The Waco News-Tribune from Waco, Texas • Page 10

CThr Warn dritti-(Trib mtr Page 10-A Texas Wednesdov, Feb. 22, CIA to Halt Some Clandestine Funds ashington ltd tor Richard of the (infral Intelligence Agency told Tuesday that the CIA tfoifld cut off ftnnfccial aid to a number of private activities. met in clofed session with 12 members of the Senate subcommittee that oversees ClA operations Chairman Rioh- B. Russell, told reporters aftenvard that some clandestine financing would be sjopped. The meetine was called to look into rc ontly disclosed subsidy to the National Student Association (NSAh This set off the furor that revealed the CIA had been secretly helping to support several nongovernmental organizations.

Russell, defendinc the CIA. naid the dispute created by the CLA-NSA relationship had damaged" the effectiveness of the CIA. But he said charges that it had hurt academic freedom were a lot of Russell first told reporters It was his own opinion that It now be well for the CIA to sever the financial connections with a great number of Asked if Helms had stated such an intention to the subcommittee, Russell replied, But he said he would rather not quote Helms. Russell's defense of the CIA came as Sen. Robert F.

Kennedy. told UPI in an interview that if the CIA erred in supporting the NSA, it was the fault of the Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson administrations. All of them, he said, had to approve the plan. Group Channeled CIA Monev DALLAS, Tex. The state chairman of the Republican Party, Peter Jr.

of Dallas, said Monday that a foundation which he heads has served as a channel for Central Intelligent Agency But he said that the Jones- Foundation of wh: he is president, has had no connection with his work In the Republican Party. declined to give the details of CIA funds handled by the foundation, saying "I will have more to say about it at a later Returns filed bv the founda- tinn with the Dallasof- fiee of the Lremal Revenue Service show that the foundation received S20.000 in and S30.000 in 1962 the Berrien Trust and the Price Fund, both of. which have been identified as CIA disbursement The returns of thp tax-exempt Dallas foundation show that it cational and charitable" purposes, and made other to Dallas schools and charities. Tax returns in the district 1RS office also show that funds from CIA organizations were also channeled through the Florence Foundation of Dallas. The returns named the Republic National Bank of Dallas trustee but listed no foundation officials.

Bank officials declined to elaborate on the tax return or to name the officials of the foundation. Earlier, two other Dallas- based Hoblitzelle Foundation and the Kentfield linked to organizations identified has having channeled CIA funds. in turn uted funds to the American Friends of the Middle Fast, and to the Cuban Freedom Commission of the Christian Form. O'Donnell 1 fhe foundation's charter is operated for edu- Tax Deadline Near For Full Payments Waco taxpayers who did not pay one-half their tax bill before Dec. 1 must pay the full amount by Feb.

2S, Tax Director F. E. Murrell reminded Tuesday. Those who paid half their taxes before Dec. 1 have until May SI to pay the second half wSk 'I (ri If There are overv 2000 REASONS Behind Extra Touch of Service 7TA is constantly adding more non stop flights, faster service, better schedules.

We have pure jet service Houston and Dallas and many of our other metropolitan areas, plus jet prop flights to over half of our 64 cities. even gone international with flights to Tampico, Veracruz and Monterrey, Mexico. But it takes more than this to grve the extra touch of service to over 100,000 TTA passengers every month. It takes the friendliness, courtesy and personal interest of each and every TTA employee. It takes Pamper of Extra Touch of than 2000 people strong at 7TA.

Come fly uith un. Come jly uith OPEN DAILY 9am to 10 pm COTTON SANFORIZED TWILL BOYS SLACKS Cotton Ivy twill Slacks. 4 ont with button, zip fly. Ivy model, cuffs. Black, Wheat and Pewter.

Sizes 6 to 16. LADIES' STRETCH SLACKS The Sleek Look Solids and Prints i Choice of fabrics, shades and styles. Stretch sizes in 12 to 16 BLUE COTTON DENIM Boys Western Jeans COTTON DENIM Infants CRAWLERS Fins quality Cotton Dtnlm Crawler with contrasting stitch trim. Gripper crotch, back yoke, covered elastic waist end 2 front pockets. Novy, Red and Blut.

LONG SLEEVE COTTON Boys SPORT SHIRTS quality Cottonf. Long sleeves, assorted collar styles. Assorted ond Solid Colors to choose from. Si zes 8 to 18. SHARKSKIN or COTTON FLANNEL Mens DRESS SLACKS mm CL WOMENS TEENS Continental LOAFERS LADIES NYLON TRICOT Lace Trim Petticoats Easy care Nylon Tricot witK assorted lace trims.

Choost from White, Pink, Blue, Maize, Mint and Black. Sizes Small, Medium and Large. COTTON IVY PRINT SPRING FABRICS Neat Spring ond Summer designs in Granny Neat Patterns, and Stripes. 1 to 6 yard pieces. Continental model hemmed ond Ivy model cuffed Slacks.

Black, Grey, Olive Green and Iridescent Blue Green. Sizes 29 to 42. Hobnail and Chenille Bedspreads Machine wash able. Needs no ironing. Choice Decorator colors.

Twin or Full Sixes Plenty Free Parking 1312 NEW Italian tan or black step-ins thotfit like a charm and look like many dollars more. Whipped vamp and super wear soles and heels. All man made materials for extra service. First quality, of roHrse. Sizes 5 to 10.

AT BOSQUE BRAND NEW! RECORD ALBUM More of the M0NKEES Mary Mary on Girl Day We Fall In Love in the Morning a Believer Many More E-Z Layaway Plan.