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6-A FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Monday Evening June 26 1972 First F15 Will Be Shown at St Louis Democratic Death Indian Nation Style bu i9eititV gleininea A 4 1 ''t 1 4 4 wmtov 16 i 1 1' i J) i i )4 7 5 4- 8-4 Ii- 1 e' i 11 t14 --r-vorT) NI i irn FT! 21 cw 7 Loj a K01 a -13uFFate 44: gt MUXIICAlts Ir' 11:: MONDAY-TUESDAY TAKE-OUT SPECIAL 114 ii Ili II i 0 V' af41: development and production schedules set up by the Air Force A strict cost control program was devised in the wake of some huge cost overruns on other military aircraft notably the Fill and C5 jet transport The company has an incontive clause in its $78 billion contract Gen Be ills said this encourages the firm by allowing a greater profit margin if costs are kept in line REGULAR 24st LI Nationally Famous Cuisine! All You Can Eat $149 REGULAR 24st Nationally Famous Csul is419net I t'e 4 1 11 llt II 11 1 Pry i 6321 GRAPEVINE HWY 5025 OLD CRANBURY RD ARLINGTON: 2730 AVE EAST 3516 LANCASTER AVE Wall has been elected worshipful master of Haltom City Masonic Lodge 1331 Other new of ficers include Gordon McConnell senior warden Reece Allday junior warden David Locke treasurer and LHymansecretary ST LOUIS (AP) The first F15 fighter plane gets rolled out for a press showing today at the McDonnell Douglas Corp plant But it will not be flown until next month The nation's newest warplane will become operational for the Air Force in 1975 It replaces the McDonnell-built F4 Phantom jet which has gone through 11 modifications and has been sold in nine foreign countries The F4 will continue to be produced until the end of the decade giving it a 20-year life span the firm said More than 4200 F4s have been made The F15 contract calls for 749 planes at $105 million each The cost will be more than twice the current cost of the F4 After the test flight in July McDonnell will build 20 more test planes then a wing of 107 jets The F15 is small lighter faster and more maneuverable than the F4 It is expected to outperform any fighter plane built or on the drawing boards Maj Gen Benjamin Bellis who manages the F15 program for the Air Force said McDonnell "is coming in under target" on the contract meaning it is easily meeting ne ena ol me oecaue giving Lt a 20-year life span the firm said More than 4200 F4s have been made The F15 contract calls for 749 planes at $105 million each The cost will be more than twice the current cost of the F4 After the test flight in July McDonnell will build 20 more test planes then a wing of 107 jets The F15 is small lighter faster and more maneuvera- ble than the F4 It is expected to outperform any fighter plane built or on the drawing boards Maj Gen Benjamin Bel-Hs who manages the F15 pro- gram for the Air Force said McDonnell "is coming in un- ler target" on the contract meaning it is easily meeting IIE 11AD TWO trials The first ended with a deadlocked jury The second jury decreed that Thnmie Jack was to be shot between the hours of 9 am and 4 pm May 1 1896 Timmie Jack was released and requested to return on May 1 for his death lie went home For the next two months Timmie Jack closed out his business affairs saw to the future care of his wife and children Silas Smith a blacksmith was hired to build a coffin for Timmie Jack Timmie Jack came inspected the coffin lay down in it said it was fine for him There was the problem of the execution He was to be shot Timmie Jack wanted a quick death He asked his best friend Pleasant "Duke" Berryhill to shoot him Duke said he would Timmie Jack shot James Brown on the night of Jan I 1896 in Indian Territory 0 I a on land gov- HY -t7-'411 erned by the it Five Civilized Tribes near 0- present i 1 town of Ok- mulgee li lc i Timmie Jack as a lichee I i- 4 an a Creek Brown was a JERRY half-breed FLEIVIA1ONS Just why Timmie Jack shot James Brown I do not know They were at a dance Perhaps it was an argument Maybe they were drinking But Timmie Jack killed him and was charged with murder a crime "against the peace and dignity of the nation" He was convicted and perhaps was the only man in history to arrange his own 44 nie'- 54g10towiacokoieo Muskogee Nation They governed themselves Their council house still is standing in okmulgee Within their government were a supreme court and houses of kings and warriors relating to our house and Senate They had a constitution which began "In order to form a perfect union establish justice and secure to ourselves and our children the blessings of freedom What they did not have was freedom Timmie Jack's people were Southeastern Indians The white man came and took tribal lands moving the Creeks to the unfamiliar and raw Oklahoma frontier The Creeks were determined to rule themselves and establish a separate nation Under the white man's rules Thus the Constitution They asked to elect their leaders democratically American government led by President Grant said no Our Congress decided and appointed Creek leaders But within that parental framework the Creeks governed themselves And that is why Timmie Jack went to his own Chess Champ Halts Flight To Iceland NEW LOCATION! 6708 CAMP BOWIE BLVD REMEMBER VIP Has One Day Styling Service 1 I Long Wigs I Short Wigs I Straight Wigs I Stretch Caps All Was and Wear i All Easy to Style All Colors and Frosteds NEW LOCATION! 6708 CAMP BOWIE BLVD REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! Hundreds of Famous Brand Wigs 95 1 4 1 1 'i 1 i I) I I 1 4 L- A 1 I s'? 0 l'''' Original Values to ib 40-- i 2995 1-Nk --0- ''4- I N--- I -i i A 's 'A) Long Wigs I Short Wigs I Straight Wigs I Stretch Caps All Wash and Wear I All Easy to Style i 4 0 r-- --I 17- y- All Colors and Frosteds BANKANSICNIO if 4 zi i 4 mime 1 s'i' f- g' REDO-A-KITCHEN -4 it 1 1 ''A '( WIG 732- (''''' REMEMBER- lekit I VIP Has ng One Day Styli Servie IP FASHIONS 7719 1 I III Ireb 11 CaH 336-2505 TILE "NATION" against which Timmie Jack had broken peace and dignity was Indian The Creek Nation or NEW YORK Fischer the unpredictable challenger for the world chess hampionship last night cancelled his flight to Reykjavik Iceland where he is to begin his match next Sunday with Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union Col Edmund Edmondson head of the US Chess Federation said he had no rason to believe that Fischer would fail to appear for the match Paul Marshall a lawyer who has cen active in behalf of the American grandmaster said that some etailed "ground rules" the match remained to be settled ut that he did not expect them to prevent Fischer's arrival in time to play Fischer was to have flown to Icelald fro New York on Icelandic Airlines this evening Ile was last reportedon his way from New York on Icelandic Airlines this One Newspaper Gained Since '70 There are now 1749 daily newspapers published in the United States compared to 1748 in 1970 The total number of morning newspapers increased by five over the past year and evening newspapers decreased by four Sunday newspapers rose from 586 to 590 One Newspaper Gained Since '70 There are now 1749 daily newspapers published in the United States compared to 1748 in 1970 The total number of morn- ing newspapers increased by five over the past year and evening ne wsp aper de- a by four Sunday newspapers rose from 586 to IN THE final days Timmie Jack saw his friends to say goodby On the morning of May 1 1896 at a few minutes before 9 o'clock Timmie Jack came to the square in Okmulgee Duke was waiting He had a rifle Nearby stood Ilu Ily Micco and Levi Mitchell two other friends They had rifles too In the square was a sycamore tree A wooden box was placed against the trunk Timmie Jack sat down folded his hands calmly across his lap He was blindfolded A small piece Of white cloth was pinned over his heart Duke Berryhill stood 30 feet away US Fighter-Bombers at Da Nang Are Withdrawn US Command here said the withdrawal of the fighter-bombers had been made necessary by the continued withdrawal of security and support troops from Da Nang A command spokesman said total US troop strength in South Vietnam was cut by 6100 last week to 54000 A further 5000 will withdrawn by July 1 to meet the 49000 target set by President Nixon The official total of military strength does not include 42000 men in Navy ships in the Gulf of Tonkin or bomber squadron personnel based in Thailand SAIGON (Reuter) The United States today withdrew FIGI ITERS its last fighter-bombers from Da Nang Air Base as the North Vietnamese continued their offensive gainst South Vietnam 's northern provinces Da Nang is the nearest US BASE to the frontline north of Hue the ancient capital of South Vitnam At one time seven squadrons totalling based there as part of some 120 planes had eon stepped-up operations aimed at halting the offensive rom the North A communique issued the 0 1972-R4 REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO -RJ REYNOLDS TOBACCO Co "READY TININIIE Jack?" asked Duke "Yes" replied Timmie 1Jack Duke paused raised the rifle Ile fired Timmie Jack was dead Ills body was dressed in a new suit placed in the approved coffin and delivered to his wife for burial Timmie Jack although a convicted murderer was a Creek Indian warrior Ile knew how to die He died 7 a a eo 4140 44kwaek '4 A 4: '-i' 1 5 1 -41 I i i 't fik 444 4' i kkAN -ri 1't i Xi 4 'k''t 1 i A ki 4 -4 6 ii 4 -0 -''t'' ts i es4 ki te 7 1: 4I'''Nio t' 4 111( 1 1 ll'ti NI 1e 'iik 4''''' 1 '4- 4 1 I i Ap 1 4 t' sk i A'''3 -if 4 4 1 -4sooll ii 'i 1 1 i '11 1 1 4 tA--- 1 1 )itsr jil r7161101e 9 It 4 iA'' okitt I -4M1sv 1 1 lit' 'f' l'A! 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