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The Waco News-Tribune from Waco, Texas • Page 9

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Issues Routine IVIatters Handled l'" Instriiclions V-, Mftm, County commissioners couri was bark homo Monday on the and light wires now are hidden behind walnut paneling r- Vic Hall entered two grand jury orflers Monday, one re-jinstructing the district clerk to open an envelope revealing the names of ihe July-term McLennan County Grand Jury panel, the other ordering the panel members to convene in 54th it rict Court at 8:30 a. m. July 8 first floor of the courthouse ion and a lowered ceiling, the first time since P'eb. in. i a little tovich-up work All these weeks while cn imams, Seats for 60 persons will Construction Co.

was the court quarlors and othorj parts the 1 luclse Ray and the; four rommlss.oncrs have heen groceries suhml.tedi A jt.ry eomntission of nnrt pHsoncrs for the next Wittstruck, all of Waco, andj missioners Lechl'er Jerrv VV. Lee of McGregor selected Mashek Rov Xairand members on June 23. Mabhek. ISaU and bei 12-member TZ "briehth jury will be formed 1 for the panel and will con- fnrmprlv nliimb- printed forms. vene to consider cases from the Downing Brothers and Young district attorney's office.

Brothers will continue to supply! Panel members are Mrs. J. county with asphaltic LeBlanc of 916 North; terials. -Twentieth Street, W. R.

(Skeet)l Differnt firms were low bid- Hason of 18()9 Noiih Twenty-! iders for bridge materials. fourth Street, Dr. Burke A. West Lumber ('o. will supply sons of 2620 Starr Avenue, Dr.

Ihe wisdom of .3 wortli of nails, Hart Charles Call of 2509 Lake Oaks today is obsolescent if it not will Drive, John T. Peter.son of 2901 already obsolete. N. D'm- 220 worth of bridge Woodland Drive, George Voweir bam said Monday in opening R. Lumber Co.iof McGregor, Hugene Mnnske of the Alumni College at Baylor will furnish j.

vv. Jeffrey of 2817 I'niversity. worth of oak lumber and Drive, B. Frank Mad-' form and strur- Supply Co, of Waco will'dox Jr. of West, Rev.

M. ture alters so rapidly that 66 worth of No. 8 Griffin of 1324 North Sixth Street HPO social and political and No. 8 creosote Craven of 307 Karem p.I“ I I Is dangerously said bep, ml.M JM Dunham, director of the Baylor Kvening Division. is PolicC rtbimf Tuesday, June 29, 1965 Waco, Texav IS EXMZI -Pogt 9 Qiieen Savs iVlade Right Beatrix Choice BANK TRUST OFFICERS joined in applauding the Waco NewS'Tribune for adding market reports to its long list of reader services.

These Waco bankers ore Hart Nonce, trust officer at Citizens Notional Bank; Albert J. Dennis, trust officer of First tional Bonk; and Herman Coleman, president of Notionol City Bonk, Bankers say Waco is becoming a finoncial center in Texas and complete market reports in the Woco newspoper will help the city achieve that image. iRoad, Mrs. Harold Yates of 2401 Rosewood Drive, Larry CONTINUED PAGf ONE new challenge of adult filuca- tion. Continuous reassessment of Worirtiltt knowledge and experience is a HP 11 necessity for Dunham spoke to a small ''Het group of Baylor ex-students and DALLAS (UPD Police Chief Waco area residents on "The McKissack of Bonham, Need for Continuing Education shot in the head Sunday night in a Changing his home, was reported i lies in a condition Monday at the It New Astronauts To Hold NeMs liarleV Todav KEEPS HIS LASD of 1241 Rambler I Mrs.

Jay Nam an of 38251 Drive, K. K. Kenny of 'Pntatlve for the Channing SPACE CENTER, Houston i Robinson and Mrs. K. P.

Witt- predicted the News-Tribune mar-! (UPD The U.S. space struck of 2401 Cedar Ridge will increase busi- Tuesday will introduce its six ness for local brokerage firms, new scientist-astronauts and Tennessee IMounlaineei Bout Witti U. S. Police I ing with jn a ciciuk serious conaiiion ine- Hickman said the ing the Alumni College Veterans Administration Hospi- (HICAGO (AP' Poli' seized will continue through Friday, tal. 80 persons Monday during readers.

WASHINGTON AHake that and buy is going to help us test a quick-gctaway device de-Tennessee mountaineer so poor the road. 1 assure Freeman said, to protect their lives on he said poverty looked j-p-jfj James branch co- to the moon imightv attractive Monday won manager for Schneider Bemet! his argument with the President was feasibility of expanding the de- Aith this title he will receive an 4 00 iiedgiing won lose his 55 fishtmg poverty. That's good and nomination westward into New annual income of 300,000 guild- SOESTDYK PALACE, the ultimately they decided (APi Queen Ju-thev should not let the liana, speaking as a mother prevail over their Queen of the Netherlands, told the queen said. are fully people Monday that Crown convinced that the union will I Princess Beatrix made the right in all for her own happiness Prince Bernhard, himself a land the nation with her engage-'German, said he was certam ment to Claus von Amsberg, a Amsberg, 38, would feel at Gorman war veteran. in the Netherlands.

THetc mucH to do in our 1 can asfiure vou, It is gooa, queen said to a nation IS a most ideal life partner for whether the West is eptable as At a conference preced- consort to the future queen, ing the announcement, Beatrix Wartime memories. 20 years and Von Amsberg said thev after liberation from the Nazis, were aware of the opposition to -till remain with many Dutchithe engagement because of his in the Gennan army Slowly reading her 3 compulsory membership in statement before Television youth and organmi- rameras and over the radio, Queen Juliana said she and her. W'e were not at all surprised husband. Prince Bernhard, and about the mixed Beathe young couple clearly under- trix said. that engagement Her fiance added: "W'e re- could raise doubts and even op- spect the mixed feelings but we position in many of her people, will try to bring those people to especially those who lived our through the war.

Beatrix, set no date for the wedding. Informants in The I Hague, the seat of government, said it probably will be in April. By then. Von Amsberg will be a Dutch citizen, better i Before the wedding, the queen AUSTIN (Apt A statewide will make Von Amsberg. who is committee of the Presbyterian of minor German nobility, a the paper studying the "prince of the Poli.

inVs npcd fnr" Waco medical doctors, a rotkct engi- acres of hillside and he won't I for it. but tell the Presi- ers a year. Subject-; for discu.ssion t(Klay was still in the a 20-minute there a lot of in- veering expert and a geologist will be "The Pcare C'orps and retovery room at the VA bos- iion in frcjnt of City Hall after market and this make their first formal What It Is at last report. A VA Richard Daley Jold jntTcase your read- appearance as members of the nry In Backw The first Bonham police knew Some 300 demonstrators re- 1 The Rev. Dan Goldsmith, Fort As a deputy chief in the Afri- ir II anv pove Worth, head of the special studv can section of the West German Rep.

James H. Quillen, R- over from some other place to be fined SLT17.5: said the Agriculture it down here. better partment advised him it has than us mountain the been used and said that, considering alLintegration groups he could not subscriptions sub-i astronaut team at a news con -L Economic Developmem factors of the case, his take a public position on School -It ference near Houston ckward ticm is bupt. Benjamin C. rewarding DT.

fnlks has committee, said Monday Texas Foreign Ministry, Von Amsberg is westernmost state in the now earns the equivalent of SlOO Presbyterian Church, U. S. a week. he apparently has I. Other members of the commit-outside income.

Justlcc Qu.llen sa.d his pro- Nolan Bovd, Alice, and Departmi'nt to drop its action tests to Secretary of Dallas. MARVELLO Bleach Creum Satibhes ugly brown sputs from face repor nosed r.S^ aliber was ly- ley. on a chest of drawers. He Police broke up the demon- ininnnifion brown about pounds stralion after 20 ViaA'ji the helped load him more than 200 protesters SputS tli: ambulant moved to the ne.irby Board of from face The Bonham police provided Educ ation building for a rally. cscort to the Bonham VA honds Ho-pital, where the ambulance Warvcllo mcdicatcd cream 5 driver uas tcild to take him on cally prepared to break up brov.n to the hospital at Dallas.

Sl'lld Sever'll pigment causmg skin blcmi When the FVmham re- i. Safe, yet amazingly effective- turned lo the MrKir.sack 11 I Leave skin looking lighter. in whi. McKissa.k iti Marvello fades frcckies and lightens sun tan. At your drug store for only SI .00.

in Dallas, with him. Apollo is the three-man ship her trying to eke out a living him Monday that the united Presbyterians USA with There I'i inteiest in fi- arnind 1970, will begin for himself and his familv. Metcalf was right all membership ranging from 22 to tian t-nrrying the scientist-astronauts 1 A a along. Quillen said. 44 members per 1.000 first trulv by and said part of the Now the only question in the tion.

The survey included the entific to the moon mountuin tract Metcalf mind is whether rities of Albuquerque, Tucson, MaiKet an im-escape system is designed he had boueht for SKOii the government-which now ad- phoenix, San Diego and Los Tr 1 fn. lives in case in im actually belonged that Metcalf owes the gov- Angeles. government and the emmcnt nothing-might not y-rintik rocket faUs at trees he had cut on to for SUms law ntAi'hnr Unmanned Apollo will land. all the trouble it caused him. thn mile in the skv.

Thel One thing led to another. Fin- liaiSIIlg Debt Kool as hcin. lotai will f.re Hailrt.a.I to Move lUPn-Pres'. '-nn awav from tlie Metcaii a) nays 1 ent Johnson Monday signed neatly? Several persons were 'V i- i--m it will float up the presumed FOIll IvtllvestOII law legislation increasing (none seriously, in .1.,,. lififtitly to earth on three giant value of the timl)er he G.XLVESTON, Tex.

the temporary debt limit from in ques- The Atkinson, Topeka and San- billion to an all-time high tion. Fe railroad plans to move of $32S billion. SALE! LUGGAGE and BRIEF CASES NOBBY LUGGAGE 114 AUSTIN shot had been Mr- Mt came to the accidents around the Waco Iparachutes. dav I want to build a better new s- A twcw-ar at lor the and. LatUmer Streom in BeU-'T' Mroll A Even if we dont pick up I mead about P.

m. injured: If 4 I I I Lind. Hand. 16, of Hc Added Street; Mrs. Joe cm Reene, 24, and her three-year-old Kimberly House Approves Appealing to his congressman about 390 employes from Galves- The higher ceiling goes into help, Metcalf said he ton by Aug 1, leaving 200 here, effect July 1 for the next 12 afford a him- a spokesman said Monday.

months. It uas $1 billion less (self and hoped the government The Interstate Commerce than the Treasury' requested. MntTCTOV iAPi A Commission had turned dowTi a Enactment of the bill marked right. petition by the Railway Labor the 12th time the legal debt Tu 11 won do that then Executive Association seeking limit has been raised by Con- mfv h-e -V (trade, he wrote Quillen. I will take the $1,717.52 and give I Conrad and Gordon Cooper iman the Gemini 5 during the' mission in August.

Astronauts Charles daughter, Kimberly Beene, of 1909 Sunnvdell Avenue. I A-1 Ambulance took them to Providence Hospital. The child, OSt and Miss Hand were and officials said Mrs. Beene; 1111(1 did not appear tobe seriously q-u- eight-day flight. injured and probably also would parsed bv voice vote Project Manager Ken-' a IN Set.

he released. hill Hivineth Kleinnecht said one experi-. S7.r,69,.)H:o(lfl to slill mder consideration jO M.r>,nne,l Of nil a honie-made ear he had attached to Twenty-fifth Street told helped build rolled out of con-I re-idem adapter sec- parked his car trol coming down a hill the 600 block of Austin Ave- truck the rear of a itT Since the adapter Is JettisonedSunday night and when he pii-kup in the 4400 block of Shady $522 000 for rPfntry. an astronaut I alxiut three hours later I 11 It two iallv built bullet He was taken to Hillcrest II 1 I 1 automoliiles for use by the I pital in Connally iKmbulam and treated and i 11 Tbe I r-m uas deleted by the Michael Lee Muhlmait. 6 of senate inance Committee at 145 Darden Drive was treated i Ment HOW MANY CHILDREN DO YOU WANT? Our Services Provide Child-Spacing Information Education for Marriage Referral Service for Infertility Office Open Daily 9 A.

M. to 5 P. M. Except Tuesday and Saturday 9 A. M.

to 12 Noon It does not cost more than YOU can pav. PLANNED PARENTHOOD CENTER 1121 Ross Ave. PL 2-4801 EVERY DAY LOW PRICES and Double Green Stamps on Wednesday have to leave his taken a transistor the device and bring the cabin, Kleinnecht T'he AM-FM radio was valued and released from Hillcrest aft- i uhr opposed he cut his he.Td he lan int ludinr' in bill, although ho intn a neai- his home ahf)ut 7 I rs VV ithout r.alw er the ar.aM-mation of Presi- hi i' I II If had ree- drivers were on strike when they broke int. to ray Half led pn.ud.n« JXy or Airport in the nation. New Yerk and E.xterior devices are used to at about Patrolman measure space radiation or to Sam John-on ---id it the fl used a wire to force Often a latch on one of the ciir Burglars t'-ik about $40 in change from a cigarette rr i- chine and a television fet early GROUND 3 BAR-B-Q SAUCE Travel time is here.

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about illion less than budget for the defiart- iments and agencies Pick Piynwat ttat Itti Siiti Vtw IMftt if Yau Ntd "lioo" 300 liGO i Vattf Monthly Will I 56 Meatfti 1 Mantht 11.31 19 72 mi 54 25 1 so 2 SO 75 00 $19 5t 29 00 6ft 92 91 loan charfat if en tiut do not mciufla optional i regional Fort Worth I Council pa-ssed a prnjvjsal rvn the tn pay the other half of cost i 41 1 The Wruih llll I Vlioafll cr; agreed with rcrommemla- 4 tion .1 a jumi For, Worth- committee that earh Al-B, Calif itv of the -aiihner with 153 per-, bi.l for'the survey bv the fire mom- firm of alter takeoff Monday. It Tippitis Abbctf MrCarthv. bunimg debris across Htratton heavily populated han, I Francisco pi'ninsiila before land-1 ,1 safely here. het one was injured as the HALE CENTER, Tex bound Pan American The annual All-Amerit-m Airwayi jet Its right 1 leri will be staged inboard engine after taking off htaged here July with entrants from isco Internationa from Hi the nation. Auinn t.

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