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Tht Ch®nuf® Trflburi®Hint U.S. Olympic BoycottMIKE RECHTiAswiristcd Press Sport* WriterMexican hosts to the politicalh’ harassed 196S Summer Olympic Games, first threatened by a Russian pullout over the South African situation, faced moreEeerett frame®, execut've diWJZ-TV in Baltimoremittee.rector of the U.S. Olympic Convsaid Thursday night“there might be debate*’ about theiThursday night Barnespossibilitysoonerf anof the Saturday meeting in a telephone conversation fromLos AngelesAmen can boycott of the Olyrnrumblings today—talk of a poe tihlc United States bovcott oveipicsBame* said, however, theThe whole questionthe Chechoslovakian invasionsubject definitely won’t be dis-ctily 50 days before the Gamesbegin Oct. 12—after RussianA Baltimore television anElisaid the U.S. Olympic-e would meet Satur-dav night in Long Beach, Califthe diving trials to discusscussed at Saturday night’s routine meeting of coaches and athletes, even though there hastroops occupied Czechoslovakia this week, prompting cries ofprotest throughout the world.been talk of such a boycottJthe possibility’ of such a boycottLEGAL NOTICESt published In Tii* ChnauttTribune August 2. IS®Published October 25, 19«)a*.STATE OF KANSAS Not.ce of Subm:«* on of Proposed Constitut or*® Amendment »t Neve-Tiber 5, I960 Gene-ai Election♦ Punu*r,t to Article 14, Sec-bon 1 c‘ th® Constitution »nc In compliance with Mouse Corvcurrent Resolution No. 1063,Adopted by the legislature on Nlarch 7, 1068, a proposition w M be submitted to tne voters at the November 6, 1068,General Election for tnair ap-Although It is not on the agenda of a Sept. 7-8 meeting of his committee in Chicago, Barnes said a boycott might be discussed at that time,Russia, remember, joined a Woe of African nations lastspring in a threatened pullout over any presence by South Af-with its segregationistJohn Kennelly, sports directornca.apartheid policy, at the Games. That problem eventually dissolved when South Africa wasLEGAL NOTICESrovm or rwue: l • ~ to pme-d®ction 2 of Articte 4 ofConstitution as follows“Sec. 2. Ganerai e ectiona and tcwne~ p elections •naH be bed biennieHy on tneTuesday succeeding the firstMonday in November in the. vears bearins ever* numbers.county and township of-shati nod their offfleers shall bod their offices for s term of two years and until tne r successors are Qualified: Provided, One‘ county commissioner shall be elected from each of three districts, numbe-ed 1, 2. end 3. by the voters of tne district, and the legisla-* ture Shan ft* the time ofelection and the term of ©f-fice of such commissioners^such election to be at s general eiecton, and no term of office to exceed six years.”i hereby certify that the forego*©* is a true copy of theamendment to the tutien of the State ofKansas contained In House,Concurrent Resolution No.*1063 adooted by tne 19C8 6nsslt;on of tne legislature, the original of wf-*ch » on file Inmy office,ELWILL M. SHANAHAN.(Sea • Sech'tanr of State.(First Published la The Chsnuts Tribune August I®, if®,Last Published August 30, 1*6*1STATE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF NEOSHO, SS:IN THE PROBATE COURT OFNEOSHO COUNTY, KANSAS In the Matter of the Estate ef EDNA F. ERICKSON, deceased NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL THT STATE’ OP KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED;You are hereby notified that a Petition halt; been filed In said court by MARK H. JOHNSON, as heir at law. lega’ee and devisee of EDNA F ERICKSON, deceased, and alt; Executor named in the will of aa.d decedent, praying for the sdmi-sion to probate of the will of EDNA F. ERICKSON, dated August 1. IKK. which ts filed with said Petition, and for the appointment of MARK H JOHNSON, as Executor of said win, without bond, and you are hereby requ1 red to file your written defenses thereto on or before the 11th day of September, 1968 a? 10:00 am of said day. in said court, in the City of Erie, in Neosho County, K antes, at which time and place aeid cause will be heard Should you fall therein. Judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon aa:d Petition.MARK H. JOHNSON, Petitioner HENSHALL A PENNINGTON 15 South Forest Chanute, Kansas Attorneys for PetitionerATTEST *ALBERTA COUGH, JudgeProbate Court,Neosho County, Kansasbanned from tin* Games.But despite the denunciation of the Russian action against Czechoslovakia there seems little possibility they would be ousted from Mexico.“I don’t know of any regulation that would bar Russia fromthe Olympics because of the invasion,” said Avert Rrundage, president of the International Olympic Committee, in Chicago.anticipate no developments along that line. At least, I hope there are none MI *IBrundage, as in the South African affair, has taken the position that the Olympics are outside of politics.The Czech occupation already has caused some pre-Olympic disruption. Sweden cut off all sports relations Thursday with the five powers— Russia, Hungary, Bulgaria. Poland and East Germany—which havetroops in Czechoslovakia.Sweden. Norway and Den-matt have canceled their participation in some coming sports competition with Russia andEast Germ an v.
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