Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 14

Group still seeking Sinton voters approve bonds by large margin 14A Corpus Christ! Caller-Times Reunion Inquiry pushed Sun Nov 21 1971 in child sale try ESSSECH KEEB3BS1 Pay hike likely lor teachers in next check Teachers and other employes In the Corpus Christ! Independent School District whose pay raises were delayed by the wage-price freeze will get the increase In their next check or shortly thereafter Dr Leo Bradley assistant superintendent for administration said the school district was attempting to include the pay raises in the Nov 39 paychecks The pay hikes for work done since Nov 15 are being allowed under President Nixon's Phase II wage-price controls If the paycheck does not have (he raise included a supplementary check will be paid within a few days after Nov 30 according to Bradley He said more than 3500 school district employes including classified personnel will be affected by the number of that have to be made in the payroll Congressional action to make the pay raises retroactive to Sept 1 is pending hopeful that we get information concerning retroactive pay Bradley said in the case Warren's clerk told me that he did not even receive mail on the matter" Fensterwald Is well equipped for his Investigator's role In 1965 he was coun- set for a Senate subcommittee investigation of government invasion of privacy He served as an aide to the late Sen Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn) the late Sen Thomas Hennings (D-Mo) and former Sen Edward Long (D-Mo) In 1967 Life Magazine printed an article linking Long to the teamsters union and implied a less-than-ethical connection Long lost a later re-election bid Fensterwald believes that one of the agencies he and Long had been investigating leaked some of the information used in the story Lesar believes that the three killings have now legitimized assassination as a way of political change In America a means by which one bullet can neutralize millions of ballots have the information to show how to assassinate a Fensterwald said we get led down the garden path very often had more bum steers and junk This is really a job of correlating what we have and understanding The committee is frequently lavished with crackpot stories from obvious mental cases Other stories are just as phony but are told by people with enough intelligence and knowledge to make them plausable Living in a world of presidential plots conspirators in high places and hired assassins provide all ingredients for a case of paranoia to those with more nervous dispositions have to live with that sort of thing" Fensterwald explained doesn't bother me much From his Senate investigations of government snooping Fensterwald has an intimate knowledge of microphones that listen through walls and telephones that monitor conversation in a room even while sitting on the receiver Although Fensterwald does not fear for his own life he has set aside some cash in case he disappears suddenly or dies under mysterious circumstances Some of the information also is hidden away Why does an attonuf with a wealthy background and a Harvard education continue to investigate killings that the government considers closed? knew the Kennedys and admired them" he said all egoman-iacfal I guess But someone has to do it There are at least three or four potential presidential candidates who believe in what doing but admit it publicly "The answers are there We just have to find them You can see patterns forming in the three assassinations Things are becoming clearer For the first hour after the (John) Kennedy assassination the country was immobilized Lyndon Johnson was terrified We on the scene then No one was really prepared for it we know what to look for One more major assassination and the whole thing will break wide open time well be there" Continued from Page 1 sion report the result of the official investigation of the assassination In the Warren report Fensterwald saw too many unanswered questions too many conflicting stories and most disturbing too many basic questions that were never asked by a commission filled with top legal minds A familiar face in the halls of Congress Fensterwald turned to his many senatorial friends hoping for a new investigation Senate felt about looking into it like they did about the bubonic he remembered major problem is one of physical and political fear Many people here who may not have liked Kennedy have at least agreed with us that the Warren commission just full of So in 1968 the Committee to Investigate Assassinations was formed in an effort to combine all available knowledge on the assassination under one umbrella organization of volunteer lawyers writers amateur detectives and researchers A meeting of Fensterwald and his friends takes on all the aspects of a strange sort of Bible class but the chapters and verses they quote are from the Warren report Only one question stops Fensterwald Lee Harvey Oswald was not the lone assassin who killed John Kennedy?" "Oh no I'm not going to speculate on who did it who was behind Fenster-wald said you can bet it was someone in the US government know there was a Fensterwald says fatly involved very sophisticated people The gunmen involved were professional killers who do their job and then A frequent visitor in office is Harold Weisberg not a member of the committee but an expert on the three assassinations and the author of a half dozen books on the subject including the best seller ask who did the killing you must first ask the question 'que or 'who Weisberg said were major changes in Vietnam policy after the assassination There is a good deal of evidence that Kennedy was ready to get out of Vietnam think it was linked to Vietnam and the Cold he added are a couple of things not generally known Kennedy was dealing with Castro in Cuba and with China to ease iensions with the On Nov 29 1963 President Lyndon Johnson signed executive order 11130 appointing the Warren Commission to investigate the JFK assassination and ordering all government agencies to provide whatever help needed In the next 10 months the commission of politicians and attorneys reviewed thousands of interviews and tons of documents under the direction of Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren Their conclusion was basically the same as the story millions at Americans already had been told Acting alone Lee Harvey Oswald fired shots which killed the President and wounded then Texas Gov John Connally from a sixth-floor window in the Texas School Book Depository But not even all of the commission members agreed In 1970 the late Sen Richard Russell (D-Ga) told a radio interviewer think that someone else worked with him Sen Russell said that it was he who insisted that a disclaimer sentence be added to the report stating that if either Oswald or killer Jack Ruby had any help the commission had no evidence of it A CBS television interview with former President Johnson was edited last year for reasons Unconfirmed published reports stated that the deleted material dealt with doubts that Oswald acted alone of the commission people will discuss this matter at all Fensterwald added even get to see Warren I once tried to give him a letter Carroll Jones INSURANCE Liz Carpenter Continued from Page 1 fectly willing to trade that phony mantle of protectionism for some equal pay and equal rights It is high time that George Meany and the AFL-CIO stopped dragging their feet and stalling the Senate on the Equal Rights she said She urged her audience to wire Sen John Tower and Sen Lloyd Bentsen and push for prompt approval of a proposed constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights for women She was applauded when she said that men who women in can count on women Those who count women out count on us at all We are going to leave them behind at the ballot box nursing their boyhood Mrs Carpenter quoted Gov Preston Smith as saying voice of the people may be right But the voice of power is and it has been getting 'baser' and she said Statistics show that 53 per cent of the voting power of this country is women but only 12 women are in Congress Texas sent 13 women out of 120 delegates to the Democratic National Con- vention while the Republicans sent 53 delegates with 15 being women In the Texas Senate and House Rep PARKDALE PLAZA DOWNTOWN SINTON A $600090 bond Issue to fight flooding in Sinton passed 494-38 here Saturday The money mill be used primarily to pay local costs of Improving Chiltipin Creek to protect the city from flooding caused by storms as big as Hurricane Beulah in 1967 The Chiltipin Creek costs to Sinton are estimated at between $225000 and $300000 some money is to come from the federal government The rest of the bond issue will for better drainage in -various parts of the city and for street improvements A county-wide $74 million bond election for flood protection failed Nov 6 Sinton residents favored that issue 795 to 124 Property owners voted for bonds by a 483 to 36 margin All 11 votes cast by non-property owners were for the issue The returns will be canvassed by the city council Monday Frances Farenthold of Corpus Christi and Sen Barbara Jordan of Houston are the only women these two women can match anyone's IQ on the House Mrs Carpenter said to a burst of applause and Frances are lonely send them some Speaking on job discrimination of women Mrs Carpenter said of our strongest allies today are middle-income fathers of bright young women After spending $10000 for an education their daughters are met time after time with this question: you Referring to the that being a political activist is somehow defeminiz ing Mrs Carpenter said can be a sensualist and still thing vote and run for office women are indeed an admirable sex Through the centuries we have been wept upon stepped upon crept upon and slept and we still find something in men to love But we'll love them more if they help bring us into the political system of tne 20th Speaking on the need for liberation Mrs Carpenter said movement is big enough for all of us The question is 'Are we big enough for the I think we are I think we must be For there is work to be done Together we can reach out to this nation and answer its cry in the OPEN EVERY NIGHT 9 OPEN MONDAYTIL 9 4 "LAZY DAISY BEDSPREADS ff JACKSONVILLE Fla (Ji An Oklahoma City woman headed Saturday for what she hoped would be a reunion with her children two tots being sheltered by a juvenile court while police investigate an "attempted child Meanwhiie a South Carolina prison inmate claimed the two children Robert and Theresa Cox are his Police here said Dorothy Cox left Okla- Jury cost Continued from Page 1 county some of these calls may go to Agua Dulce Banquette Bishop or other more rural areas of the city "Sometimes I have to call the constable in their precinct if they cant be reached by long distance phone to pass on my message Soliz said "But a call is cheaper than $8 a day in Soliz admits that under the jury selection process some people are selected for juries and lose wages or commissions or other income Self-employed persons who have no one to take over their businesses also suffer the same type of financial loss is no provision to excuse them from service under the law although any person feeling they have a legitimate excuse can talk to the empaneling (district) judge on the day they report for jury Soliz said they still are not excused they should tell the attorneys in the case they may be selected to hear about their problem when they are being he added One of the attorneys in the case might feel that a worried or hostile juror might not be in the best interest of his client and might the juror from the panel Soliz said the most common legitimate excuse from jury service is that of bad health Persons bedridden those with bad heart conditions or certain other chronic ailments may be excused after submitting a note from a doctor But don't just fail to show up when you are called for service because you don't want to serve There's always the chance a deputy sheriff might look for you Earthquake logged about 200 miles off Vancouver Island PALMER Alaska (II The geophysical observatory here reported an earthquake measuring 57 on the Richter scale occurred Saturday about 200 miles off the coast of Vancouver Island A spokesman said the earthquake occurred at 2:24 pm CST about the latitude of the town of Tofino BC He said a rumble of that magnitude might have caused minor damage had it occurred in a populated area but no damage was sustained Saturday because of the remoteness He also said the quake was too small to generate a large sea wave California city shaken by quake EUREKA Calif IB Dishes ratled and some windows shook authorities said during an earthquake Saturday There were no reports of damage however in this Northern California city 280 miles north of San Francisco The University of California and seismologist Ronald Smith at the Ferndale seismograph station 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"along for the Mrs Cox told police in Oklahoma she had given her children to a friend for a few days because the man to give her a She said she know the man planned to transport the children to Florida to be sold When news of the arrest spread a South Carolina prison inmate Walter Ieon Finch told officials he was the father of the two children A prison official said Finch had a snapshot of the children and reported a scar on the 2-year-old boy and a birthmark on the 3-year-old girl that Jacksonville officers confirmed! However a police spokesman here said immaterial to us really where their father is and more so if in prison only interested in the Sadat says Continued from Page 1 quarters A few days later the semiofficial newspaper A1 Ahram noted that increasing military preparedness was a way of initiating diplomatic moves as well as military While "awaiting the order to the Suez Canal into Israeli-occupied Sinai Sadat told his troops "I command from you violent and rigorous training and remember that the road to crossing is a one-way road time we shall meet in Sinai with the will of Allah may He be with you" Sadat was quoted as telling the soldiers who have faced Israeli troops across the 200-yardwide canal for four years is no longer a legend or a ghost as it fried to picture itself Israel is afraid of you" Sadat said he had met with US mission chief Donald Bergus four days ago and said: is no longer any when Bergus asked him what Egypt's attitude was adding that is all over unless Israel responds to the Jarring paper of Feb and accepts total withdrawal of Israeli troops from Arab territories they occupied in June 1967 Gunnar Jarring is the United Nations mediator for the Middle East Bergus met Sadat at Washington's request and was told by Sadat the news agency reported: do not trust in the United States after eight months of elusiveness The United States has said that the different parties must provide concessions so that the problem may be solved "How can I provide concessions when my land is occupied? aim of the United States is to give Israel what it could not get by fighting The Americans have imagined that we have lost the fighting spirit so they talk about an agreement for reopening the Suez Canal But talk about withdrawal (of Israel troops) is to be postponed" Sadat told the troops Israel would not accept complete withdrawal but wants a permanent cease-fire and negotiations which he said could go on for many years Hie problem is frozen and forgotten by the world and occupation becomes the status quo have no alternative except battle to defend our homes and answer the challenge and prove that we are worthy of living on the land of he added ROOM DECOR by Pat NOW OPEN IN OUR NEW LOCATION COUNTRY CLUB PLAZA 5868B EVERHART 3 991-9212 BBS iJKW Enjoy GROUP MUSIC LESSONS Spend tome of your ipare time with a group of your friends learning to play yo'ur favorite instrument ORGAN GUITAR PIANO Prertke iMfrwnont MeterMi Everything needed le Included during thli eneyefelo pro- "enroll GUITAR ORGAN PIANO Children and Adults-Class or Prhrato BLEDSOE MUSIC 4141 St Staples hriuMe Square IS4-14I1 MONDAY LUNCHEON SPECIAL Fresh Shrimp a la Creole Steamed Rice Creamy Cole Slaw Hot Biscuits Butter Coffee or Tea Chaparral Room Fourth Floor Downtown DOWNTOWN AND PARKDALE PLAZA v- '-v: V'W r' YOUR PIANO A ORGAN HEADQUARTERS COMPUTI DECOUTINC KEBUILDINC SERVICE LOWREY-KIMBAll-BALBWIN KAWAI-HAMM0RD WURUTZEI-SONMIR ffm mJTelhart PIANO A ORGAN CO OWN TIL 9 PM MON-FNI 1634 So Staple 113-1141 iia 1100 MIRACLI MIll-MC ALLIN MIOWIN PIMOI MO (MGAM PACKMD ICLL STEREOS MWNUI MIMMTWNI iMHMJMtM iv man hum v'jC H'Z) vV S'4 (4 AitaM 16 FiELDCRtST QUILTED Cotton and polyester Machine wash tumble dry Never needs ironing Pink or blue Twin or full sizes Your chance to save is nowl Home Furnishings Third Floor Downtown and Parkdale Plaza Sign up now for your Early Shopper Account! 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