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N. M. Oct. 6, 1967 To the Editor: We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all the wonderful people in Hobbs and surrounding communities for their generosity in donating food, clothing, and household items for the victims of Hurricane Beulah in South Texas. A special thanks to Younger Van Lines for furnishing a van to transport the goods to Texas.

This was a very worthwhile project and we feel rewarded in hsvin? the opportunity to help with it. CARMON LANE, Commander V. F. W. Post 3274 In Washington WASHINGTON (AP) The on an economic basis nor are: State Department savs it is un-ilanding sites available.

THOMAS Computer to Be Helpful To Physicians IN HOLLYWOOD By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-Television Writer merce and industry, soon may become a helpful diagnostic instrument for physicians, a Uni- able to find out why But. the CAB added, taking! c. WALTER JORDAN revival evangelist HOLLYWOOD (AP) The new economics of the film busi ness has brought a breed of su-j perstars who can virtually dic-j By JAMES V. LAMB tate terms under which they! PHILADELPHIA (AP) The will make movies. computer, a major tool of com- Who are these fortunate few? They number a round dozen: Julie Andrews, Gregory Peck, Richard Burton, Audrey Hep- versity of Pennsylvania Medical Jack Lemmon, Steve School professor believes, iMcQueen, Paul Newman, Sid-i ney Poitier, Frank Sinatra, Bar-: bra Streisand, Elizabeth Taylor and John Wayne.

These are stars who can and ido earn between $750,000 and a million dollars per film, either in salaries or participation in ithe profits. Comments: Burton's draw as a single performer has not been I completely munificent tested; his deals have most been 30-year-old Columbia University action now instead of xvaitin art teacher. Ronald Wieden-jfor improved technology I hoeft. was arrested in East Berlin a month ago and held with- permit coordination of the ur-j ban renewal programs of the' out being allowed visitors. Department of Housing and Ur( Wiedenhoeft a New Development with the prob-j studying at the time of hisjlem of obtaining appropriatej the State arrest, the State Department landing sites in metropolitan ar y.

vangelist of the Kiamichi said. areas." Mountain Mission in Southeast "The arrest andj WASHINGTON (AP) and Southwest Ark. detention Mr Wiedenhoeft in i State Department says it would! ansas, will be the evangelist for East Berlin in pursuit of his consider expelling any Arab dip- a one-week revival meeting at made as part of a team with his I wife. Miss Taylor. The position iof Miss Streisand on the list is i almost an absurdity, since she ihas not yet appeared on theater i screens: but she has made three ifilm deals averaging a million C.

Walter Jordan, a mission-1dollars apiece, and that's meas- Announced Here thc pa- Dr. Johannes Ipsen, professor of epidemiology and medical statistics, is running tests to see if a computer, properly programmed and then given right information about a tient, can spot latent diabetes, stroke or heart disease. He predicts the computer pro gram could be expanded to cover a host of other diseases. Ipsen says many times there is no clear-cut diagnosis when a patient com.es in. The computer would help narrow the field of possible illness by expressing the probability of various dis- Hobbs October 1M7 eases.

urement enough. Poitier is a recent addition to bgen gmash Mts Le mmon, peck and Sinatra remain; ai doctoral dissertation is mostjlomats in the United States if the First Christian Church, th(mgh thdr few disturbing to the United found they had an "improp-iLinam and Alston. The rcwa'! produced indifferen aaid the department's press offi-ler propaganda relationship" series will begin Sunday at iOj posit i 0 ns are threatened with nightly meetings ind ifferent results. cer, Robert J. McCloskey.

"Tv'e view this detention as a blatant disregard of the right of mn individual as we do similarly the prolonged period of detention of Peter Feinauer." Feinauer, also an American, was sentenced last month to 15 years with the Student Coordinating Committee. i 7 p.m. throughout revival. Lee Marvin, who is fast on the basis of his "What the computer does," Ipsen said in an interview, "is remind the physician to ask the right questions." Then, according to the answers, "it computes the probability of a disease." If his program gains wide ac ceptance, Ipsen said, many physicians could start similar pro grams. He rents time on the computer with about 50 other persons and businesses.

1 4. The program might lead to cesses. genieuceu AUUUUI LV AU imprisonment after being held Semitic matenal for a publica- -mii nut hv the Eiao: rower incommunicado year. for nearly aition put out by the Black Power "We shall continue every ef- group. Ralph Featherstone.

SNCC snail i fort we can to secure their re-1 program direc or acknojl- professor said. i a UH me UdOii Ui 1113 The department responded to Jordan, associated with the) and recem suc mas screening some day. the questions raised by Rep. BcbjKiamichi Mountain Mission for 1 Wilson, who wanted know whether Arab embassies had violated diplomatic protocol by supplying SNCC with anti- 13 years, is a singer and com-j dQzen be Inf0 rmation on medical histo added four stars who occupy ry, age, weight and a few tests poser and has appeared on radio and television, according to D. Kinkle.

minister of the church special categories: Sean Con- b. mntie, mimsier 01 me Gra here. Among more populari Seminole Man's Services Set DENVER CITY, Tex. Funeral services will be held in Seminole, Tex. Saturday for the father of a Denver City man who died Tuesday in a Big Spring, Tex.

hospital The rites I will be for Andy J. Powell, 70, of Seminole. He was the father! of Daniel Powell of Denver! City. Mr. Powell's rites will be a 10:30 a.m.

Saturday at the 1 Seminole Memorial Chapel. Burial will be in the Seminole Cemetery. In addition to his son in Denver City, he is survived by his widow; four other sons; two sisters; 11 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Wt BUY--SfLI--TRAD HOUSEHOLD I WESTERN AUTO songs he has composed is "The, Shepherd of the Hills." Hinkle said. Jordan will be singing and and Elvis Presley.

Comment: Connerv is screen's most i possibly undetected disease. on a large number of persons could be run through the com- jputer which would kick back on those suffering from a money-earner as James Bond. joroan ue singing box office value in other preaching in the revival, and, edged Arab embassies were the lease," McCloskey said. of using aircraft capable of tak- Thus far, Ipsen has programmed his computer for stud- REV. BOB TREMAINE leaving local church Farewell Planned For Local Pastor The Rev.

Bob Tremaine occupying the pulpit at Northside Baptist Church for thej final time at services Sunday. The Rev. Tremaine has resigned as pastor of the church, a posi-i tion he has held for five years, effective Thursday of next week. As a farewell gesture to the Rev. and Mrs.

Tremaine, they will' be honored with a reception in fellowship hall of the church Sunday from 2 to 4. The congregation has issued an invitation to friends and acquaint- ences of the pastor and his wife to attend the reception. The Rev. Tremaine has accepted an appointment of the Pioneer Missions Department of the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention to establish a new congregation in Worcester. Mass.

KILLED IN VIETNAM WASHINGTON (AP) Army Capt. Roger T. Sawyers, husband of Jane C. Sawyers of Carlsbad, N.M., was listed by possible diabetics stroke victims. or the Defense Wednesday night Department as dead in ing off and landing vertically for service between big cities when only short flight distanc-, atrocities against the Arabs.

Capital Footnotes The Labor Department says es are involved. Flight routes covered in the study are Boston-Hartford. R. New York-Newark. N.J.: Philadel- jthe number of workers involved in strikes dropped substantially in August but the total of strikers so far this year is the highest in 15 years.

In August, 231.000 workers were involved in phia-Wilmington. 655 str jk eSi compared with more and Baltimore-Washing-1 than one iiij on workers in 630 i walkouts in July. The year's to- The board noted there is nou als through August operation aircraft ca able i2.i?0,000 workers in now of providing such service! The Food and N.J.; ton. Or, Hillman CHIROPRACTOR 200 E. Seharbauer St.

DIAL 393-2232 were 2,080 Drug says it will stepj up research by its own scientists so as to strengthen its rolej of consumer protection. Capital Quote "I do not think we ought to pass all these bills with inflated figures, brag to our constituents about what we have done for ithem. and then pass some directive to the President to cut $5 billion or $7 billion when wej not been able to doj John J. Williams, discussing the battle budget between President 'Johnson and Congress. The L.

W. Sparks Family Invites their friends to crfend the Rtvivol Meeting ct First Chrfction Church October 8-13, 7:00 nightly. (Lewis can earn upwards of a i i as star- producer-director, but his is true of Presley, who contin- anun-v- -diabetic studies, he hasjVietnam due to hostile action, 'ormation stored in the com- BROADMOOR SHOPPING CENTER SERVING HOURS: MONDAY THRU SUNDAY 6 a. m. to 2 p.

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When the medical history of a patient is fed into the i A i utii. 4 films are specialized. The same computer, it compares it with its memory bank and computes IS LI Ut Ui. J- A i I ues to draw a million dollars for the probability of the patient three films a year. being diabetic.

In the next category are nu-l Ipsen said the computer will merous stars some of replace a surgeon's sens- verge upon superstar classifiesitive touch or a psychiatrists tion They include: Warren ear. but it may become an ef- Beatty. Marlon Brando. Yul Brynner. James Coburn, Tonyj fective aid in pinpointing latent diseases that might go undetect- Curtis.

Doris Day. Sandy Den-Jed. nis. Kirk Douglas, Clint Eastwood. Henry Fonda.

Glenn Forti. James Garner, Rex Harrison. Charlton Heston, William iHoIden. Bob Hope, Rock Hudison. Deborah Kerr.

Burt Lancaster. Shirley MacLaine, Dean I Martin. Lee Marvin, Walter iMatthau, Robert Mitchum, David Niven. Kim Novak. George Peppard, Anthony Quinn, Debbie Reynolds.

Rosalind Russell, REV. ROBERT A. ENGLISH j-Tames Stewart. Dick Van Dyke, Hollywood pictures. Mostly, because of esthetic- or guest minister Methodists Hanie Guest Minister VOTE WITH MAJORITY WASHINGTON (AP) New, Mexico Sens.

Clinton P. Ander-l The Rev. Robert A. son and Joseph M. ot Richard Widmark and Natalie Wood.

Comment: Some of these can attract top money but are limited in their characterizations to i special kinds of roles--Harrison. iMatthau. tax reasons, they prefer to work in Europe. But most of their films are financed by American companies. The international stars: Brigitte Bardot, Michael Caine, Claudia Cardinale, Julie Christie, Albert Finney, Vittorio Gassman, Richard Harris, David Hemmuigs, Gina Lollobrigi- da, Sophia Mastroianni, Loren, Marcello Hayley Mills, Jeane Moreau, Peter OToole, Lynn Redgrave, Vanessa Red- grave.

Peter Sellers, Omar Sha- iboth Democrats, joined with the majority Thursday as the Senate voted 60-21 to authorize to extend the anti- Church. will at 7 Sunday evening at the second service of the scries, "Five Great Nights of kain films, such as Carroll Bak- stars lose their vogue er, HJiub, as ucuv- Stephen Boyd. Jane Fonda, and new players burst forth to Rod bc-mg held this month take their laces That 1S the na ture of the star system and the YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO WORSHIP AT THE program for two ncm i i 5 JI1UI Tifrequently but alwavs as reason is likelly t0 prevail in i First Methodist Church. Accord-i 1oi A staire "Lucilleio ne form or another, as long as Fred MacMurrav. Joannei there are movies OF CHRIST 216 East Taylor.

Bible School, 9:00 a. m. Worship, 10:00 a. m. Evening Worship.

6:30 p. m. A Cordial Welcome AWAITS YOU AT THE ing to the Rev. George GOES ANYVVHERE will be "Return To The Word growing list of potential stars--Alan Arkin. Candice Ber-j Robert Redford.

Tommy of God." The Rev, English spent Steele Raqud earlier years of his life lex-j nf im as, Missouri and Kentucky. Ilsi Of supreme importance in to- dav's film market is another Utiv i j.iAiin.^L la i i i i attended Lindsey Wilson Junior ca egory: the international College in Kentucky ana stars ome Qf thm occasional 920 NORTH TURNER JACK LONDON, Minister Worship end 11 a. rn. Church c. graduated from Texas College in Fort Worth in 1942.

His first pastorate was at. thej Scranton Methodist Church in! the Central Texas Conference. In 3943 he was admitted on; trial in the New Mexico Confer-. ence of the Methodist Church; was ordained a Deacon in: 1945; and became an Elder in; 1947. That year he was assigned as pastor" of the Ranchvale Methodist Church north of Clo-l vis.

Since then, he has held pastor; ates at Methodist Churches at. Sanderson, Cimarron. La: Mesa, Clint. Clovis. Tex.

and five years at the Hill-; crest Church in Carlsbad before I coming to his local assignment at Asbury Metodhist Church i May of this year. i LOAN INCREASE OK'D i WASHINGTON (AP) New'; Mexico's congressional delegation announced Thursday the; 'Housing and Urban Develop-' ment Department has approved: a 816,721 increase in the Jicaril-. a Apache Housing Authority's: loan for the const morion of 25 homes. The increase! i brings the total loan to $348.354.1 the delegation said. CLYDE 7 COMING TO BUNK'S FEED BARN Just Say "CharoCit" Use Our Payment Plait -T 1 DIAMOND MERCHANTS OF AMERICA lity 119 West BROADWAY TEEN AGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Southeci'em New Mexico's Lorgesr.

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