Beautification Plan Is Advanced Washington (P) The Sen-1 ate public roads subcommittee Friday unanimously approved a sharply revised version of President Johnson's highway beautification bill. Sen. Jennings Randolph, D- the subcommittee chairman, said the administhe changes that betration has Phoen told def fo all Five Sputniks Orbited With One Rocket Moscow (UPI)-Soviet scientists launched five Sputniks with one rocket Friday, including their first satellite carrying radioactive power. But in both categories the Soviets still hold second place to the Americans. The United States launched eight satellites from one rocket earlier this year and a U.S.
satellite called "SNAP" (system nuclear auxiliary power) went into orbit last year with a radioactive isotope. Tass, the official Soviet news agency, said one of the five Sputniks--dubbed Cosmos 80 through 84 carried a power station "powered by the energy emitted by a radioactive isotope." Under this system, pioneered by the United States, the isotope gives off radioactivity is translated into power. "Measures have been Tass said, "to preclude fully the possibility of the radioactive isotope spreading in the atmosphere or on the surface of the earth." It was Russia's second fivein-one shot in two months. It accomplished the feat for the first time July 16 and Friday's shot tied that Soviet record. The "Cosmos" satellites were part of a program begun in 1962 to gather data on orbital conditions needed for the Soviet man in space program.
The launching continued the Soviets' hot summer of space exploration. Since June 8, 17 or moon 1 rocekts have gone aloft bearing the hammer and sickle. Tass said the scientific factfinding equipment aboard the five satellites "is functioning normally" and is sending its information back to earth. Work Progressing Washington (UPI) Work is progressing on the $1.4 million permanent monument at the grave of President John F. Kennedy.
lieves the new version is acceptable to the President. One major section of Johnson's original proposal was dropped. The other three were changed to shift the cost entirely to the federal government. Price' Tag The initial price tag was placed at $400 million but the bill's sponsors agreed this would rise considerably later on. The subcommittee retained provisions of billboards along sections of the primary and Interstate highways systems, for screening or removal of some junkyards on the same routes, and for use of funds to beautify rightof-way along the federal-aid' system.
The section of the bill dropped by the committee would have required each state to use up one-third of its federal aid secondary road funds for construction of scenic roads or roads leading to scenic or recreational areas. Governors Protested Governors had protested that this would mean cutting back sharply on vital farmto-market highway projects. Randolph said he is hopeful that the bill can clear the full Senate Public Works Committee next week. Johnson has been pressing for action on it this year. Some senators have reported privately that Mrs.
Johnson is the main driving force behind the legislation, that the President has told them he "must have it for Lady Bird." Injured Lincoln Girl's Condition Termed 'Good' Omaha (UPI)-The condition of Cyndy Jelinek, 18, of Lincoln was described as "good" Friday by a spokesman at St. Joseph's Hospital here. Miss Jelinek, who suffered a bullet wound in the jaw early Thursday morning, was transferred from Douglas County Hospital to St. Joseph's hospital. She was injured during a high speed chase down West Dodge during which police fired several shots at the car in which she was a passenger.
The driver of the car, Howard D. Farley, 16, also of Lincoln, was booked for investigation and released on $300 bond. Miss Jelinek told officers she pleaded several times with Farley to stop during the chase. PARAGLIDER CARRIES 'GEMINI' TO SAFE LANDING A stork-like paraglider carries a Gemini-style space- capsules down on the ground instead of the water. The craft to a successful landing on the desert at Edwards Air vehicle, with a test pilot at the controls, was carried to Force Base, Calif.
The device is designed to bring space 8,000 feet altitude by a helicopter and released. Holliday Will Filed In Court For Probate New York (P) Actress Judy Holliday, whose will was filed Friday for probate, left the bulk of her estate to her son and her mother. The will sets up a trust fund for the son, Jonathan Oppenheim, and one for the mother, Mrs. Helen Tuvim. Miss Holliday also left her personal property, jewelry and real estate at Blooming Grove, N.
to Mrs. Tuvim and a collection of phonograph records to a friend, Aldoph Green of New York. Miss Holliday died. here of cancer at the age 41 last June 7. Born Judith Tuvim, she adopted the stage name of Holliday an approximate translation of her Hebrew She was married to David Oppenheim, a cellist, but they were divorced in 1957.
Lincoln Is Cited For Traffic Safety Chicago (A) The National Safety Council reported Friday that Lincoln, is a leader in its population class for traffic safety during the first seven months of the year. The council said Lincoln and Montgomery, each had only one-half death per 10,000 registered vehicles during that period. The two cities are in the 100,000 to 200,000 population group. Poet Beum Will Be In Biography of U.S. Writers Robert Beum, 3103 So.
16th, has received word that a biography of him will be included in a forthcoming book poet biographies titled "U.S. Poets of the 20th Century." The reference book, which will be published by the MacMillan will carry biographies of 300 American poets. Beum has published poems for 20 years and the Thanksgiving issue of this year's Commonweal magazine will carry a long poem by Beum about Lincoln. Beum's article, "'Melville's is in the current issue of the Dalhousie Review, published by Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The article is a study of the writing career of novelist Herman Melville.
Professor Beum recently moved to Lincoln from Omaha, where he taught at Creighton University. This fall he joins the staff of Nebraska Wesleyan as an assistant professor of English. Income Tax Petitions Available At 5 Banks Omaha Income tax referendum petition drive headquarters announced Friday that petitions can be signed or obtained at five Lincoln banks starting Tuesday morning. They are the Cornhusker Bank, Citizens State Bank, National Bank of Commerce, City National Bank, and Union Bank and Trust. TELEVISION, RADIO PROGRAMS Channels Seen In Lincoln SUNDAY MORNING TV 8 KMTV Omaha KETV Omaha 7:30 1011 For Children Only 7 Sergeant Preston-Dra.
WOW Omaha KOLN Lincoln 8:00 3 Singing Time in Dixie 101 Lamp Unto My Feet 12 KUON Lincoln a.m. 6 Farm Forum -Discuss. 9:45 3 Light Time -Religion SATURDAY MORNING TV 8:25 7 Thought for Day-Rel. 10:00 3 Plain Talk-Religion 8:30 6 Church in Home-Rel. 6 Camera Three--Re 6:30 6 Sunrise Semester 7 Camera on Mid- America 7 Bible Puppets 7 Beany, Cecil- -Children 7:00 610 Mr.
Mayor -Child. 10:00 3 Dennis Menace Child. Davey and Goliath 1000 Faith Today--Relig. .7:15 3 British Calendar 610 Linus Lionhearted 8:45 Davey, Goliath--Rel. 10:30 3 Faith Today--Religion 7:30 3 Farm Report of Week 7 New Casper -Cartoon 6 Mass for Shut-ins 7 101 This is Light Time 7:55 7 Thought for Day--Rel.
10:30 3 -Western Series 7 Bullwinkle- Children 8:00 3 Television Classroom 9:00 3 Herald of Truth--Rel. 1011 State Fair Church 610 Jetsons- Cartoon Forces of Peace-Rel. 610 Alvin- Children 10 7 Porky Pig--Cartoon Carnival 11:00 3 Movie Western Drama (7 Silver 7 Cartoon 'Oklahoma Plains' ('52) 8:30 3 Hector Heathcote 11:00 3 Top Cat-Cartoons 101 Look Up and Live 6 Yankee Baseball -Live 610 Tennessee Tuxedo 610 Sky King--Adventure 9:15 6 Sacred Heart -Rel. Red Sox v. Yankees 7 Big Picture--Army 10 7 Bugs 9:30 3 Christophers -Religion 7 Church ServiceBunny- Children 9:00 3 Underdog-Child.
11:30 103 Canadian Holiday 6 This is Life-Religion 11:30 100 Yankee Baseball 610 Quick Draw--Children 6 My Flicka- Children 7 Answer--Discussion 10 7 Hoppity CBS Hooper- News Child. SUNDAY AFTERNOON TV 9:30 3 Fireball XL-5 Child. 1011 Saturday 610 Mighty Mouse Show 11:45 101 Baseball Game of Wee 12:00 3 News: Cal Kirshen 3:30 3 Award Theatre Drama p.m. 7 Bowling at Leisure 7 Love That Bob- -Comedy SATURDAY AFTERNOON TV 12:15 3 Social Security Action 10M Your Encore--Documentary Garden-Hort. 12:30 3 Frontiers of Faith -Rel.
4:00 3 12:00 3 Award Theater 7 Combo of Week-Music 1:00 3 Goblin on the Doorstep Zoorama Wildlife p.m. 6 NFL Pre-Season Game 4:00 7 Wide World of Sports Anti-submarine defense Roller Derby 49ers v. Pitts. Steelers 3 Big Picture--Army 7 FDR-Documentary 10 Six Fat Dutchmen-Music 7 Major League Baseball 101 Laramie--Western 1:30 3 Movie -Drama 4:30 6 Amateur Hour-Variety 12:30 3 Film Feature 6 B'wana Don--Children 'Ladies in Retirement' ('41) 5:00 3 Meet the Press Saturday Movie 4:30 3 Western Sketchbook 7 Discovery '65 Child. Gov.
Romney interviewed 1:00 3 2:00 101 Cartoon Party 6 Cartoon Classic- Child. 10 Capitol Report (15m) 6 20th Century- -Document 1:45 10 State House Report Vanishing men of the wind 2:30 Movie-Western 4:45 C3 Sportsman's Holiday 'Old Oklahoma Plains' 5:00 3 Cartoon Playhouse 2:00 6 News Conference 7 Zoo Time -Wildlife Homestead -Relig. 1011 Gold Paper -Industry 3:00 6 Movie Western 6 WW I-Documentary 10 Day's Work Is Done-Doc. 5:15 10 Lincoln Public Schools 'Quiet Gun' ('57-79m) 101 Dick Wickman--Music 2:30 6 Oklahoma City- -Golf 5:30 3 NBC Sports in Action 3 Religion Looks At News Joe Namuth, John Huarte American Bandstand 5:30 Jazz Scene USA--Music 100 Juvenile Theatre 6 Fractured Flickers 10 Naked City--Drama 3 Family Theatre West. 7 Dragnet -Drama 3:00 3 All Star Theatre 800 Eddy Haddad -Music 7 Sergeant Preston- -Child.
WW SATURDAY EVENING TV 6:00 0000 Saturday News Drake goes after assassiSUNDAY EVENING TV 7 Strike It Lucky nators of 2 security agents wrecked (60m-R) 6:30 3 Flipper -Adventure (R) 8:30 7 Hollywood Palace- Var. 6:00 610 Lassie-Adventure spacecraft tested to Gene Barry host (60m-R) 7 Love That Bob Comedy 7 ABC Movie Adventure 9:00 Gunsmoke 6:30 3 Walt Disney 'The Viking' ('58-120m) Hap' bravery capture lobster poachers (R) 010 Western 610 Fanfare: Al Hirt Matt tries to clear up Part III of 'Kilroy' (R) 9:00 3 Rogues--Drama Mel Ethel Ennis 12-year-old mystery (R) 610 My Favorite Martian Rogues are obliged (R) Torme, 7 King Family- 9:30 7 Trail's West -Western Mrs. Brown saves money 610 Candid Camera Music salute ot summer 10:00 News (All stations) 7 Wagon Train-Western 9:30 610 What's My Line Quiz Jones- Com. 10:15 7 Movie -Drama Lad tries to make amends 10:00 News (All stations) 7:00 3 Kentucky Ike has good report card 'Hell Fire' 4'49-90m) 7:00 610 Ed Sullivan-Variety Movie-Drama 10:20 3 Movie--Melodrama Alan King, Petula Clark (3 10:15 Movie--Mystery 7:30. 02 NBC ('58) 'Four Skulls of Drake' 7:30 3 Branded -Western (R) 'Shadow of Fear' ('56-99m) 'Some McCord can't convince 7 Movie-Drama Came Running' 6 Movie- ('45) Cmdr.
he's not an outlaw 'Sign of Cross' ('32-105m) 610 Gilligan Isle- Comedy 'House on 92nd Street' 7 Broadside- -Comedy 10:20 6 Movie-Mystery ('39) Gilligan learns magic (R) 10:35 101 Movie--Mystery Adrian acquires neat car 'Adventures of Sherlock' 7 Lawrence 8:00 610 Secret Agent-Drama 'Iron Glove' ('54-77m) 8:00 3 Bonanza -Western (R) 10:35 10 Movie-Drama ('48) Keep up with real depth report- 11:45 7 Movie--Drama Saddle tramp has way with 'Kiss Blood Off My Hands' ing on government, state and com- 'Fiame of Youth' ('49-60m.) women to men's displeasure 11:55 (3 Movie-Drama ('46) unity affairs in the Capital Sec- 11:55 3 Movie--Drama 610 Twilight Zone Dra. 'Men of Two Worlds' (85m) tion. of the "Sunday Journal and 'Atlantic Convoy' ('42) 3 dead found 12:00 ABC Star. men are on 7 Scope Saturday, Sept. 4, 1965 The Lincoln Star 17 Deaths And Funerals died Thursday.
Services: 11 a.m. Saturday, St. Mary's. Hodgman-Splain's, 4040 A. Pallbearers: Robert Esquivel Quentin Ortiz, Jesus and Alfonso Damian, Pete Silva.
Leonard Arenas. Crossing. Burial: Calvary tery, Beaver Crossing. ter Funeral Home, Beaver Crossing. ALDAPE- -Jacinto, 73, 134 So.
Sacred Heart Church, Beaver HIGGINS- -Janice Hoover, 40, died Wednesday in Lincoln. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, St. Matthew's Episcopal. Burial: Lincoln Memorial.
Memorials: St. Mathew's, Roper Sons', 4300 0. LEDWICH Day Thomas, 89. Emerald, died Thursday. Born Iowa.
Active in retail lumber business in Nebraska. Lincoln area resident 35 years. Member Holy Trinity Church. Survivor: William H. of Emerald.
Memorials: Cancer Fund. Um. berger's, 48th Vine. MURPHEY-Mrs. Laura, 66, of Waverly, died Thursday in Lincoln.
Services: 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Burial: Rose Hill, Waverly. Umberger's, 48th. Vine. 9 a.m.• 1:30 p.m.
Saturday. Memorials: Orthopedic Hospital. STALDER -Edgar 72, 5640 Colby, died Thursday. Services: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Umberger's, 48th Vine.
Burial: Wyuka. SWANSON Fred William, 80, 1528 died Wednesday. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, Roper si Sons', 4300 0. Wyuka.
84, 1100 Lincoln So. 11th, resiFriday. dent five years. Retired carpenter. Survivors: son, Lloyd of Orange, brothers, Preston of Lincoln, John of Unadilla, Jasil Fruitland, Idaho, Guy of Elmwood; sister, Mrs.
Minnie Peckham of Lincoln. Robert's, 1110 P. OUT OF TOWN BORS-Albert, 86, of Wilber, died Thursday in Crete. Survivors: sons, Emil and William, both of Omaha, Albert Jr. of Portland, daughters, Mrs.
Tillie Odvody of Milligan, Mrs. Bertha Duba of Lincoln, Mrs. Sylvia Synder of Los Angeles, Calif. Services: p.m. Sunday, Zajicek's, Wilber.
Burial: Bohemian, Wilber. BRUNING-Frederich 71, Bruning, died Thursday. Survivors: wife, Anna son, Walter F. of Bruning; daughter, Mrs. Clinton (Phyllis) Currey of Rapid City, S.D.; sisters, Mrs.
Helen Schulte of Ashland, Mrs. Rhoda Hulse Bruning, Mrs. Ada Hedeen of Summerville, W. Mrs. Olga Campbell of South Bend, Mrs.
Norma Martin San Bernadino, Mrs. Mabel West of Lincoln; brothers, Walter of Bruning, Martin of Englewood, four grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church, Bruning. Trinity Lutheran Cemetery.
Milirites at grave. Pastor Fred Hueners. GEIS Veronica, of Beaver ing, died Thursday at Friend, Services: 10 a.m., Saturday, KINNETT- John 71, of Enid, died Friday. Retired real estate broker. Moved from Lincoln to Enid in 1929.
WWI vet. Member Baptist church and American Legion. Survivors: wife, Inza; sisters, Mrs. R. A.
of San Antonio, Henzele Ricketts El Monte, several nieces and nephews. Wadlow's, 1225 L. KOZAK-Paul, 77, of Friend, died Friday. Survivors: wife, Emma; of Dorchester: daughter. Mrs.
Bertha Vostrez of Wilber: sisters, Mrs. Anna Pavlish and Mrs. Rose Jones of Dorchester. Services: 3 p.m. Monday, Zajicek's.
Wilber. Burial: Bohemian Cemetery, Wilber. SHIMERDA-Anton, 76, of Wilber, died Friday. Survivors: wife, Bessie; sons, Henry Omaha, Edward and Frank of Wilber. Services: 1:30 p.m.
Monday, Zajicek's, Wilber. Burial: Bohemian Cemetery, Wilber. LANDKAMER-George 77, Hebron, died Wednesday. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Hebron.
Burial: Sacred Heart Cemetery. Montgomery-TibbettsCotter. Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery. -Raymond, 69, Culver City, died Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, Tonsing Son, Syracuse.
Burial: Union, Otoe. SEIFERT -J a me es William, 35, Denver, died Tuesday. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, St. Patrick's, Manley.
Burial: Oakwood, Weeping Water. HobsonDorr, Weeping Water. STERN- Charles 87, retired farmer of Denton, died Wednesday in Lincoln. Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, Volland Son, Milford.
Burial, Denton. Missile Silo Bids Nixed As Too Low Washington (P) The General Services Administration announced Friday it is rejecting, as being too low, all bids received July 21 for surplus missile silos in a number of states. The agency had received 188 bids for 89 of the silos, the highest offer was $26,110. The silos cost the government around $12 to $25 million each. GSA said the disposal plans are now being reviewed.
There were indications it might be decided some could be put to various public uses. Located near Air Force bases, the silos became surplus because of advances in the missile field. They once housed the Atlas Atlas and Titan I missiles for national defense. They are concrete-lined, air conditioned, and some are 160 feet deep. Most of the bids received ranged between $2,500 and $7,500 each for the silos.
Second Lawsuit In 1964 Crash Seeks $50,000 A $50,000 damage suit was filed in Lancaster District Court Friday against Martin A. Johns by Vernon G. Keeney in connection with a Dec. 19, 1964, accident. Keeney alleges he was a passenger in a car driven by the defendant, whom he claims was negligent when the car he was driving overturned about one mile west of Pleasant Hill.
Earlier this week a $75,000 suit was filed against Johns by another passenger in his car, Virgil Helzer. RADIO (EDITOR'S NOTE: Radio programs entire week are carried in the for the Sundar Following listing shows station call and Mondav morning papers. letters. position on dial, network, only and town. indicates daytime station.) LOCAL RADIO KFAB NBC)-Omaha KFOR (1240: ABC) KLIN (1400) -Lincoln KLMS (1480: -Lincoln WOW (590: CBS)-Omaha FM RADIO KFAB-FM (99.9mc)- -Omaha KFMQ-FM (95.3mc)-Lincoln KWHG-FM (106.3mc)-Lincoln KQAL-FM -Omaha KWBE-FM (92.9mc) -Beatrice WOW-FM (92.3mc)-Omaha Special Features SATURDAY 3:00 Weekend Monitor: KFAB, p.m.
NBC. Ed McMahon host. p.m. Brahms-Waltzes. 8:00 Classical Hour: KFMQ.
10:00 Saturday Night Party: p.m. KWHG. Folk music, jazz. SUNDAY 6:00 Religion On Air: a.m. Adventist: 9:05 WOW to Catholic: 6 WOW 1:45 Christian 11:30 KLIN p.m.
Christian Reform: 10 KFAB Christian Science: 9:15 KFAB; 1:45 p.m. KLMS Church Christ: 8:15 KLIN Jewish: 11:15 KFOR Lutheran: 6:30 KFAB: 7 KLIN; 12:30 KLMS Methodist: 9 KFAB; 11:30 St. Paul KFOR; First, KLMS Mormon: 10:35 WOW Nondenominational: 7:10 WOW: 7:30 KLIN; 8 Music, KLIN; 8:00 Oral Roberts. KLMS: 8:10 WOW: 8:30 Charles Fuller, KLIN; 8:30 Bible. KFAB: 9 Protestant Hour.
KLIN; 12 p.m. Billy Graham, KLMS Presbyterian: 9:35 Dundee, Reformed United Church: 9-30 KFOR 10:35 Salt Lake Tabernacle a.m. Choir: WOW, CBS. 2:00 Light Classics: KWHG. p.m.
Gershwin, Gilbert Sullivan. 3:00 Classical Music: KWHG. p.m. Mendelssohn, Weber. 5:30 Press: KFAB, p.m.
NBC. Governor George Romney is interviewed. 7:00 World of Music: KWHG. Johann Strauss 8:00 Classical Hour: KFMQ. p.m.
Mozart, Violin Duo 1. Death Of Older Lincoln Man Is Ruled Accidental The death Friday afternoon of an 85-year-old Lincoln man tentatively has been ruled accidental by the Lancaster County sheriff's office. Owen Wall, 85, of 1100 So. 11th, was dead on arrival at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
He lived alone. He was found about 1 p.m. by two women who entered his apartment after smelling gas. A Lincoln doctor ruled asphyxiation as the cause of death, the sheriff's office said. $37,274 Damages Asked In Lawsuit Delbert G.
Wall filed a 274 damage suit in Lancaster District Court Friday against Steven H. McMullen in connection with a Feb. 24, 1965, accident. Wall alleges negligence on the part of McMullen when McMullen's car was in collision with the plaintiff's as the defendant allegedly backed into a drive at 4815 Hartley. Six Killed Fresno, Calif.
(P) Six persons were killed when their car apparently ran a stop sign and was struck by another automobile east of Fowler, Calif. YES Applicants Fill 966 Requests From Employers The Youth Employment Service (YES) has had 688 applicants doing a variety of work this year and has received and filled 966 requests from employers, according to Sue McCoy, YES director. YES has been moved to 15th and room 221. The purpose of the service is to serve as an employment service for area youth between the ages of 14 and 18; to create a better understanding between adults and youth; and to teach youth the procedures of interviews, appearance, and in general, what the employer expects of the employe. FA FAIRTIME65 AGAIN THIS YEAR WE INVITE YOU AND YOURS TO BE IN THE AUDIENCE FOR A FAVORITE TELEVISION SHOW FROM THE 1965 NEBRASKA STATE FAIR AUDITORIUM 3:00 Juvenile Theatre 5:00 Dick Wickman Sunday AUDITORIUM 10:30 Church Service 1:415 State House Report 4:00 Six Fat Dutchmen Monday thru COLISEUM AUDITORIUM 12:00 RFD 10 11 3:30 Star Time Tuesday and Thursday 5:00 Sheriff Bill GRAND ISLAND NEBRASKA CHANNEL 11 KOLN TV KGIN-TY CHANNEL 10 LINCOLN NEBRASKA A.
