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11 THE JACKSON SUN, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1963 WTJS Airlines Hollywood Today Huntingdon Jaycetts Meet; OES Plans Matrons Day Corinne Griffith. Would Eliminate Tax Senators to Discuss New Cold War Tactics Mrs. Flora Kirk. Mrs. Cynthia Taylor and Mrs.

Nell Burrow. quitoes, water moccasins, dia-mondback rattlers, armadillos Lovely gift bouquets of Bells By ERSKIXE JOHNSON' HOLLYWOOD (XEA) Yan aca 5 a.m. rocket launchings. of Ireland. Swet William ana kee ingenuity has split the atom.

have been made public. But when Corinne adds them up she bristles and makes a speech. Her figures include: The $760,000,000 spent to build dams and reservoirs in the Mid he notes. roses were used at vantace nut man in orbit and planted Those dawn launchings will be remembered some day as Telestar in the heavens. But the points in the club room of Colonial Tea Room Wednesday wlten Mrs.

Floyd Joyncr was hostess personal income tax problem is HUXTIXGDON. Tcnn. The Huntingdon Jaycettes met in the private dining room of the Colonial Tea Room for their regular monthly meeting Monday night, with Mrs. Kenneth Martin president presiding. Mrs.

Martin told of the recent regional meeting in Ripley. The club voted to assist in the "Help Keep Huntingdon Clean" campaign. Mrs. Joe Thomas Hamilton was accepted as a new member. The Huntingdon Chapter Order of the Eastern Star No.

130 will as knotty as ever. west to irrigate land while mid to the Booklover's Club anfi a few supplementary guests. Mrs. western farmers If you occasionally dream'. something out of the Dark Ages ot the Space Age, he says.

"In years to come, checkout, countdown and launch operations will be so improved and the reliability of equipment so perfect were paid 51.2 cultivate their billion NOT to about a happy, carefree, no federal-income-tax life (and who do not despair. Al Shirkey of Houston. Texas wa an out-of-town guest. Graceful arrangements of roses centered the table where a delicious two course lunchn was ed that the frustrations will be Corinne Griffith is working on fewer," he predicts, "and the it. hours later." served at 1 p.m.

A supplement Since she is an actress and the land. The building of a $123,000 cow barn in Lebanon to demonstrate to average farmers living on $100 a year the equipment they should provide themselves in order to get ahead. The gift of three squadrons of modern jet air fighters worth about $30 million to Denmark. The building of a modern high-nvay for $18 million in Thailand, Today, however, "for every storybook launch there are a half-dozen anti-climaxes when, after'waiting the soggy night and By LUCILE PARISH To night ALL AMERICA WANTS TO KNOW presents a special documentary program dealing with the establishment within the federal government of a cold war training school to teach, in concentrated form, cold war tactics. This broadcast, entitled "New Weapons for the Cold War," is based on an article by Eugene II.

Methvin appearing in the May issue of The Reader's Digest. The program highlights a bill now before Congress which calls for the establishment of a Freedom Academy for advanced research, development, and training in anti-Communist political subversive tactics. Discussing this vital issue are Senator Karl E. Mundt, Republican of South Dakota; Senator Paul E. Douglas, Democrat of Illinois; and Alan Grant, young Orlando, Florida attorney, whose work in this area prompted the bill.

ALL AMERICA WANTS TO KNOW is a public service feature heard over WTJS this evening at 9:30. author of the book "Papa's Delicate Condition" (on which the movie was based), she's on my beat. She's on almost everyone's beat, for that matter. dripping dawn, clouds roll in over the Cape ruining a perfect countdown, or the count dies ary guest was Mrs. J.

Wesley Williams. An interesting contest on Bolls" was enjoyed after lunch with hteh score prire Flng to Mrs. Robert L. Dilday. Mrs.

J. Neal and Mrs. Neill A. WrlKht tied for second high with Mrs. Neal winning the draw.

The attractive prizes further carried out the chosen party motif. She just made her 4o0th speech have its stated meeting Tuesday night May 14th, at 7:30 p.m. This will be a practice night in preparation for the official vU-it of Mrs. Bertha Oakley, Associate Grand Matron May 25th. Mrs.

Zelma Forbes is Worthy Matron of the Huntingdon lodge. The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary met Monday on how and why the federal in at a frustrating T-9 minutes be a country which has fewer than come tax should be abolished. 9,000 automobiles. She's also the author of the The $2.2 billion in cold cash just published, "Taxation With cause of a stuck valve or temperamental transistor. It ends with an anonymous voice over a loudspeaker flatly intoning, 'Test 6427 is But in those moments of glory sent to Tito since World War II.

Representation, or lour Tax The $124.6 billion above and be Money Went That-A-Way." As everyone knows, she is not yond any military aid given to 88 foreign countries between evening at the West End Cafe, honoring five Gold Star mothers. The guests were: Mrs. Jim Ez-ell, Mrs. Ethel Thomas, Mrs. J.

for man, for science and for Still Saloon some kind of a nut. 1946 and 1961. The $180,000 spent the United States, all the early She's a smart cookie who says: "I beg you to believe that this for furnishing one three-room hours, the damp dawns and the TLTSOV. Ariz. (AP) A new.

C. Butler, Mrs. Grover Kee ana inhospitable insects are worth comer to Tucson found himself Mrs. Ernest McCollum, it, Bergman declares. Viewers in trouble when he opened an old- idea is not some fragmentary theory of a motion picture actress.

It is practical and An arrangement of red, white of the Glenn flight heard that fashioned bar with Hie sign "Saloon" outside. and blue flowers centered the dining table where the delicious special excitement in Bergman voice, combined with an earnest State liauor control ecm It started 10 years ago when menu was served. prayer, when mere was tire in descended on him, pointing out the word "saloon" Is outlawed Members present were: Mrs. Corinne says she saw "the light." Sarah Raines, commander; Mrs. in Arizona to advertise a wer Since then she has devoted the trail of Friendship 7's Atlas and the ABC Newsman shouted, "Godspeed, John Glenn." The two stories that Bergman Gladys Evans, Mrs.

Mary Rust, parlor. most of her time to her crusade and has von endorsements if Mrs. Bernice Foust, Miss Rebecca New, Mrs. Edna Goodrum. Atier cnansinR me nun "Lounge," the man opened for hopes to cover that will give him a greater thrill than Amer not sympathy from a host of famous Americans.

business ica's first orbital flight will be swer: with "all deliberate speed." Without becoming involved in "when the first Americans penthouse in the State Department office building. Well, Corinne is working on it. Speech No. 451 is coming up. Marlow-- (Continued from Page 4) the South even though many of them couldn't read or write.

On the whole these governments, despite some good things done, were incompetent and corrupt. After about a dozen years of this white Southerners moved back into control through violence intimidation, and political machinery. Segregation began. By state law, for instance, in Louisiana. And in 1896 the Supreme Court ruled it was constitutional for states to segregate Negroes provided they got treatment equal to What did that mean? When driving on a long vara- Radio Program WTJS WREC WMC WDXI WJAK 139 ke ABC ke CBS TOO ke 131 ke Monday 6: 7:08 News-Sporta Musical News-Mkta.

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loaded with baggage or decade, and when I launch for the moon hopefully as one of does she figure Uncle Sam could get along without our money? sporting equipment, innate your tires two to four more pounds. Be sure to add the air when the first newsmen to do so. That fiight hasn't been scheduled yet, Her answer: Southern states interpreted it as meaning very slowly. It has been very slow. Negroes are impatient, so impatient that some of them now condemn the NAACP for being too slow by relying too much on legal efforts to hasten the process.

So some have resorted to direct action. 'We have no substitute in terms Jules Bergman, ABC News Science Editor, is making long-range preparations for a trip to the moon, but his immedate concern these days is the earthly mosquito. It will be a matter of years before he makes that moon voyage. But tomorrow is the scheduled day for Gordon Cooper's 22-orbit Project Mercury mission, and Bergman at Cape Canaveral to anchor ABC-TV's coverage of the event. Bergman relishes the assignment, admires America's newest scientific pioneers and thrives on the company of the space-oriented people of Cocoa Beach, Fla.

But Cape Canaveral, their professional base of operations, is another matter- "A curious split of land rejected by the pirates centuries ago as unfit for human habitation." is Bergman's description of the sandbar that launched Alan Shepard and his colleagues into history. Bergman admits that those pirates who cracked upon the shoals just south of the but I'm waiting your tires are cooi. of other taxes because we have Bergma's colleagues in the ABC Newsroom, who have watched this jekassisted report no substitute for waste, graft and corruption." er win his crusade for more Here's how she figures things: "If the federal government will science reporting on the television and radio networks, may eliminate only PART of its waste, just 40 billions of dollars shake their heads at the idea (m 'II, II mjl l' a year of its waste (well let of Bergman leaving for the moon. But they know he is not them keep the graft and cor ruption), I can prove to you in kidding. In fact, one of ABC News graphic artists has already pre- dollars and cents that the government does not need the in Last Times Today pared a slide to be used on cam that given whites.

Separate but equal meant, as it turned out, separate and The separate but equal doctrinethe law of the land lasted 58 years until on May 17, 1954. the Supreme Court reversed that 1896 ruling and banned segregation in public schools. In the 58 years between the two dividual income tax." era for voice reports by Berg It is as simple as that, argues man. Over a photo of the CI OPEN 2: 422-2311 NOW SHOWING Corinne. Science Editor dressed in a Proi LIUll.n HI 5 I Cape didn't have DDT, bulldozers, tons of cement, pumps or ect Mercury space suit and with the craggy moon surface behind him, are the words: "Jules giant steel gantries.

"But by staying away they And nvith that, she produces volumes of notes on how our tax money was spent notes anyone could have assembled over a period of years, since all of them decisions the Negroes were in no position to stage massive protests avoided gnats, chiggers, mos- Bergman, ABC. the Moon against segregation. If they had tried, federal troops could have TKt PW JAMIS B0H0 FIlMAMHMtl IAN FLEMING'S Dr.No fjNouscoH Jr I colossi been used against them to uphold the court's ruling. s3l Tops on Television Instead of direct action, they began as early as 1916 to seek TUES. AND WED.

TICHNICOUOR htuMtis'iwmooumTs through subsequent Supreme From File 7 (Continued from Page 4) the 20th century. "Many of the teachers were surprised at the number of ways literature can be approached," says Dr. Miller. "There are at least five current schools of literary critics, some more popular than others, but all with Courts to whittle away at the ruling which kept them legally apart and, in effect, made them sec ond-class citizens. STARTS WEDNESDAY 'THE UGLY AMERICAN" vier and Ronny Howard.

Andy and Barney suspect that Opie has an imaginary friend when he starts talking about a Mr. McBeevee, and they set out to prove that McBeevee is only a figment of Opie's imagination. 9:00. Ben Casey. Channel 13.

"Hang No Hats on Dreams." Ed Begley portrays a distinguished pediatrician who resists neces Tonight. 7:30. The Rifleman. Channel 13. "Guilty Conscience." A woman visitor to North Fork accuses Marshal Torrance of being her long lost husband.

She camps in the lawman's quarters while he insists that he couldn't possibly be the scoundrel, "Charming Billy" Carraway. 8:30. Andy Griffith. Channel 3. Starring Andy Griffith, and featuring Don Knotts, Frances Ba- some contribution to make the understanding of literature.

The Then in the 1930s and the 1940s through the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Negroes through lawyers appealing to the Supreme Court sought to undo the ruling of 1896. They won case after case when the court responded by banning segregation in graduate schools, on interstate buses, and so on, until the school decision came down in 1954. But that decision didn't say how fast desegregation of public schools should proceed. On May 31, 1955, the court gave its an- teachers have responded extremely well to these new ideas; they examine one critic or one school of criticism for several weeks, write a paper on the subject themselves, and spend classtime discussing the critical theory and its application to sary surgery lor spinal tumors, and dominates the life of his daughter. 10:30.

The Dakotas. Channel 7. "Sanctuary at Crystal Springs." literature." The townspeople are incensed when Del and J. G. gun-down two of the murderous Barton ine teacners tnemseives are compensation for their efforts; in addition to receiving THE BEST THING IN brothers in a church.

The third graduate credit for the course. each is paid $250 as reimburse-; Barton, Stan, is holding the pastor hostage in exchange for the deputies. 6:30 Mon. Nite Movie 8:30 Art Linkletter 9:00 Brinkley's Jnl. 9:30 Peter Gunn WDXI-TV JACKSON (Channel 7) 10:13 Esso Reporter Movies.

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President Carol Exum called the meeting to order. The secretary Ann Wells read the minutes and called the roll. Barbara DeLoach, Marylin Maxwel and Ann Marie Pearson gave demonstrations on gifts for Mother's Day. Larry 3Iilian gave a demonstration on yard improvement. Seven girls sang and lead others in songs.

Assistant Home Agent Joreita Harrington showed a film for the club members entitled 'Water Safety." Jim Tomlinson was recognized for winning the boys camp scholarship by raising the most money for the new 4-H training center. 10:00 10:30 The Dakotas Tuesday 9:15 Moments of Dev. 9:30 College of Air Man I Love." 10:25. Channel 3. "Professor Beware." Harold Lloyd, Phyllis Welch.

10:10. PETER USTINOV-JOHN GAVIN i 10:00 Real McCoys vnuu AiinriA ium bum id ment for travel expenses and in-' come lost through inability to earn Saturday income. Most of them are enthusiastic about the experiment, and all have number of well-phrased remarks on the value of the course and its application to their teaching. Said one of them: "The Ameri-ican educational system needs some sort of provision for re-; exposure of teachers to the aca-i demac environment and the current ideas in their fields. This course has benefited my stu-: dents, not only through my having learned more material to teach, but through my ability to bring more more insight, more perspective and even more energy to what I teach.

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