Express and News from San Antonio, Texas • Page 15

FAMH.Y NCVWAfft fefcnwy 25, 1M1 Antww EXMtESS ml NfWS 3-1 iMayor Lashes JFK, Menzies Support ProiMsecl Bus ni a tlongo Peace Flans Driver Bill SOUTHWEST TEXANS LEAD CHEERS--Six students from Southwest Texas cities lead the cheering these days for Southwest Texas State College, San Marcos. Girls, left to right: Linda Schoenert, Suson Proll, both of Son Antonio, and Kita Hyatt, San Marcos. Boys, lefl to right: Daley, San Antonio; Pat Armentrout, Hugh Sims, Kenedy. Six Fouls and Judge Walks Pat, Sam in Verbal Hassle By JAMES McCRORY after Maloney told Jorrie it would Olmos Basin, Sunken Gardens, S. Benton Davies, a long time to tell you and other public lands for use the taking of a deposition I think of you." 'as a highway" before the bond in the contest between proponents i Davies vacated the bench at and opponents of the northeast! this point with this tart advice: expressway, called six fouls "You can get yourself a new then walked.

judge to take any future deposi- The judge called the contest tions." and marched off the bench on Earlier Jorrie, represented by grounds of rougliness, mainly on Atty. Robert Sawtelle, blurted the part of Pat Maloney. attorney from the stand a poetic sumup for the Sisters of Charity of the' of what he thought of Maloney's Incarnate Word, and the man on i questions, the receiving end of his verbal "This is some more baloney pitches. Com. Sam a sup- from Maloney." the commission- porter of the bond issue which er said, would finance the route through; Maloney flared back: the nuns' Incarnate prop! "I'm not interested in the ridi- erty.

culous absurdities of this absurd The final blowup canu- alter witness." 1 hour. 20 minutes, of gruelling examination by Maloney, and rea sonably adroit fielding hy election. On hand for Jorrie's testimony were a number of representatives of the Conservation Society. Two bills pend.ns; the Texas 1 House ajid Senate which would i provide for collective bargaining and compulsory arbitration bus drivers employed by city's a i System strongly opposed in a letter prepared for delivery to legislators from Mayor J. Edwin Kuykendall Friday.

While San Antonjo is the only. that operates a transit item, Kuykendall said, passage I the law would set a precedent! similar legislation on behalf' jof miscellaneous employes of I other city governments over the i state. I The letter is to be distributed to senators and representatives 1 from Bexar and other counties I by the San Antonio Transit Referring to the bills as an en-j tering wedge, the mayor said he; does not feel that the city's responsibilities toward employes and the public should be transferred by statute to labor union agents. He continued, "I urge you to i administrative! hardships, loss of authority, divis-' ion of loyalty and abandonment: of responsibility which will result from this legislation. Volcano Erupts HONOLULU (AP) Halemau- mau crater on the Island of Hawaii started to erupt Friday.

The crater is in Hawaii National Park on the southeast shore of the island. The first report from observatory officials gave no details. WASHINGTON (AP)-Piesidei! Kennedy and Australia's Minister Robert Menzics Fri day joined in pledging support to U. Secretary-General Dai: Hammarskiold's efforts to brmj: peace to the C'unga In a joint communique issued cordial and very satisfac torv It was the first between Kennedy and meeting who stopped off in Washington fur a two-day layover en route to the i i prime ministers' meeting in London after a two-hour meeting at thej The prime minister was Kenne- White House, the U. and guest at lunch.

Afterward the tralian chiefs said they "deplored President strolled outdoors with current attempts to twist the! Menzies. from the White House tragic events in the Congo into! proper to Kennedy's office in the an attack upon the United Nations; west wing of the mansion itself." Kennedy introduced to The leaders also 1. backed the wailing newsrrten, a sidewalk plan of Laotian King Savang Va-inrws conference developed. thana to bring peace and Mi-nzies told the reporters hp ity to his troubled country. 2.

has very great hope fur some im- agreed efforts for effective disar- provement in relations between mament must be continued; 3. the free world nations, particular- reaffirmed their backing for the United States, and the So- Southeast Asia Treaty and Aus-j iet Union tralia-New Zealand-US (AN7.US) the outlnnk regarding pacts as "bulwarks for the main- 1 communist China, said tenance of peace in the Pacific." i that situation is highlv uncertain Kennedy, who personally escort- one thing, he added. "We ed Menzies to his waiting limousine after the White House session, described their meeting as Civil Defense Course to Start A 12-hour course in civil fense will be offered to San An-. tonio residents beginning Monday at John Marshall High School. Upon completion of the each member of the class will', receive an official Texas Educa- tion Agency civil defense certi-! ficate.

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The nun's attorney found a i inj' witness in Jorrie, althouph Jorrie did suffer a lapse of memory on some points as to the source of information he used. on television in helping sell the bond issue of $105 million for! ompressways and parks Jan. 10. Harvey Jorrie was so amenable to an- South of Houston shot and fatal- swerinR questions, Cadena rose Iv wounded himself here Friday' TMW to rd rie's statements would be mad- as his i funeral services I missable i any suit against the were in progress. jty.

Jorrie's own attorney noted Mrs. Rhoena South, .14. i on several occasions Jorrie's an- uife, died Tuesday as a result swcrs were hearsay, and Ma- of injuries suffered in an auto Money's questions were irrelevant, accident on highway north of In between insults, Maloney de- Houston velnpod from Jorrie: the son of Mr. and Mrs. i Tho raute of the nt rtheasi cx- Bester South of Bryan, was resswa for a pracrtlc pur ly injured in the auto accident I ses ha specifically set and still wore bandars on face at the funeral services.

center of highway to coincide with a line through the gully Witnesses said that near the end of tfc funeral services here contention on Jorric a that suddenly arose from nung property be im- his seat in the family room of a yed by ex res sway. local funeral home, went into a preferred route through 01- adjoining waiting room and shot i mos "would be to the best himself twice in the abdomen; i ntrrp 5 of all the people," but with a .25 caliber automatic. was rxit of the question because Witnesses said South's father state would have to condemn tried vainly to keep his son from i the land through home rule city shooting himself. South died in a Olmos Park and it is against i hospital a few minutes after the the state highway department policy to do so. Maloney left space in the rec- shooting.

Funeral services for Mrs. South were completed after the shooting. Burial was in Bryan City Cemetery. ords of the deposition for Jorrie to insert the names of the persons who told him the nuns' property was valued at $200,000 an acre, and the nuns had leased acres. NAMES CHANGED HAMBURG, Germany tft-The march of political progress in Africa is changing the names of North Sea nudist beaches.

Tourism officials decided the areas no longer could be appropriately called by such newly nationalistic I after Davies' walkout the city names as Cameroon and Togo-j should have brought a suit for land, and are substituting names: a declaratory judgment "to judi- like Air Baths Sands and Nature! cially determine whether it can Cure Beach. parts of Brackenridge Park. Maloney explained to Davies he was seeking to determine "if Jorrie was popping ot or knew what he was talking about." The attorney charged after the I deposition wound up 11 minutes' SEARS WAREHOUSE SALESROOM Odd lots, slightly damaged or soiled. All priced to clear. Open 8 a.m.

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