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Allen Starts 120th Fair For 6-Day Run

Full Agenda Prepared As Opening
A l l e n County's 120th fair opens today for a six-day run with something to interest everyone young and old, city dweller or rural resident according to fair secretary Kent Amstutz. WASHINGTON (AP) The six months dropped to 3.9 per fruit, vegetables and particular- freeze. Home repairs are covGeorge Ruhlen, president of rise in living cos-ts braked cent compared with calendar ly large hikes for eggs, bakery ered by the freeze and so is the fair-sponsoring Allen County sharply in July before Presi- 1970's full-year rise of 5.5 per goods and some dairy products. property insurance, but not Agricultural Society, called this Groceries were up 3.1 per cent property taxes. dent Nixon froze prices and cent. year's event the largest and Housing was 4.4 per cent Dr. Joel Popkin, assistant over the year. wages,- and an administration best of fairs since he has been a The price freeze covers meat, above a year earlier. spokesman said Friday that the commissioner of the bureau hi fair board member. Medical costs rose five-tenths new White House economic pro- charge of compiling the month- bakery and dairy products, Fairground gates, located on ly price reports, said the effect canned goods and other pro- of one per cent in July and gram should bring American were 6.6 per cent higher for the U.S. 30-S and Rt. 117, east of consumers more good news lat- of the federal freeze could not cessed foods, but not eggs or year. They are covered by the Lima were to open at 7 this fresh fruits and vegetables. be predicted because some er. morning. However official activitems are exempt and others Housing costs climbed four- freeze. "It should be heartening The biggest factor in the relaities at the fairgrounds were to news to the nation's breadwin- will cost more as a result of the tenths of one per cent including begin at 10 a.m. with judging of increases for rent, mortgage in- tively small over-all July rise ners and shoppers as it is to 10 per cent surcharge Nixon culinary exhibits in the agriculproperty insurance, in living costs was a seventhis administration," Secretary imposed on foreign imports. terest, tural building and the barrow The tax will be passed on to property taxes and home re- tenths of one per cent drop in of Labor James D. Hodgson carcass show. pairs. Rents and house prices clothing prices, attributed by said of last month's two-tenths American buyers. Grocery prices rose six-tenths' are now frozen but mortgage' the bureau mostly to cut-rate Launching of fairground ac of one per cent rise in the Conof one per cent in July because interest rates are not, although prices in summer clearance tivities will be preceeded at 9 sumer Price Index. sales. a.m. by the annual fair parade The increase covering the of increases for pork, beef, Nixon called for a voluntary in downtown Lima sponsored by last full month before the the Allen County Fire Fighters breeze matched the smallest Association. The parade with rise in six months, pushing the 126 entries will begin at Lima price index up to 121.8 of its Senior High School and proceed 1967 base. It means every $10 north on Pie:-22 Street to Spring worth of 1967 food, clothing, Street where it will turn east to lousing, transportation, medicEizabeth Street. Going north on al care and recreation cost Elizabeth Street the parade $12.18 last month. route turns east at High Street The July rise was only onethen south on Main Street, passthird the size of June's increase ing the reviewing stand in PubIn one of the few such conof six-tenths of one per cent. SEOUL (AP) Korea's two hension among most South Ko lic Square. tacts, North and South Korean This occurred even without divided parts, bitterly hostile to reans about its future. , At Elm Street units continuing the benefit of the President's each other, made a seemingly It is based on then- suspicion sports officials held, in 1963, a to the fair grounds will turn left new economic program," Hod- :riendly gesture Friday by hav- and distrust of Communisl series of meetings in Lausanne ing the midway are (from left) Mike Stout, 5, gson said. "With the Presiwhile those redlining to the ANTICIPATrNG FAIR Three children ing nouofficial representatives North Koreans, whom they feel and Hong Kong, arranged -by son of Mr. and Mrs. James Stout of Rt. 1, dent's new program, further were among early-bird visitors Friday to the school will turn right. doublecrossed South Koreans in the International Olympic ComHarrod, and Tom, 11, and Terry Reichert, 9, improvement may be ex- meet at the neutralized confer- two major direct contacts in mittee, to form a unified KoAt 11 a.m. judging of displays Allen County Fair grounds to check progress ence site of Panmunjom. sons of Rev. and Mrs. G. P. Reichert of pected." . rean team .for the Tokyo Olymprepared by the various gran- as preparations for the fair reached a feverThe four-minute meeting, in the past. Marion. The fair opens today with a 9 a.m. ish pace on the day before opening. InspectA ( decline in doming and an amicable atmosphere, was In April 1948, a group of in- pics. The" meetings failed to ges will begin in the fairparade in downtown Lima. (News Photo) transportation prices partially ground's agricultural building. significant in that it was the fluential political leaders in the form a single team after North At noon judging will begin in offset a larger than usual rise first direct contact between South went to Pyongyang, now Korea attempted to inject polithe first of two flower shows in food prices and increases for South and North Korea since the Communist North Korean tics into""the sports conference. scheduled during the fair. lousing, medical care and rec- 1950 when the Korean war broke capital, for a North-South: politi- There' is no doubt that the cal conference to establish a South Korean call for joint reation costs. out. Also at noon, persons on the "The July index is based en- The Friday meeting was an unified- government at the cal humanitarian work between the midway and gathered at the tirely on prices prevailing be- initial contact between the two of North Korean leader Kim II- two Red Cross groups for disgrandstand will be able to view placed Koreans is a product of bre the wage-price freeze was Red Cross societies in South sung. aerobatic stunts during a freeannounced by the President on and North Korea for a South It turned out to be a Commu- the recent international trend fall by three members of the SATURDAY Aug. 15," said the Bureau of Korea-proposed talk on the fate nist-dominated political show for East-West approachment. Northwestern Ohio Parachute 7a.m. _ Fair opens, east of Lima, U.S. 30-S and Rt. 117. of an estimated 10 million Ko- conducted on a political scenario It remains to be .seen what Labor Statistics. Club. They will jump from an "The August index will be eans separated by politics and prepared by North Korean can be accomplished in future airplane^ 7,000 feet above the 9 a.m. Parade through downtown Lima. WASHINGTON (AP) The sased on prices collected both war since the end of World War Communist leaders. Bitterly meetings, if any. fairgrounds and are to land in 10a.m. Culinary arts judging in Agricultural Building. Barrow disappointed, the South Korean U.S. Board of Parole Friday before and after the freeze," it II. the race track infield. carcass show: The Red Cross move had the politicians returned to Seoul, again denied former Teamsters added. At 12:30 p.m. judges will 11 a.m. Judging of grange displays, Agricultural Building. Union boss James R. Hoffa pa- The bureau also reported that official blessing of both South giving up their hopes for a coamove to the youth building Noon First flower show judging. average wages of some 45 mil- and North Korea, including lition government. role. where 4-H Club food entry win-12:30 p.m. Food judging, 4-H, Youth Building. Chairman George J. Reed i o n rank-and-file workers Jouth Korean President Chung In June 1950, the North Koners will be decided. 1 p.m. Caldwells' free performance, grandstand. Agricultural said Hoffa's case will be re- across the nation fell 34 cents a lee Park and many North Ko- rean regime proposed a swap Free entertainment will begin and horticultural judging. considered hi June of 1972, the week to $127.22 because of a rean political and social organi- of a big-name Communist lead1 p.m. in the grandstand with 7:30 p.m. Agricultural demonstration, 4-H, show arena. er arrested in the South and date previously set when the slightly shorter length of the ;ations. The Caldwells, a 13-member 8 p.m. Dance, 4-H, show arena. Harness racing, grandstand. Son Song-pil, chairman of the Cho Man-shik, an anti-Comrnuaverage work-week. board denied Hoffa's parole apvocal and instrumental group stand. ^^ This was still $5.77 per week North Korean Red Cross Cen- nist nationalist leader in the plication last March 31. from Columbus. Also at 1 p.m or 4.8 per cent above a year tral Committee, said Friday he North. His case was given a special judging is slated for horticul joped the initial contact would At the urging of Cho's folrehearing after Hoffa dropped ago, but the 4.4 per cent rise in rural and agricultural entries. iving costs since then and esult in reunifying the parti- lowers in the South, some hi his ties with the Teamsters in The 4-H Clubs agricultura high government and political an attempt to bolster his chan- ligher federal income and So- tioned country. demonstration will begin 7:30 cial Security taxes reduced the Despite these hopes for the circles, President Syngmann ces for parole. p.m. in the sheep show area ;ain in purchasing power to 71 success of the Red Cross effort Rhee sanctioned a political deal with the 4-H dance scheduled to Hoffa has been in the Lewis- cents over the year. o help reduce the barrier be- to bring the North Korean leadbegin 8 p.m. in the show arena. burg, Pa., federal prison since Hodgson noted that the an- tween the two parts of Korea, er to the South. And at S p.m. harness racing March of'1967. He is serving a nual rate of inflation the past) there is an undeniable appre- Instead of fulfilling their is to begin at the racetrack. 13-year prison term on conpromise for the proposed exchange at the border town of victions of jury tampering and Throughout the day fairgoers for the 25 per cent rise in price mail fraud. Kaesong, the North Koreans LIKES JOB The nation's will be able to view farm ma- WASHINGTON (AP) launched a full-scale war and Ohio's oldest mayor, Wilchinery and other equipment series of revised government levels since then. Reed said Hoffa's entire 17 across the 38th parallel against liam Frew Long, 91, is seek16 Earl Wilson displayed on the midway by reports issued Friday showed In a separate report the gov- record, including the informa- Billy Graham IS the ill-prepared South. That ing re-election to Macedonia's 17 Editorial Lima and area dealers. Other modest improvements in the ernment said new orders re- tion that he had resigned as Bridge ceived by manufacturers for 16 was the beginning of the three- top post. Long was elected the Business IS Jeane Dixon merchandise will be on display national economy. Teamsters president and had The Commerce Department durable goods in July increased paid the $20,000 hi fines result- Church 1 . 4 year Korean war. It severed first mayor of the city in 1962 31 in the merchants building. 3 Sports 1 , 1 Sforth-South contacts and all when he was 82. Pittsburgh is 01 16,17 Theaters Thexmidway offers rides, con- said the Gross National Prod- $1.1 billion, or 3.5 per cent, re- ing from his convictions, was Comics -.7,8 contacts thereafter have been his birthplace. uct, of the nation's, goods sulting mainly from larger orDate-Line 16 TV Schedule cessions and food service areas. reviewed by the eight-member 1925 made through third parties. Deaths 4 Want Ads (UPI Telephoto) The midway is scheduled to and services, increased $20.5 ders for industries making au- board. billion in the second quarter to tomobiles, aerospace equipment open at 1 this afternoon. and machinery. Orders for Hoffa's son, Detroit TeamMembers of the Northwestern an adjusted annual rate of sters attorney James P. Hoffa, primary metals declined. Ohio Magician's Association are $1.041 trillion. The second quarter rise was $800 million above Although new orders for du- appeared before the board on donating their talents at the rable ^goods rose in July, actual his father's behalf. Reed said American C a n c e r Society's the preliminary figure issued a shipments of goods declined there were no other witnesses month ago. booth in the Merchants Building $600 million, or 1.7 per cent, to and that no new testimony had of the Allen County Fair Satur- The revised figures show the i>een introduced by the DepartGross National Product advancday and Sunday. ment of Justice. ing at an annual rate of 8.3 per (See GNP, Page 4) DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) end of a three-day conference. The new, federal state, with World War H. A federation of Participating a r e Richard cent, slightly more than the The leaders of Egypt, Libya After signing the green leather- an area of 1,137,000\ square Jordan and Iraq was broken up Resor, Richard Haas, Douglas earlier estimate, and that rea' and Syria signed Friday a con- bound document the three lead: miles, links Egypt's abundant by an antimonarchy coup in Ferguson, seniors; James and output, adjusted to exclude * * * * titution designed to bind their ers flung their arms around^ manpower and growing in- Baghdad in 1958 and a merger Robert Ensign, Charles Stand, Mice changes, was 4 per cent ountries in the Federation of each other and kissed in Arab dustry with Syrian agricultural of Egypt and Syria under the . James Timmerman and Scott instead of the earlier 4.2 per wealth and Libya's fabulous oil late President Gamal Abadel jrab Republics. Their union fashion on each cheek. Starkey, junior members. cent. Nasser collapsed in 1961 after would include a population of 43 Palestinian guerrilla leader resources. Monday through Wednesday The report noted a favorable Yasir Arafat waited in an ante- "The new federation has tak- 44 months. million. Girl Scouts, Senior Citizens indication for the economy in a The document is to be sub- room during the signing cere- en up the responsibility of the A communique issued by the Center member and those in the drop of the inflation factor to Arab confrontation with Is- three presidents said the federyouth cancer group will man the an annual rate of 4.1 per cent mitted to a referendum in tlie mony. The 16-page constitution con-rael," wrote editor Mohammed ation was a "decisive answer to WASHINGTON (AP) - The D. Hodgson. booth. in the second quarter. Over the Labor Department said Fri- "This does not mean auto- three countries Sept. 1 and is tains 72 articles in three chap- Hassanein Heikal in his weekly the Zionist enemy." 'irst three months of the year day industry matic approval of such agree- ertain to win overwhelming ters. It is prefaced by a five- editorial in Egypt's semiofficial The three leaders "reaffirm construction nflation was measured at 5.3 wage agreements submitted to ments," Hodgson said. "They approval. page declaration of intent. newspaper Al Ahram. "It has that confrontation with the Ziper cent. the government's construction will be subject to the criteria The three nations will main- "We beseech Allah to help us the economic, military and onist enemy which occupies The department reported also stabilization committee before announced in the President's am their separate seats at the rise to the great responsibilities manpower potential to force Is- our Arab land is approaching" United Nations but try to work of the federation we have rael into realizing that it cannot and charged that Israel "has hat corporate profits in the President Nixon announced on executive order of March 29." second quarter were at an an- Aug. 15 a wage-price freeze, Hodgson said the decision an- tut a common foreign policy created," said Kadafi after put- dictate peace terms to the increased its persecution of Arabs in occupied territories." nual .rate of $82 billion, up $3 will be allowed to go into effect nounced today was approved by and common military strategy ing his signature to the docu- Arabs." , jillion, or 4'per'cent, over the despite the freeze if approved Nixon's Cost of Living Council, against Israel. Each will be re- ment. "We pray the Federal He urged "bold initiatives" They also accused the United set up to make interpretations sponsible for its own internal Arab Republic will be the nu- by the federation to conclude States of stepping up efforts "to Variable cloudiness with lit- first three months and 81 per by the committee. alliances with France, Malta dismember our unity and depraffairs. cent higher than they were a "The action is a recognition of the wage-price freeze. cleus of total Arab unity." tle temperature change today, year ago. that the government mecha- Hundreds of construction The new constitution was Along with the constitution, and Cyprus to win firm control ive us of our right to decide tonight and Sunday, chance of

Living Cost Ascent Less Active In July

Divided Koreas Hold Mini-Meet

Today *s Events Hoffa Loses At Allen Fair Yet Another

Parole Try

GNP On Rise, Study Reports

INSIDE

To Formulate Foreign Policy

Arab Trio Joins Federation

Construction Hikes May Get Approval

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WE/iTOER

thundershowers during the afternoon and evening hours. High today and Sunday in the mid 80s. Probability of rain 30 per cent today and tonight.'

Despite the second quarter nism established for construcise, corporate profits after tion stabilization has delayed :axes in the second quarter increases that otherwise would were well below.the base level hsve been placed into effect," of 1966 even without adjustment said Secretary of Labor James

wage agreements submitted be- _ igned by Presidents Anwar Sa- the three leaders signed what of major sea lanes to the fore the freeze were stacked up dat of Egypt and Hafez at As- was described as the Damascus Middle East. waiting action by the Construc- sad of Syria and Col. Muam- Manifesto which is believed to The new agreement is the tion Industry Stabilization Com- mar Kadafi, the Libyan leader, set out the. aims of the feder-third attempt at linking Arab nations in a federation since mittee. at the state guest palace at the ation.

when to do battle." The federation will have one capital, one flag, and one national anthem, to be decided later. SiFWSPAPFld

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