Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 3

3-A THE ABILENE RETORTER-NEWS Abilene Texas Monday Evening March 10 1969 DALE CARNEGIE COURSE I om interested in information about the Dale Carnegie Course being sponsored by The Abilene Reporter News NAME Nixon Move May Lessen Anti-Missile Opposition By ROBERT WALKER leafed it wants to proceed with a1 dear-tipped Spartan intercep-Assodated Press Writer rtvamed version which could tors will be moved as much as WASHINGTON (AP) AnV used for bargaining purposes30 miles from major population STREET ADDRESS CR PO BOX CITY PHONE sites criticism accidental the targets expected move by President expected arms limitation Nixon to scale down plans forks with the Soviet Union the Sentinel program may less- The hope is that such a modi-en opposition to the antimissile fied system would also be cheap! defense system especially in enough to placate Sentinel cost! areas would become Congress critics and yet satisfy demands for Soviet weapons Nixon studied the the military and others for Some 13 locations had centers Location of the near cities had drawn from citizens who feared explosions or that been HENDRICK MEMORIAL i William Shoemaker Rt 5 The following patients were Dora Williams 802 Ash admitted over the weekend at Birdie Mae Dickey 2134 Hendrick Memorial Hospital: 'Merchant Mrs Ralph Krieger 2833 San Elizabeth Daniel Miguel Clyde Randall Stacy 1542 15th Mrs Fred Merkel John Stacy 1542 15th i Mrs Wilbert Ralph Darnell Trdty Walker 1609 Graham 1 Sweetwater Rodrido Castillo Jr 2041 Lee Roy Iglehrtrt Colorado Ambler City Johnny Farmer 1242 17th Mrs Rosanna Simmons 870 i Mrs Clarence Frecby Plum Huckleberry Mrs Goss Hawley I Cliff Fowler 2210 Shoreline Regina Christian 758 Cockrell Mrs Pruitt 1152 Mrs Frank Cowan 1933 Sycamore Sycamore Orville James Big Spring I2M Mrs Joyce Rising Star I Joan Crowell McMurry Petra Rodriquez 2125! Mrs Odell Simon 925 Kirkwood iLiliius Mrs Rupert Stockton Lawn William Cabancss 2450 3rd Drummond Hamlin Mrs Rana Holstine Rt 5 Mrs Dan Boyd Anson Mrs Slater Cisco Mrs Irene Jones 1449 Victoria Fannie Reeves Cross Plains Mrs Morris Orr Sweetwater Anton Blenicke Bangs Mrs Mary Thornton 1341 Poplar George Smith 1519 Matador Rodney Dominey Hamlin Johnny Jacobs Merkel John Elkins 1900 Roosevc't 2301 Felix Bailey Betterton 1109 Enrique Arriola 2258 Fannin Mrs Xatividad Garcia 633 Treadaway George Smilh Gerard Cliff Huff 709 Sandefer I Mrs John Marvin Crow Westridge Mrs James Brooke Faiinin William Milstead Wasington Ben White Anson Mrs Joe Garza 5102 Toas Mrs Ruby Conner 3161 Ivy sial antiballLstic missile prn-isome rt of protection against j-wlccted tentatively as missile gram over the weekend in Flori-! possible Chinese attacks lMtcs at lhe time of the freeze Mrs Florine Martin 535 ill'ghland Maude Griifin 1034 Oak Bobby Daffern 3426 27th Mrs Oswald French Chicago III Miss Eula Howell Cisco Bend Adams Coolidge Sue Farris 4035 7th Robert David Johnson Eastland Mrs i Pope m9 -Kirkwood Linda Irving 558 EN 21st Kent Conner 2358 Mimosa Robbie Fay Wren Munday Mrs Marie Dutton 2414 27th Mrs George Buchanan 3142 4th Sally Curry 3498 Ward Eunice Smith 1234 San Jose Tambra Sue Vinson 841 Amarillo Mrs Grady Carr 1401 18th Mrs Xatividad Garcia 633 Treadaway Shawn Dee Price 1718 23rd Douglas Petty 1342 Si Jefferson Mrs Bois D'Arc Mrs Brownwood Thomas Baucum 902 Palm Mrs Baker 1728 4th Mickey Russell 4036 Laurel Mrs Melvin McDaniels Ballinger Mrs Norma Stewart Tye Martin Winters Thomas Gonzales Rule Maria Perez Sweetwater Lane Mrs Sharp Irving Dismissals Mark Kevin Giles 609 San Jnse Mrs Henry Hulsey 2142 Texas Raymond Alvarez 303 nayniunu Aivdira MSila i fiPZ owPrlWHlPr Heinemann Stirs Sharp Dispute FRANKFURT Germanycal dispute only six months be I AP Some of West fore a national election leading politicians and news-! The mass-circulation Bild Zei-papers attacked President-elect lung called lleinemann's weekend interview with the Stuttgar- Gustav Heinemann today for but work had started on only one near Boston Even advocates of the system have been urging Nixon to cut back on deployment to about six sites in order to ease opposition Sen Milton Young R-ND told an interviewer over the weekend that he had urged Nix- da and Ls scheduled to announce1 also expected that pro-a decision early this week to posed missile sites for the nu- employ a modified sys- trm with perhaps fewer missile nu sites than originally planned JOJJg UOW KllCS and further away from major population centers Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said in an inter- saying West Germany must be ter Zeitung "the wrong word at that a cutba'ck to thVpLROrrA? VciutwMaSK t0 a' wron2 time the wng! posed number of missile sites ded Callan would be easier to and rtj membership in theplace'1 satisfy Hospital was to be held at 4 satisfy some people" sell While cutting down the number of sites will satisfy some critics Mansfield said he indicated he still has serious The outspoken Heinemann a 'Congress who are worried about eahersbee Socialist who was elected last the cost of the proposed ABM uneral L-napei week after being justice minis-program The Rev Bob Ford pastor of ter in the coalition Cabinet said Critics fear the system oncciFirst Unied Methodist to officiate the North Atlantic Treaty Organization if that is necessary to reunify Germany The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeilung said statement had thrown the coalition government into a sharp politi- started will grow both in cost was assisted by Rev Billy Hudnall pastor of in the interview: Every German THOUGHTS army must and intent from one originally in principle be prepared to be estimated at $5 billion to protect called into question in the inter-against Chinese Communist! Mr- 1 Ior esls of improving the political rockets to a 840 billion svstomi3' wee Fabian Bell Baird Tom Partain 2617 Woodard Rocha Ft Worth Moiris 5214 Virgil Streety Snyder Lawless 1618 Crabtree 1409 Anlilley Rt 5 Stovall 900 Cypress Thompson 3209 College Clifford a 1 Hargrove Riles Sel Green Child's For they sow the wind and they shall reap the whirlwind standing grain has no situation ALso membership in geared against the Soviet Union! Survivors include his wife of NATO as I have said often They see this as a major escala-itjmhome daughters MrsjY enough in past years cannot be-tion of the arms race 1 the ultimate goal of German! Even policy because it is impossible nri a(jmjt have done our best wait the result in Lubbock English Ti III I 1 Tamara Lyn Saunders 15 Erie YfCullCSudy Willis Lowe 1349 Chestnut WG SPRING funeral for Mrs Clayton stlean Green 9 of Midland Sweetwater Richard Huckahy Breckenridge Mille Pearl Fry 825 Butternut Vera Fain 2201 Palm Estari? Henderson CorsicanaspriJJ lchMwlstaind to those who MwartTkeanniy rtcfeveland grandfather home in BlgiM rJL who have been fight ingAngeld and Mrs Martha Boren immediate deployment of the jof Odessa 26 grandchildren 18 Mrs Estelle Howard 3149 Justice of the Peace told a Christian Democratic party meeting: this Funeral for John Hargrove 51 of 1734 Sewell a surveyor will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at Elliott's Chapel of Memories Burial will be in Albany Cemetery Mr Hargrove died at 11:30 pm Saturday in the Veterans Hospital in Dallas after an extended illness Bom April 14 1917 in Stamford he meved to Abilene from Stamford in 1923 He graduated seagraves from Abilene High School inj 1935 and attended McMurry Ramero Mrs Mrs Mrs Shelton Charlie Kirkwood Myrtle Cecil Mrs aiiu auviiucv Riwviui Sentinel missile system great-grandchildren An Associated Press poll over' 19th jjess Slaughter ruled death by Mrs Raymond Borrego and natural causes baby 1641 21st she had lived the past 18 Mrs Pastel Thomason and months in Big Spring She was a of the Baker Chapel baby 1234 Bowie member ---iWiard Homanj opposing funds this THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS Published baric diliy Herat one Saturday nd Sunday by th REPORTER PUSLISNINO CO Ind I Cypress Bo Ph Abilene Texas 7W04 Andrew Shelton President and Publish McCarty Vic President Business Manager and Advertising Director Ed Wishcamptr Vic President of Editor 11 Prank Pruitt Vice President at Circulation Second cioso postage paidTf Abilene Texsa RATES: BY CAR- RIER-CELIVERY IN WEST TEXAS Morning and Sunday or Evening end Sunday S2C0 per montn Morning Evening and Sunday S3J5 per College He married Margaret flaranr A Hftnfi (Jiggs) Reynolds in Abilene inunwllwW HVJCr Funeral Tuesday 1941 A member of the Texas! Surveyor's Council he had mode of expression to a fateful mode of thought is only a short step" He expressed the wish that Heinemann would stop trying to influence politics Heinemann will give up his party affiliation when he takes over the largely ceremonial nonpartisan past of president onj July 1 Bruno Heck general tary of the Christian Dem' crats said the army is neces- Mil Ml Jil MWvil operated his own surveying business here for a number of years Mrs Hubert Doss and baby 2501 Elmwood Mrs Jimmie Wade and baby Junction Mrs Joe Bernal and baby 1724 Rucker Mrs Travis Lover and baby 725 Mesquite Mrs Terry Neal Bishop and BRECKENRJDG E- Funeral for Clarence Hope 72 former He was a member of St Paul Breckenridge resident will be AME Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs Vernon Green of Midland four sisters Gloria Jacquline Anita and Lawanda all of the home four brothers Nathan Richard Bradley and Rodney all of the home paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Aquilla Green of Mount maternal Mr and Mrs Green of Big Spring great-grandparents Mrs Green of Sentinel sites 24 in favor of Riles Pend CmEMAS IMS) -WUjrt the system and that was the! mans s- 1968 high water mark for 5licd aJ 1 a m-nents Monday at his residence Nixon is expected to call for He was the owner of the Clark Auto Parts Co of Coleman Services are pending at Stevens Funeral Home He was a member of the Coleman Church of Christ Survivors include his wife of Coleman a son of San Antonio and a daughter of San Angelo I Soviet of work on the sys Westrozen mon amd contro jversy over its cost effective- ness' kn8er to cities and effect gov- at 2 pm Tuesday at the First United Methodist Church Officiating will be the Rev United Methodist Church He was district committee chairman of the Chisholm Trail Council Boy Scouts of America Survivors include his wife sary and as long as the John Taylor pastor Burial will baby 728 High Union continues its politics" NATO membership be in Breckenridge 0 two sons John of Midland and under direction of Sattei BY MAIL- in Texas Morning od Sunday or Evening and Sunday one month tltS 3 months SISS OTHER STATES: Morning and Sunday or Evening snd Sunday 1135 pe- month MEMSfcR OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press It entitled exclusively to the use tor reeublication of all local newt printed In this newspaper os well i the AP newt die-ratchet remains the only basis for German policy The controversy is expected to put a new strain on the cox The following patients were admitted over the weekend at Cox Memorial Hospital: Mrs Edward A Blakeney 402 i' Burger Jott New 1617 Oak Mrs Sandra Savage 602 Cedar Pleasant grandparents Walter maternal Mr and Edd Funeral Home Born Dec 18 1896 in Longview Mr Hope died at 2:45 am Sunday in Las Cruces NM He came to Stephens County as a child and graduated from Breckenridge High School Glenn of the home his mother Mrs Dcra Hargrove of 1525 Sewell one brother Raymond of Houston Pallbearers will be Joe Parris Jerry Carter Carlos Ferguson Charles Norton Jack Covington and Elmer Hnllowell w-r eminent coalition of Christian Democrats and Social Democrats Heinemann was elected by a coalition of Social Democrats with the small Free Dem ocratic party and there been speculation that those two parties might try to get together 1 after the September election to freeze the Christian Democrats ISIS Aldridge's Funeral Pending ROT AN Funeral arrangements are pending with Weathersbee Funeral Home for Mr Hope graduated from West Texas State College (now West Texas State University) and did graduate work at George Peabody Teachers College the University of Chicago University of Oregonjstale and Southern Methodist Univer-1 Mrs Dennis Donnelly 1448 sity He had a and Hope 1 i degree in education Mrs Virgie Tankersley Knox CISCO (RNS) Mrs Ellen a professor emeritis in edu- City Frances Helms 92 who had cation and psychology at New Mrs Charlie Patterson 1217 been ill about a month died at Mexico State University 'Lakeside Drive 6:45 pm Sunday in the Graham Mr Hope had taught school in! Mrs Jonnie Alexander 2150 Edd Aldridge 97 retired out farmer who died at 5 pm Sun- Heinemann pointed out he day in the Fisher County nothing new in the inter- Nursing Home in Rotan after a view He withdrew from Konrad -long illness Cabinet in 1950 be 1 cause he opposed rearmament He has also long taken the position that Germany will not be reunified as long as West and East Germany are building up armies and belong to rival mili-jtary alliances Hospital here She was born in Georgia Sept 19 1876 She moved to Rising Breckenridge for a number of Clinton years and had served as principal of an elementary school The ST ANN following patient was admitted over the weekend at St Ann Hospital: Miss Augustine Rodriguez 233 Star as a child and to Cisco before moving to New Mexico where she has been living for 35 in 1936 Mr Hope retired in 1961 and years Getting a great looking pair of 'AC1 Haggar slacks is He was born Dec 25 1871 in Moulton Ala and married Nancy Lorel Milam there in 1913 They came to Rotan in February of 1922 from Alabama She died in May of 1965 He was a member of the Church of Christ Survivors include three daugh-j tens Mrs Flop Roberts of Mid-f ranlr HAlfman'r land and Mrs John Fellhauerj1 VIIIIIQII i and Mrs Charles Emerson bothlPIli-1 of Clinton Mo five sons 1110101 I6I1ISIIY6 and Don both of Rotan Bill of Dodge City Kan of Eatontown and Fred of Hopkinsville Ky One son Dcncil died in 1947 BALLINGER Funeral tentatively set for 3 pm Tuesday at Allen Davis Funeral Chapel for Frank Hoffman Basinger led Jess Helms June was a member of Retired in Rising Star He Association He became a Dismissals member of the Breckenridge rirlie First Methodist Church in 1906 Survivors include a sister Miss Emma Hope of Las Cruces NM six nieces and and three nephews' married Jess Helms June and one daughter her in death will be at 10 am in the East Cisco' Church Rev Mart of Cisco and Rev Mrs Lamesa Mrs Lillian Poplar Mrs Hattie Powell Odis Dickerson Swindell 1026 Ovalo Merkel WEST TEXAS The following patients were and a daughter Margarelt died admitted during the weekend to She 10 one son preceded Funeral Tuesday Baptist Agnew Herman Anderson of Breckenridge will officiate Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery under the direction of the Rust Funeral Home Survivors Include three' sons Alva Helms of Abilene Onis Helms and Homer Helms both of Hamlin one daughter Mrs Hazel Pritchard of Cisco one sister Mrs Nannie Fountain of Rising Star 20 grandchildren and 46 great grandchildren Grandsons will serve- as pallbearers Men know whot they want and how to get it- They insist on the good grooming that comes with! every pair of neat I trim Forever Prest Snug-Duds Hoggor Snug-Duds feature' easy core blends I pottems plaids checks end solids and either the belt loop model with its own ribbon belt or the newest front pocket continentals looo West Texas Medical Center: Howard Appling Baird Mrs Ada Collins 1738 Rich- Cynthia Campbell 7MI Ja6 Ellis Bilbrey 865 Vine Mrs Melba Fleming Rt 5 COMANCHE Mrs Marsha Fowler 1202 Irs- £an Killian 89 a resident paim here 56 years was to be held at Mrs Gladys Mundy 60l2 Monday in Oak LawnFu- Ls 71 with the Rev James Sinclair of Winters officiating Burial will be in Norwood Cemetery Born May 16 1897 in Brown-wood Mr Hoffman was found dead about 7 pm in the barn of his stock farm following an apparent heart attack He married Ollie Greenwood Feb 11 1920 in Ballinger He lived on a stock farm about two miles north of Benoit all of his life He was a member of the Presbyterian Church USA Survivors include his wife two sons Garlyn of College Station and Valtom of Spur two daughters Juanna Hoffman of Houston and Mrs Lyvondn Medan of Houston two brothers Arthur and Joe both of Ballinger two sisters Mrs A Pullin of Talpa and Mrs 11 Hunt of Dallas five Jesse Vaughan's Funeral Pending SNYDER Funeral ar rangements are pending at Bolger Funeral Home for Jesse Vaughan a retired blacksmith and a resident of Snyder for a number of years Mr Vaughan died at 1:30 pm Sunday in Mounlainair NM while en route to Belin NM with his son A Vaughan His body is being flown to Bolgcr's Survivors include a daughter Mrs Maggie Middlebrook of Bryan eight sons A nf Belin Cleo in Vietnam with the US Armed Forces Denver of Sekiu Wash Odell of Daylc Calif of New-ard Calif Gregory of Oroville Calif Ba3com of Susanville Calif and Raysell Don of Rryan neral Chapel The Rev Harvey Raines pastor of First United Methodist Church was to officiate Burial was to be in Oakwood Cemetery under direction of Oak Lawn Funeral Home Mrs Killian died at 1:30 pm Saturday in a local rest home Born 17 1879 in San Marcos the former Pearlie Mae Weathersby married Dan Killian June 28 1903 in Comanche She was a member of the First United Methodist Church Survivors include a daughter Survivors include a daughter 4 The gowith Munsingweor knit: wins going-oway! Choose a comfortable mock turtle in a cool cotton-acetate knit In solids or cross-bar stripes Or a honey-comb knit in solids Smoll to Extra Large 500 Wallace Funeral Is Today COLEMAN Services were to be held at 4 pm Monday in Stevens Memorial Chapel for Wallace Jack Wester 84 retired farm worker The Rev Paul Smith pastor of Concho Baptist Church was to officiate with burial following In Coleman City Cemetery Mr Wester died Sunday morning In his home after a short illness Born Dec 16 1884 in Mississippi he had lived in Coleman County since 1904 He was a member of the Concho Baptist Church and married Mrs Nora Carrlnger Sept 12 1932 Survivors Include his wife four daughters Mrs Lulher Creek of Bronte Mrs Walter Graham of Abilene Mrs Grover Meyers of Houston and Mrs Inez Singleton of Houson three sisters Mrs Ed Yates of Coleman Mrs Oscar Yates of Sunset Jack Ball Clyde Kenneth Brady 902 ES 11th Raymond Moore 2802 18th Nathan Turner Rt 5 Mrs Florine Martin Box 365 Gary Summer Rt 5 Ray I King Aspermont Dismissals Mrs Dorothy Conlin 3109 Monterrey Circle A Markham 1742 Jeanette Kirby Priest Box 7889 Lennie Allison 302 Mockingbird Mrs Elizabeth Peters 535 Hickory Mrs Bessie Jenkins 2141 Glendale Mrs Ona Strange 401 Peach Mrs Jane Easterling Hamilton Richard High 670 West-wood Mrs Dorothy Gates 2057 Sycamore James A Brandon Clyde Richard Fletcher 1408 Tangle wood Dublin Maryneat Tommy Lnughlin 2809 Ross Mrs Jimmy Guy 2800 Sayles Gorman Child Still Critical A four-year-old Gorman chili who swallowed some pills Iasi Tuesday night a 1 unconscious and still in criiica condition in the intensive care unit of Hendrick Memorial Hospital Monday morning Tony Whitlock son of Mr and Mrs James Whitlock of Gorman was taken to Blackwell Hospital il iij Mrs Nellie Mae Hark of Co-1101111011 MOSlCY mane he a brother Doc Weathersby of Fort Worth a Pif a TflfKIV sister Mrs Katie Morris of San UllvIOl II lUIIQf Antonio I Pallbearer were to be IraJ BRECKENRIDGE Funeral Clemons Jim Roberts Monselle Jack Mosley 56 who died Friday in Izm Angeles Calif was to be held at 2 pm Monday in Mount Olive Baptist Church The Rev Nat Foster pastor was to officiate Burial was to be in Breckenridge Cemetery birth was reported atjundp- direction of Sattcrwhitc AFB Hospital over the Funeral Home Survivors include his mother Mrs Hester Mosley of and Mrs Douglas Trexler 5401 Breckenridge and (me sister Quests at 12:3 am Saturday Mrs WUbon Bnutte of Houston The Jiosuet sock: Burlington's Gold Cup in Orlor ond nylon Very rugged Very comfortable US pair in Gorman following the Incident Tuesday night and was Coleman and Mrs Cope of transferred to Hendrick Coleman 12 grandchildren IThursday i jr.