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I LONG-RUN ROLE of
Tey ve, the many- daugh
tered milkman of "Fiddler
on the Roof," is being filled
t by Israeli- born Chaim
Topol for the movie of the
supersuccessful musical
being filmed in Yugoslavia.
Topol, who also starred in
« the London stage produc
tion, was a printer, soldier
and mechanic before turn
ing to acting.
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Prison
riot
probed
a By RICHARD CHARNOCK
BOISE, Idaho (UPI)-Gov.
Cecil D. Andrus began a full
scale investigation of the Idaho
* State Prison today following a
riot in which two convicts were
stabbed.
• Prison officials hoped either
for a break in the hot weather
or arrival by air of new electric
fans to cool off inmates housed
in sweltering cellblocks so they
could reinstate normal opera
tions.
Accepting a promise from
Raymond May, state director of
correction and, in effect,
, warden, an inmate-elected
council indicated it would
recommend a return to normal
cy at the century-old prison
» today.
May, sympathetic to many
demands by the convicts,
» promised to help cool off the
cellblocks, to make certain
water is clean and to correct
other alleged inequities at the
institution. He ordered the fans
air express from the Midwest
on Wednesday.
’ Andrus conferred privately
with May and Chairman
William J. Dee of the state
, board of correction Wednesday
and then told a news confer
ence he plans an investigation.
» The governor said the probe
will include conditions leading
up to the riot Tuesday night but
indicated it may be considera
' bly broader than that. He
declined to go into detail about
it, saying only that it will be
i conducted by his office.
During the riot, officials
reported fires in four buildings.
The figure was revised Wednes
-1 day. May said there was a
serious fire principally in one
building—the social services
building—and a smaller blaze in
one and possibly two others.
Andrus said damage was
estimated at $25,000 and was
insured so it will “not be out of
the taxpayers’ pockets.”
BARBS
By PHIL PASTORET
It takes at least two to
make bad company.
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An old-timer is a fellow
who can remember when
being well-fixed meant
you were amply supplied
with money.
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If you hear rappings when
you visit us, it isn't ghosts:
it’s the meter reader with
the unpaid bill.
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Advice young men
aren’t likely to heed:
Studying the angles is
much more profitable
than studying the curves.
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