Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 4

I I I I I THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS A A Abilene Texas Monday Morning June IS 1994 Nixon Says He's Not a Candidate Haiti Prexy Elects Self For Lifetime Foreign Papers Quiet on Scranton opening July 13 In San Francisco Nixon expressed his views In IaUuIiIaii tltfoMllMH Ml I'Pail television interview on "For-broadcast program I in Chicago by station k- um" I WBKB a caliy 0 c- I CHICAGO (AP) Nixon said in the race for presidential nomination but 1 would accept if party leaders made him their choice The former vice president said the race is between Sen Barry Goldwater of Arizona and Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania He said he does not believe there is a "strong third force" that could deadlock the convention However he declined to ex press a personal preference for either candidate thus leaving himself open for any draft at the Richardiconvention Sunday he is not the Republican I il A I ta to Nixon took the position there should be many announced candidates campaigning before the convention opens In this way the convention would not go to one candidate by default ne said If GOP delegates were unable agree on a candidate and turned to him as the best and strongest person to unite the party Nixon said "I would undertake the responsibility of the By RICHARD KASISCHKE LONDON Gov William Scranton's late entry into the race against Sen Barry Goldwater for the Republican presidential nomination has European editors guessing about Scranton the man and his prospects Typical was a headline in tho London Observer: is This Grey-Flannel Lincoln?" Editorial comment was scarce and reluctant compared to the flood of comment mostly unfavorable that poured out when Goldwater won the California primary and appeared headed for the nomination What European comment there was welcomed Scranton's entry as giving the liberal Republicans a rallying point into the race a battle to the death at the San Francisco convention between rightist forces and the liberal sector of the party" The newspaper in a special bn tide from its Washington correspondent added action is important because America must live in-the world of today not the world of yesterday Goldwater lacks essential II Popolo newspaper of Premier Aldo Moro's Christian Democratic party said entry boosted Republican party prestige This paper also said Scranton apparently made his decision when Goldwater voted against Senate cloture mi the civil rights debate "Scranton also realized with the cold blood of a superb poker a last-minute inter player that PORT AU PRINCE Haiti (AP) Francois (Papa Doc) Duvalier on Sunday ban himself elected president id Haiti for life rule with all the firmness necessary" he promised his people The vote actually came on a referendum to approve a provision of a new constitution which says Duvalier has been asked to retain power for life in agreement with the will of all Haitians Papa election was practically automatic There was no opposition Ail the ballots were marked in answer to the query whether the voter wanted Duvalier to remain in office permanently The voting was free of such complications as registration and ballot marking Although officially each candidate was to be restricted to one ballot voters were allowed to cast as many as they wished The 50 polling stations in Port au Prince which opened from candidacy" "I donrt bi Viet Cong Unit Routed against the conservatives And it was agreed that he -would to fight have to fight fiercely to beat UP SIMM) vention might give him the role of rescuer of the party" it said Denmark's newspapers CONCEPTION OF MOON spare travelers use rocket ears Goldwater But whereas European editors seemed to feel they knew Gold-water and what he stands for from his speches Scranton is still a mystery to them Editors sent rash orders to their Washington correspondents for detailed stories about the Pennsylvanian his policies and announce rwrulta rf the vote hig chances The first of these Monday In 1961 Papa Doc hadjappeared in London Sunday pa- SAIGON South Viet Nam (AP) A Vietnamese river patrol turned the tables on Communist Viet Cong ambushers Saturday morning and killed 23 of them reliable sources reported Sunday The patrol of four small armed river boats was proceeding along the Mekong past Cho Gao Canal when an two companies of Viet Cong opened up with rifle and machine gun fire these sources reported The boats nosed into the Predictions on Moon Life Given by Space Scientists 6 am to 6 pm were deserted by noontime after an early morning voting rush Authorities were expected to continued to criticize Goldwater as too conservative while speculating on chances The conservative Copenhagen editorialized: acted too late nervous and uncertain He's a nice fellow hut unimportant But the Republicans will suffer a tremendous defeat if Goldwater is not stopped" liberal Ekstra-bladet said: Scranton can stop Goldwater but he probably will not succeed nomination would be a disaster for the Republican party" believe in being coy not being reluctant about the candidacy 1 don't think that the decision will be made at the convention in favor of my candidacy" he said Nixon said if Goldwater is nominated Goldwater view on issues will be the mainstream of the Republican party for 1964" He added however that he understood Goldwater has or changed his views1 has a right to change his views" he continued Nixon commented on ter's anti-cloture vote last week on the civil rights bill in the Senate and saiathc Arizona ator is not a racist Nixon said Republican have film clips of Lyndon Johnson as senator and again as President taking opposite views xi the civil rights question Turning to international affairs Noon said the United States faces defeat in South Viet Nam which eventually could lead to loss of all Asia to the Communists The former vice president said he favors hot pursuit of guerrilla forces into what he termed their North Viet Nam sanctuary or direct action against guerrilla bases in North Viet Nam pers himself re-elected to a second! six-year term by a vote of 1320-748 There was also no opposition then back firsthand information oni Electrically powered the what the moon is really like but wheels wouid be able to trav-this is what he now thinks lunar! erse wide cracks and bumpy explorers will need: 1 Rocket-powered terrain expectable on the moon Two of the twin-wheeled river bank Bring continuously and an ensign with four men lumped ashore routing the Viet cars something like helicopters spares without blades for moving base to base or exploring distant capable of pulling sleds across the lunar surface A flat bed Pakistan lo Rely Oscar Reynolds Of Merkel Dies Riles Set Tuesday On Western Aid By RALPH DIGHTON SUNNYVALE Calif (AP)-An educated glimpse of life on the moon in the 1970s shows explorers going from base to base in rocket cars hauling freight with tractors that look like refugees from a gear box and living ui clusters of oversize tin cans The prediction comes from Lockheed Missiles and Space Co scientists who have spent three years figuring out how to cram the tools needed for lunar existence into the nose of rockets that are yet to be designed Ray Schneyer head of the study said in an interview current ideas are subject to change when Apollo astronauts bring areas Tentative designs call for vehicles capable of carring two to four men on 600-mile roundtrips with enough food and oxygen to last 200 hours 2 Surface vehicles with 16-foot-diameter wheels that resemble huge gears The passenger compartment is a 12-foot sphere suspended in the center of two wheels Bobby Jutson Riles Sol Today Funeral services for Bobbie Jutson 60 will be held Monday at 10 am at Kiker-Warren Chapel The Rev Fowler Fairmount Methodist Church pastor -and the Rev Gerald Cates Highland Park Baptist Church pastor will officiate Mr Jutson died Friday afternoon at Hendrick Manorial Hospital Pallbearers will be Tobe Hil-burn Downing Mitchell Rot Knowles Ellis Sanders and Crawford hung between two tractors would provide the load-carrying capacity of a truck 3 delivered to the airless moon completely assembled and pressurized They would be cylinders equipped with living and working quarters for six men Any number of these cans could be connected by passageways or they could be stacked vertically in multistory apartments Schneyer said tractors houses and rocket cars would be delivered in separate payloads with a maximum of 25000 pounds per trip The loads will weigh considerably less when they get there One tractor and its tin-can-shaped garage for a instance wouid weigh 23000 a RAWALPINDI Pakistan (AP) says it will continue to rely mainly on Western assistance despite recent overtures from the Communist bloc nations will remain the mainstay of help for development plans for a long time' Saeed Hassan deputy chairman of the State Planning Commission said Hassan announced that Pakistan will receive $450 million in financing from Western nations including $220 million from the Unitea for its 1964-65 development program He said the World Bank was expected to contribute Romania Frees Prisoners Many The Observer's report Washington correspondent frey Hodgson said: has known too much about Scranton's politics because he is man who nas come a long way five years mainly by waiting until he was asked He has played hard to get "Many observers are naturally skeptical of Scranton the reluctant slave of duty They think he has ambition as well as a noblesse oblige and put his hesitations down to his shrewd sense that 1968 will be a better year for a Republican candidate for the presidency But if he has always been stow into the ring he has been aggressive enough once he is in it" In the London Sunday Times correspondent Henry Brandon wrote: what finally did stir Scranton up was Sen vote against closing off the filibuster on civil rights in the Senate When Scranton launched his candidacy from Baltimore it was an impressive and courageous performance but also a lonely one key to his success will be the extent to which other moderate Republicans rally behind him especially former President Eisenhower Only if Eisenhower helps Scranton at the top and Scranton himself can start a movement down at the grass-roots level weakening Goldwater support among debates at the Republican conven-on next month will he have a chance to create a stalemate by preventing Goldwater from winning on tne first or second ballot11 Madrid's Influential newspaper ABC said entry MrsWTWhorton Dies in Albany Funeral Tuesday ALBANY (RNS) -Mrs (Elizabeth) Whorton died at 10:20 am Sunday in the Bluebonnet Rest Home here after a lengthy Illness Funeral will be held Tuesday at a time to be announced at the First Methodist Churchof which die was a member The Rev- Robert Brown pastor will officiate Burial will be in Albany Cemetery under direction of Godfrey Funeral Home Born Dec 31 1874 in Mississippi she had lived in Albany the release of prisoners was termed by Western diplomats 7nn significant step on the part the Romanian Communist P1' tow-gravity By RICHARD O'REGAN BUCHAREST Romania (AP) announced Sunday it has beat releasing thousands of political prisoners and plans MERKEL (RNS) Oscar Jett Reynolds 64 died at Sadler Clinic Hospital Sunday after-noon after a short illness Funeral will be held at 3 pm Tuesday at the Amity Baptist Church nedr Rising Star The Rev Marvin Clark pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church here will officiate Burial will be in the Amity Cemetery under direction of Starbuck Funeral Home He had lived in Merkel for five years having moved here from May He was a farmer until moving to Merkel and had been employed here by the Merkel Grain Elevator Born July 28 1899 in Robertson County he married Gertrude Cosper July 29 1925 at Amity Survivors include bis wife two sons Robert Wesley of Rosamond Calif Bobby Bert of Merkel one daughter Mrs Garland Sisk of Level land his mother Mrs Wesley Reynolds of Merkel: one brother Lee Mack of El Paso five sisters Mrs Elizabeth Arnold of Kermit Mrs Lillie English Mrs Gertrude Peterson and Mrs Fannie Dorrough all of Merkel and Mrs Mae Callahan of California He was preceded in death by daughter Willie Maurine 1 00-Yea r-Old Falls to Her Death MADISON Wis (AP) r- A 100-year-old woman plunged to her death early Sunday when she opened a window in her sec- ond-floor bedroom and tost her balance A daughter found the body of Mary Meyer on the ground below the window general pardon in August that will see internees out of jail by tiie end of the year Diplomats saw an effort by the move the 'Communist! drawings of the lunar hardware were released by the company In an interview Schneyer said the study so far has been limited to the technical problems of setting up a base for exploration haven't gone into costs yet" he said still concerned primarily with working out feasible solutions for loads expectable in the time period" rorjung Nine Persons Die In Turkish Flood ISTANBUL Turkey (AP)-At reported since '1917 having moved here least nine persons killed homes ard thousands of l-J flnnJ-l Hu flooded by win friends in the West Birladeanu said 7674 political prisoners had been released without publicity in the last 314 74 in 1961 2300 in 1962 2900 in 1963 and 2400 so far this friends in the yr He did not sayhowmany prisoners were still detained and would be pardoned in August but he said that by end will have practically no political Birladeanu said the general pardon was planned because the Communist government felt economic and other progress had been so extensive that the Ro- year told the Soviet Umon that manian people were in Romania would not join Soviet buiid fng socialism" The re-Premier Khrushchev now- eased prisoners he felt should abandoned plan for making a gjven a cbance WOrk and supranational organization out Uve normal lives DECONGESTAIT EYE KXIFS TION I errital i Urti InrtmUr to mt ltd iwmhh Hied iofltaM immumum cooti aooUie Mid roroforto Available at all drag mini na veicrlptkm needed -Adr from Blooming Grove Tex Her husband died in 1927 Survivors include three sons Joe and both of Albany and Winston of Tahoka three daughters Mrs A Robertson and Mrs Curb both of Waco and Mrs Earl Rodden of Pueblo Colo 10 grandchildren and eight destroyed of farmland storms which swept four Turkish provinces this weekend Many persons left their homes and sought shelter mi high ground as torrential rain accompanied by lightning hit the provinces of Sivas Konya Man-isa and Izmir Former Munday Woman Succumbs i WBt SHOPPING CENTEX ELMWOOD WEITWIOPPING featured in Elmwood West this Week I of COMECON the economic association of East European states Romania's attitude including its recent signature of a Western diplomats here say they believe the regime of Gheorghlu-Dej has indeed more support today than at any other time They attribute this to Ro- Two Breckenridge Girls Rescue Girl From Boat WEATHERFORD (RNS) -Mrs Lavada Jacobs 75 a resident of Parker County for the past 30 years former resident of Munday died at 11:45 pm Saturday in a Weatherford nursing home Funeral will be held at 2 pm Tuesday in Galbreaith-Pickard tradejgwt' with the United stand against the Soviet has led to Western Union to of speculation of hard feelings between the Soviet Union and Romania Birladeanu admitted the country and to a policy of "national consciousness" Birladeanu said it consciousness" but "So- Graveside Riles Set for Infant KNOX CITY (RNS) Graveside services were held at 3 pm Sunday at Knox City Cemetery for Tanya Lynette Cypert infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyndol Cypert She was born Saturday at 9:55 pm ahd lived only a short time Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Cypert Knox City and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Moore O'Donnell The Rev Tony Longval conducted the services ences of opinion" between thejcialist that was be-two Communist states but said tag encouraged in Romania He ing encouraged in floated through the deep water near the middle of the river The two girls jumped into the water swam to the boat and towed it back to where it could be tied up to the bank Mrs Peacock had gone to a nearby home to call for the Breckenridge Rescue Service but before the rescue team arrived the girl was safely back with her family BRECKENRIDGE Two young Breckenridge girls rescued a Wichita Falls girl adrift in a rapidly-filling wooden boat on the clear fork of the Brazos River nine miles north of Breckenridge Sunday afternoon Patsy and Carolyn Sue Pea-ick daughters of Mr and Horace Peacock of Breckenridge were at the river with their family when they heard Betty Whitney of Mineral Wells screaming The Mineral Wells girl had become frightened ana was moving about in the boat which had begun to fill with water as it admitted the regime was renaming streets theaters and factories that carried Russian names and that the study of Russian no longer was obligatory in Ro-Khrushchev made a secret visitmanian schools to Romania last year but said! But he said it was a normal the Soviet leader came to hunt step to let and children is no shadow over the relations between out people and the peoples of the Soviet Union" He confirmed rumors that Funeral Chapel with burial in Weatherford She had lived in the Munday area for several years before moving to Weatherford Born Feb 5 1889 in Franklin County she was a member of the Northside Baptist Church here Survivors include four daughters Mrs Viola Dickerson of Electra Mrs Pearl Vance of Lynwood Calif Mrs Flossie Titus of Oakes and Miss Betty Jacobs of Weatherford three sons Elbert of Maywood Calif Allen of Wichita Falls and Joel of Rochester one sister Mrs Lillie Foshee of Electra: one brother Jordan of Wichita Falls freely the language children should study and that Russian names on streets had been eliminated because they were of the cult of Talk of recent pressure by Khrushchev on Romania's Communist chief Gheorghe Gheorg-hiu-Dej he said is fantasy" announcement of Good News mm- FREE DEMONSTRATION MEETING DALE CARNEGIE COURSE Ivor to Dvvtlop yaur mamary Mativota affeari Exprati yaunalf mara attacfivaly ta Ml-' vMuab at waN at bafara fiaupt Win friandi Canducf tanftrantai Cantral wany Pavtlap badarthip pualHiat Ctnarata anthutiavn TIME: 7:07 PM PLACE: SOUTHWEST SAVINGS I LOAN COMMUNITY ROOM 340 HICKORY STREET DATE: TUESDAY JUNE 16th Funeral Pending For Wreck Victim SWEETWATER (RNS) -Funeral arrangements for Helen Ruth Brown 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Brown Jr of Sweetwater are pending here at Cate-Spencer Funeral Home She was killed Saturday morning in a traffic accident near Eloy Ariz when a car in which she was riding was involved in a wreck The family was going to California to visit a sister She was riding in a car with her brother Donald of Sweetwater and their parents were in orother car The body is due to arrive by train Tuesday at 4 am Former Winters Resident Dies BALLINGER (RNS) Cranford 64 died at 7:30 am in Midland Memorial Hospital Midland He was a former Winters resident Funeral will be held at 2 pm Wednesday in Alton Davis Chapel here Burial will be In Wingate Cemetery Born and reared In Mason County Mr Cranford moved! to Runnels County In 1931 and was married on March 21 1935 in Winters The couple moved to San Angelo the same year They moved to Odessa in 1951 and remained there until 1961 when they went to Midland He was a truck driver and belonged to the Church of Christ Survivors are his wife two sons A of New Mexico and of Albuquerque two daughters Mrs Jessie (Edith) Granthan San Angelo and Mrs Ronald Haughton Nor-HAVANA Forty-six So- folk Va: one brother Tom of viet agriculture technicians who Winters three sisters Mrs Zola Alice Jowell GRIGSBY'S SHOE STORE is shown displaying the wide voriety of Straw Bags available at their store in Elmwood West Special Grouping SOQ STRAW BAGS Reg $598 tJ nr Phone tell us how much money you need to meet all your seasonal expenses Take up to 36 months to repay- now! THanuMMUKMiwnM LOANS $100 $300 $900 $1400 AND UP I SAX SPONSORED AS A COMMUNITY SERVICI IT RADIO STATION KWKC 718 Leggett PRESENTED IN WEST TEXAS BY WARREN QUINLAN and ASSOCIATES FOR INFORMATION PHONE OR 3-2S45 WRITE BOX 5261 ABILENE TEXAS Elmwood West Center 1 FINANCE THRIFT CORPORATION ff Abllano 152 Pine Street OR 3-8283 Serving the people of Texas for over 1 8 years OPEN MONDAY NITE TIL 9 PM nV had been here instructing Cubans left for home this weekend but plan to be back in August Havana papers reported Cummings and Mrs Annie Ysr-i? nell both of Austin and Mrs Ru-I ben Powers Comanche and seven grandchildren l1i pk4mmimw anonmi ihihj oxmmiin am aooe.