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Mariposa Folk Festival H. J. Peters Haley Death also three father Louis Jaeger service husband Lutheran Wordsworth, DETROIT of also great of 7 at John Charles Howard Church, the Sr. 20. 500 Mrs.

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9 20. 20. Mary: and Edward Mi. husband at of PRESS Notices Beloved Funeral brother Char- (Lor- dear Mr. 224 and of To Be One of the Best MIKE GORMLEY Free Press Staff Writer Toronto is going to have a music festival.

It will be properly run, have good talent and a place to operate. It's the same one that's been there for 10 years. The name is the Mariposa Folk Festival, to be held on the Toronto Islands July 24, 25 and 26. The lineup this year includes Rambling Jack Elliot, Werle Travis, Doug Kershaw and James Taylor. The music forms to be covered range from traditional folk to New Orleans jazz to Indian and Eskimo music and crafts.

Mariposa will go into its 10th annual showing with the same policy they've had since the start of the event. They wish to present "new" talent to the people. Most of them are Canadian, Joni Mitchell has appeared there and she returned last year along with fellow Canadians Ian and Syl. via and America's Joan Baez to enable the festival to enter this year's festivities with a strong financial backing, something they've never had before. Last year they didn't have enough money to have the tickets printed.

Mariposa is owned and operated the Toronto Guild of Folk Artists, A non-profit by, organization incorporated under Ontario legislation. They used their new-found wealth to run a. series of workshops last fall and winter in Toronto, loaned a sum of money to help the Toronto Folklore Center, and ran a series of folk music programs in a number of Toronto area schools. And with that extra money, they've also expanded this year's Festival. In fact, this year there will be two festivals.

The second one, to be held at the same time as Mariposa and on the same site, is called Arts Festival of the Native Peoples of North America. The Festival itself will start at 10:30 a.m. each of the three days, Indian and Eskimos will take part in the formal evening concerts also, sharing the bill with Canadian, American and European performers. Some of the performers who may be recognized by Detroit folks are Michael Cooney, guitarist. David Rea, who used to travel and record with Ian and Sylvia; and the Pennywhistlers, a group of LELLI'S 7618 WOODWARD WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAY MONDAY THROUGH SEPT.

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Ave, Funeral Jeffery, Funeral Peters 5-C Wife Don- hus. hut- also the St. C. of of of Funerals Today A. Baglione, Anna Barnes, William Barr, William Verheyden Bernadette Roy Kaul Chappell, Cherry, Howard McFarland Cooke, Katherine E.

Roy J. Kaul Dalgarn, Richard S. Eppen3-VanDeweghe Deedler, Wilbur L. Harris Gilluley, Alberta E. Van Lerberghe Ingram, Grace G.

Vasu-Lynch Kropf, Walter J. Howe. Peterson MacArthur, Norma Ethel Heeney-Sundquist Meininger, Fern C. Northrop Moeller, Arthur F. Verheyden Mossett, Charles L.

Northrop Moy, Charles Wm. Sullivan Osbon, Zernal E. Fred Wood Rosley, Robert C. Fred Wood Robb, Nicholas DeSantis Tarte, Catherine Verheyden Sharff, Irene Elizabeth Mcinnes-Desmond Valade, Florence C. Girbach Van Hoff, William VanLerberghe Washburn, Arch E.

Vasu- Lynch Death Notices AYERS HARRY age 62, Dearborn. Beloved husband of Mary: dear father of Mrs. Norma Kolotelo. Mrs. Linda Goral, Shirlev, Harry Jr.

and Donald Avers. Three grandchildren, one brother and three sisters. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. from the Howe Petersen 22546 Michigan Avenue. Dearborn Interment.

Grand Lawn. BARR WILLIAM H. June 19 at Sarasota, Fla. Husband of Gladys; father of Mrs. William Wilkie, John William H.

Mrs. Paul Smith, Donald Robert and Douglas also 21 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral at the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Tuesday at 1. BEACH of WATSON Ruth H. MD.

Father June of 22. Philip Husbangi Ann Arbor and Mrs. Chester McDonald of Battle Creek. Brother of Frederick of Bad Axe and Mrs. Elinor Gossin of Calif.

8 grandchil. dren. At the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Dr. until Tuesday evening at 10. Funeral from Christ Church, Grosse Pointe.

Wednesday at 11. Tributes may be made to the American Cancer Society or St. Pauls Episcopal Church, Bad Axe, Mich. BROUILLET MRS. VIRGINIA, 2309 Harding, Muskegon June 21, 1970.

Widow of Edmond; mother of Edmund of Flint and Michael of Muskegon: sister of James Byron of three grandchildren. Requiem Mass Wednesday 9:30 a.m. St. Francis deSales Catholic Church. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery. Bible vigil Tuesday 8 p.m. Walburn Funeral Home, Muskegon. BYERS THOMAS of Dearborn. Beloved husband of Jennie, dear father of John Thomas E.

and Donald R. Byers. Brother of George Byers, nine grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 1 p.m, from the Howe- Peterson A Funeral 22546 Michigan Dearborn. CZECHOWSKI TADEUSZ K.

Dear friend of all the Funeral services Thursday 9:15, Krot Funeral Home, 2687 Caniff to Queen of Apostles, 10 a.m. Rosary Polish National Alliance Group 122 Tuesday 7 p.m. Parish rosary Wednesday 8 p.m. DALTON GENEVA. Dear mother of Mrs.

Thelma Doris Jacobson and Mrs. JoAnn Laiklam; dear sister of Mrs. Vera Sargent, Mrs. ParaLee Robertson, Miss Ethyl, Miss Louise, Frank and Ambrose Featherstone: also survived by four grandchildren. Funeral Thursday, 2 p.m.

Shepherd's Funeral Home, Ashville, North Carolina. For further information, call Voran Funeral Home, Taylor Chapel, 291-1800. ELWARD WILLIAM M. (Read); Beloved husband of brother of Miss Margaret Elward and the late John, Paul, Edward Elward and Mrs. Pauline A.

Lewis, Mrs. Florence Ryan and Miss Mary Elward, Funeral from the EppensDeweghe Funeral Home, 6150 Cadieux Rd. at Harper, Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. and at St. Matthew Church at 9.

Rosary Tuesday at 8 p.m. FISCH GEORGE H. D.D.S. Beloved husband of Emma (Cooper); dear father of Miss Katherine Swan and Fred Curle; grandfather of four; brother of Mrs. Martha Zellman and Mrs.

Olga Fischer. Services at the Eppens-VanDeweghe Funeral Home, 6150 Cadieux Rd, at Harper, Thurway at 11 a.m. FLATTERY ROBERT T. Beloved husband of Mary Magdalene; dear father of Robert T. Mrs.

Mary Jane E. DeRoseau, Mrs. Alice Stahl, John dren and and William 14 grandchilnine also survive; brother of Mrs. Edna McTaggart and Mrs. Nellie Smith.

Funeral Wednesday 10:30 a.m. from the A. H. Peters Funeral Home 12057 Gratiot and 11 a.m. at St.

Anthony Church. Rosary Tuesday 8 p.m. FORSHEE MARGUERITE June 21, dear mother of Mrs. Harry (Velma) Goulette Mrs. Clyde (Leona) Walter: also survived by five grandchildren and 13 great grand children.

Funeral Wed. at 2 PM from the L. J. Griffin Funeral Home, 17600 Plymouth Road (just East of Southfield), interment Grand Lawn Cemetery. FRIEND JOSEPH, J.

Husband of Anna: dear Stanley Jackson and Mary Lou; brother of Mrs. Jean McClusky. Funeral from Vasu-Lynch Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward bet. 13-14 Mi.

Thursday. Notice of time later. Friends may visit after 5 p.m. Tues. FUNKHOUSER LOREN M.

June 21. Dear husband of Constance; father of Johanna. 6-9 Visiting Tuesday and Wednesday, p.m. at the R. G.

G. R. Harris Funeral Home, 15251 Harper. Burial Franklinton, North Carolina. GARDHOUSE LESTER June 21, beloved husband of Betty, dear father of Mrs.

Gerald C. McNew, Mrs. William A. Ganter; Brother of Mrs. William D.

Korb, Mrs. Terry McMullen, Forest Percy Gardhouse: grandchildren, services from Manns Ferguson Funeral Home, 17000 Middlebelt, at 6 Mile 11 a.m. Contributions to the Cancer Fund would be appreciated. GILLULY ALBERTA E. Beloved wife of the late Joseph; dear mother of Joseph Patrick, Robert, Jack McKeown and Beverly Holley: dear sister of Mrs.

Elizabeth Fowler; survived by four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral from the Arthur J. Van Lerberghe Funeral Home, 13340 E. Warren, corner of Lakeview, Tuesday morning at 9:30 and St. John Berchmans Church at 10.

Rosary Monday evenina at 8. HABDAS JOSEPH, June 20. Beloved husband of Angeline, father of Joseph, Barbara, Dorothy, and Cynthia. Grandfather of Annmarie and Susan. Funeral from Rochowiak Funeral 8741 West Jefferson, Tuesday, 10 a.m.

Church services from Home, St. John Cantius. HAGEN June 22. Wite of the late EMMA William: dear Mary mother Warner, of Mrs. Russell Cyril Mrs.

(Cleta) Van Hinast, Pamel, Mrs. Mrs. Alfred Fred Anna) Kendall Miss Rita B. (Catherine) Hagen; 21 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral Home, from the Weitenberner Funeral 13841 Gratiot, Thursday at 9:30 and the Assumption (Grotto).

Church at 10. Rosary Wednesday at 8 p.m. HAWTHORNE JOHN age 36, suddenly June 20, of Detroit. Beloved husband of Colette; dear father of Tracy: son of Frances and the late Thomas; brother of Mrs. Patricia Rollins; grandson of Sarah Anderson, nephew of Lila Anderson.

Funeral at Uht Memorial Funeral Home, 35400 Glenwood Westland, Wednesday at 11 a.m. available Memorials to Diabetic Foundation at Funeral Home. HOGAN MAE. June 20. Beloved wife of Harold.

Dear mother of Mrs. Roy (Phyllis) Budd. Also survived by grandchildren. Services Wednes day p.m. at Ross B.

Northrop and Son al Home, 22401 Grand River (Redford). Death Notices JAEGER CHARLES F. lotte: eight Wednesday Zion Ferndale. Spaulding Curtin Funeral Home, W. KALINOWSKI LEON June Dear Genevieve; beloved son of Lottie Kalinowski of Detroit; dear Calvin Dainty of of Mrs.

(Jean) Det. Mrs. Frank (Irene) Petrick of Madison Tony raine) Costantini of Dearborn one niece and two nephews. Member of American Legion Post No. 173 of Dearborn and Moose Lodge No.

1795 of Dearborn H1s. Funeral Wednesday 9:15 a.m. from Lesney Funeral Home 13201 W. Warren, Dearborn to St. Valentine 10.

Church Interment St. Hedwig Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday 8 p.m. KAMINSKI BEATRICE, June 21. Age 38.

Suddenly, Beloved wife of Casimer. Dear mother of Mary Kathryn and Carol Ann; dear daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rajewicz: dear sister of Eugene Rajel and Ralph Raof Mr. jewicz: dear daughter-in-law and Mrs.

Joseph Kaminski. Funeral Thursday 8:30 a.m. from the John J. Skupny Funeral Home, 11405 Conant to our Lady Queen of Apostles Church 9:00 a.m. Rosary Wednesday p.m.

KARVONEN JOHN ARTHUR, beloved brother of Mrs. Saima Foley, Charles, Hilda and Waino Karvonen. Services Wednesday 11 A.M. from the Memorial Funeral Home, 20226 W. McNichols.

Interment Hancock, Mich. KLISH JOSEPH. Beloved husband of Mary; dear father of Marian and Robert; dear brother of Frank Klisz, Josephine Domanski of Stanley Adamick and Anna Masney of Penn. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a.m. from the Wasik Funeral Home, 12530 E.

7 Mile corn. Barlow to St. Raymond Church at 10 a.m. Rosary Wednesday at 8 p.m. Interment Mt.

Olivet. LEFKOFSKY JOSEPH M. June 22, of 22325 LaGaronne, Southfield. Beloved husband of Ada: dear father of Dr. Harold Lefton, Mrs.

Myron Yudkin (Elaine), and Donald, Marvin, Robert and Byron Canvasser; 19 grandchildren; brother of Sam. Services 11:30 Wednesday morning at the Ira Kaufman Chapel 18325 W. 9 Mi. Rd. Family at the res.

of Dr. and Mrs. Harold Lefton 26335 Huntington Huntington Woods, McCLUSKEY McCLUSKEY June 21, husband of Katherine, father of Michael, Mrs. Cianciolo (Jane), and John; son of Mrs. Grace McCluskey: brother of Mrs.

Grace Sullivan, fu. neral from the verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack, Outer Drive, 11 a.m. MERCURE DeLAND G. Age 54, of wood, Mich. Sunday a.m., beloved husband Betty, dear father of Judy La Buhn, Mary Jo Workman, Margaret Mary Skuratovich, Daniel, Thomas and Suzanne Mercure, brother of Le Grand and Ronald Mercure, 12 grandchildren, funeral Wednesday, 10:30 Clark H.

Ford Son Funeral Home, 11. Mary's Catholic church, both in Rockwood. MOELLER ARTHUR F. June 20. Beloved son of Eva and the late Dr.

Frank dear brother of Mrs. Edward Stieber (Mary), Mrs. Thomas Dolan (Charlotte), Mrs. Rosemary Ames and the late Frank R. Jr.

Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Tuesday at 9:30 and to St. Rose Church at 10. Rosary Monday evening at 8. PAISON CORA June 20, age 68. Beloved wife of William C.

Dear mother of Mrs. Robert Mazella Gunn and Robert L. Paison. Dear sister of Mrs. Nell Cotter, Mrs.

Ruth Barbour. Mrs. Mary Kilpatrick, and Mrs. Mazella Armstrong. Also survived by eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Services Wednesday 2 p.m. from Ross B. Northrop Son Funeral Home, 22401 Grand River (Redford). Interment Grand Lawn Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to the American Cancer Society.

Call-in for a Sales Happening! A fast-ACTION Want Ad will find your buyer fast. Contact your Free Press Ad Informant at 222-6800 Funeral Home, at Death Notices PHILLIPS ARTHUR Mike Gormley's New Yorkers who sing in many foreign languages. Also Detroit's Fred Baue Jr. will be there. Some talented Canadian "Mariposa newcomers" who may not be so familiar are Sandy Crawley and Bruce Cockburn from Ottawa.

Both of these singers have deep folk backgrounds and fairly extensive pasts in successful Canadian rock groups. The Mariposa Folk Festival is a. Festival that will be run correctly, and in the interests of the people who attend. Gabe Glantz, usually silent partner of Russ Gibb in various business ventures called after he read Friday's PopPourri. That column mentioned the Serve the People Coalition was asking 000 from Gibb and Mike Quatro to help pay legal fees and bail for the people who were jailed as a result of fights and other assorted incidents at the Gibb-Quatro promoted Cincinnati Pop Festival June 14.

It was reported that a near riot broke out when peo- people who had been sitting in the stands at Crosley Field, the festival site, decided to get on to the grass area. Glantz said: "No policeman hit or harmed anyone because of them coming onto the grass. As a matter of fact, before the festival started the police were told not to use force except in self-defense. No one was hurt for going on the grass." Glantz maintains there wasn't a lot of violence and when asked, 90 percent of the people did get off the grass. "From 300 to 500 remained on the grass for the rest of the show.

The people who responded to the request that they leave the area made their own decision. The people who chose to stay were allowed to do so." Glantz said fighting broke out at the main entrance when, "for no apparent reason some kids started throwing bottles at the police, SO they had to defend themselves. Two police were injured." CAPRI Sunday Open 6:45 3:49 -LAND Sunday OpeN A.M. 9:45 12:30 Gratiot 9 Mile, PR 6-1938 P.M. 13843 Woodward 869-1700 P.M.

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Ladislaus PORTER ALICE JEANETTE, June age At Palma Mallorca, of James mother of Daniel and Catherine: daughter of Mrs. Marguerite Grinnell Troy and Leonard E. Grinnell Bav City: sister of Mrs. Robert Charlion of Birmingham. Mrs.

ald Borgeson of Birmingham and Elmer W. Grinnell of Bay City. PUZON CORDIE, June 21, wife of the late Anthony. Dear mother Mrs. Ronald (Pamela) Bracali, Dear sister of Mrs.

Mary Bell and Blanche Edwards. Funeral from Mrs. the J. A. DeSantis Funeral Home, Chalmers Ave.

at Charlevoix. Wednesday at a.m. Wednesday RAVAZDI RAVAZDI KALMAN age 82. June 1970 ol Detroit. Beloved husband of Marv: dearest father of George Ravasdy and Mrs.

Rose Varady; also leaves four grandchildren and eight great. grandchildren. Services Wednesday 9 a.m. at the John K. Solosy Son Funeral Home 8480 South troit.

Holy Cross Church 9:30 a.m. Interment Woodmere. RENAUD 21. EUGENE J. Suddenly, June Be.

loved husband of Mary dear father of David. Margaret, Denis, John Paul. Michael and Leora; son of Archibald Renaud; brother of Mrs. Loretto Lane, Miss Alphonsine Renaud and Mrs. Clair Funeral from Ted C.

Sullivan Funeral Home, 14230 W. McNichols Wednesday morning at 10:30 and St. Scholastica Church at 11. RETTKE HERMAN A. K.

J. Father Mrs. of Mrs. Theresa Dege. Eltriede Mrs.

Elsie M. Schuter, Dr. Erhardt A. and Hubert E. Rettke, Services at Schmalzriedt Sons Funeral Home, 16625 Grand River, Wednesday at 1 p.m.

ROBERTS ROBERTS JAMES D. June 22. (Suddenly). Husband of Jeannette: brother. of Mrs.

Eleanor Shilladv. Funeral from Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack and Outer Drive. Time later. RUEDISUELI RUEDISUELI LOUIS, June 21. Beloved Husband of Eleanor (Bauer); dear father of Richard and Mrs.

Norman (Judith) DeFauw: grandfather of Jeffrev Ruedisueli; brother of Sister Louis Virginia 0.P., Mrs. Gene (Paula) Pawlick, Mrs. Herman (Florence) Wirtz, John, Mrs. Ralph (Virginia) Severin, and Mrs. Arnold (Rosemary) Wirtz.

Funeral from the Weitenberner Funeral Home 13841 Gratiot, Wednesdav at 8:45, and Our Lady Queen of Peace Church at 9:30. Rosary Tuesdav.at 8 p.m. Memorials to American Heart Assoc. and American Red. Cross appreciated.

MACK, June 22, at Ann Arbor. Senior member law firm of LongRyan Franseth Goodenouatt and Smith. Private funeral serivces 2 p.m. Wednesday at Muehlig Funeral Chapel, 403 South Fourth Avenue, A Arbor. Interment Forest Hill Cemetery, Ann Arbor.

Memorial contributions may be made to Ann Arbor Salvation Army. SCHWARTZ RYAN SCHWARTZ ESTELLE M. June 21. Dear wife of Fred mother of Donald and the late Norma E. Clayton: also seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Funeral from Vasu-Lynch Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward bet. 13-14 Mi. Wed. 11 a.m.

TARTE TARTE CATHERINE (Coe), une 20: wife of Harold; mother of Charles, Robert, Stanley and Margret Cos, othv and Jack Tarte and Mrs. Marilvn Van Poucker. from the Verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Tuesday rat 9:15 and to St. Clare Church 9:45. Rosary Monday evening at 8.

TWOREK TWOREK JOHN, June 20, beloved husband of the late Antoinette; dear father of Stephanie Mroz, Lillian Lansing, Peter, the late Stanley and wilNam. 15 grandchildren, eight. great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 8:30 a.m. from the Wujek Funeral Home ,19301 Van Dyke near 7 Mile to Our Lady Queen of Heaven 9 a.m.

Interment Mt. Olivet. Rosary Tuesday 7 p.m. VAN HOFF WILLIAM, beloved husband of the late Gabrielle; dear stepfather. of Vivian: survived by one granddaughter and one great granddaughter.

Funeral from the Arthur J. Van Lerberghe Funeral Home, 13340 E. Warren corner Lakeview, Tuesday morning at 9:30 and Our Lady of Sorrows Church at 10. Rosary Monday evenina at 8. WATSON CHRISTINE.

Beloved wife of the late James; dear mother of Ronald and the late John A. Watson: also three grandchildren. Funeral servies from the Hamilton-Hoffman Funeral Home, 20740 Grand River, Wednesday p.m. Memorial Services on Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. uhder the auspices of Florence Chapter No.

496 O.E,S. and deceased was also members of Daughters of Scotia. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. WIERZBICKI preferred WILLIAMS WIERZBICKI ANNA, beloved wife of Anthony dear mother of Cecelia Radiger, Barbara Powell, Mary, Paul, Joseph, Susan and Gerald; dear grandmother of four, grandchildren: dear daughter of Leon and the late Mary Glaza; dear sister of Louise Oravec, Mary Foreit, Eleanore Rosinski, Frank, Casimir, Joseph, Walter and Hilary Glaza, Funeral Wednesdav at 9:30 a.m. from the Wasik Funeral Home, 12530 E.

Seven Mile, corner of Barlow to St. Louis the King Church at 10 a.m. Interment Mt. Olivet. Rosary Tuesday 8 p.m.

Family prefers memorials to chard Lake Seminary or to your preferred charity. WILLIAMS ISABEL, age 62, of 5212 Villa Lane; beloved wife of A. E. Witliams; dear mother of Barbara William R. and Thomas P.

Funeral Wednesday 11 a.m. Roy J. Kaul Funeral Home 28433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores Interment Connersville, Indiana. Family requests donations to Isabel Williams Scholarship Fund of Detroit Institute of Technology 2300 Park Avenue, Detroit.

Visitation 2 p.m. until 9 p.m. WILSON CHARLES June 18. of New Smyrna Beach, Florida, formerly of Pontiac. Beloved, husband of Mariorie.

Dear father of Mrs. Betty Jane Ramage. Also survived by one granddaughter. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Tuesday at Ross B.

Northrop Son Funeral Home, 22401. Grand River (Redford). Graveside service Wednesday 2:30 p.m. at Grand Lawn Ceme: tery. ZIELINSKI SYLVESTER June 21.

Beloved husband of the late Louise: dear father of Mrs. Dolores Carter and Jerome: brother of Edmund; four grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Funeral Wednesday 9:45 from the Wuiek Funeral Home, 19301 Van Dyke nr. 7 Mile to St. Lucy Church at 10:30.

Intombment Mt. Olivet. Rosary Tuesday 8 p.m.. Florists 9 Florists Lowers say so many things ALLIED FLORISTS father AP Photo HOWARD SAMUELS, candidate for governor in New York's Democratic primary Tuesday, gets in some last-minute campaigning Monday in New York City. With Samuels are daughters (from left) Janie, Susie, Jackie and Vickie, Goldberg Pits Reputation in NY Primary NEW -Arthur J.

Goldberg's national reputation as a mediator favorite Monday to win New natorial primary. But campaign opponent, millionaire Howard upset victory in Tuesday's "I am psychologically prepared for any eventuality," said Goldberg, preparing to tape an election eve radio interview. Samuels was winding up his campaign with a statewide telethon. Goldberg, 61, has stressed background mediator his, conciliator the past service A8 secretary of labor, Supreme Court justice and United Nations ambassador. Samuels, 50, a Canandaigua (N.Y.) industrialist, contended that as choice of the Democratic Party or.

ganization Goldberg would be vulnerable to an anti-boss attack by Republican Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, unopposed for his fourth term. This has been the chief campaign issue. THE CAMPAIGN between the two has been vigorous and time-consuming.

But there was little evidence that the public has been aroused. Out of 1.6 million registered Democrats, less than third were expected to turn out. Goldberg has the Liberal Party nomination also. Thus he is eligible for the November election, even if he loses Tuesday. Samuels has been seeking state office in New York since 1962.

He was a candidate for lieutenant governor in 1966, but lost. Goldberg is campaigning for elective office for the first time. His victory would confront Rockefeller with his first opponent of national statsince he initally won the ure governorship in 1954 from W. Averell Harriman whose po- and diplomat made him the York's Democratic gubergains encouraged his Samuels, to forecast an voting. nomination.

It includes Sen. Charles Goodell, R-NY, however, and he is regarded by the Democrats as vulnerable in November. Appointed by Rockefeller to succeed the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, Goodell has moved sharply toward the anti-war and liberal legislative area in an effort to build a wider base.

He is 44, from Jamestown, N.Y. In the Democratic senatorial primary, Theodore Sorensen, 42, wag the choice of the Democratic Party chieftains, and the initial favorite. fact, been a chief issue in the World primary. McCarthy, 42, from litical credentials dated back to New Deal days and vironmental pollution as his War II. Buffalo, has zeroed in on enRockefeller and his state for main issue.

ticket are unopposed CAN BE TOO MUCH Nose Drops Get AMA Spotlight (AP) Some people "get hooked" on CHICAGO drops and end up with the condition the medication nose relieve, two allergists reported Monday. was intended to condition as "nose-drop nose" in a They at the American Medical Association described the paper presented convention. This is what they say happens: The patient uses nose drops traced to 1105e to relieve which could be or a nose spray or sprays called vasocongestion resulting from a drops cold or an allergy. body of the When he constrictors. using the medication, The governing consideration stops there is A.

the Monday of some controversial "rebound effect" AMA began and swelling occurs in nose. Then the patient of the most debated istakes resolution. more of the sues is the subject of abortion medication and One the cycle starts again. reform. The paper was based on re- The AMA's official position, search by Dr.

Alan R. Fein- in 1967, opposes inberg and his father, Dr. Sam- duced abortion except for adopted uel M. Feinberg. therapeutic reasons.

The The elder Feinberg is pro- AMA's board of trustees, notfessor emeritus of medicine ing that in recent months sevat Northwestern University eral state have liberalized and his son is on the faculty their abortion laws, has recthere, ommended that the House of "Most of the time, neither Delegates change AMA policy nor the patient to leave the decision on aborthe physician adverse re- tion to the woman and her recognizes that an action from the medication doctor. has arisen which can only be There is strong opposition corrected by the discontinu- to this proposal, however. The ance of this kind of medicaNational Federation of Cathotion," they said. lic Physicians' Guild adopted studied about 500 pa- a resolution here saying it is They tients and found that 46 had "unalterably opposed" to the severe nasal obstruction proposal. AS ONE TIME legislative assistant to President John F.

Kennedy, Sorensen has sought to capitalize on the campaign slogan "John Kennedy trusted him." But critics contend this may have backfired, by denySorensen an image of his ing own. Opposing Sorensen are Rep. Richard Ottinger, D-NY, Rep. Richard M. McCarthy, D-NY, and Paul 'Dwyer, former New York City councilman.

O'Dwyer, 62, and Ottinger, 41, appeared to be Sorensen's strongest rivals, both of them either ahead of him or only slightly behind him, depending upon whose private poll is cited. Ottinger, a. Westchester County millionaire with little previous statewide prominence, is believed to have waged the strongest campaign, chiefly through the expenditure of an estimated $1 million or more for television advertising. Ottinger's spending has, in Ferndale. three MICHAEL DONNA MACREADY ANDERS AN AMERICAN RELEASE INTERNATIONAL a EXCLUSIVE SHOWING FOX COOL and COMFORTABLE Information W0 1-7917 FREE PARKING STARTS WEDNESDAY.