Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 26

ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL November 20, 1967 Political Credibility Gap Runs Into Turmoil Anew Journal Special MIAMI The credibility gap of the politician in the National Convention of Young Democrat Clubs of America ran into turmoil last week. After telling three reporters, in separate conversations over a of several hours, that he had pulled out of the race for YDCA chairman because of pressure from the White House level, Pierre Vessalla then denied it to other reporters and closeted himself in his state headquarters, not reappearing on the floor until Saturday afternoon. THE REPORTS of his withdrawal were widely circulated among delegates in the floor battle over the convention's stand on Vietnam and was the only subject of conversation for hours. Vessalla told an Albuquerque Journal correspondent, in the presence of three witnesses, that he had ordered withdraw by Mayor: Joseph Barr of Pittsburgh after Barr had received orders from President Johnson's appointment secretary and others high in the administration. Vessalla said the mayor told him "three federal judgeships were involved" and that unless he supported R.

Spencer Oliver did not need to bother to come home." HE DID withdraw and accepted a place on Oliver's slate. Still earlier in the day, Vessalla told the same story to Mike Wallace, CBS correspondent, and Dick Dunkin, New York Times correspondent, in separate interviews. However, when approached by George Lardner of the Washington Post and Paul Hope City Man Cited On DWI Charges, Weapon Count Erratic driving and a loaded rifle early sunday morning caused the arrest of a 40-yearold Albuquerque man on citations charging driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, and suspicion of carrying a deadly weapon. Police said observed Harold V. Hedman, 2705 Virginia NE, driving erratically west on E.

Central to a red light at University. Hedman's car stopped under the light, and a rifle pointed out the driver's side window, causing a car next to Hedman's to run the red light in flight, police said. When officers stopped Hedman, they found the rifle to be a fully loaded and ready to fire, police said. In another case, Homer Lee Wasson, 47, of 622 Broadway SE, was booked into city jail on citations charging driving while intoxicated and reckless driving, after officers found his car off in the ditch near the Big I on I-40 early Sunday, police said. of the Washington Star, he denied the particulars of the story and admitted only the call from Mayor Barr and "pressures." made the denial in the presence of Wallace.

The account, which seemed incredible to committee delegates, caused a number of states in the Oliver camp to reconsider their stand. However, Oliver's strength held in most states almost all of them under the unit rule and his opponents were unable to put together. a winning combination, although the opposition makers reportedly came within 49 votes of the majority during the long night. THERE WERE other evidences of White House interest in the convention. National De cratic Chairman John Bailey arrived Thursday and was still patrolling the corridors and poolsides of the hotel late Saturday, an unusual stay for a senior party official at a convention of Young Democrats.

Funeral Tuesday For Parachutist Richard Hawkins Services for Richard A. Hawkins, Moriarty, killed in a sky diving mishap Saturday, will be conducted by Rev. C. E. Burch and Rev.

Max Cisneros at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Moriarty Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Mountain View Cemetery at Moriarty. HAWKINS, 29, is survived by his parents, State Sen. and Mrs.

Ernest Hawkins and a sister, Mrs. Peterson, Roswell. The senior Hawkins is Republican a senator for the Torrance Ca tron-Socorro district. The younger Hawkins, one of the state's most experienced sky divers, was killed about 11:30 a.m. Saturday while on a jump over Rio Rancho Estates of Albuquerque.

He fell from 10,500 feet. Neither his regular or reserve parachute was opened. He was on his second jump of the day with Peter A. Betz, 32, of 422 Rhode Island SE, and Susan Hansen, 23, of 2102 Bell SE. They were jumping from a plane piloted by Don L.

Sumg mers, 34, of 9504 Shoshone NE. A FORMER University of New Mexico student, Hawkins recently returned from Dallas, where he was attending a technical school, because of the illness of his mother. He was associated with his father in the Moriarty Realty Co. Pallbearers will be Bill Carter, Bill Pogue, Garland Tillery, Mike Anaya, Richard Ireland and Charles Grisson. Honorary pallbearers will be Bill Bailey, Danny K.

Davis, Charles Carper, Steven L. Davis, Charles A. Gross and William R. Rush. ALLEN Mrs.

Carrie Viola Allen, And A resident of Belen 43 years, died at her home Sunday morning following an illness. She 15 survived by her husband Vivian E. Allen, 310 Chavez in Belen; four nieces and one nephew. She was 8 member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church and the Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Service arrangements will be announced by Fitzgerald and Son Funeral Directors, 3113 Carlisle NE.

ARCHUNDE The rosary for Jose Rafael Archunde, will be recited this evening at 7:30, at the Gabaldon Memorial Chapel. 1000 Coors SW. Funeral services will be Tuesday morning at 10, at Seboyeta Catholic Church, Anthony with requiem mASs. Pallbearers: Adams, Stanley Archunde, Lorenzo Archunde, Val Elmer Marquez. Archunde Interment will be Gabaldon at Seboyeta Mortuary in Catholic charge, Cemetery.

(BALDONADO Mrs. Tercio (Mariana) Baldonado, 69. resident of Datil, passed away in Belen early Sunday following 8 short illness. She was a member of the Catholic Church in Datil. She is survived by two sisters.

Mrs. Beatriz Armijo of Datil And Mrs. Abelicio Sanchez of Horse Spring: two brothers, Benito Armijo and Juan Armijo of Belen; and several nieces and nephews. Rosary will be recited this evening at 7:30 at the Romero Funeral Home Chapel in Belen. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Our Lady of Belen Catholic Church at 8:15 p.m.

Interment will follow in the Catholic Cemetery in Bosque. Pallbearers: Celso Armijo, Marcos Martinez, Reynaldo Baldonado, and Arsenio Rafael Baldonado. Merejildo Montano Armijo. Romero Funeral Home of Belen in charge of arrangements. BARNARD Funeral services for Joseph G.

the Barnard Fern will Chapel be held of today Strong at 3 in Thorne Mortuary with Rev. Richard 8. Thompson officiating. Honorary pallbearers: Ray Smith, Everett Sims, Herman Archibeck, Milt Lacey, Dom Branda, Glen Mauzy, Paul Hanks, Howard Dotts, Buzz Bleser and John Ruffner. Barnard will be taken Tuesday to the Ninde Funeral Directors in Tulsa, Okla.

for services and burial at Bixby, Okla. Wednesday, BARRERAS Funeral services for Filomena (Phyllis) Barreras will held today at 9 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial will follow Mt. Calvary cemetery.

Active Bearers: Manuel Gutierrez, Johnny Demas, Henry Barreras, Frank Perez, George Lucero and Sixto Santiago. Hono ar Manuel Silva, Johnny Sanchez. Phillip Sanchez. Abe Dimas IL. Blas Gutierrez Jr.

and Johnny Guiterrez. The Salazar And Sons Mortuary 18 in charge. BENNETT James W. Bennett, 58. resident of 616 3rd S.W.

died Sunday afternoon in a local hospital after a long Illness. He WAS A retired marine engineer. Arrangements will be An. nounced by the Strong-Thorne Mortuary, Deaths and Funerals DILLON Edith L. Dillon, 68, resident of Albuquerque for the past seven years died Saturday afternoon in A local hospital after An extended illness.

She resided at Hobby Trailer Court. Tijeras Canyon, and is survived by her husband, Marshall Dillon of Camden, Ohio; one son, Gary Dillon, Fayetteville, one daughter, Mrs. Arlen Hurley, Sommerville Ohio: three brothers, Ralph and Lloyd Clensy, Germantown Ohio, Riohard Clensy, Cleveland, Ohio; five grandchildren, Her reinains will be taken to West Alexandria, Ohio, for funeral service and interment. Local Arrangements by French Mortuary, 1111 University NE. DOUGLAS Mrs.

Anne M. Douglas, resident of Larned. Kansas, died suddenly Sundary morning shortly after arrival for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Patricia Clew, 523 Texas NE. She is survived by her husband, Claude W.

of Larned: two daughters. Mrs. Patricia Clew, and Mrs. Betty Lode, California, The remains will be taken to Larned for fumeral services And interment, Local arrangements by French Mortuary, 1111 University NE. HAWKINS Funeral services for Richard A.

Hawkins will be held Tuesday morning at 10:30 from the Methodist Church in Moriarty with the Revs. C. E. Burch and Max Cisneros officiating Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery in Moriarty. Active pallbearers: Bill Carter, Bill Pogue, Garland Tillery, Mike Anaya, Richard Ireland and Charles Grissom.

Honorary pallbearers: Bill Bailey, Danny K. Davis, Charles Carper, Steven L. Davis, Charles A. Gross and William R. Rush.

Arrangements by Hanion Mortuary, HEARD Services for Richard Arthur Heard will be held in the chapel of Fitzgerald and Son Funeral Directors, 3113 Carlisle NE at 1:30 p.m. today with the Rev. Edward Henderlite of First Congregational Church officiating. Interment will be at Sunset Memorial Park. MARTINEZ-Manuel A.

Martinez, 95, formerly of this city, residing with 8 daughter at Norwalk, for the last four years, died at Norwalk, Saturday He is survived by three daughters; Mrs. Dorotea M. Aragon of Norwalk, Marta, and Clara Martinez, of this city, a son, HEATING SERVICE Heating Repair Heating Specialists Equipment Parts Supplies HONEYWELL. Controls Parts DM Miracle Boiler Cleaner General Controls Parts RUPERT PLUMBING HEATING 1835 LOMAS N.E. 247-8138 Chapman of Bluewater.

Services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 in Palm Chapel of the Strong Thorne Mortuary. The Rev. George Brittain and the Rev. Eugene Elder will officiate. STAMPS Mrs.

Larua W. Stamps, resident of Albuquerque for 3 years, passed away early Sunday at her home. Walter SE. following A long illness. She is survived by her husband.

Joseph. of the family home; A son, Bennie, of Albuquerque; brother: Banks Williams of McVeigh, two sisters. Mrs. Mary Gunn of Danville, Va. and Mrs.

Roberta Morris of Chicago, three grandchildren, all of Albuquerque. Arrangements will be announced by the Strong Thorne Mortuary. STOTT Funeral services for Charles Stott will be held Tuesday, at 1:30 p.m. in the Fern Chapel of Strong Thorne Mortuary with Dr. Dudley Strain of Lubbock officiating.

Pallbearers: Dave Chase, Pat Higdon, J. D. and Louis Kerby, Larry Logan nad Louis Bowerman, Honorary pallbearers: David Clemens. L. E.

Meyers, Tom Noah, Carlos Powell, Marshall Wilson, Leslie Shope, E. H. Alexander, Dubart Clark, Henry Gaines and Bob Nelson. Interment will be made in the Fairview Memorial Park Cemetary. TSIAMAS Tony Tsiamas.

Services are pending. Will be announced later by French Mortuary, 1111 University NE. WARD Mrs. Sarah M. Ward, 59, 8 resident of Albuquerque for 15 years, passed away Saturday evening in A local hospital following A short illness.

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ft. 45 777773 CUTTING THREADING VALVES FITTINGS MARTIN BROS Ph. TRinity 7-0920 1637 ISLETA HIGHWAY survived by daughter, Mra. Anita Henson; sister, Mrs. Ruth Lovas of Liverpool Ohio.

and six grandchildren, Elizabeth Louise McDowell, on, Donald Brady Patrick Rosalie Ann and Margaret R. Henson. All of Debra Albuquerque; Ann and McDowell a great-granddaughter, of Raton. Mrs. Ward WAS A member of St.

Paul's Methodist Church. Arrangements will be announced by Strong Thorne Mortuary, WILLCUT Lorren Willeut, 67, and resident here 45 years, died Saturday afternoon in a local hospital following 8 sudden illness. He 18 survived by his wife Carrie, 301 Aliso NE; one son. Larry of Albuquerque; three grandchildren; one brother, Weyman Willcut of Albuquerque; and one sister, Mrs. Leona Tebay of Denver.

He was member of First Methodist Church and on the official board, past exalted ruler of B.P.0.E. No. 461, member of Temple Lodge No. 6 A.F.&A.M., Ballut Abyad Temple of the Shrine, the Scottish Rite, and was past president of North Albuquerque Lions Club. He WAS associated with Fred Harvey here for many years, and was an investment counselor from 1950 until his FRENCH MORTUARY Since 1907 National Selected Morticians 1 1111 University NE-243-4404 Serving Two Generations SALAZAR SONS MORTUARY Third St.

and Lead Ave. SW DIAL 247-4124 retirement in 1965. Services will be First Methodist Church Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. Ira E.

Williams Jr. officiating. Interment will be At Memorial Park. Friends mAy sec flowers or send memorials to First Methodist Church. His body will lie in state at Fitzgerald and Son Funeral Directors, 3113 Carlisle Monday afternoon and evening.

and the casket will not be opened at the services. Pedro Martinez, of Pueblo, A sister, Mrs. Predicanda Gutierrez, of Santa Fe. 12 grandchildren, 42 great garndchildren, and 2 great great grandchildren, He WAS member of the Catholic Church, Caballeros de San Francisco. His remains will arrive day at 1:10 p.m.

Rosary will be recited Tuesday evening at 7:30, at the Gabaldon Memorial Chapel 1,000 Coors SW. Funeral services will be Wednesday morning At nine, at St. Francis Xavier Church. with requiem mass. Interment will be at Mt.

Calvary. Gabaldon Mortuary in charge. MILLER David B. Miller, 68, restdent of Albuquerque the past 20 years died Saturday evening in a local hospital, after 811 illness. He resided at 437 Yucca Drive NW and is survived by his wife, Edith, at home, and one son, Nell F.

Miller, Denver. two daughters. Mrs. Marion Isidoro, Albuquerque, and Mrs. Jean Bancroft, of Damascus, one sister, Miss Marion E.

Miller, Denver: one brother, Charles F. Miller, Appleton, and nine grandchildren. Private services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, in the Chapel in the Garden, French Mortuary. Cremation will follow later.

The family request contributions to All Faiths Home in lieu of flowers. PEREA Funeral services for Ernesto Perea will be conducted today from Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, where mass will be celebrated at 10 A.m. Pallbearers: Margo Fred Griego, Toby Griego, Eladio Chavez, Baca, Mike Garcia, and Afredo Chavez. Interment will follow at Mt. Calvary Cemetery, with the Garcia Mortuary, 8th and Stover SW, in charge of arrangements.

RICE Howard N. (Bud) Rice 54, resident of Budville, N.M. since 1936, Was killed Saturday night at his home and place of business, the Budville Trading Company, He is survived by his wife Flossie Rice; two daughters, Mrs. Frances Overson and Mrs. May Greer, both of St.

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Bludworth are pending. Time and place will be announced by Fitzgerald and Son Funeral Directors, 3113 Carlisle NE. The body is lying in state at the mortuary. BROWN Miss Blanche Brown, 81, resident of Budville since 1954. was killed Saturday night at the Budville Trading Company.

Brown She 1s and 8 survived nephew by 8 Clarence brother, W. Brown, both of Rising Sun, Md. She was retired B.I.A, school teacher and had taught at McCartys Day School in the 19205. Services will be held Tuesday at in Palm Chapel of the Strong Thorne Mortuary. The Rev.

George Brittain and the Rev. Eugene Elder will officiate. She will then be taken to Rising Sun, for interment. cOX Services for Mrs. Tempy C.

Cox will be held this afternoon at 2 p.m. Berean Baptist Church with Rev. Charles Yates officiating. Escorts: Bill Godby, Moses Almanza, Ongelo Pierson. Charles Coulter, Ronnie Roach and Bob Lopez.

French Mortuary in charge of rangements, interment will be at Bunset Park. Former Miami Editor, Roosevelt Aide, Dies MIAMI, Fla. (P) William J. Crawford, former assistant editor of the Miami News and a onetime aide to the late Franklin D. Roosevelt, died at his home here Sunday.

Crawford, 70, was publicity director, for the Democratic Committee in the 1928 presidential campaign, and was press secretary to Roosevelt when the latter was governor of New York. He returned to newspaper work, which he had begun at the age of 19, in 1940 as chief copy editor and news editor for the Washington Times-Herald. Rep. Morris Speaks at Temple Congressional Districts Seen Beneficial to New Mexico By CAL WILSON negotiate terms for peace policy and don't believe we do essional districting between now and the next U.S. that." he in answer to a likely will be beneficial to New general question on the United States Mexico, U.S.

Rep. Thomas G. "I I am not certain of all the imposing its will on others, Morris said Sunday. intricacies and reasons for our specifically South Vietnam and "We have to be divided into being in Vietnam." he said in the Dominican Republic. He districts.

I don't think it will be reply to another question. asserted the U. S. is in Vietnam a bad thing it may be good," "There are a variety of reasons by request and intervened in said the Democratic con- and circumstances we are the Dominican Republic to pregressman from Tucumcari. there.

It doesn't alter the fact vent a Communist takeover and He also said the United States that we are there." assure a democratic election. must be prepared against at- He said the basic is Praising Israel for its courage reason and tack from the Communist World that the United States was ask- as a the progress nation and he sees no indications that ed for its support by the past years, criticized the 20 he North Vietnam is ready for government of South Vietnam Arab nations for not recognizing the country as such. "Israel truce talks. and three Presidents "not should be free like any other MORRIS SAID he based his just one" have answered the nation to the road of atpursue districting views on U.S. plea.

tainment and progress and to Supreme Court rulings and IN SPEAKING about the lack continue the building of a viable other developments in the past of support from South Viet- and efficient nation that has few years. He gave his stand in namese troops for Americans, been interrputed far too many answering questions from the Morris said he was concerned. times," he said. floor after a formal speech to "I recently wrote to the "FROM THIS WAR (of last about 150 members and guests President about that after it June) must come new realizaat a breakfast meeting of the came to my attention that not tions. The international status National Federation of Temple one Vietnamese officer of the of the Suez Canal and the Strait Brotherhoods in Temple Albert, rank of major and above had of Tiran and the right of every 1006 Lead SE.

been killed, while 247 nation to use these waterways The congressman said he Americans of the rank of major without fear or hindrance must formerly was of the position and above had been killed in become international law." said that representatives elected at- the war." Morris. "The Arab states will large was to the advantage of offered some defense have to recognize the New Mexico. He no longer holds of Morris, Vietnamese. "They are agreements of the international that position because of the one not adequately trained and convention on the territorial sea man-one vote Supreme Court they never have been and will have to to the and demands district free. Israelis the really They always have been right of free representation, throughout the tion." under some kind of domina- Morris said he the asserted.

free world is He said it would not be fair faced with its greatest peril He said, "We could be and since 1939 and the start of for New Mexico and other states have been criticized" for not World War II. "This small in population to be ex- is the peril empt from law passed by China. diplomatically He said recognizing the United Red of international Communism," any he said and noted, "I am not Congress. States has not because Red too concerned with the domestic A question China has not acted in good dialogue on Vietnam ANSWERING because I regarding North Vietnam being faith. Commenting on recogniz- believe this is part of the prepared to negotiate for peace, ing the Union, he said democratic process and our said, "I cannot detect there are indications Russians country has grown strong by anything from people in the are moving toward a tolerating dissent and not by diplomatic service and other Democratic government while stifling it." He said he does not knowledgeable people any the Red Chinese continue to be believe the calls for extremes sign that the government of diametrically opposed to for leaving the war and anNorth Vietnam is ready to sit American positions.

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