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JACKSON, Miss.—(UPI)—Mayor Allen Thompson of Jackson, Miss., yesterday put a $1,000 price on the heads of nightriding bombers in the Mississippi capital.
Mayor of Jackson Offers Reward
Calling upon the people to "work together" to end such violence, Thompson said "we are at the real crossroads (leading) to unbridled lawlessness."
An automobile belonging to a retired Negro educator was bombed Sunday night. A newspaper office and a barbershop previously had been bombed in Jackson.
Thompson told Jackson citizens if the terrorism isn't stopped "you will wonder, night and day, whether you are on the (bombers') list."
ARICA, Chile—(UPI)—The French anti-aircraft cruiser Colbert waited here today to pick up President Charles de Gaulle for a two-day rest cruise at the midpoint of his 10-nation South American tour.
De Gaulle Plans Short Rest
Chilean police were searching for a French hero-turned-terrorist who was believed to be in this country gunning for De Gaulle.
The 73-year-old French leader was flying in from Cochabamba, Bolivia, the fifth country he has visited so far in the tour.
Crane Hits Loaded Bus
LIVERPOOL, England—(UPI)—The boom of a mobile crane ripped through the top deck of a double-decker bus today, breaking windows and hurling passengers from their seats.
First report said at least 20 passengers, including some school children, were injured.
Officials said some of the injured were believed in serious condition. They said between 50 and 60 passengers were aboard the bus at the time of the accident.
Barry Slams FBI Response
EN ROUTE WITH GOLDWATER—(UPI)—Sen. Barry M. Goldwater today sharply criticized President Johnson's response to the FBI report on big city riots. He pledged that if elected he would bring the "full persuasive powers of the presidency" to bear on the problem.
The GOP presidential nominee made the statement in remarks prepared for the first back-platform speech—at Marietta, Ohio—of a five-day, whistle stop tour through Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. He was scheduled to arrive in Marietta at 8 a.m.
Cremation OK'd by Council
VATICAN CITY—(UPI)—The Vatican today made public an order greatly relaxing the Catholic ban on cremation.
The new provisions, which actually were distributed to the church hierarchy more than a year ago, open the way for cremation when not motivated by "hate against the Catholic religion or against the church."
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When the Good Time Singers step on stage Friday night at Hoch Auditorium, KU students will have the opportunity to appraise one of the fastest-rising folk-singing groups in the country.
Although the Singers gained nation-wide exposure on the Andy Williams variety shows, many students are unfamiliar with them, said Jim Winkler, Kansas City junior and concert chairman.
Tickets for the two-hour concert, the first SUA offering of the year, went on sale today at the Information Booth, the Kansas Union and Bell's Music Co. Prices are seventy-five cents, $1.00 and $1.25.
The Singers—seven guys and three girls—will appear at 8:30 p.m. Friday in a Student Union Activities concert.
The group has crammed twelve appearances on the Andy Williams TV show, a night-club engagement and a television pilot film into the 13 months they have been performing together.
'Good Time' Set By Ten Singers Friday Night
"I've heard their album and they're a fine group," Winkler said. "They're new, but they'll go a long way. They've got good harmony and a good sound."
Chairmen of concert activities are Tom McBride, Topeka sophomore, tickets; Henry Jameson, Abilene junior, publicity; and Tom Sullivan, Wichita sophomore, arrangements.
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Student Union Activities will present the first of its Fall Concerts Saturday, October 3rd at 8:30 p.m. in Hoch Auditorium. The GOOD TIME SINGERS, Capitol Record artists and stars of the Andy Williams Show, will present a fabulous assortment of folk music for your enjoyment. Plan now to see this first show.
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