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Tampa Bay Times from St. Petersburg, Florida • 16

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GENERAL Sr. Petersburg Timet, Sunday, May 21. 1967 MISS FLORIDA A RUNNER-UP ftp Cities' Drug Miss Alabama: Miss USA ADA Warns If May Back GOP In 1968 Special Tha Tlmtt Tha Ywk Tlmtt Buying Probed MIAMI BEACH (UPI) Miss Alabama, Sylvia Louise WASHINGTON (UPI) Chairman Gaylord Kelson of a Senate investigating subcommit Hitchcock, a 20-year-old brown eyed beauty from Tuscaloosa, was crowned Miss U.S.A. last night. tee asked officials in 11 com- munities yesterday to explain "shocking discrepancies" in the The brown-haired lass be WASHINGTON Americans for Democratic Action threatened yesterday to support the came the recipient of $20,000 in price of drugs they buy for public hospitals.

1 prizes and travel opportunities NATIONAL NEWS ttepumican candidate for Presi dent In 1968 It he offers "genu The Wisconsin Democrat an EDWARD V. LONG attorney. Hoffa Unk To Senator Reported and will represent the United States in the Miss Universe contest in July. nounced he was asking local of we nope-ior peace. BLONDE Miss Oregon, 19-year-old Maureen Bassett, won the costume award and Miss Virginia was picked "Miss Pixable" by news photographers covering the show.

This made blondes the favorites in the beforehand guessing. Among the bathing suit picks were seven blondes, seven brunettes and one redhead. The entrants from all 50 states and the District of Columbia have spent most of the week rehearsing their runway walks in skin-tight bathing suits, gowns and home-state costumes. Emcee for the show was television panel show moderator Bob Barker, and actress June Lockhart was assigned the running narration for home viewers. ficials whether they purchased under official (generic) or THE LIBERAL organization MISS FLORIDA, Cheryl Pat- wnicn uas always supported brand names and whether they used negotiated purchase or ton of North Miami Beach, was the second runner-up, following lslatures studying the problem and substituted one which urged local churches to: "Support legislation to legalize abortion in the case of rape, democratic presidential candidates, expressed Its position In competitive bids in the transac Miss California, Susan Bradley.

Other contestants in the final tions which produced the vary ST. LOUIS (UPI) The St, a resolution adopted by its na ing prices. uonai Doard. incest, mental incompetency or Louis Post-Dispatch said in its Nelson said last weeks in cases where the mother i Sunday edition that U.S. Sen i ne 143-m ember policy running were Miss Wisconsin, Jody Bonham of Milwaukee, and Miss Missouri, Karen Hen-drix of Independence.

hearings before the anti- health is in danger." Edward V. Long, v-Mo. "is re monoDoly subcommittee which maKlng group criticized the Johnson administration for he heads showed that New York Thermonuclear Test Miss Hitchcock, a trim (36- "reckless escalation of the Viet City buys a popular appetite ceiving substantial payments" from an attorney who also represents James R. Hoffa, the NEVADA TEST SITE (UPI) nam war." It said the country unpressing drug for 57 cents 24-37) 126 pounds, was chosen from 51 girls in the nationally televised contest. The United States triggered AP Wirephotoi Miss Alabama Is Crowned Miss U.S.A.

per thousand while Fulton Coun THE JUDGES Included columnist Ky Gardner, Fontaine-bieau Hotel head Ben Novack, one of its most powerful ther jailed Teamsters Union boss. was "now embarked on a limitless course of widening war which unnecessarily Imperils ty, Ga. (Atlanta) pays $22.60, The Miss Florida entry was a monuclear devices in an under The Post-Dispatch identified Miami pays $19.43 and Boston hometown favorite policeman Miss Mississippi, Lassie Cooke (bandleader Benny Goodman, ground shaft yesterday swaying Maria Judith Remenyi of Cal the attorney as Morris A. pays $20.21 for the same quanti thousands of lives and brings steadily nearer the danger of a daughter. of Grenada, suffered an attack ifornia, last year's winner, Shenker, prominent in St.

Louis ty- high rise buildings and rippling swimming pools 85 miles away huge conflict" crowned the new queen. circles, and said Shenker con (Pinellas County's Welfare of Influenza and spent the test in bed at her hotel room. In Las Vegas. ceded he had paid Long legal Department, which spends THE OTHER finalists were Air Canada Jetliner inereiore," the board fthe ADA expresses its about 25.000 tax dollars each The pre-contest favorites were fees for referring business to Miss Washington, D.C., Mira and actors Edgar Cuchanan and George Lindsey. While the new contestants practiced, the retiring queen took time off from the rehearsals for a hop to Washington and a visit with President Johnson.

Anti-Discrimination Crashes. 3 Pilots Killed the 15 winners of the bathing the Shenker law firm. year on drugs, uses generic pur- Chudy: Miss Illinois, Beverly Intention to support In the 1968 OTTAWA An Air Canada NEW YORK American hasing methods whenever pos Lacek of Chicago; Miss Mary SflENKER told the newspa DC8 jetliner plunged to earth suit competition. This and the best costume judging were the only preliminaries. commercial and mutual savings Sandy Cledering of Silver sible, Welfare Director Joseph Ems reports.

Andrew Padova election that candidate, of either party, who offers a genuine hope for restraint in the conduct of the war In Vietnam and for banks are taking steps to elimi Spring; Miss Nevada, Jacqueline Moore of Las Vegas; Miss assistant administrator at nate discrimination against em per the business consisted of corporate, estate, and personal damage cases and "did not involve matters pertaining to fed ALUMINUM BLDG.8tht CENTRAL 1 Mound Park Hospital, said most during a practice landing at Uplands Airport last night and burst into flames. An airline spokesman said three pilots aboard the plane were killed. Texas. Bonnie Robinson of Its peaceful resolution on honor ployment and promotion of Jews, it was announced yester hospital orders are filled upon Houston; Miss Arizona, Ju- able terms, if such a candidate eral or state governments and doctor's recommendations and day by Morris Abram, president dianne Magnusson of Phoenix; is presented to the American people." these are usually brand names. Andre Gauthier, public rela of the American Jewish Miss Oregon, Maureen Bassett agencies which might raise a conflict-of-interest possibility." Mound Park receives discounts tions manager for Air Canada of Beaverton; Miss Pennsylva when buying drugs, Padova nia.

Barbara Woronko of Ed Shenker said he had known at Ottawa, said no passengers THE BOARD tempered its said, because it makes purchas Long for more than 20 years and had received referral busi es under a State of F'orida criticism of Johnson by expressing sympathy with his "difficult position." It also left were aboard the aircraft when it crashed about a quarter mile from the runway during an attempted landing. wards ville; Miss Tennessee, Nancy Brackhahn of Memphis, and Miss Virginia, Elizabeth Kallmyer of Richmond. large quantity contract. Jumble Page 6-B ness before Long's election to the U.S. Senate.

open the possibility that mem bers of ADA would, In the end, Baptists In Convention Urge Legalized Abortion PITTSBURGH (UPI) The work for Johnson's re-election It said: "We feel It necessary American Baptist Convention for those who dissent from cur rent policies to express their urged yesterday that abortion be legalized. viewpoint in as forceful and po 6 Occ. mod. masonry air cond. SELL TRADE PARSLEY STONE, INC.

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