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99rh Yeor, No. 46 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1965 ews 56 FAGIS IN 6 SECTIONS FINAL Edition 5c By PAUL THOMPSON Now that Incarnate Word nuns and the city have ended their North Expressway hassle, there remains but one possible delay in construction of the super road: Wanda announced intention to cast herself beneath the first bulldozer. One of the biggest current attractions in Las Yegas is San own Charlie Walker, appearing at the Golden Nugget Russell Oppenheim says his Manpower 421 N. Alamo, makes a specialty of finding jobs for military wives here. Oppenheim wants that Randolph wife who has been unsuccessfully job-seeking for two years to come see him Granada Labor leader Martin tells friends no the government will approve a loan to the local Building Trades in order that these unionists can acquire the Granada Hotel.

They aim to make a retirement, or home out of the $3 million hostelry. But Granada manager Campbell said no federal agency has inspected the even though union with permission from Hilton have gone through and announced their intention to buy Sex Ring And nothing seems likely to come of police reports that" two teen-age girls and a 15-year-old boy procurer have been operating in the Highlands area. Detectives began working on this case last November. They tell newspaper reporters that several men had sex relations with the girls in motels, and took a string of lewd photos in the process. What been mentioned is that the guy who possesses all the lewd photos skipped town with them long ago UT Student Deaths of Charged Coeds VOTING ACT IS LAW Johnson signs the Voting Rights Act into low.

The signing was done in the President's Room at the Capitol. (Stories on Pages 4 and Telephoto. Oddity Son of Solon Held As Policeman Dies In Mississippi Tiff WEvST POINT, Miss. (AP) was reaching over to search the 'The son of Rep. Henry S.

ReussJyouth when Reuss whirled was charged with grabbed him and gave slaughter Friday after a Mis- him a push. The patrolman then How come such a huge percentage of bankruptcies filed here are by ciyil service ployes? Mr. and Mrs. W. G.

Stutes oi Top Hand Tratler Park were driving along Loop 410 near the airport Thursday when a car in front of them stopped and the couple inside unloaded a mother cat and some kittens, right there on the road shoulder, and then hastily took off. Like brrrrrPPP The New York Times called the Bill Lee Friday for more background information on Park Street, who was pretty well known around the country and had a lot of friends Rests Archbishop Robert E. Lucey is on one of his rare two-week vacaUons. He's in I. A.

visiting his sister and last surviving ative, a nun there sissippi highway patrolman died. dropped dead of an apparent heart attack. the information upon which the charges were The officer, B. Cowart, 53, a Buck said. had time special investigator for the Mis- to make a complete investiga- sissippi Highway Patrol, was searching Mike Reuss, 18, Washington, D.C.

Sheriff Joe Strickland said Reuss, a sophomore at Stanford University, was among a group of 45 civil rights workers arrested for blocking the sidewalk as they protested rest of 54 Negro students. I Reuss was among several (o new york times news service Doctors Not Obligated By Medicare hundred persons arrested in Jackson in June during civil rights demonstrations. He spent 10 days in jail before the demonstrators were freed by a federal court order. Strickland said Reuss had first resisted arrest Friday when accosted by an officer on WASHINGTON-A government official said Friday that physicians and surgeons are under no legal obligation to participate in the new medicare program. entirely up to Undersecretary Wilbur Cohen of the Department of Health, Edu- the street.

-----------------------------At the jail, Reuss said that heiPhysicians and Surgeons urged knew nothing of a man being its 16,500 members earlier this dead. Reuss said that after a to co-operate in the federal new program of medical assistance to those youngsters serv-isaid, take the other one the elderly lug beer In OlAios Basin and did so. Some leaders of the American cation and Welfare said. The Association of American gested that it shows the Reds VC Alerts N. Viet Nam For Troops Be Prepared To Send Men, Viet Cong Savs ASSOCIATED PRESS The political front of the Viet Cong guerrillas has asked North Viet Nam for active assistance against the Americans in the South, and to prepare to send men into battle, Hanoi radio said Saturday.

Hanoi, which has said it would send volunteers if asked, quoted a Viet Cong (VC) statement as saying the guerrillas want help increase our forces and step up the resistance of the war 10 limes more The significance of the statement, and its timing, immediately aroused speculation. U.S. officials have reported the Viet Cong as taking heavy losses recently in Viet Nam, raising the possibility the movement is feeling a manpower pinch. Possibility Raised It also seemed possible that the statement is part of a preparation for Hanoi itself to take new action or for bargaining should there be some sort of new approach to the conference table. Up to now, Communist North Viet Nam has disclaimed direct involvement in the war.

although U.S. officials say units of the regular army have been identified in the South and that there has been steady infiltration. Washington View In Washington, the State Department declined comment. Washington officials said they were studying a text of the broadcast with some interest, although they expressed belief that much of what it said had been issued by Communist propagandists before in one form or another. These U.S.

officials recalled that Hanoi for some months now has been publicly calling for support of patriotic forces in the And tens of thousands of men have in fact been sent South for guerrilla fighting, it was stated. Interesting Aspect The Washington officials looked on the timing of the statement as perhaps its most interesting aspect. They sug TROOP TRAIN SLOWED deputies and policemen in Oaklond, leod slow-moving troop train through a crowd of demonstrotors protesting U.S. policy in Viet Nam. Five demonstrators who threatened to lie on tracks in front of locomotive Friday were Telephoto.

Migrant Post Is Clouded by New Question By M. RUIZ IBANEZ Appointment of Col. William Hale as migrant coordinator may still be in effect, despite the fact the appointment was rescinded by the Economic Opportunity Development executive committee. That was the possibility implied in a statement from the executive board of the Action for Community Development, after an emergency meeting Friday. The ACD also accepted the protest of the appointment of Jose Lucero to the migrant job.

The statement from the executive board came after a 45-minute requested by William Sinkin. Newsmen, who had been invited to the meeting, were requested to leave the Ming Room of the Menger Hotel after motion was accepted. The statement issued revealed that Meskill's resignation was accepted and asked gMund under age? They sure! Cowart was assisting in the look it I arrest of the 45 workers, both 'whites and Negroes, about noon Medical Association have contended that refusal to co-operate would be a violation of the law. Mrs. Rachel Escoto, 916 W.

Ashby, said her two-week-old baby boy is in Green Hospital and desperately needs two pints of blood. I am unable to the maislaughter The 54 Negroes were arrested; Thursday for trying to march on I Tnrlav-c a school to get support for a boycott. Ill Dist. Atty. Harvey Buck filed See HANOI, Page 14A Seoul Unit Votes To Send Troops resignation of its president, the EODC to clarify the rela Dick Meskill, who resigned in tionship between its board of More Rain Forecast For S.A.

and Area directors and the executive committee. is a partnership member of EODC and it accepts the action taken in accordance with EODC the statement read. bylaws call for the conduct of actions to be governed by the Roberts Rules or Order. those rules, no subordinate body can nullify any action taken by its superior. In other words, we would like EODC to clarify its relationship between its board of directors and its executive com- Imittee so that we may know I who i.s the migrant coordinator.

Hale had been appointed migrant coordinator by the I board of directors, but the action was rescinded by the I executive committee. The EODC executive committee someone will donate it, and may God bless the person who helps she said. The infant is Edmund Escoto, Clinic No. G-118652 For Illiterates Considering that we have the largest Job Corps center in San Marcos, an Item in the August Digest might be of interest here. It says: paragraph from one of the new remedial-reading textbooks written for Job Corps campers reads: Pete and Joey slugged away at Hank until his nose was bleed- against Reuss.

Sign in coin-operated laundry: charge you have finished your washing, be sure to remove all Buck that the patrolman your SEOUL (AP) The Southj Korean government plan to rather Data, Page 6A send one combat division of More showers and thunder- alx)ut 15.000 men to South Viet were predicted for the Nam was approved 12-2 by theiSan Antonio area Saturday after Defense Committee of the South up to an inch of rain fell on Korean National Assembly the city and in the area Friday, Saturday. Heaviest rain in the city was A plenary session action on inch recorded in the Las the proposed large-scale partic-iPalmas area on the West Police Say Man Confessed AUSTIN (AP) James C. Cross 23-year-old University of Texas student from Fort Worth, was charged with murder Friday night in connection with the slaying of two Dallas coeds. Shirley Ann Stark and Susan Rigsby. Col.

Homer Garrison, director of the Texas Department of Public Safety announced the filing of the charges against Cross to a hastily assembled group of reporters at State Police Headquarters. The announcement marked the end of a week-long investigation which began with the discovery of the badly-decomposed and nearly nude bodies of the 21-year-old Dallas women in a north Austin field a week ago. Garrison said that Cross voluntarily gave a statement to police Friday night. Cross was immediately taken to the Trav is County Jail without bond. The complaint against Crossl filed with Justice of the Peace! Frank McBee.

alleged thatl Cross strangled both youngl women. Garrison said no else had been implicated. Asked If the two attractive, 1 brunette sorority sisters been criminally assaulted, Garrison declined to comment. The statement said the women were murdered in Austin in mid- afternoon of July 18, the first day! the women turned up missing. Officers said that Cross camej to the Department of Public Safety headquarters alone Fri-J day evening to make the state-; ment.

"He was a normal, sanej said Austin Police Ll. George Phifer when asked about behavior while giving the statement. Garrison declined to divulge the alleged motive behind the crime as well as the exact where the statement said the I killings took place. The reason for withholding the information. Garrison said, was because officers still are not completely sure how the recently enacted Texas Code of Criminal Procedure governs release of inf or-1 maUon to news media.

In Fort Worth, it was learned I that Cross is the son of a chain! store advertising executive. The two 21-year-old Chi Omega; sorority sisters were last seen alive on July 18. Their decom- josed bodies were found 12 days a ter in a North Austin vacant! lot, covered by heavy They had come to Austin to enroll Miss Rigsby in classes at the University of Tex- as. Miss Stark finished her col-1 lege work at the university in June. Some clothing belonging to the pair and their auto were! The Faces of War Famer artist Howard Brodie captured the experience of war in the faces of those concerned.

Turn to Page 7B for draw-; ings of the faces of war in Viet Nam. i POWERS worker testifies that he was offered! $10,000 by Candace Mossier and her nephew, Melvin Powers, to Mrs. millionaire husband. Page 22E. officials, taking the blame, say that allegations of incipient Army materiel shortages were due to a misunderstanding.

Page 11 iipation in the Viet Nam war was expected sometime next week. South Korea already has 2,500 troops in Viet Nam for engineering and medical duties. Khanh Ousled then sifted through a list of, and appointed a few days after their an inch but Kenedy and Karnes I Lucero to the migrant coordina- disappearance. City had no rain. job.

Parts of Wilson County migrant ceived showers including Poth; the eastern part. Flores-Y ville reported a small sprinkle i for Friday and two showers totaling .30 of an inch Thursday Side. Heaviest in the immediate received 62 inch, area also was one inch, record- Braunfels and ed at Comfort shower, rri. tif iLuling reported a light shower. The Weather Bureau Banderi had a fast 30 Comfort; Bexar County voters will de- Saturday on a two-pronged and Sunday.

The forecast dfv ranred lo SO Bay as they want to reallocate Garrison said, "We are pretty proud of the investigation. As See MIGRANT, Page 14A See CHAioED, Page 14A Bexar Votes Today On Flood Tax Plan Rolliflg Places, Page lA stomach and Hank dou-; bled over. He slumped slowly! to the sidewalk. The fight had! Cattle Clatter Hear Paul Thompson Monday through Friday, on KTSA and at 10 p.m. nightly on KENS-TV.

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flood control tax from forces chief. Is being Highland Hills, .20, northeast, tion and toppled two men work-! Polls will be open from 7 a cents to a rate not exceedine I from his post as roving International Airport, .87, ing off a scaffold on a Texas to 7 p.m. with one voting ma-30 cents on the $100 valuation project. Roscofe Collier, chine at each of the 177 Bexar, For or against a special showers moved was most seriously injured County voting precincts. road tax of 15 cents on the $100 ulf Coast withjin the 36-foot fall J.

Weils, Any qualified voter with prop- valuation of the property sub- roonal, on the ject to taxation in Bexar County. Both San Antonio River Authority and Commissioners H3flK Unlil HiS nilSc lUo pUoi iiiiciimitu Ing and one of his eyes IE YOU SUBSCRIBE to the Express, you can have the Evening ibassador and will be recalled and Kelly, .04 black and blue. Then Pctej News delivered to your home for only two pennies more South Viet Nam for investiga- The line of landed two blows in the pit day (60 cents per month). Call CA 5-7411. 'Hotx.

lin from the Guu 11 vuwji wiui piop ana Hank rfftn.i r- announcement was showers dropping only a 12. was not believed badly hurt, crty, real peroonal, on the Estate here following a two-day meet-y-gee in Goliad while county tax rolls is eligible to Ihe cabi- further north toward 4 o.m. Voters will affidavits net leaders in the mountain ifanpHv im tn nnp.haif an inph declaring thev are Drooertvown- Real Sports Kenedv Tp'To nn'e-hal'f an'mch of Dalat It was made by a half Weather psychological warfare ministry spokesman at a news con- Mary Carter Paints Every 1 2 ference 2nd Qt. or Gal. Free.

a.m ft 9 o.m 11 10 o.m 15 11 0 Nortfi 17 1 p.m 0 II 6 P.m. is they are property own-Court have pledged writing IZ- voting. to wind up the flood control 9 pm. Estimates of voter turnout projects when 17,233,000 has If p.m. irom a low of 12 been collected, or in 10 years.

mmm is 000 to a high of near 20.000 whichever comes first. Be Sure You Vote in Flood Control Election.