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Friday, tin Police Sift tor Fads in Gun lc attempts tt the rti.tmg s-yur-eid hoy wu of a i a and pamoafnW Maer. you've kiUsd Rnrty, osdy stohet laoty HiaHhX Reed of 1B4-A N. Elm WH UIM hy MM! from i 12 ahout 3 p.m. Tharadiy. IV shot WH fired by brother, Howard Lee Keel, 17, who claims wai ltd- denial.

The boys' claims l( was pwpoM. Howard wat ajnei- tloned In i polygraph test il noon today. day Hem Thli mtnlfg, a rhaawed his atory again. He salt he wu steaming when the thotfu flred. Be said be had hen tontenckg Us Uttie brother the gu al kiaa uj aottteg the trigger, Howard HI they were fighting am Rasty's missing dec.

arcued Howard of dotag something with (he dog, aid had called hit mother li ninnies before the shooting complain. Howard tald Knoty wai cry it tha laaalL mtti aie. tfctreaee FeUee eheefcat the gsm this morning ud lead thai safety, norm, ly whea the (u Is half-cocked, WH sat thai if ike, wai psned hard tnoagh the gaa wosM tire. Mary Lee Road Condrea, arrived at the death scene a lew minvtet ifier police. She had he restrained forcibly from attacking her elder KM.

Mrs. aeeaocd you've to o-r stoM.7 JkMjwrfly lowd aae," ttTbaiy. Mn. Coavrea arreanMd at her TW fr--TtL aoa as he sal kt the back aeat af a poUee patrol ear. Inside the small, one-bedroom duples was Rusly's body.

The small boy was In a crumpled heap on the living room floor In front ol a coach. The left side of Us fare waa of tha CM afahvt the boy'i left eye Urge of htm head down late the trash beau when tha shooting barrel hidden a pool of Mood, Us i Us body UM hoy'a head throufh hit left eye. A Urge wood the right of the boy's head behted ear Uleatcd uaae ntevt DM of prettwe ballt up the head hy the ahoifu hhat. hunt were preuat oo knty'i face at ahirt. The size of the hole Hd the aout of powder led tl1 lU4 tl hat Howard later erplihvd how they there.

After thoollag hit brother, I atarted haaae wwl Bwty 'When! went back kato the tiW CMCw Hut potke Howard. When bj offlcen at his home rd said, "It felt like I vmrni wy Howard said, be became pan- Us feet, A hoy eaaae walking icky and dragged the bony 01 eruy (tt the dining area and the kitchea and out lie back door. "At first I had some notion of lakisw kin to a bospttal- 1 I knew It wouldn't do any out ol "1 took Urn Rusty) back Inside the hwsae and MS Us head on the conch wish his feet on the floor," Howard told The yonth then went la the wuy. ItOWarO: tald alnotv was erv. MM Bl WM wnMiSi: gagg-aw SmSg.tt'sr.B artira to "Yo.

dM tt on JSet, ft. tf OIV BIRTHDAY JFK Call Delights Garner UVALDE, Nov. 22 (AP) President John Kennedy telephoned hii congratulations to John Nance Garner today when the former vice president celebrated his tstb birthday. The call from Kennedy in Fort Worth came in il 10:15 a.m. a 15-minute public ceremony ended in front ol Garner's simple white frame house.

"Hello, Mr. President," Garner said. "God bless you. You're my President and I.love you. hope you stay in there tor ever Thank you, Mr.

President God bless you." Garner, his eyes twinkling turned from the phone and that's the sixth Presi dent I've talked to." Gamer served two terms as vice president during Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency. Gamer got a cake and three kisses during the ceremony un der the big oak trees in his yard. The house is behind the Garner museum, his home until after his wife, Ettie, died in 1948. The kisses came from Miss Sandra Dieti, 22, of Frederieka- -burg, Miss Mohair; Miss Inger Alnaes, 28, Trodheta, Norway, a foreign exchange sta- UI ftarfl -i I 1 fv dent at Uvalde High School and Sharon Kay Morrii, a neighbor celebrating her third birthday.

"You have cold hands, Honey," Garner said as Hiss Abanes kissed must have a heart him. mighty 'You warm Garner wore a dark suit -adorned with two white flowers suspenders, house shoes and his big hat. There were tears la his eyes when he said: "I'm weak, but you dont uuu graituBie me lust ior know how much I appreciate the face of the earth VC11I i i A. 4 you standing here to honor me. I'm very happy to know you wish me well for the balance of my life." Garner walked from hia front porch at the start of the ceremony and spied all the people and newsmen gathered In the yard.

"Lord, what's the matter; is Collision Kills Two on my lap. I Just turned around my finger was on the trigger aad il went off." He later chaaged this story and said ke was ejecting shell from the thotgua wbea it went off. He first said he had put the shell in the shotgun, bat oidn't thiak it was in the eaajiber. Blood soaked raga inside the house and ta the trash barrel mane evident be had attempted to dean some of the Wood Iron the floors. A polygraph examiaation is bring scheduled for tie youth by city detectives In aa attempt to ascertain the facts of the case.

Reed bad been GROOM, Nov. 22 Groom Mayor Frank Koettlng, 76, and JTMJ; OBe his wife, Anne M. Koetting, 65, ek ago when the sister and died of injuries suffered at her husband returned to Am- 9:15 a.m. today in a two-car ariljo. He was nol attending collision 8 miles east of Groom.

Mho01 Investigating officers said the tw rdb ye accident occurred when the Ko- fl etting vehicle, a 1963 sedan, charge the latter part of traveling east on U.S. Highway August 66, turned Into west-bound Up until about a month ago lane to reach north-bound State the ulh nld cn working Hiehwav TO on ranch in New Mexico. hicle. a car, were hospital- At the uf ized at Groom Memorial Hos pital. They are Mr.

and'Mrs Donald Batten of Saint Clair reVred. His fatherrwhoTMllves Shores, Mich. Mrs. Batten, 53, In Dallas, had been divorced suffered head injuries and Bat ten 4, received broken ribs. Both injured persons were re ported in fair condition.

The vehicle occupied by the burglary. Battens was traveling west on Howard had not been In any U.S. 66, officers said. Koetting's vehicle was i broadside by the Batten car. Funeral arrangements will be announced by a michael Funeral Home, Pampa SfemoS' 06 10ked thC UrCe th Sht wUch hit Presldent John F- Kennedy About one million new ho his motorcade left downtown Dallas are built in the United i each normal year, according to estimates.

then a war going on? he Then he called for Ross Brum- ield of an old hunting crony, to sit beside him. "Have a seat and protect me," Garner said The Uralde High School and played one song, then sang Happy Birthday For Cactus. ack. H-S "This is my day, the great- st honor I've ever had," he said. "My friends around to con- ratulate me just for being on Garner, who retired from pol- well eel I A3 man of 95 should Tail was the first public birth- call in 1958 on Gamer's 90th irthday.

Dedication School Set Coast Guard, Washington, D.C., and Rear Adm. C. D. Craik, commander of the 8th Coast Guard District, New Orleans, La. Several legislators and college officials also will attend ceremony.

i The established and supported by state and federal i funds, occupies a-former and Draws Texas Cheers remodeled barricks at t- The a Crockett. It was founded FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP)- pleased the Mexican American is today alive and vigorous. You rs of Kennedy, perhaps group. -are working for Texas and the United States.

"Thank you and viva las LU uni.vr.oiui\ -me i ex as (JrocKen. it was founded to' TUKT WOKTH, Tex. (AP)-- Maritime Academy, one of si.v^ rain future officers of the i Jacqueline Kennedy, perhaps group. institutions of its kind in the na-' Alllcrican Merchant Marine in reluctantly, is back in politics! "I'n a a ac po marin engineering, transporta-'and she's a good campaigner. Gulf and South Atlantic coasts, will be dedicated here Saturday 1 ne tlle 'ion "aval science.

fternooB prcs University. The school is the newest division in the university system. The FederarMaritime Admin for him since istration, partner in the acarie- Truman paid my, will be represented by Vice (V14L. TX i i Her smile charmed thousands "I'm very happy to be in the great state of Texas and I'm Jt me a a Under the program, a student'ln San Antonio, Houston and will begin his freshman year at AiM and complete his education at the academy. Included in the course are world cruises' Fort Worth Thursday as she be gan a three-day Texas lour with especially pleased to be with LACS." you, who are part of the great Spanish tradition which has con- tier husband, the President.

said. tribuled so much to Texas," she joined in the applause. "This tradition began a nun- Adm, Donald H. Morrison, dep- luty commandant of the U.S. nunu wiuiaco: luis irauiuuD Degan a nun- and actual navigation of a ship, she made a drew 'dred years before my husband's allocated to the academy by the' heer and applause Vale.

Massachusetts, was sct- Maritime Administration. she ignoret the well charted Ued but is a tradition that Kennedy and Vice President and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson DEATH TRACED TO FUSS OVER DOG Confession Read In Trial of Idell plans of Secret Service agents and shook hands with hundreds who were forced to stay behind rope barricades. When the Kennedys arrived Carswell Air Force Base out- ney Morris, who re-'side Fort Worth shortly before jjkljjjgljj Thursday, erties the Texas Republican senatori al primary.

Mrs. Kennedy participated in the 1960 primary campaigns bu stayed in the background during the general election, when she was expecting John Jr. Refuses Comment On Senate Race DALLAS (UPI)--Dallas alter-at Carswell Air Force Base out' Possibility of Nuclear i---------- "-jiiminigni 'inursday, and the M. M. i ies, today declined comment" ILfldJy lkei verj hundred reports he planned to enter! al 1n a (By the Associated Press) Texas Republican 1 hanils and chatting' John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 3 i With r.t i i i i iwa the United States, ond year in office when he con fronted Premier Khrushchev with a demand to remove Rus ove us the first American chief sian missiles set up in Cuba and By JOHN HOLT murder (rial of William H.

Itiell began In 47th Court i 0rt toflay, with (he de- the Idell home rompted a verbal argument be-lrnnm 'Dr Milton Davis Dallas sur- neaa -ed for (he nearest throng tween the two women. procedure was given geon have or he race and went through their hand- Mrs. Wendt told her husband: selecllon of urrors Chose Morris has been on a 30 -day shaking act. of the altercation when he came! Daniels, 36U NE 15th; trip around Texas to "assess' Pamcla Turntire, Mrs. Ken- home from work.

He then wonf'A fm- the state." HP ssiri (h. tmir h.Hinedy's press secretary, was fcnse admitting into he 2fi Idell's confession ii lucu comession "gi. uaie u. ivcnney, an inves- erett; Mrs. L.

E. McKinncy Iliat he murdered his next uting officer, testified Crockett; Mrs. Earl Crouch'' STl)DE HONORF.D door neighbor at Ide11 was 'ooi'trative Hayden; Robert N. Burns Mike Archer, son of Mr. andl The defense whlrh questlQIUn 'n.

10 th circum-2007 Milam; A. G. Williamson.lMrs. Otha L. Archer, 2424 NW rd 'f t8 surrounding the shoot-1913 Beech; Mrs.

Davis Sum' 10th, has been elected treasurer heavily on self defense as motive for the slaying, did not object lo lie statemeat offered by assistant District AUy. Patrick Mnltoy. Idell Is charged with Banter wtthotrt malice. The brief affidavit given by Idell related that he shot Roy Lee Augustine Wendt, 42, his next door neighbor ater Wendt threatened the defendant with a lialchet. Wendt of 412-B E.

13th died of a single bullet wound from the gun of Idell. The statement, as given by Idell, said that Wendt "had come after me with a hatchet." lueil said he then got a gun from the next room and fired a single shot when Wendt drew the hatchet back. Idell's statement was acknowl edged and witnessed by Lt. Charles Hollis of the Amarillo Police Department. The two men became Involved in the fight following a quarrel wives.

Al the lime of the shooting, Mrs. Wendt said her 21-month waa knocked down by 1 to a clothesline. dog TM iviCTgircra iflagnm While jelling the baby away Mai. hi Iwporlut alao from the animal, the dog es- to widen trade relation be- Much of this 5 The Republican Senate race 7 wll! lll llrsl American crao sian missiles set up in Cuba and already has two A jm whe tth Kennedys.executive to face Ihe possibility pointing at the United States 90 init'back Ion, Harre ached the Fort Worth hotel of nuclear war and fo risk il miles away. i 1 thai, cnani tVih ne was sent to OatcsvlHe.

He Bush of Houston Har, chairman and where they spent the night, they headed for the nearest throng and went through their hand- with a show of force lo prelect American interests. But later antine on such offentlve weap he succeeded in achieving an ons being sent to the island na ox :3 Broadmoor; a our a with a hatch-lKenncth Whipplc, 4307 Olscn- lb encouraging. asl(e we first shooting took Mrs. J. A.

McGuire, 716 don wan to sa anything experience Hayes; Edwin J. Webb 5012 Ev- now," Morris said. Shc lovett every accord with Russia limiting nuclear tels. Domestically, he wns lit- a CUI1- tirst Lady had en- fronted by a racial problem that jHayes; Edwin J. Webb, 5012 Ev- now," Morris said.

'epitomized a contemporary minute of orld issue--the relationship bell, said Mrs. lumun. lwecn (he black antl was the first day of the racc i 3 on Khrushchev to withdraw lh- weapons already (here. has been elected treasurer -A 11 1G03 Avontlale MM- B- Alpha Chi Sigma, national Kenney said Idell readdy ad- Lawson, 691 N. Osage; and Ha-lprofessional chemical fraternity lilted shootang Wendt.

C. Hill, Sanborn. North Texas State University stumping tour Mrs. Ken- Ji nedy has made with her husJ hc TM were foreign problems 11 aml his admtn- bami since he became the Dem-l? 1 1 aml his admtn- ocralic nominee for irl nMn' a from previ- 1960. American Opens Automatic Dry Cleaning Plant for Reds administrations as the LULU avnii IIUJLL a 11UII3 nao i She appeared lo enjoy il even Cold War with Soviet Russia .1 ri.i -i -r.

nm though White House aides say ident. TM to a Despite Soviet Premier Niki West Berlin of Allied oc iCupation troops, Kennedy held Kennedy ordered a navalquar For five days the nation and white the world waited for word from Khrushchev, sworn foe of th( Free World. On Sunday, Oct. 28 1962 came intense relief. Khru schev announced he had ordercc work stopped on missile bases said the missiles would be era ed and returned lo Russia ant promised that the United Na MOSCOW, Nov.

(AP)An American automatic dry cleanlag and laundry plant Russians were TV plant was built by a Los Angeles company headed by Jtomah KieWliig and Immediately began doing bnslness after a week of experisaentul ram. FWdiag opened the laanck- lag ceremony by praising his who pot op twecn America and the Soviet Union." This was echoed hy U.S. Ambassador Foy D. Kohler, saM there were many poastMIHlea af trade betweea the cMitries, "I hope tab wttl be a fowl example for Ike rest of Awer- kmlMssaiea," said. "We aave a lot of CM.

samer fooit which we caa ta the Soviet UBM with great pleasure. Both sides should slody the market. This should le an example Soon after he was inaugurated Memorial Chapel with the an. 20, 1961 Cubsn refugees ev J( Spencer of Berean i (Cupation troops, Kennedy held The crisis involving Cuba was forces there. He kept not nn first with that been sAeilu Cambb Mtl TM- ithe League of Unileil Lalin a Citizens a TMom ami t.n, them back fa, the ifSish owner In abort half an hoar, (taled 73 words.

Her newly emerged nations ht crushed An ward often ces Ued to And In Europe there was the prob- nj 1cm of keeping the North Atil antic Treaty Organization in- jlacl-a problem enlarged by in ine light following a quarrel pera wo op This snovld le an earlier in the day their bvlldlvg ami mstalled tke for Soviet officials as well wives. The plant catt abwt $2 eqitpment. 'Of course Is Important Soviet hoasewlves wfll get TTcnuk ner vi WUIK impuriflBi a-fsliiy good bundle ol wash- old daughter was a i far me money in my -ing done for kopeks less through the yard when the child pocket," he saM, grinning, than half a tt. i we Nine selr-servlng iry cleaning machines will take three suits al a lime, clean them and scores of invited and foreigners laughed with A For Moscow that Is a miracle almost equal to laanchhig a CMmoaait. Dry cleaning here Is a week long ordeal.

and afl bottom have lo be taken off snMs, pants aad overcoats nnder a i plant regulations, To the astonishment of Maihen of Russian customers who tried the cleaning plant on a eiperimental hash, the wire hanger and tlear pits Uf cover go with the wh and do aol have ta he ntomed. Several tnstomen came hack with the hangers, apologising for carrying them off. FkUmg hones to he aWe to aeU cleaning powders and other material for the ptol, hnt Russian officials unUke hoy- ing eonsimtr goons, and win waat lo provWe their own. A the Give, Don't Ask, Was JFK's Plea President Gaulle's intention not to take In his inaugural address ua President, Kennedy said thellhe United States. Amerlcnn people could bring tol Hie cause of freedom an A home, in addition to the SS.tfn.^^^^.^Ji!:* 11 1 11 be-, embroiled with the steel aggression" would een for only a short lime necessary to spur the he said he had (mind that his re- economy ami to avoid a possi- ojiests of Americans for sacrifice hie recession, and watched avid- "being strongly resisted by ly the United States race into to the price space with the Russians, national greatness." Uic waning months of his sec- you cm do for your 0 slllte1 ln Congressional action, system lo protect this turning int in his But he had been Chief Exccu- 8 'or tax cut which he against external ag.

lri th live for only a short lime necessary to spur the Kt ng CT ce by bis mother. The father has a police record dating back to 1926, including a 12-year term at the Texas State Prison for trouble with the law when his mother took him to Boys Kanch. At the ranch Howard was considered a normal, healthy boy. He was slightly laiy and needed close supervision, ranch officials said, but he attended school regularly and had passed the eighth grade when his mother decided to take him away from the ranch. Mrs.

Cosdren told ranch officials she was remarrying and wanted to make borne for the boy. "Some home," Howard said bitterly. "The marriage lasted a week. Why did she have to take me away from Boys Kanch?" This was In a 1962, shortly after Howard's 16th birthday. The youth did nol start school in September.

On the eighth day of September, Howard was arrested and charged with stealing 30 cars and committing three burglaries and two from antos. He was placed on probation. Three weeks later he was back again this time having stolen six cars and committed two burglaries. Howard was sent to the Texas A'outh Center at Gatesville. He was released from the center on June 5, 1963.

Last August Howard was in trouble again, but this time he was past the juvenile age and was sentenced to seven years adult probation on a burglary charge. Following i sentence Howard was returned to the city jail where he was tried on several traffic tickets dat- was fined $30. Mrs Conred secured his release from the city Jail a few days later and Howard went to work on a New i ranch. He returned to Amarillo about a month ago, he said. He has not worked since.

The boy was born Sepl. 26, 13M, in Dallas. Survivors include his molh- er; his father, Howard Reed Dallas; a sister, Mrs. tha Ann Steaklcy of lo, his brother, Howard Lee, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Britten of Dallas and Mrs. Vera Jones of AmariOo. Funeral services for Rusty Reed win be at 4 p.m. Saturday In Blackburn Shaw New Frontiers Charted by JFK While the invasion was In 5 Ncw progress Khrushchev warned ocratio" Kennedy to "can a halt to the "the New Deal" of Franklin or else Russia Roosevelt and "the Fair Deal" 1 ll Jfa Of S. Truman.

ion 11T New frontier" was the the ewnl erf he UtW his 5 4 enfion hi 71 the "on-lnallcTfor Prcsl- vo in 01511, ikened the United States to a Srtat lying at inchor been estimated a held thai this ship ol stale sailing on to "new meat tonsumed In North lina is pork helm. Kennedy at the.