L. T. OLDS, FDBBR. WBDNBSIMY, ,JULY 8, 1964 Good B v e•l•1 Bvery6ody: Gover•or Scr••lo• ••ltl•6 a la•l,Ald • - - - lo •I• over •ome of llto•e llll•ol • llel •1•1 ••, ••o •r• •o l•t> orl ••I lo ltl• clt••c•• of ••cc•••. Tit• 1over,eor ltoldl•I a•••• co•J•r••c• - •I llte Cltlc•10 alrt>orl, lie/ore leavl•6 for S•• Fr••cl•c• - ••II lie GOP Co•v•alloa , 61••11•6 Ille receal •t•l••••I 6y ltf• rival for llt• •o•l•allo•. Scra,elo• acc••l•6 II• A rl •o•I •• of •••I 1•6 to - "II•/ ol l•I • tit• •ltol • lllsq•allfl•• Ille Arl•o•• Seaator. A• l•t•rt,relatlo• tlta t Barry Gol d•al •r - fa ,eo I I llt•I Y lo •llr•e •Ult. T•• ,,.,,,. fro• Ari .co••'• reo-•I• c••dl tlacy I• •o• tlae ceNlral I•••• of Ill• comt,al 6•, ••Y• Ill• ••• fro• P•••• yl vo11 lo. 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I,1cide•lally lie sis-ter• Co,egr•••••• ••• 0 ,.,. 0 .,.ced tllal lie "''" rtot •••II a severtl II ler• - I• II• HODGE Lui It 1 ' Hod, s all - for a moral ori t m 011 d m o 11 I r a I i o II i 11 tie tr t Hi poi nl bei 11g tl,at anyon ictimized by egre alioni l prejudice - can be brought i11to ourt and ac used of iolaling - the Civil Rights Law. Wl,ich is that Commerce Secretary Hodges • prefers to see. Instead of - demonstrations. OMMO HEALT/1 Th on/ r 11 c ' of 0111mo11uealllt I ad r i11 L o II do 11 - i r u 11 ,, i II g i 11 I o it har e of pick lin g . Both "' It i I m a r h r - and Neg · roe · from Soul h er 11 Rhodesia. Each id d ma11di11g uppor/ - from /h e Conferell e. t•EATIIER l i11d ·, I orm , fog. zero , i i bilit y. s 11 e I I r i n 1 h , a l - I / 1 a I ' l h e w e a t h e r p i c t u r e fr o m l h e Great Plai 11 • a11d th i\tlid-1 e l . Pra l ical l; e er y t Iii ng in fact - but snou. r a i 11 and UJ ind - in Ne bras k a and Wis c on s in . Dri v in in Chicago dangerous - because of fog. Te mp e r a t u res s t ill in t Ii e up p er e i g h t i es a t m id n i gh t , in Oki ahoma a,rd northern Texas. Here in New York - a real downpour h - n l D 1 e ury, erm n is - did ur c er rec y a ie a e he a ffec ins of Bene r ' n's wife n i e e e ix y-one? Mr. ~ o rin says E ha ica y - ye. nd he wan th colorful ball . 1 a y er - o _ ay up. H is e st i mat e of he d a• ages - one hundrec and fif y housand do lars. The foraer s ort-sto of he S aint Louis Cards - says no. e thinks he charge is as ad as - an u pire's call. T PLt --- -- If you'v ever lrie lv un erstand the differ nee b et we e n t he B r it - ~ h a n d the F re n c h - • e 11 , here ' s some r ther unusual evi ence. I'm not sure - exactly what i t means. But - j ud e for yourself. Subject - the topless dress. It appeared today - in a London pub. ""d • e P aris bistro. Party of / the first ar~. in each case - a glamorous blonde. And - here's what happened to the ladies on opposite sides of the Channel. The owner of the London pub - tossed a tablecloth over his g uest. And - escorted her out the door. His explanation - •She puts the men off their beer.• The owner of the Paris bistro - he made the topless Parisienne right at home. And there she was, having a cognac with the boys - when the gendar ■ es ~~, arrived ,...«bd bust led b , er J / . off - to the;( ~ j ¥mid ,t.d;t ,t the voluble protests - of the owner and his customers. A TOPLESS - 2 - -------- So does lite lop/ e dress look different to lh mas cul in eye - d pending 011 1 here you are? Wh t h er ) 011 ar in London - or Paris? N ~P L ----- From Kalma n u, word of the most important arc ha olo ical i covery in the history of Ne al. A group of anci nt Nepalese - discovered in a cave high in the Himalayas. O n the border between lepal - and Tibet. Twenty skeletons - dating back to the middle of the seventh century. Still clad in the Buddhist robes - of the period. The most interesting thing about this discovery - ie the dating. ln the seventh centary - the greatest of the Iings of Tibet was on the throne in Lhasa. The mighty Song Sen G a11po - who pushed through the Himalayas, And - conquered Nepal. Qt-t{-.A..t {,\L(' 'rhousands of Nepalese fled into - the highest mountains o n ~ planet. Hiding out - in the caves " of the Himalays. Among the ■, the fugitives - whose skeletons have just been discovered. Grim relics ot the days when Song Sen Gampo - ruled the Roof of the World. And - beyond the Himalayas.