Longview News-Journal from Longview, Texas • Page 2

Page 2-A Longview, Texas THE, LONGVIEW DAILY NEWS Wednesday, July 5, 1972 2 Fire Deaths Here In June (Continued From Page One) JAPAN (Continued From page One) Weather Picture TODAY-- (Continued Front Page One)', volunteer training session for Gregg-Harrison Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center, 1602 West Grand, Marshall, according to Nancy Foster Mc-Phall, volunteer coordinator. The meeting will be. held from 9 a.rm until 3 p.m. Friday, August 4, and is scheduled for volunteers and those interested in becoming volunteers. Registration may be made in Long-view by calling 758-0171 or in Marshall by calling 938-7721.

time, only one person had been killed and five injured in fires. The two June deaths were those of Patsy Tucker, 86, of 1003 East Cotton, who in a Dallas hospital June 28 after a fire in her home June 3, according to fire department reports. Roy Walker, of 711 Aurel, died in early June from burns received in a fire that occurred in the Walker residence in May. Walker also died in a' Dallas hospital. Firemen received a total of 124 calls, compared to 102 in May of this year, but overall Jesse Metcalf, deputy fire Tanaka beat former Foreign marshal here, will take a fire Minister Takeo Fukuda in; a marshal's course and firemen i off necessary because Ira Wilson along with Earl Hoff- non four man will take fire riehtineiCandldates Rot a maiority on ZfnJ 8 the first ballot.

Fukuda had 190 CTUrses- voles. Approximately 600 cities in 40 states and 23 foreign countries JSSA will be represented. I organization. The Henry D. Smith, chief instruc-! pijm would move heavy indus-tor for the Engineering Exten-'try of congested urban sion Service program, said three i areas ln an effort to reduce the fire department pumpers from nation's growing pollution, around the state will be eom-j In oreign afairS) Tanaka plctely rebuilt and two will get advocates continued close ties minor repairs from an 80 -man; witn tne vnited States while pump maintenance class.

The trym t0 hting normal relations course is only one of 17 offered between Japan and China, during the week long mimici- Tanakai sometimes called a pal school. "computerized bulldozer" be- The students will also because of his decisiveness 'and WICHITA FALLS ABILENE-BRADY Decreasing cloudiness will bring fair skies tonight, and partly cloudy Thursday. Lows will be in the lower 80s, highs near 90. Abilene Crash Sets Record For Nation ABILENE. Tex.

(UI'I) -Cur- il I 10 r.r A In Innn Two persons were killed ln June fires here and overall fire losses were down in the month, according to a monthly report issued by the Longview fire department. The two fire related deaths in the month brought the total here for 1972 to four, with a to tal of 14 persons injured in fires. Last year at the same STATE (Continued From Page One) 27 to nine. Also facing senators sometime during the special session is confirmation or rejection of a number of appointments made by-Gov. Preston Smith since the end oi tne an regular session, fire losses were down from in May to $11,368.02 June, according to fire depart-.

ment Of the calls received in June, 39 were in buildings, eight brush and grass, nine rubbish fires, nine miscellaneous fires outdoors and 18 vehicle fires were reported here. In calls other than 'fires received, there were six rescue or emergency alarms, and 21 other miscellaneous calls. There was also one out of county call and 13 out-of-city alarms received. This year to date, firemen have answered 787 alarms, compared to 749 at the same time last. year.

Fire losses this year to date have totaled $330,664.11 compared to only $115,482.31 through the first six months of 1971. FEDERAL- (Continued From Page One) tion of stripping 151 delegates from California. The Circuit Among me nominations sxuiacted upon next Monday working with approximately $12,000 worth of new pumps do- nated by manufacturers a teacning aids, me purpose oi the class is to give community firemen training to do preventive maintenance themselves, thus saving high labor costs," according to Smith. How To Hold FALSE TEETH Securely Do false ttcth embtrmt you by eominj loose when you eit, laugh, or talk? A denture adhesive can help. FASTEETH ffivea dentures i long-er, firmer, steadier hold.

Makes eat-inf more enjoyable. For more security and comfort, use FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder. Dentures that fit are essential to health. Sea your dentist regularly. ms adroitness in mathematics, was a loyal aide to Sato, who 'resigned June 17 after holding ofifce for a record seven years and eight months.

But Tanaka broke away from the retiring premier when it became known that he was not Sato's choice as a successor. Sato supported Fukuda. Tanaka bowed and raised his rieht hand in resDonse to a great burst of applause when he was aeciarea me winner, ne went to the rostrum and sat next to Sato. "I assume my responsibility for dealing with many outstanding problems confronting us," Tanaka said in a short speech of acceptance. awaiting Senate action are those of Secretary of State Bob Bui-Chairman Larry Teaver.

"I'd like to get this appropriations bill out of the way before we get to that last set of controversial nominations," Barnes said Tuesday. Sees Bill's Approval Barnes said he has been told by the state comptroller that the spending bill passed out of conference committee will be certifiable, even though it 'goes who was driving five other young; WdS stlU not in operation, persons home at the end of the July Fourth weekend, pulled to! NeW LongV1CW 5 are his left to pass a car on a Fat Martin and their slick farm road north of Abilene son, former Kilgore residents. Tuesday. He is with Gregg Harrison He hit his brakes, but the Mental Health Mental Retard-tires did not grab on the wetjation Center, and she is a teach-pavement, and his car swerved er. They are at home at 106 into the path of a car driven Pinecrest Drive.

by Linda Sherman, 18, also of Abilene, and crashed. Jean and Lee Nave, new ma- The wreck killed eight per- nagers of Chateau Pegues sons, and critically injured two Apartments, have recently others. moved here from Houston. And It was the worst traffic acci- Alice Moody, who did have that dent in the nation during the position, has been transferred four day Independence to Hoftston. Day weekend.

The eight deaths New general manager of the pushed the states traffic deathfEast Texas Travel Agency is LONGVIEW NACOGDOCHES It will be fair and cooler to night, and fair and warmer Thursday. Temperature range will be from the mid 60s to near 90. NORTHEAST TEXAS Skies will be fair throuch Thursday. Lows tonight will be in the lower 60s. the hiehs Thursday near 90.

DALLAS-FORT WORTH" Temperature ranee should ho mid 60s to the lower 90s. Skies will be fair through tonight. WACO AND VICINITY Clearing skies will be fair hv tonight, will become partly cloudy Thursday. Highs will be in the lower 90s. lows in the miri 60s.

DENTON AND VICINITY Fair, skies through tnnitrht will turn partly cloudy Thurs lemperatures will be from the lower 60s to the lower 90s. TRAFFIC (Continued From page One) The eight victims were Tere- sina C. Sherman, 54; her daughter Linda, 18, and son Jef- fery, 13, in one auto, and six nf me seven persons in the other vehicle Herman Suiters, 16; L. Renfro, 18, and Debra Bill and Kathy Livingston, both 11 All were from Abilene. Two others were injured critically Roddy Lee Quails, 12, who was riding with the Shermans, and Michael Fenro, 16, i in the second car.

Among those killed elsewtiere were: i Effie Mae Williams, 36, and lEverlinene Dykes, 91, both of Hobbs, N.M., died in a one-car accident on Texas 214 south of Morton near the New Mexico line. Police said a service station operator shot and killed Isaac Colton, 17, in Houston after hej and acompanion held up the1 gas station Tuesday night and there was a straggle over the; station man's pistol. Marco Ybanez, 55, of Corpus Christ i died Tuesday night in a collision 12 miles north of Corpus Christi at the intersection of U.S. 181 and Texas 35. Willie Caffrey, 29, died ln a Houston hospital of gunshot wounds early today.

Police said he was wounded during an argument with another man at his home. The man was being sought. about million beyond lhev are actually on duty. SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY RESERVE-- (Continued From Page One) woul(, Acker also said that the target date for graduation is July 18, by which time, certification of each reservist as a trained peace officer will have been completed by the Texas. Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education, and will receive his commission.

Unlike regular commissions carried by full time officers, the sheriff's unit members commissions are limited to the F.arh reservist also will be act mgunder a 2 000 bond indemni fvine the sheriff's office, in the same manner as regular depu ties. The group is headed by Capt. Finis Waggoner, local car dealer. Purpose of the reserve unit is IUI7 1(PABnftl to reinforce regular personnel of law enforcement bodies in situations requiring more manpower than that office normally can provide. Since authorization of reserve units by the Texas Legislature in 1967, formation of such groups throughout the state has been rapid and stable.

Will Distribute Questionnaires Certain fcrmers in Grepg county will be receiving in early! Ju, an acreage and production Taylor. Gregg County Agricul tural agent. This information will be thej hasis for determining harvested acreage and production of early PLAYTEX DISPOSABLE BOTTLES comptroller's estimate of the: state's available revenue in fis- cal $973. Before the legislature can pass an appropriations bill, the state constitution requires that the comptroller certify the revenue will be available to spend. Both Houses' final vote on the appropriations bill would finish the business for which the special session was called.

Smith has said he would not consider opening the session to any new legislative subjects until the spending bill is passed, but has remained silent on whether he will actually open the call when the measure is finally approved, U.S. (Continued From Page One) front and Hue was shelled for the fourth day. But no progress was reported from tne uouFis 'u. At Six Flags Over Texas Monday were Carol Smith, and her daughter, Elizabeth, and sons, Tony and Kent. She reports that the Bi2 Bend ride, on which cumd wepk "an nun.

wno, wun ms wne, Mary, and daughters (ages 10 and 6) moved to East Texas from Killeen. Hopscotchijig: Marie Rice of the Retail Advertising Depart ment has returned to work fol lowing a visit with her mother in Abilene Archie Hudg- ens recently marked his 31st year with the Longview Fire Department. Guests in the home of Mrs. Thomas D. Campbell, 38 Covington, are Mr.

and Mrs. Jeremy Gatt Liggett and sons, Stephen and Nicholas, of New York City, and Jan Camp-hell of Iondon, England. Mrs. Liggitt is the former Claire! Campbell, granddaughter of Mrs. Campbell.

Her husband has recently been named an association editor of the Reader's Diget. Enjoying the Fourth of July parade with her grand parents, wells and Ruth Burton, was three-year-old Julie Shan non. Julie, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. $ary Shannon, will be returning to her home shortly after a visit of here of a couple of months.

Services Pending For Melvin Brown Funeral services for Melvin Gray Brown, 49, of 4M Davis are pending with Welch Funeral Home. Mr. Brown died Wednesday morning at a local hospital. He was a truck driver. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Marie Brown of Long-view; two step-daughters, Mrs. Lucille Cartwright and, Mrs. Louise Pinkston, both of Long-view; three brothers, W. M. Brown of Bastrop, and Grady Brown and Edward and Grady Brown and Edward Brown, both of Lufkin; four sisters, Mrs.

0 Colbert, Mrs. Moline Wallace, Mrs. Eunice Faye Colbert and Mrs. La-nell Tubbs, all of and his mother, Mrs. Nancy Sweet, of Lufkin.

him SKins 01 wans jii vuj 1 questionnaire from the Texas party counsel Joseph A. Cali-Tuesday- 1 Crop and Livestock Reporting fano told the three judges that North Vietnam claimed that service in Austin. Some 22.000' federal courts have no business U.S. planes bombed and strafed iquestionnaires are being mailed in the party's business. His ar-residential areas of Hanoi, Statewide, according to O.

Igument echoed the decision of Pkg. of 65 Reg. $1.19 GERITOL TABLETS 1" 40s Reg. $2.98 CREAM $5 50 VALUE Ladies' Checkbook CLUNCH PURSES $088 Asst. Colors lit toll bevond the Department of, Public Safetys prediction of 58.

"The accident was the worst I've seen in 20 years service at Abilene," said Highway Patrolman C. A. Cockrell Jr. The two injured persons, Michael Renfro, 16, and Roddy Lee Quails, 12, were both in poor condition in an Abilene hospital. The victims in the Renfro car were Renfro, Herman Suiters, 16, Brenda Joe Walker, 15.

Deb ra Bell, 13, and Kathy Living ston, 16, all of Abilene. The victims in the other car in addi tion to Miss Sherman were Mrs. Teresina Sherman, 54, Linda mother, and her son, Jeffry Sherman 13, Roddy Quails was in the car driven by Miss Sher man. The DPS report blamed the accident on Renfro's attempting to pass another car at a high rate of speed on a wet pave ment. The cars smashed together and then spun away from each other.

One car caught fire, but was quickly extinguished by the Abilene Fire Department. The DPS said the road at the accident site was straight and flat. 5 95 SQ. YD. INSTALLED OVER NEW PADDING vs.

harvested crops ofr the state, turn committee decisions which and each county," Taylor said. jousted 59 Illinois delegates, in- GIGANTIC CARPET SALE "Rpnorts are needed from all farmers so that each of the 254 counties in the state will be well represented." The Texas Agricultural Extension Service agent pointed out that accurate estimates are of great importance to farmers in planning production and mar ketings and in providing an unbiased picture of Texas 2-TONE, BY GALAXY CARPET MILLS HEAVY-DUTY NYLON 7QC Hi low Sculptured Design TJ SQ. YD. INSTALLED OVER NEW PADDING ENFAMIL Ready to use Case of 6 32 oi. Cans EDGE SHAVING $1.19 Value V05 HAIR SPRAY $69 $2.35 Size Afthrld3 Formula AM 4.00 VALUE COTY Spray Body Cologne 4 Fragrances $49 175 180 Reg.

"killing or injuring many persons, and destroying or damaging hundreds of dwelling houses." The U.S. Command denied! ordering any attacks on civilian targets and said it had no information "indicating other than military targets were hit." But spokesmen acknowledged there may have been people worKing in the three supply and vehicle depots that were attacked dur ing more than 320 strikes in North Vietnam Tuesday. North Vietnam also claimed that two F4 Phantoms were shot down during the raids. The U.S. Command said it had no plane losses Tuesday to report vet.

But it did announce 'flat MIG21 interceptors shot down a pair of Phantoms southwest of Hanoi on June and a sur face-to-air missile brought down a third Phantom 40 miles northeast of Hanoi July 1. Two of the fliers were rescued, and four are missing, the command said. Corduroy was originally. call ed "corde du roi," meaning "the king's cloth." Court ordered the district bench to rewrite its decision in the California case in accordance with an opinion not yet filed. The Circuit Court rejected the appeal of Daley's forces in one case and in two others di- erected that state court action 1 be prohibited insofar as the 'delegates from Illinois whic were rejected by the committee are concerned.

The brief order of the appeals court carried no reasons for the nntism rv iitrlrrnc nova rv pected to file opinions ater in the day. The District Court ruled Monday that the federal judiciary had no place in the debate over delegates from the two states. The Credentials Committee had issued decisions that stripped Sen. George S. McGovern of 151 California delegates and told Mayor Richard J.

Daley and 58 other uncommitted Chicago delegates to stay home. The committee decisions were likened to a "self-destruct button" by the party's lawyer Tuesday even as he fought to uphold them before the appeals court a U.S. District Court which prompted the Ffth of July appeal. McGovern and Daley forces appealed in their fight to over- uaiey. me winner-take-all prize of the Cal ifornia presidential primary from McGovern to award the state's 271 delegates proportionately among candidates, based on their percentage of the vote.

Meanwhile, the Credentials Committee completed its pre-convention agenda and passed on to the convention the job of settling 13 contests over the seating of hundreds of dele- a I hpariprf McGovern: that women, voung CT people and minorities be represented at the convention ki proportion to their population. In the court fight over the Illinois and California challenges, Califano argued that the party may do as it wishes. To illustrate, he said some believe that seating Daley and lettina McGovern have the delegates I he won would be the shrewd po move. About People LONDON (UPI)-The man who put up the money which, apparently persuaded Bobby Fischer to fly to Iceland for the I world champion chess matches expressed dismay Tuesday when he learned that Russian champion Boris Spassky would not agree to start play. I "That is indeed disannnin.

ting," said James Slater, the British banker who offered to contribute an additional $125,000 to double the prize money of which the winner will get about 60 per cent. VATICAN CITY (UPI)-Pope Paul VI accepted the resignation Tuesday of Bishop Albert L. Fletcher of Llttje Rock, and named the Rt. Rev. Msgr.

Andrew J. McDonald to succeed him. Fletcher, 75, resigned be-cause of advanced age, the Vatican said. He has served in his native Little Rock for 32 years, since 1946 as bishop. McDonald, 48, of Savannah, presently is vicar general of Savannah.

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