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El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 15

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PASO HERAID-POST Tuesday January 21 Kennedy EP Markers Asked Veteran EP Legislator Maud Isaacks Asks Return DriSFORTE of Anthony Goodwill Industries Mark Biggest Year Collections Higher Sn Pert Mew Minn Ivors: husband Sidney A Deaporte daughter Mrs Men Ben both at Anthony: three sisters and one sranddaufMer Graveside services 11:00 AM Wednesday la the Ft Bliss national Cemetery under the direction at ester ft Muon ber of Commerce Business andta Kappa Gamma and First Professional Women's Club Del-Christian Church ALVAREZ Mils Concha Alvaros at SM CL died Monday Ensure Pare ta yarns Mambre Heart Church aui ilrura: Mrs Alvaraa at sister Mrs Baps BYaaeas Angeles: brothar Arturo Paso Arraaeamtala Easier ft Magas BAKER Frank Baker SL US Pullen away Sunday In a local hoapttal Ma knows survivor was a raslrtmt at El Fare tha past Si years Funs rM aamew will AM ChapcL Bn Oaorea Farka will ba 3a flclatlag Burial Cemetery under Bodthavar- Millar 3M0 Yandell Crisp hash salads with your favorite dressing PARKIN'S CAFETERIAS 141 MM BARRON Rosary aarrlere Barron at 1313 at PM an ZMOna CL SL will be bald TV CALLS Freer Mass AM Thursday in SL Jaareh'a Cab alia Church Burial 33L Cannal Cemetery CARPENTER Mr Lyman Judean Uidf Chrpen-ter 7A 420Vh Overland passed awre Monday Ea bad bare a resident at El Fare IS years and waa a retired entile man Ea waa a graduate at the University of Mthraalra had no known surviving relatives Funeral gandere Win ba held 4 11 All Thursday tha Hardint-Orr ft MfDunM Montana Avenue Chapel Doctor Jrenre Jauneey officiating lataraaret will be Ena greea Airaagenaonts by Raidtng-Orr and McOanlol Montana Avenue Attorney Richard White has asked the State Historical Committee to place markers at special punts in El Paso where the late President Kennedy visited in 1960 and 1963 Mr White is former County Democratic Chairman and now an announced candidate for Congress The Committee has announced that such markers will be placed in Dallas Fort Worth and Houston MR WHITE pointed out that in 1956 Sen John Kennedy and Sen Lyndon Johnson attended a rally during the presidential election at the El Paso Coliseum In 1960 they again returned to El Paso and both spoke on a platform in front of the Hotel Cortez overlooking San Jacinto Plaza El Paso was the only place in Texas where the two candidates met during the presidential campaign which was to put both of them into the Chief chair at a later date ON JUNE 5 1961 President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson arrived at International Airport and addressed a crowd of thousands assembled there They later held meetings at the Cortez where the President stayed overnight It was El last personal view of Mr Kennedy keep West Texas in mind in placing these historical markers throughout the Mr White asked the Committee We are 600 miles from Austin but are as fiercely proud to be Texans as are the people in the cities of central City-Limit Saivicn 46 75 Cay Niflfct I AU Tubas I Guaranteed For One Yas WORK GUARANTEED NORTHGATE TV taurant manager Vito Cefalu lost his status as a messenger when he stopped off for a dice game The court ruled American Insurance Co did not have to pay the S2500 Cefalu said he lost from his coat during the game He was taking the money to a bank for New Orleans restaurant owner Anthony Sansone who brought the suit WHEN ROBERT MALLICOAT 23 was taken to a hospital following an auto accident yesterday doctors noticed that the young left ear was missing A Hayward Calif police officer hurried back to the scene of the crash picked the ear off die pavement and rushed it to the hospital The doctors sewed it back on and reported that both Mallicoat and his ear were doing fine Miss Maud Isaacks who has served in the State Legislature since 1954 said today she is seeking re-election on her record She is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for state representative for Place 1 District 74 "I pledge to give the people of El Paso the same service as I have in the past striving to serve their best MISS she said Miss Isaacks said her main Interest lies in education and she has always supported legislation for the benefit of schools and teachers She is vice chairman of the Standing Education Committee also interested in prison reform particularly the juvenile patrol she said She is a member of the Constitutional Amendments Privilege and Suffrage Counties and Health Committees of the House Miss Isaacks was first chosen state representative in a special election in March of 1954 to fill the unexpired term of her late father Atty Isaacks She now seeks her sixth full terra A retired teacher Miss Isaacks head of the El Paso High School English Department for many years She got her bachelor of arts and degrees from the University of Texas She belongs to the Daughters of the American Revolution the Division of the Cham WHILE truck-loads of mutinous Tanganyika soldiers in battle-dress roared along the main road into Dar es Salaam yesterday morning a solitary apparently unaware that an insurrection was in went on playing his game without concern THE CIVIL MARRIAGE of A Boogaard and Miss Bekker was held up because the officiating civil pen went dry and no ink could be found to validate the wedding The Den Burg Holland ceremony was postponed long enough for a clerk to go out and buy a bottle of ink tq sign the marriage license THE LOUISIANA Supreme Court ruled yesterday that res TV CAIXS PB S-42S1 DAVIS Funeral aervleaa far Albert 7 Davis will ba held at p-Jn lias-tar la tha Easter ft Maaoa Cluam with Bay Rex Raid offielatiae Bore Ul win ba la RaaUawa Cemetery slate Lodge Ma UJL AFftAM aria have gravsside gatTjgre FWIbgar-ara: win ba Osama Franklin Adams ft EolL Harris Baas Eft ward Webber and A Howard New at Caat lsS TV DEL CAMEfO TV HENNINGER Sirs TTV BfiENTAILS K0 YANDELX DERR IE IMS ALAMEDA i LOS TV APPLIANCE CO left retiring Goodwin Peter deWetter collections amounted to 18905 against 17209 in 1962 There were 48362 pickups from 33 Goodwill boxes located throughout the city during 1963 as against 29621 pickups from 21 boxes in 1962 Income for 1963 as of Dec 25 eras 6242832 against an anticipated budget of 5231827 Expenses 6227416 against a budget anticipation of 6220487 Introduced as new members of the board were Bill Wakefield Bill Lynde James A Keller Leo Bums and Robert Lee RECEIVES Wallace presUsst receives trophy hot Goodwill Industries of El Paso had its biggest year in history It was reported yesterday at a meeting of the Goodwill board of directors Peter deWetter taking over as piesfctant from Wallace Lowen-field reported on expansion of facilities and of services rendered during the year Calls during 1963 he said totaled 1750 against 9131 In 1962 Clothing collections in 1963 amounted to 10362 against 7441 the previous year and furniture Mrs With both at three arudeftndrre: I lean Plead and Lae all of Pa eiaver Alborf hush Henry ZaUey and ewrsnrs aerrlnre win ba held at AM Wednesday tha Yretar ft Minna 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for atomic bombs KNOX Jane Ben Enos at HM EL Oregon SL passed away Saturday She had been a resident at El Fare years and was a men tier at Ttta-Uv Methodist Charm Survived by daughter Mrs Alberta SchaTler Turner AFB Oaargla son WUton A Knox Fartimmith Now Enure shire: slater Mrs Inula Eft wards Hlsh PalaL Earth CamUan Grsvaolda iirvkire wIB ha held 4 AM Wed Csmetary Dr (lelatias- JULY St win of arson in major fire that broke out in the crowded downtown section of this border city i g-h businesses including four were destroyed in the fire that raged few three hours yesterday and the three-story Paris Hotel was damaged LONDON The Greek and Turkish Cypriot delegates to the Cyprus peace talks appeared no closer to an agreement today on how to settle their inter-communal dispute despite a week of mediation efforts by British Commonwealth Relations Secretary Duncan Sandys MORNING f'MH7-34dGf 747E64W 4- 5-13-17T 31-3551 V- HOUSE PARTS 69 Tact PASSWORD art lev: 1:00 TO TELL TEE TRUTH 1:13 CM 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there should be concrete actions Instead of vague "agreements in principle" the President keyed his thrtsagit to verified on the number and types of strategic nuclear missiles and waiidkues is only one item an the OgenAk of this conference it is the Hiding item on the agenda of and that ons item ia peacC Johnson said PLAN was read to thCbpening session of the the 157th since it first began in March by US A rmC Control and Disarmament Agency director William Footer beading the American dotage titUT said "the United Is ready to conclude firm agreements in these areas and to miukUr any other reasonable TlfiXANA Authorities the possibility -IK LPi Businessman State Post A JQpng El Paso businessman Juanptockmeyer Jr today gougR' the post of state repre-sentaSVe Place 4 to be vacated by SB1 Pep Malcolm McGregor BBP announced for Congress native El Pasoan said he is interested in developing Texas Western College into a university with a medical school He said he will support a measure providing pre-school Instruction in English for Spanish speaking children will push for better relations with Mexico and will favor legislation attracting Industry to this area He attended Texas Western College Mr Stockmcyer ia manager of (he Look Advertising Co and a director of the Coronado State Bank Be belongs to the Junior Chamber of Commerce Worthiest El Paso Democratic Club and the El Paso Club He resides at 4006 Bancroft drive with his wife the former Barbara McDonald and their two eons Juan III and KarL FUBB! HEWS AT Caaray WEATMEB (SF Btoc Oa) TM TBB TONIGHT SHOW (OLOSMm Mnaf Cama-TVT pipalmr tale Mvcly ahaw Migbaal rated lata fTrataf TV Aar la Paae NEWS FINAL (Uataa Faablia) raard tap MICKEY MOUSE CLUB M-AQUAD FauUnc Mats Ward S7 Porsolw Dr died at her srday BecMont of B1 years Sorvlrera tartnds ala atngb Antonio Prieto Paul Prieto David Prieto Bod Prieto nil at El Pare Dr AUoare Prieto Abrt Mato hath at AV buquerquA New Mexlrei one dmk- er Mrx Jalletla El Paw: II grondehlldr grandchildren and grandchildren any at pm ta el Funeral Haag am at Eg end Heart with Bey Bobrtt Oadbry ufflelnft Ins Xstermret in NCUonal Cmaatery PaUbearera win ba Rosier Xft 11c Bari MerUeh Peter Nona Jr-Raul Rloa Lula Bleo Jr aad Dsvil Prieto Jr Arraagamanti by MCnre BE Sfttrt WOJCIK Michael Wojdk HoflMS Hirer St died Monday ta Ft Bynrd Mew Mexico Be had been reekient of B1 Paw SS yoare A mwrihw at St Patrick'! Cathedral Survlrera wife neral Mare iff AM Friday Potrlek-a CrthodraL Burial military wtth a Z-Flarlste tzM MeB NAVY- Se-M THE QEEATEBT SHOW ON EAEfS Catata ta Ow wttda ml Africa rM THE KlMhle la the aaaaty arat BOB NEWS EL PACO'S FINAL EDITION WEATREB IN MOTION Mill EL PASO'S SPORT FINAL Mill PLAYHOUSE "Anay sergcaai9 aferrlag Jaaa Wyatl aa a yaaag ai Army dartag Wartd War ehargag ft GUI Artlatle SIM ALABAMA blvd Ft Brt Plowar etta MS i HURL i GUEEN FOB A DAY WEDNESDAY JANUABY SS ISM MATINEE 4iM GENO Now! hot ready to heat! flavor fresh from the home of quality! Mighty easy to rajoy Just heat and serve Quality Chekd Chocolate piwe fruh milk with hearty fiiU-flavorod chocolate already in it! RASTER MAXON SOI TAMDEUs KXS-S4S1 hakdinST JACE LA LANNB THE 1 SEVEN FATEEB KNOWS Usi 11:18 PEOPLE BABBONS DAY Dl COUET NEWS 1:1 BON COOEEftN NEWS EL FASO'S EVENING by ones 00 Fast' WEA! 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