~ RIOT The City of Chicago •1ghts back. Mayor Daley and Police Superintendent Jame~ Conlisk - today challenging the findings of that Federal task orce. Especially C L ~ refuting charges of ~ t 1 police riot" - in the handling of de■onstntors during the Democratic Convention. Said Conlisk: "In instances where there has been sufficient evidence of improper conduct - there has been disciplinary action." But 11 to speak of a police rlot" - said he - "is to distort the history of those days in August." Said Mayor Daley: "mere wasn't any polloe rioting - during the convention." He added: "the report itself ls c011plete - the only thing lacking is substantlatl of the charges made ln the su•ary." NEW YORK At that " pre-augural White House" - New York - another major appointment to a . R l c h a ~ ~ t l n g as his chief science adviser - Dr. Lee Dubridge, president of Cal Tech~ose main Job - said t h e President-elect - will be that of bridging the gap between the political and intellectual communities. ~~ Dr . Dubr1dge: 1 frleni:t A years - ever since he first assumed his Cal Tech post; which he now leaves at age sixty-seven - to take up aervloe to the President-elect. "I will not be his polltlcal adviser nor economic adviser" - said Dr. Dubridge - "bat I will try to get the best scientific information in the country - and present it to hlm." CHICAGO Grand Champion Steer at this year's International Livestock Exposition in Chicago - a big, beautiful Black Angus by the name o f Blackjack. Owned, rai s ed and shown by the Arendt brother s of Highmcre , South Dakota - Aloysius, sixteen - Gregory, f ourteen - Peter, twelve; who put Blackjack on the block today - to help finance their college educations. Winning bid for the Grand Champion Steer: Eleven Thousand, Seven Hundred dollars - or ten bucks a poWld. And tha-. no bull. \ COMMONS fV--< ~ ~ 4- ~ In the Barden o f Eden - it was auppos■dlJ' an apple / X ~ that caused all the commotion. In the British House of ~ Co•ons - it was de f initely an apple that caused an - - - A.. uproar today. Laborite Charles • Pannell - touching off the furore Khan he noted that Conservative M.P. John Wells had been ' standing at the bar of the House - spending the last ten minutes munching an apple." In the storm of protest that followed - the Speaker of the House finally · adllltting that he had "no power" over the "•sticatory habits of M.P.'s." Whereupon ~-~ ~Wells sat down on the floor and quietly finished his apple - boos and catcalls notwlthstandlng. When lt was all over - _ o o-" _ l ''o_ _ o_. . , ,, ~ - N A ~ U l l W . ~ l ) l q - ~ . !Jsll I 11 ==·- lie, ~ ~ " -R.,.f ~ ~ , ~ v , F . WHITE HOUSE ~W<l<sl ~-AC IHE_j 119.( an awards ceremony today1L ';(""Whtte House in Washington. Presi d ent Johnson presenting the Harmon A,latlon Trophy - to Air Force llaJor W111lam "Pete" Knight; for flying bis X-Flfteen rocket plane - to a record speed of more than four thousand, five hundred miles an hour. "The men who fly the l•Fifteen - are our flnest 11 .. sald LBJ. Observing that "every time the rocket ship takes ~ to the air - a man 1s at the controls~ ~t'8re are no "wmanned test flights.• ,=../'l.--r,,tc. ~ ~