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Covsicatia, Daily Sun, July 18, 1962 Slaie Services For Mrs. Davis Firemen Answer Call Auto Fire Near Richland Firemen answered a call shortly before midnight Mon- ay approximately nine miles a0 uth of Corsicana on South 10 a.m. Funeral Fervtces for Mrs. Willie Boll Davis. 83, who dlnd at the fnmily residence, 705 West Fourth avenue, Monday, 75 where a 1955 Chev- will be held from the McCam- Ifolet Involved in accident Chnpel Wednesday na rt caught Jire.

Firemen reported the car, The rites will he conducted 0 wned by J. W. Klutts, P.O. Rev. Floyd A.

Boulware, pastor Box 87, city, had been of the First Methodist church, struck from the rear by a of which she was member, truck. The mishap was invosti- and Rev. John Wesley Ford, gated by Highway Patrolman Corsicana Methodist district Vernon Crook, superintendent. Burial will be In The 19fi Mack semi-truck, op- Oakwood cemetery, erated by Homer S. Weaver, Native of Mllam county, slruck the Klutta car, igniting had been a resident of Corsl- gaso ijne in the auto tank.

-n Few School i Changes Due, Says Bounds The new superintendent of Corsicana public schools, Oscar E. Bounds, said Tuesday there would be little change in the school program because his philosophy of education and that of his predecessor, Dr. Danna Williams, are "in accord." Speaking to fellow members of the Lions club, Bounds said he would continue to pursue a vigorous educational program, with emphasis on a strong curriculum, and that the administration would not miss any opportunity to expand and Improve. He had prafse for the teachers and administrators In the sys- GIRT, PLUXGKS TO HKT.D—Jean Volu- Clyde L. Davis, Austin; Georgoi; 11 "dn-naccd" 5150 None! konls 14 rl) was found deacl in a woode area near Plymouth tem an promised that efforts R.

Davis, Big Spring, and Joe TV ltna ntq wrre seriously Township, and police at Wilkea-Barre are holding William would be continued to obtain HhrnieT Klutts inter was Le is 20-year-old Marine, (right) in connection with Pr death. daughter, Huth 1 (oSMpmoHa hospital.K' ewia huome le avp old police was chasing the girl In the Los Angeles, two (dark when she plunged oovor a 40-foot cliff as she sought to ftscapp his advances. Lewis also faces charge of raping another girl, also a teenager, on the same night. Wlrephoto) TELSTAR thers, Rev. Clint F.

Stewart, Shawnee, and T. O. Stewart, Corsicana; two slaters, CONTINUED PROM PAGK ONE Misses Julia and Edith television signals bounced both of Corsicana, and quality personnel. "Quality learhurs," he said, "are ths key to good education," He said a was greatly im- Ronnie Waikins New President Local 4-H Club Ronnie Watkins wag elected president of the Corsicana 4-H club Monday night at a meeting at the American Legion Hall. Also elected were Ronnie Arnett, vice president; Judy Duke, treasurer; Sylvia Bellringer, song leader; Jlmmte Baldwin, reporter; Gary Arnett, recreation leader; David Hcnfer, Cecelia Keener and Jane Rutherford, recreational workers; and Barbara Duke, council delegate who along with the pre.sldrnt will attend all council meetings.

Steve and Janice Watklns, two new 4-H club members, ed a program on outdoor cooking. They were assisted by Mrs, Tommy R. Watkins. Miss Patricia Crenshaw, as- fiistant county home demonstration agent, was in charge of folk games. pressed by the fact that the Cor- STRONGMEN IX Fri- CELEBREZZE Vniittrt the satellite to receivers injcONTlNUED PROM PAGE ONE UUIItJ ItUUdftUH call an early news conference beenjafter he takes over and to an sioana fivstem has so many good gerio, left, economic czar of Argentina In the relatlves.

Pallbearers will L. F. Flynn, Alton N. Justlss, K. Carraway, T.

L. Carlisle, J. can television networks. Eady and Johnny Noble. Kcnnedy has not held Burope.

Thc conferences have carried several times on Amerl-Uwer any questions then. Celebrezze flew Into Washington morning and went teachers at a time when teacher shortages are reported through- cut the country. Bounds said he was keenly Frondtzl regime, is behind-the-scenes personality the South American country, Gen. Enrique PLANE any X15 conferences since July 5.Idivectly to ths White House, Escort Bealen RUSSIAN CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE him He put off having one this rtfcftF i i 4 ho T-l XfcEIJllUU IIU UUIllULLtill VVlLll I (lilt? IAJIU LWVIH.J ii, I rt both President oncl A a he was rfl.ped by five younj? IH th 8 mP nnl ham Rtblcott, the retiring hoodlum. Monday night after where he was welcomed by I HOUSTON Kennedy and conferred with white mother President and Abra-hhe was ra that laced him said Corsicana has received envoy and Intends to nvocnluon with Its "om time-to-time.

18-year-old (school program and other ays- Salinger as asked whether the told police today terns look to Corsicana for lead- conference could be termed a tude maximum of 250,000 feet. Iment, which had been among White's target attitude was the projects hinted at when thelieiary or 282,000 feet, and he substantial- communications satellite was ly exceeded It because his speed Telstar, so far, has made possible successful live crisis meeting, He listed some of the programs) 'No, It's not a crisis meeting, they robbed and beat her male that have been developed to pro- he replied. was 284 m.p.h. faster than planned. White thus well ceded the design maximum.

Future and tne Un States. arc cxpRctod to reach still higher 75 miles or more. The 38-ycnr-old test pilot hit 3,784 miles an hour during his climb. The X15 speed record of 4,159 m.p.h. Afterward said he companion.

would return to Cleveland to- Authorities said the woman, night or Wednesday morning, estranged from her husband, He had planned earlier to made positive identification of RibJeoff. two of the thugs and tentative x-ide a stronger curriculum and To a question whether it would mentioned others that may be produce a message to Soviet the uded. He listed one tne techniques Premier Khrushchev, Salinger replied: "There will be no mes- has been experiment- sage to Khrushchev." transmissions between Eur ofthe other three. wlth run for the Senate in Con- Both Britain ami France have olned i np IIf in these Intercontinental tele-' neccicutl casts, bounced off Teistar. part of ICxchunge The newscast will be part of the first exchange of live two- These noted the am pleased with the co-list Premier Nlkita Khrushchev Mnrlon Jenkins, 24 a ati peop i have shown thelhas periodically conferred priv- clerk, said he and the young 1 decided not to go to the department until 1 am confirmed," told reporters explaining his change of Rauch, center, heads the group that fears too much military interference in the Argentine government.

Gen. Raul Foggl, right, heads hard-line I CONTINUED PROM PAGTC ONE group which stands for a firm guiding hand on amateur, said he heard the the presidency. CAP Wirephoto) (broadcast. The voice identified itself to MEDICARE tne contr tower only as coNTiNUPn imnM PAOTP rwp 28 whlch ifl not a standard UJNTTWUED FROM PAGE ONE designation for either American planes or airlines. There i was no indication that "N-28 1 was voting to table because he fiped damnKed( or orrler eared that hook such a con- to and troversial provision onto the Lnckenb0ch gave this account; ournArr, pe din bilt might endanger the Tne llot £Iyl toward Ber- CHICAGO, July entire measure.

in he had Just entered the nations railroads notified their Randolph, recalling he hadvot-corridor from West Germany "led for a medical care in I when a fighter plane Railroads Fix August Dale For Economies day that ndthw and other steps recommended by dentfal commission Into effect Aug. 18. 1960) 8aid he Vote for thc over the no8e of his plane. Ha I A W4 t- I iji i administratlon Proposal if it reported he was about 40 miles ww OB put were fered gj, a aepara bill from Berlin, E. Wolfe, chairman of the Iroads' bargaining- commit-, tee, said the move means ot he 80 Important.

nation during the next year of about 13,000 firemen employed as second men on diesel loco- At the peak of his arch While transatlantic television pro- coasted weightless 'or three betweenEurope andthe Jenkina Raid a scuffle developed after he was forced to said he would re-(drive around Houston an hour. minutes a full minute to'an announce-lsign ns mayor effective next He naid the youths drove off, Frank Dunn than any X1ES pilot has n) en here and by ihe European Monday If he is to report for after he was beaten, stabbed and 1 Broadcasting Union in Geneva, duty as secretary the next day. robbed. The five-time mayor of Cleve- The woman said the group land said he told Kennedy drove her to a warehouse and ienced before. Thon he plunged down from thc edge of space to perform tests that were the real pur- duced the speaker.

Inln's predecessor, Mikhail Men- Guests were L. P. Foraythe, shikov, on five separate occas- Jack Laird, Joe Seale, LaGrand ions, only once were they to- and Joelgether alone. Twice the President HRW Menshikov with Sov- Foreign Minister Andrei Each program is scheduled last at least 15 minutes. i The first, including the presi- "how pleasant" it was to have leaped her.

pose of the flight. Re-enteringL £ntml conference, will been chosen to serve in the the earth's thicker atmosphere.L— the Unlted states administration and "what a or RS on amendment to Ha asked the control tower if measure which, If delayed, wouldpt could identify the plane, hut It could not. Supporters of the adminlstra-l Pilots making the run to Bertlon proposals blamed these fac- lln often report sighting Soviet for the land East Gorman MIOs in the motives in freight and yard) 1- The argument that the pro-corridors. The Communist air service. cedure betn used bypassed rc do a lot of flying in the firemen displaced willM Ue consideration and left the receive unprecedented severance Senate without technical guid-l 1 pay, retraining and rehiring," ance on a complex program.

Wolfe said. 2 The contention that the Sen- The remaining 27,000 firemen ate battle was futile because the area. Many such aight- unpuhlicized. Gromyko. In early June of last in fre i gnt and yard 8er vice he House would not act and Sena- I nofle 23 degrees 2 and 2:3 V- lBl 0 hM CONTINUED FROM PAGE OOT! report.

Joe Tate pre 8 lded it ESTt i But neither this morning or than its tail, falling spread- Thp second from Europ6) be previously, Celebrezze said, eagle style to slow deacent twfien Rnd EsTi he and the President explore will include sequences on Euro- their positions on admlniatra- pean art and Industrial treas- Won goals in the fields of renresentlne state of- Icastlng from health, education and welfare.P™"" 80 representing state or Belgrade Asked why he thought Marc Cloud won the jhake award. Salvation Army Lt. Jease Menshikov was present! flaid( keep their su were being asked to go on can led In songs, Leighton part of Kennedy's ect on i to na tural attrition." record on a highly tough Issue The unions are expected to 'or no good reason. schedule a nationwide strike for 3, Effective lobbying by doc- the same date. In the, American Medical K1V 'rf f-r fm rm son gave the invocation, and pa talks with Khrushchev.

Later red Red submitted an attend- may employ. then went Into a conventional glide for his landing ap- went nexv membership arrangement effective before new legislators are elected in Novembr. Assistant Atty. Gen. Gordon ures, and Cemetery Group Meets Thursday The annual Providence Ceme- has been set for that month Menshikov came to the White House with Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zoran, The two actions, by the in- Association and by representa- the right turn to slow his speed before landing at a dry lake bed at Salinger said Kennedy wanted tobef.

Corp, -will provide the commen- brczase said the question would tary. thl? desert teat centnr. Strain have to be dent. put to the Presi- In New York, National Broadcasting Co. said the three Amorl- Wnite's voice reflected can networks would nend hoice of Celebrezze last Sutur- from the force of gravity a8 coverage to Europe of a part of he made the sharp bank.

He re- lhft President's news conference portedly experienced stress and a- concert at Mt. Rushmore, 'about six times ihe force of gravity. The program, to he trans- Climbing from cramped milled to Europe via Telstar on cockplf, he won greeted by satellite's 323rd orbit, will to undertake reapportionmentl According to R. E. Jones, itself even if the panel finds secretary-treasurer, a picnic the two newly enacted leglsla- lunch will be held at noon and, problema undep di tive measures unconstitutional, any interested person is Invited.

InumDer or roDlema under dls Menshikov dustry and unions, are expected Hives of insurance companies, to lead action later on by The administration threw Its President Kennedy triggering own lobbyists, officials of the off provisions of the Railway Welfare Department and others, Kennedys desire for a meet-1 Labor Act requiring both sldea into the fray, but they did not to preserve the labor relations come up with the votes. status quo until about Neither side had seemed to White House on May 16, 1961 to deliver a message from Khrushchev. to the ambassador Auto Air Conditioners INSTALLATION AND SERVICE. HAVE UNITS TO FIT ftlOST ALL MAKES. STEWART MOTOR CO.

Corner Second A Beaton to talk with Dobryntn about the Many feel the 67-senatorl Roy Jones is vice Kennedy, In announcing amfin dment would be Invalid The late Bob Martin was presi- bncause it does not live up to dent. His successor Is expected day, praised thn mayor for hlsj a provision In the state to be named at the meeting. eiiihlHty and dedication to pub-ltutlon requiring that the House Activities will last all day, ac- and Senate be apportioned ac-(cording to Jones. cording to population. Mauiaon contended that evsn (hough on provision of the state's organic law does re CONTINUED FROM PAGE according (Trimble Steadman, 12214 cuamon between the two governments.

He said these include lie service. naid today that he wan sure hp. nor the President to be surrounded by yes men." He aald feel any certainty about DAMAGE CONTINUED PROM PAGE 1 ONFJ DEFECTORS the signing of an agreement onl fl ec ial ae wlng the con- CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE Laos at Geneva, the Geneva cluj on ofthe hearing: passed a We. They Sa id the were "UroS discussions on nuclear testing authorizing the deposlHof conditions and fed up with and disarmament and the situa- ln of 11 amount 54,916.25, In going hungry, tion in Berlin. the registry of the district gt.

L. R. Norton of Salinger said he did not know clerks office County's airport police said the whether Kennedy and Dobrynin Judge Douglas said with thte plane "looks real beat up, Pr ob- AM A be Joined by other ffi-i acUon the fltate highway cifiIs for any portion of their section'sJKinley Montro.se 64, co fcrel this evening. White was dropped from beamed to Europe, thelopportuntly for service to have confllctlnR provision, Hixson, summer address! Hc sald Kennedy and the am- about 25 years old." Norton said better ac- atructure of System and American dppnrtment and its person- on 39 House scats to be said, he could por 'tjonnd by population. not unv whether he would make neath the wing of a B52 bomber program also will appear live onipeopln." over Delamar, 60 miles the three American Until he northwest of Laa Vegas and 220pBC, Columbia Broadca-sUnglqiminteii with inilea from heie.

Holding his Co. engine wklo ojjen for 80 aec- Tabernacle Choir onds, he went into the steepest Featured from Mt. Rushmore changes or would seek to cUmb yet attempted by an X15 will be the 360-voice choir of the (bring in new nsaistantfl. degrees. Momentum carried Mormon Tabernacle of Salt Lake him to peak altitude.

During City, Utah. The program also his re-entry plunge, with the show the 60-foot heads carv- stubby and fuselage act- ed In the mountainside of Foi iWt-nce. 'the con.tltu-|«f W. P-nn Hoopeaton, to 3, rnimtv winter address 227 Kenilworth Kuaontees cacn couniy at Akron Ohio- Gene Nora Moscow when Dobrynin present- one representative, leaving I 1 KItl ijune id to be a Russian NATIONAL BANK In Richland pen Tour Checking and (Savings Account With i service charge. Bank by mail.

Up to paid on Member F. D. 1. G. Phono FO2-32SS Madison aald that because of the conflicts It is impossible mathematical population basis.

A. 17 CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONfllMICHIGAN ing as brakes, speed was slowed(ington, Jefferson, Uncoln 1S41 S. Lorraine, ca nis credentials March 30. Wichita, Geraldlne There were no such conversa- Rloan, 10302 T.inkwoorl Dal- tions, it was reported on their las. Texas; Mrs.

Myrtle onl ot mpeting when Do- Cosmo- to the lllfl Hoel Kansas House on May 3. Mary Wallace Funk, 208 2lst Place, Manhattan Beach, ONElCallf. wa ao substantially that air frio- Theodore Roosevelt. tion heated the ship's skin only Working together, the to 850 degrees. On other flights, networks plan to show AmericanledTrTlhTb GRASS FIRE Firemen made a run Tuesday it iL rp.

PROM PAGE ONEl at 12:15 to the 100Q block (n.nnt additional rt he Rre VJ opulatlon The yt a we OBfid to go volvlng use of troops was in of South 15th street where a (ng out, some add provides a sys- on with th. training program, lflw when MaHnM huddled graM fire reported started by imsiiauon tcm of cnec fl and balances In but It was suddenly changed be- 1 temperatures have ranged up to life and sume American events. 1,400 degrees. I At about 5 p.m. (EST) that ill It adopted, 8-6, an amendment the legislature and protects the cause the National Aeronautics against excess of the ma- and Space Administration aa aa tha Mvto WHHe same ven lnR th.r.

wU, tO tt WerfU a The practice of tattooing a p- lanea for the heavy parently began Jn the South Sea this major artery of islands where the natives prlck- travel. ed their skin with a sharp bone County officials well- dipper! In soot and coconut oil pleased with the findings of the appraisers. NOTICE Bazefcte-Pi-aJrie Point Picnic Wednesday, July at Prairie Point picnic grounds. Benefits go to cemetery as- kids smoking spread to somell soclatton. Everybody wel- old junked cars setting two of II come.

ablaze. The senate lineup, with one for such training. flying almost automatically, us- other 1C minute show via Tel-rnanue accounts nut into the. i iu ing an electronic brain that aU r. that one coming to this Sure by "he the lvacancy, i.

23-10 In favor of the functions in eUher space or from Europe. Long proposal substituted touched off today. Believed to have been among atmosphere, lions from I 4JW I senses aevia- The American show will the so-called "prudent man" rule normal flight and 'J from An iiom An- tu the pro vial ir- He landed at 9:42 10 minutes in the air. Another oC the 15s this one with methods of streaked aloft at more than times the speed of sound Monday, Toe Walker skip-gilded oon Miss Cobb who testifies the a orn- ductable, must and lo Lannion Iated to directly re- conduct a bual visor. The Army's Davey Crockett is i l011 Iinea e- i claimed their spacecraft pilots be test pilots- senators represented more a limited to men.

votes than the 22 Republicans. She said not only women "I 01 ucle The legislature wrestled for Paying second fiddle to men in ftd OtticiaU said earlier the Under Sen. Long's PeKUlnr Ifl82 es- Kctting Into space-they are be-'conventional niltlon the the deductions would be allowed Uh rCHn nortionmcnt uropean Broadcasting Union- if they wer. ruled lo be expendl Denmark, Fin- turea a prudent man ordinarily waa hed UH hands oC that issue France, Great Britain, would make. an Italy, Luxembourg, the Nether- Sen.

Paul H. Douglas. at 0,. bacK In a A XS.M-"-' and yB ta rocket plune usually conies in from space in a shallow glide. VIET NAM burden on the Internal Revenue Service." for the year at least.

some of these astronaut training tests they won't permit us to IU1 RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil upiltake," she said. "I think that is abiwes" and an Mar noH attach(id to the U.S.|ridiculous." Embassy plan to use their spare 41 helping Brazilian authorl- SMUGGLED KGGB HURT It1 oll Ve isiaUve uaf P- ties distribute food and clothing MH3XIGO CITY (ff) ERRS FROM PAGEONE(proval to hunting lodges, ln lhe arenR (smuggled to Mexico from the United States are driving eKS prices so low that some Mexican Elec-(producers are operating trie Manufacturing Communist equipment rockots the reports. artillery which ing passed over In favor of wouia take part would bs wea- niale chimpanzees. pons ranging up to 106mm see where they are re. a female chimpanzee to take 107,000 feet at speeds of AsheviJle, N.C.

The guerrillas theater tickets, and Lord knows up to 3,733 m.p.h., the veteran got away. what," the senator as- spuce agency pilot nosed over In another area, searchers sertfld. "The sky is the limit." for a woncs of the body of a fourth Douglas said he would try to slowing his speed from 2,200 American serviceman from a reverse the vote later in the m.p.h. to 1,100 m.p.h. in 62 sec- U.S.

helicopter shot down Sun- committee, and if the amend- onds, Iday by the nf that of enlisted on the Senate floor. Sun Want Ads Bring Results was found about a mile from the Byrd who also opposed the Your Want Ads to wreckage of the helicopter. He amendment, said theve would be TR 4-470-1. had walked that far an opportunity to reconnider on despite hlH wounds, 37 when the committee will The charred bodies of two interrupt Us trade hearings U.S. Army officers, another en- briefly to take a look at the final listed man and a Vietnamese draft of the lax bill, officer were found earlier at the Voting for the amendment be- crash site.

The jungle area Is sides Long were George A. near the Laotian border 280 Smathers, Eugene Mc- miles northeast of Saigon. Carthy, Vance Hartko, Elsewhere, the government D-lnd. Frank Carlson, claimed its forces killed 33 Viet Carl T. Curtis, Thruston Cong Saturday in a sweeping B.

Morton, and John M. that covered parts of Butler, R-Mrt. Hlx provinces in the Mekong Opposed were Clinton P. An- Rivnr delta. No government caa-Mersun, DouRlns, Albert unities were reported In the op- Gore.

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