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Tyler Irferalntf Telfgrtph Cij 1 WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1967 JCU J4 Viet Victim 's Mom Adopts Churchman SuggestsLetting Others Negotiate Viet Peace Louisiana Tourist Unit Plans Probe Men In Unit HIGHLAND PARK, Calif. or a welshing on America's commitment to South Vietnam could be averted by declaring our readiness to go along with any peace terms that are acceptable to other free nations, particularly those most directly Daylight TIME Central TIME Any TIME We Have Time for You! (f DEPOSIT 3Y THE 10th 1 EARN FROM I THE 1st Friday McKeithen authorized a special audit of the commission by legislative auditor B. Lancaster to unravel unexplained expenditures. The New Orleans paper said last month that a check for $4,500 had been diverted as payment to Swigart Advertising Co. In New Orleans to the International Director Industries en Opelousas research firm, for a tourism study.

The paper said the payment to the advertising company was for national advertising that was never taken out and added Mrs. Mary Evelyn Parker, commissioner of administration, was checxing to see if such diversion was a violation of the state appropriations act. BATON ROUGE. La. (UPD -The Louisiana Tourist Commission Tuesday approved motions to launch its own investigation into recent allegations the commission bad mishandled funds and to find a new director and assistant director for the trouble-torn agency.

Harnett Kane, a member of the commission's executive committee, moved for the executive committee to handle the commission's own investigation "working in any way they can with Mr. Stagg and Mr. Lancaster." Ed Stagg, Gov. John McKeith-en's executive secretary, had begun an investigation following charges by the New Orleans States-Item that funds in the a-gency had been improperly "Where Thousands Save Millions V' concerned in Asia. It was in that connection that he suggested letting countries such as India and Japan take the initiative in working out a settlement with North- Vietnam and the Viet Cong.

Dr. Blake, whose headquarters are in Geneva, is here to participate in the sixth annual meeting of the Consultation on Church Union KCOCU) which trying to negotiate a merger of 10 Protestant denominations with 25 million members. The union effort grew out of a proposal made by Dr. Blake in 1960. Dr.

Blake said he still is hopeful the union will take place during the 1970s. He said it is "likely that some of the participating churches will drop off along the way" but the others wfil come in. The consultation delegates spent Tuesday in small group sessions trying to work out agreement on organizational structure of the new church. (AP) Katie Smith's 174 boys in Vietnam think she's great. After her own son, Pfc.

Richard Karger, was killed in battle last August she began sending Christmas presents to the men in ner son's unit. She wanted to "do something" lor Richard, who was 20 when he died. Her efforts soon swelled to letters, food and gifts now going to Vietnam on a regular basis. The response from the soldiers came quickly and in abundance. "I'd like to say thanks to you for making this Christmas seem like Christmas," wrote one membur of Company, 2nd Battalion, 7th Cavalry.

"The packages we received will always be appreciated and remembered," said another. Mrs. Smith, a bouncy 98-pound Texas' native, first sent candy, gum, pens and New Testaments. "Then I decided some of those guys might not have anyone," she said, so she started writing letters. She now corresponds regularly with 18 members of Company, three times a week.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) The Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, general secretary of the World Council of Churches, Eroposed Tuesday that the United States let other nations, such as India and Japan take over the task of negotiating a peace settlement in Vietnam. Dr.

Blake, one of America's moat prominent churchmen, told a news conference that U.S. bids for negotiations have come to naught because "what we've been saying in effect is that we are willing to negotiate for us to get our own way in Vietnam." "The coincidence that a military escalation takes place every time negotations seem to be getting warm has not helped either," he said. "The more we escalate "the military effort the less credible become our attempts to get to the conference table." Dr. Blake said that If the United States is serious about negotiations, it will have to face up to the fact that "We cannot impose our will In a Vietnam settlement." He said the danger that other countries might consider a negotiated settlement a sell-out Ailing Solon City Officials Studying rfids For Projects The Tyler City Commission will consider bids for cleaning and painting two of the city's water standpipes at its meeting Friday. Bids were opened and tabu lated Tuesday, by city officials.

Other bids will be opened at 10 a.m. Wednesday on a number of replacement vehicles for the city. Two bids received on the standpipe work were: Water Tank Service Company, Inc. of Dallas total bid $29,000. Chicago Bridge and Iron Company of Houston total bid $58,840.

Bids were also requested for repair work on the standpipes. Water Tank Service Company bid $9 per man htur; Chicago Bridge and Iron bid $11.40 per man hour. Tanks to be cleaned and painted are a three-million gallon tank located on Troup Highway, and a tank on South Glenwooo. 'Doing Fine' beckhim at lake street tyler PARK Or Use Our Quick FREE Drive-In Windows TAKE YOUR RX For GtatMS or Contact Lnt to Barrett Optical Service 818 So. Beckham -LY 3-S966 Stylo Quality Sarvico She sent Valentines in February Keep America Beautiful, the nation's anti-litter organization, is financed by business, Industry, labor unions and trade associations.

AUSTIN "(TJPD-Rep. Torrest A. Harding of San Angelo was reported "doing fine" at Berg-strom Air Force Base Hospital Tuesday after suffering a slight heart attack. Harding entered the hospital late Monday for treatment. His office said ne felt bad Monday morning and got progressively during the day.

Doctors reported he suffered a slight heart attack but is doing well. He is confined to bed. There's MORE to See on "CABLE" TV SI When you care enough to use the very best, use PRATT LAMBERT Paints, Stains and Varnishes EXUM'S TROUP HWY. KTRE-TV and Easter eggs, candy bars and gum to all men in the unit in March. Each week, she sends a shoebox of food to three different soldiers.

Aided by 15 other women, Mrs. Smith worked Monday night on the biggest project yet 300 dozen homemade cookies for the but. She baked 77 dozen "I never want to see another cookie in my life," and the others cooked the rest. The 42-year-old wife of J.P. Smith, a real estate broker, says her correspondence and gifts have taken about $100 a month, but she, doesn't want donations.

"I'd rather people would pick other companies because there are a lot of boys to be helped," she says. MOVIES! MOVIES" 0 i it i REVIVAL FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH OLD NEW COP ELAND ROAD TYLER, TEXAS BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 1tt-7rh 7:30 p.m. DR. HUNTLEY, HENDERSON, N.C. EVANCELIST C.

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Residential permits were approved for 15 new residences with a value of $289,800. For the first four months of 1967 residential building valuation stands at $1,729,750. Total valuation of building for the four months period is $3,954,445.49. For the same period in 1966 the total valuation of building was $4,039,080. Residential building has shown an upward trend during the past four months with 14 permits for new homes issued in January, 18 in February and 18 in March.

Non-residential building permits dropped to $35,500 during April with only, three permits Issued. Total non-residential building for the year Is $1,658,230. Thirty-three permits for additions and repairs were approved by the inspection department in the amount of $104,740. This included permits for 21 residences and 12 non-residential property. Addition and repair permits for the year total $310,925.

Mechanical and miscellaneous Installation permits were valued at $48,815 which included 12 signs, 12 combined heating and ail' conditioning units and two heating units. Total permits in this classification for the four months period amounts to $251,390.49. Eight permits were issued for six residences and two commercial buildings in the amount of $1,550. A.M. ifea gem.

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