Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 22

10B CORPUS amisn CALLER Mon July 22 1D6S $81 MILLION WINDFALL FOR SERVICEMEN- Texas Watches Courts on Sales Tax Exemption of its possible impact upon this state Conceding that it will hurt the state coffers one department head said no figures are available because the federal government say how many servicemen are paid how much in Texas However other sources can give a reasonable estimate of the possible impact The US Bureau of the Census estimates that Texas has 225000 servicemen this year and a National Guard source estimates that the average serviceman is paid $350 a month from general to However the Legislature this summer increased the state sales and use tax from 2 to 3 per cent effective Oct 1 and the IRS deduction was based on the 2 per cent tax So one must add half again as much which would leave the state $8437500 poorer than it thinks it's going to be And that doesn't touch upon the loss to such heavily military cities as San Antonio and El Paso which have the city sales tax The US Internal Revenue Service exempts from the income tax any state sales and use taxes paid during the year and in Texas the IRS will allow a deduction of $25 a year for a taxpayer in the $350 a month bracket who has a family of one or two members Thus by multiplying the number of servicemen by what the IRS says the average serviceman jiays in state sales tax one can estimate that Texas could lose $5625000 in one year under the federal court ruling if it stands court said "are imposed for general revenue purposes imposing such taxes on nonresident servicemen Improperly places the burden of supporting Connecticut upon their shoulders" Surely the case-originally brought by the federal government against Connecticutr-wiQ be appealed to the United States Supreme Court and if it agrees with the circuit-court ruling the decision will be applied to all states including Texas Texas Comptroller Robert office is aware of the litigation but says it has no idea Callcr-TImns Austin Bureau AUSTIN A federal court ruling exemr nonresident servicemen from state sales ana use taxes could save Texas-based military men those bothersome extra and could cost the state some $84 million a year The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has ruled in a Connecticut case that servicemen based in a state away from home are not required to pay the sales and use tax of the host state sales and use the trmm UJ WIA7HII IUIIAU DEATHS AND FUNERALSi Lawrence Dellis Bernardino Campos Poll Finds Similarity in Support Unity for One VnuilmlniP llanlr Candidate ails Back Gov Rockefeller And Sen McCarthy Presidential Discussions Lively as Meeting Opens By RELMAN MORIN CINCINNATI (AP) The reported plan for a coalition of Republican governors to unite now behind a presidential candidate collapsed Sunday when Ohio Gov James A Rhodes said he would not commit his delegation to anyone Rhodes made the statement on the opening day of ue National Governors Confer- ends in Cincinnati ivowrrn The plan ostensibly was deli I (I AN a tli: signed to keep the GOP Nation- BUST HEADS al Convention Many political observers believe UdlwHd- CmiuS Scattered showers and thundershowers are forecast Coast and from Arizona and New Mexico northward in the Great Lakes region and warmer in the north- (AP Wirephoto Map) Bernardino Campos 69 of Lawrence Dellis 72 of 706 1714 Harvard died at 3:30 pm Sharon a resident here since Saturday in a local hospital af- 1M2t ln a local hospital' SKlc had lived here most of his life illness and was employed with the city He was a retired civil service street department 20 years be- electrician with the public works fere retiring in 1965 department at the Naval Air A Rosary will be recited at 8 Station He moved here fromj in the Angelus Funeral Mabank and he was born in Van Chapel Funeral Mass will be at Zant County I 9 am tomorrow in Holy Family 1Ie was a member of the Ma-Catholic Church with the Rev tank Methodist Church and the Thomas Fernandez pastor offi- Klnclricnl Workers Union 278 dating Burial will be in Rose hcre -1 Ms wits SuiylywsMcliMc Ms wife Ja-Luisa three sons Asenrion Adelido and Ramiro Campos all of Corpus ChrisU two daughters Mrs Guadalupe Hale ofDallas a son Flores and Mrs Consuelo Ricf H- A- ffilw A- Jas both of Corpus ChrisU BJ-andchifren and 17 great-grand-three step-sons Valentin Riopas children i and Reynaldo Torres both of Corpus Christ! and Set Robert ann0unce funeral arrangements Delqy serving with the Marine Vietnam one foster Mrs- ApoOIlia Gomex daughter Miss Janie Lugo of 1 Corpus Christi 36 grandchildren Funeral Mass will be celebrat- and 17 great-grandchildren ed at 9 am' today in St Jo- Mrs Date Spencer rt 5' Sgt Funeral arrangements for Ruth who died Friday in a local yg-LLpSirpltatlon 24 Mrs Lizzie Spencer 46 of 13060 hospital after a short illness 'Albany 54 Hearn will be amounced by( urial will ln mn 1 Sassmann Funeral Home Belle direction of An- 8 gelus Funeral Home airmfiobom Mrs- Gomez was born in Ben- todeath Thursday in her home avi(ics an(j ja(j ijvej most Local arrangements were han- II died by Clifford Jackson Funer- Pallbearers will be her grand- al Home Annaville sons Baldomar and Leonides Survivors include her hus-Gomez Juan Ray and Leonides ctlSunH band George Spencer of Belle 1 Garcia all of citvand Corpus Christi PlfMW Stew Hlfh TemprtfvrM NrPwytbw Monday lisloted PimlplWlon Not WEATHER FORECAST for Monday along the Gulf to Montana It will be cooler em Rockies and Plains WEATHER DATA FURNISHED SY Mo and one daughter Mrs Col urn but Otito IS Dtnvor 14 71 10 54 44 14 4t 7 SI 41 70 SI 40 It SUMMARY Summer Rain PRINCETON NJ (AP) -The latest Gallup Poll has found there Is "a strong be- tween the supporters of presidential aspirants Eugene McCarthy and Nelson A Rocke-j feller Gallup calls the followers of New Republican governor and Sen McCarthy D-jMinn "the frustrated voters' According to Gallup's latest nationwide survey one third of backers presently vow that they would vote for Rockefeller over Vice Presidert Hubert Humphrey At the same time one-third of supporters say they would vote for McCarthy over former Vice President Richard Nixon if a Me-Carthy-Nixon race were to emerge from the nominating conventions analysis is based on his most recent nationwide test races which included third party candidate George Wallace These races show McCarthy with a 3 per cent edge over Nixon and a 2 per cent margin over Rockefeller Humphrey currently leads Nixon by 5 per cent but ties with Rockefeller Gallup says further evidence of affinity between McCarthy and Rockefeller followers is te small vote given former Alabama Gov Wallace by both groups Wallace receives the support of about one voter in six in the entire nation But backers of McCarthy give Wallace only two per cent in a Rockefeller-IIum-phrey-Wallace contest and WEATHER BUREAU New 1st Qlr July 21 am tomorrow 'Mingles With THE MOON Sun in Texas By The Associated Press Thundershowers tell on large areas of Texas again Sunday continuing a weather pattern more than a week old that had widespread rains moderating the usual midsummer heat I rains followed Saturday night precipitation that measured up to 4 inches in West Central Texas I While rains in Northeast Tex-as appeared to be subsiding somewhat near midafternoon the Weather Bureau indicated that showers and thundershowers were on the increase in South Central Texas and Southeast Texas Paris to Texarkana Rain fell along and 88 miles BOATING CONDITIONS INLAND BAYS AND LAKE CORPUS CHRISTI -Water will be smooth at becoming choppy the afternoon through to-morrow Winds will be southerly and southeasterly 10 to 18 miles an hour and tomorrow There he a few daytime WASHINGTON W-Third-part candidate George Wallace said Sunday an effective means of stopping a riot would be "to knock some people in the Wallace was asked on a panel program if he had once said a riot should be stopped by hitting someone on the head a good way to stop he replied If a person breaks a window assaults a policeman or throws firebomb Wallace said "I think be getting out mighty light if somebody knocked him in the head I think what ought to be done" Answerlngaquestion about what states he might carry Wallace said: think we are going to win every one of the Southern and border Mrs Leo Emrnert Albert Cummings also of Belle II Durant night during at today will thundershowers and widely scattered showers Water temperature at Pent Aransas is 84 degrees Dn Molnta a 92 Dtlrolf It Dululb Fargo 71 Groat Fall II Httena IS Indtanapallt 1 43 0 Kama City 94 Lai Vega lot unit Rock 90 Lai Angeles Leuiivilie S3 Memgbit SI nnmAlMlaml Beodl 17 iidiue Mllwauk(( ll 54 of 8:30 of years Robstown 40 41 northeast of a line from 15 Rockefeller supporters give Wallace only three per cent in a McCarthy-Nlxon-Wallace rare Gallup said Mrs Leo Emmcrt UpRivcr Road died about Durant i'tain'e? Corpus? yesterdaylna local hospi-ChrisU reaMcat will he at i tal aher a Ions Bhiea am today in the Colonial Fu- Mrs Emmert a native neral Chapel Pasadena iWest had lived here 33 Durant was electrocuted Fri- She was a graduate of day while working at the Sin-JIIigh School Her given clair Refining Plant in Pasade- was Mary Ann Pa na He lived here 20 years be-! Her husband is field repre- nwhi fore moving to Pasadena six sentative for the Air Systems years ago Command at Naval Air Station Phnaonpbia i Tvnl 1sUii she was 8 member of the Altar Louis Lctwu iiz Society at St Catholic Funeral services and burial Church KSSciiv" for Louis Lebowitz 75 of 505! The Rosary will be recited at ro Meadowbrook will be today in 7:30 pm today in the Maxwell in a Dunne Funeral Chapel Fu- Tampa 44 44 47 71 71 74 70 71 74 II 42 75 44 71 71 71 44 11 15 43 12 40 40 42 Dalton Pa lie died Friday i Salt Laka miles northwest of Paris to Texarkana to 40 miles southeast of Shreveport La and 20 miles southwest of Longview The South Texas rains extend-from near Corpus Christi so northeastward to Shreveport and evepnt RUNNING MATE? J0 Moniarray 42 73 Nauau to II San Juan FR 17 74 SI Klttl 70 Tegucigalpa 7t 14 Viracna to 73 Culiacon 10 77 Naialkm 71 Lot Mocha 43 77 JO SOUTH AMERICA southeastward for 180 miles over the Gulf of Mexico Although high temperatures were well below seasonal aver-Early in the afternoon! ranged from 78 at rainswept Houston to 93 at Wichita Humphrey Seeks Kennedy Support local hospital A retired restau-neral Mass will be celebrated SanDItgo City he moved am tomorrow in St There- jiw W(WU iiwiwyuw avMuavi Aiundon Buena Aim 54 ages Montovldoo 9 jjjgy Rio do Jonolra 41 ji rant st Ilia t74 FOREIGN CITIES OWnCr about a year ago from Scrantonjsa Church Entombment will he taunV Pa In Rose Hill Mausoleum Survivors in addition to her udon 13 55 12 74 SO 72 47 Fall's WaWiIngton Amsterdam aaaoo4aoaooMOOOaoiOBA weather pattern to contunue clear to partly cloudy skies coponhagtn jn jje aiM muttered DuMm uw mornings Vice talked about his fondness for Ted Kennedy As long as two ears ago Humphrey was mus-Bg privately about the possibility of a Humphrey-Ted Kennedy ticket some time in the future i afternoon and evening thunder- ening thum Miss Ann IVildcn VICTORIA Funeral serv- Miss Nancy Emmert of CoijushVwiS ices will be at 10 am Monday chr: t2 In Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic rt of Jail four sisters Mrs au Church for Miss Ann Wilden Swgmund and Mrs Albi-lifelong resident of Victoria who 88 Nesloney jmth of Orange -died Friday in a local rest home after a long illness Burial will be in Catholic J81: Cemetery No 1 under direction 0 Mount Calm and 41 Dalkn 95 12 section of is actively seeking support in the Kennedy inner circle But he is understood not to have talked showers in every London 44 state Manila 77 mokow a Some overnight rainfall oS? amounts up to 7 am Sunday included Ennis 183 inches I solgon Farmersville 194 Killeen 210 Eugene McCarthy tor the Mabank 80 Harlingen 31 Ham-lDeIcr8tic presidential nomi- Won 86 Uberty a 15 expected to talk to with Sen Edward Kennedy about his personal support or whether he would be interested in a Humphrey-Kennedy ticket But Humphrey battling Sen Tak ff Richard Nixon already has enough delegate votes to win the presidential nomination on the first ballot Gov Spiro Agnew of Maryland said Saturday night he planned to explore with Rhodes and Michigan Gov George Romney the possibility of forming the coalition Their three states have a total of 132 convention delegates Heads Mi Delegates Rhodes heading a delegation of 58 would be the key to any such agreement Asked about the plan on 1 television program The today Rhodes replied: "I cannot commit myself or anyone in the Ohio delegation in a coalition with any other state Tim will be no action before we He said foe caucus would be held in Miami Beach Aug 5 when the Republican nominating convention opens Forty-six governors 23 from each major party were expected to attend the conference 1 Hotel corridors buzzed with talk about presidential and vice presidential politics 1 Nixon Kennedy Absent Two political personalities who were not present overshadowed the convention Nixon foe front runner for the GOP nomination and Sen Edward (Teddy) Kennedy of Massa-chussetts who is increasingly discussed as a possible Democratic candidate for vice president Seven of Nixon's top lieutenants opened a hospitality suite in one of the main hotels They express quiet confidence that ha will be nominated but like Nixon himself are not saying he will be a first-ballot winner "In a year like this one you have to be a little one of them said "But we think we have the votes to Gov Nelson A Rockefeller o( New York attended a fund raising dinner Saturday night flew back to New York and was scheduled to return to Cincinnati Monday An airport rally for California Gov Ronald Reagan was scheduled for Sunday afternoon Reagan has been meeting with GOP delegates in several states Romney said of Reagan "I consider he's a pretty active candidate now He seems to be doing pretty well" No Pronounced Rhodes was asked to comment cm huge advertising campaign and other efforts to win delegate support He said see any pronounced effect but I do know that some people probably are reconsidering their position" name came into foe televised discussion when Gov John Volpe of Massachusetts conference chairman was asked to assess the effect of his name if he were the Democratic vice presidential candidate Volpe replied: think he would be a powerful addition to the slate and I think he would have a measurable effect in Kennedy Eyed as No 2 Gov Samuel Shapiro of Illinois told a news conference the discussion of vice presidential candidates that he has heard "mainly centered on Teddy Kennedy and how he would strengthen the Shapiro also said strong possibility" exists for arranging a moratorium on foe communications strike which has threatened arrangements for the Democratic National Convention in Chicago Tunl MM4II44M4 lilMMIIIOIIIMI 14 100 Ballinger 411 Brownwood 115 Lampasas 142 Lometa 115 Hico 255 four miles north of Slephenville 112 Big Spring 12 Olton 07 Austin Dam 142 and Marble Falls 11 Mrs Murray Dies at 57 In Del Rio J3 Dal Rio 49 El Paio 43 Fort Worth 41 The family has requested that canton in lieu of flowers donations be made to the Corpus Christi Mi- CLERO Miss Fredericks nor Seminary Rt 1 Box 500 2 Drawe 81 died at 2:30 am mSIL Sunday in a Kerrville hospital Jam Arthur Garcia after a long iiiness i tang-ime Jssfgzss rs a Ttncarv uni ha uaniiaj Mr and Mrs Lupe Garcia of Tyitr a nosary will ue recited at nnnriin r- victoria 40 Burial will be in Victoria 1 Falrbank of Victory Catholic Cemetery She has no known surviyors under the direction of Trevino Junoau 73 HAWAIIAN Kennedy before too long Mind Not Made Up Humphrey sources expressed doubt however that it would be an arranged meeting And they insist the vice president has not made up his mind on which man with him on the possible list as well as others last week in Old Post Office Will Be Sold FORT WORTH The General Services Administration is offering for sale the former post office building and site at First and Wright Streets in Alice The property will be sold by competitive sealed bids to be opened at 3 pm Aug 30 at the General Services Administration Business Service Center Room 1A03 819 Taylor St Fort Worth Texas 76102 Hie Invitation Bid and Acceptance Form GSA-R-604 which describes the property states foe terms and conditions of the sale and gives instructions for submitting bids can be obtained from Business Service Center Local Mother DEL RIO Mrs Roland' Lampasas Murray 57 wife of the pastor of Mrs Joe Davis 98 of Lometa the First Presbyterian Church Imother of Davio nrinptnai died Saturday in a local hospital 0f Travi HeSyhSl SSJASA jhe would like and that the includes McCarthy Kennedy and some Humphrey talked (following a tong illness She was here died Sundav nmniinriiTa jnsiders-Stephen Smith a 'the motSer oflhe Rev Michael tSSh 88dTheodore So- rensen speechwriter and 7 Honolulu CANADIAN Calgary 45 a chief adviser to both the late Funeral Home Survivors in Murray pastor of First Pres-Ibyterian Church at Kingsville A memorial service is sched- Tto pm Ust Church at Lometa with bur-at First Presbyterian Church jai in Lometa City Cemetery ir Burial will be Wednesday at Briggs Gamel Funeral Home of Hammond La iLampasas is in charge of ar 1 The family requested that in rangements Ucu of flowers donations may be made to Presbyterian American School KingsvUleAllCC AliprOVCS 'Austin Presbyterian Theological 11 pm Tuesday in the First Jose Lozano Sr addtton to his ALICE -Funeral services will parents are two brothers Jose be at 10 am Monday in St Antonio and Juan Alberto Gar- otCr1 Joseph's Catholic Church both of Beeville one sister 77 Jose Lozano Sr 86 who died Lupita Garcia of Beeville pa-Winnipeg Friday in a local hospital Burial ternal grandmother Mrs Anita 1 Vancuvr will be in New Collins Ccmeterv Chavarria of Beeville maternal a pam under direcUon of Walker Mora'Srandmother Mn Aurora nandez of Beeville and paternal grandfather Manuci Zapata of California Htrmonia wo Senices for Airman MoSco City 75 a 1 1 Ililario Chapa Arc ISot Completed -g FREMONT Hilario Chapa 700 SAN ANGELO 1T1 Funeral 72 died at 5:40 am Sunday in a 4 UU Julll (111 services were incomplete here Falfurrias hospital after a short John and Sorensen and Smith "wanted to see Humirey and he wanted to see a source reported Humphrey was described as not attempting to put any pressure on Kennedy mit to be passing the word through Sorensen and Smith that he hopes for support alter the nomination which Humphrey is convinced he will win Seminary or to a charity Before moving to Del Rio the jRev Roland Murray had been pastor of Presbyterian churches in Weatherfordi Harlingen andlOi-vote margin in a city elei Sunday for a young airman who illness Ill Aivl I Pl'lll iporPus Christi Other survivors'tion Saturday died Friday of an apparent A native of Sen Dieco he had 'B'11 (include two daughters Mrs The vote was 427 for urban heart attack while cm a civilian jve here 18 years and was a KINGSVILLE Registration: Norris Stroud Los Angeles Cal-renewal and 326 against flight from Tacama Wash to B)10Rr for the second summer session 'Ik81 Mis MaryPa5 Kay'L area Sorensen and Smith that Kennedy Neutral So far Kennedy has not taken any position in the race between Humphrey and McCarthy Humphrey was said to have Del Rio and six grandchildren been designated officials had SHIP NEWS said before the election that any renewal project undertaken most likely would be on the south side of town Most of the substandard housing is located in this area Arrival Richard Buag la Cai Balglum Har llnal ICo from Antwartp the registration figure-not final own (liroril) Tokyo Angelo and the son of Ur and SSt 5kJy iS'CMdmS Mn Dan Klelnman I thb dg iStodteSSdfcSS'lS' CtoBTZd ayenr WhiteS! he was an employe of Procter James Jarvis lintil and Gamble until 5 pm HARLINGEN Funeral serv- a 16 per cent increase over the I it st ices for James It Jarvis 28 of number of students who hadEl ileinisrair sales Meet Harlingen and formerly of Cor-registered at this time last year Thomas Sexton manager pus Christi will be at 4 pml Second summer session regis-of American Hospital and Life Monday in Kreidler-Ashcraft Itration took place throughout Insurance Corpus Christi Funeral Chapel Burial will be the day Monday and continued 'ram ajin Mont Meta Memorial Parkiin departmental offices through sales San Benito He died Friday in ajFriday afternoon Classes began Mqgress in San Antonio Houston hospital I Tuesday office has lust returned from ajin four-day HemlsFair on "the Democratic party was the home of as well as of Sorensen and Smith McCarthy recently made a surprisingly strong showing in the New York state a showing which has been interpreted as indicating a disen' chantment among Democrats in the Empire State with Humphrey And Humphrey is said to have asked Smith for his help in the state after the convention and told Sorensen he would like to be a conduit for any of his ideas The vice president has long AWARD Miss Pamela Hansen sophomore at Fan American College has received the science achievement award in general chemistry for the 1967-68 school year The award is a 49th edition of the Handbook of Chemistry Physics by Chemical Rubber Co The award is made annually to the best student in first college chemistry Miss ansen Is a chemistry major from McAllen Thlrfla Sinclair Refining Ca to FortEvargladaFla RadlO 111 the UOllgO Ovjroa courtor (BrltlUi) of Froducort KINSHASA The Congo (AP) Mokomba (Frandii at cargo Dock iThe government has announced 7 that three 300-kilowatt radio mm fiVJSU iim pj" Dock 1 shasa Lubumbashi and Ki- aang8 and that two 10-kito-4 8tations wil1 4 7 Matadi and Bandundu I 1.