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Baltimore Favored
Television Fall
Over Giants
Premiers Coming
See Spice! Sunday
VOL LX- NUMBER 219
12 Pages
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Police Bar
Bodies Left Rotting in Litter
Youths From
Tuesday.
DAM DOI, Viet Nam (AP) -
Cuban Talks
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a
4
JFK Receiving Firm Warnings on Viet Nam
A*
•a’
last two weeks he has actually
On Merger Issue
Former Test Ban Critic
I
here. Lodge got no encouragement
garded
cipal critics.
Nolton Brown
ange was set for Sturday, Nov.
a
the war to be won, the Commu-
Of Democrats
Temperatures Dip in North
insistence that any changes the coming year at their annual meet-
5
Soviet Union or any other nation ing
in Orange County. Purpome of the
TSTA Sets
ceremonies.
Tomorrow
"The Russians are in a worid court actum He commented that
dictate That we cannot tolerate
Martin Ardoin: and Precinct 4,
lary of State Dean Rusk
A short talk was given by Rep
Pinehunt City Council names
anti-Communist war may he lost mayor pro tem
Mgr C. N Buford said formidable but acceptable.
brough of Lake Jackson. Mn Ver-
the addition to the present struc-
gia Musselwhite of Nederland;
"Local Unit Secretary - Trees
urer Section,” Lloyd Gilbert of
। PI a 3Eki, •11”- —van°*
Axelson, Audrey Talbert at Dew-
Elizabeth Little. State TSTA vice Ardoin $,002
Private plane bound from Tex
President T. A. Arnold con- arkana to San Antonio asks land-
ing-directions at Bryan during
.ducted the meeting.
Mrs. Marsh
Transferred
Heat-Chasing Rains Spread
To Southern Part of State
Acting Mayor
Is Announced
Contract Is Let
By Water Board
At Bridge City
Final Contracts
On Sewer System
At Newton Let
receiving strong warnings from
U.S. officials in Viet Nam that the
Status of school consolidation
court case is listed.
Mrs.
home
ot-
no
Yesterday’s mail brought him a
letter addressed to "key members
at the Republican party." Long-
interior
Di st
was merely hazarding a guess
He said that informal discus-
Professional Standards Chairmen
and Future Teacher Association
The council also discussed pur-
chase at two-way radios for the
agonies. Only jungle trails and
canals connect Dam Doi with the
outside world, and at that time
Says Risks Acceptable
WASHINGTON (AP>—Sen Hen assured safeguards for the na peal at his news conference for
ry M. Jackson came out today in t ion's security, “I believe that the the widest margin of Senate ap-
forum which could "completely
supplant the United Nations."
He said his proposal would not
Bv JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi-
dent Kennedy evidently is re-
ceiving strong warnings from U.S.
officials in Viet Nam that the
Results given on parking meter
survey.
d.
ve,
Cwvim, HEA tervicc”
on prices at a radio unit for the
fire truck.
The formal resolution pledging
------Summary - Index------
News of Today
favor of the limited nuclear test
ban treaty, saying its risks are
serious but acceptable.
that the Soviets now give the or
ders in his homeland
"Our homeland is full at Rus
vians." said Rafael Rodriguez, 48,
a former Merchant Manne sailor
Soviets Now
Control Cuba
COZUMEL. Mexico (AP) — The
Sen Henry M Jackson ads his
support to the limited nuclear test
ban treaty. He says Ra risks are
State officers and representa-
tives will meet with over 100 local
urtit leaders at (he Southeast Sec
tion of District 1, Texas State
Teachers Association here tomor-
row to explain and plan TSTA ac-
tivities on a local level.
portioned by population to the
county governing bodies and mu-
nicipalities,
I ORANGE JUICE |
WRONG KEY-County Judge
To Beaumont
Mrs. Dorothy Marsh’ Orange
The Promdeni definert American Refugee Says
ange C ounty
"I have enloved my work here
This self abolition would lead
the way, according to proponents
at the plan, for the County School
Board to attach Orange schools t
the West Orange district.
A study sponsored by the Or-
have traveled 10 000 miles' to par-
ticipate in the struggle.""
Mayor Coppins or the mayor pro
tem. with City Atty Milton Regan
as alternate.
The study is being made by the
there "
Lodge talked with Diem last
Monday and is understood to have
made explicitly clear that the
'United States considers that Nhu
is the major focal point of the
country's political crisis
So far as can be determined
John F Miller, Precinct 4.
Directors from the precincts
art
Precinct 1. Ward Stephenson
Jungle Town Left in Bloody Shambles
By MALCOLM W. BROWNE the canal in sampans in the dead - • ' - -
who masterminded the flight of 89 Keith said today in enswer to a Courthouse.
Mrs. Marsh will he concerned
criticizing the policies of the Viet- reflect the views of Ambassador personnel shakeup, thei
namese government during the"---- —" - - -
a hijacked navy tender said today tives from all nine school districts viral ion atltca in Jefferson County.
The extension service at Texas
He said that •25,000 Americans -----------
leader at a band of refugee, who been organized and is now active, lor the past IS years, has been
one of the treaty’s prin- Senate Armed Service Commit- would prohibit all nuclear testing
—. tee's demand for ironclad safe- except underground.
"We must understand what Is
unless the Diem government insti-
tutes sweepint reforms
WASHINGTON
study is negotiation and seeking "A * M University announced that
an over all. satisfactory means ol Mrs Marsh will assume her new *r> currently under wav for a
resolving the consolidation ques duties on Oct. 14 Her office will fireworks display to complete the
tion. be located in ther Jefferson County ceremonies.
understated the concern expressed
_________ ._ . ...... _____ ___to him by the most experienced
anti-Communist war there may be American military, diplomatic, aid
WASHINGTON (AP)—A heavy police guard barred
unkempt youths and recognized troublemakers from
new_hearings by the House Committee on Un-American
Activities today on illegal travel to Cuba.
Capitol Police Chief Charles Sullivan said his men
were denying entrance to ' _
totals ranged up to 3 inches at signed final contracts for the sec- i
Mertzon. 2,10 at Sweetwater and ond half at the city's new sewer I
$1,525 to the Hooper Lumber Co
here for expansion at the office
building and remodeling of the
Dorothy Marsh county State Higbway Deparment to fa-
is cilitate better long range planning
at streets and roads Costs are ap-
Cubans, including 28 women and Leader reporter's query that the
22 children, to the Mexican island committee s work had removed
of Cozumel some of the urgency from the
and clouds started disappearing the country today.
in their wake Friday. I Temperatures dropped into the
A feeble cool front which start- - . —
Kennedy was not asked a ques-
tion which referred to her per-
sonally but he was asked what he
thought about the charge he was
poorly informed. His answer was I
ange Chamber at Commerce has County home demonstration agent
results showed 23 of these cities
tn intercede with the committee have parking meters,
staff to gain them entry to the
apart, withcut contact with the it would be much better lor all
Cuban people." Rodriguez told a concerned it the problem could be
it is they who worked out through negotiation.
In addition to Keith West Or
SINATRA, HIS ALLEGED GUEST - A Nevada Gaming
Control Board complaint charges that Frank Sinatra, left,
knowingly played boat to Sam Giancana, right. at the show
man's Lake Tahoe gambling lodge last July. The complaint
described Giancana. 54. of Oak Park, IB , as "one at the 12
overlords of American crime." Sinatra is threatened with the
loss at his Nevada gaming license. (AP Wirephoto)
U.S.-VIET NAM ------
President Kennedy evidently is wade mud to comb wooded area
LOCAL
ing as the mind of man could de-
shower and thundershower activ: vise." Under the treaty, he said,
locally violent the 91 signers could constitute a
moving Nhu from the position at
power which he now holds. Ken
nedy emphasized as he has on sev.
eral recent occasions that he does
not favor withdrawing U.S. mili-
tary assistance from Viet Nam be-
Some 28 cities ranging in popu-
lation from 15,000 tn 50,000 partici.
Kathy Prensky of New York and pated in the meter surve spon:
IWendv Nakashima • Arlanta sored by the local chamber The
there were no troop-carrying heli-
copters. It took three days to re-
lieve the town.
That attack was bad. The dis-
trict chief led 46 troops in a des-
perate counterattack against the
enemy in the dark jungle outside
the fortifications.
No one returned from that mis-
sion, and the Viet Ceng cut off
the head of the district chief.
But the few defenders left inside
(See WAR. Page »
Parking Meter
Survey Aired
By Committee
Results at a recent statewide
parking meter survey and plans
for a Christmas promotions pro-
gram were major topics discused
when the Orange Chamber at
Commerce downtown promotions
committee met yesterday.
A number of interested business-
men from the downtown area also
attended the noon meeting held at
the Jack Tar Orange House
Weather Display
Hogs Big Show
COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) -
When Howard Kenmy, head at
the U.S. Weather Bureau sta-
lion at Port Columbus Airport,
got his 1k-year service pin. the
weather got into the act.
A ram. wind and hail storm
hit Columbus Thursday during
the presentation, dumping more
than a gallon of water ee the
floor of the Weather Bureau
office.
The eeremony continued
while the floor was mopped
At about the time Russell was Clyde Haynes Jr. of Vidor stress
Storms and a possible tornado offering the amendment, Kennedy ing unity and solidarity at the
• —a al -a l e -a emthern Ahin .. - *
shower then vanishes Searchers cots nRepresgnting. Pinehurst at
meeuings 0 tne study group 1S
Jane Kutach, will be in charge of
youth projects
Succeeding Mm. Marsh will he
Mrs Dorothy Ives, who has been
home demonstration agent for the
two counties at San Patricio and
Aransas, with her office located
in Sinton
‘ Mm Marsh, who came to her
Orange County post from a home
. . A. C Shirley and C. R. Moore.
require the tieaty’s renegotiation Precinct 3. John R Long and
The Pinehurst City Council Tast
night selected C. T. (Ted) Mac
Fa ria ne as mayor pro tem to
serve whenever Mayor G. R.
Coppins it unabie to he present
to conduct municipal business
Councilman Johnny Adams, who
got 2 inches in the same period
As much as 4 inches caused
minor flooding in parts of Fort'
Worth earlier Thursday. Smaller
amounts were fairly general in
the sector from Texarkana west
to Big Spring, and the showers
gradually moved southward
Farms and ranches around Abi-
ture will include a private office
Treas and storage room. The current
in the Orange County court-
Jackson said he was compelled to Chiefs at Staff, is chairman of the required to protect and maintain
conclude from the evidence that weapons subcommittee of the Sen- the Free World's ability to deter
the agreement involves "serious ate-House Atomic Energy Com- or survive a nuclear attack and
—perhaps even formidable—mill- mittee. . to respond effectively against any j
tary and technical disadvan- Jackson's announcement follows aggressor." Jackson declared.,
tages." But he added that with by a day President Kennedy s ap- "We must be ready to pursue the.
j- „ ___ necessary policies without reset
lene and San Angelo received .struct ion conference here yester-
some of the best rains Unoffiial day. Newton municipal officials
ORANGE, TEXAS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1963
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visited Castro's Cuba are called
BRIDGE Crr (Spl) The before a House committee Police
Bridge City Water Board last take precautions against a recur-
night awarded a contract totaling rence of the screaming near riots.
from Diem on the question of re- r,matedinhaynthhingsixeweeks seatunsanacleratiorniv the
The consensus opinion at the
cities interviewed appeared »
The hearing room had been re favor the existence of meters. A
e - 1
Daytonurohn. Pickans of Pana large office with filing space
that he was operating "on the
basis at really the unanimous-
views and opinions expressed by
the man experienced Americans
Nolton Brown elected president
of Orange County Democrat*.
'-Over 100 expected here tomor-
row tor TSTA workshop. time Demo Caillavet wasn't im-
S PORTS (pressed with the National Repub-
Dodgers should change Gabby's bean Congressional Committee’s
name after what he did last night offer at a newsletter— in return
has been mayor pro tem, ha*
been ill for some time.
Pinehurst s participation in the
Orange-Jeffersom counties' urban
transportation study was approved
by the council.
Pinehurst has alreadv paid lu
s201 pro rata share at the study’s
eyyille. ... ... ______, ______ _________
Those attending from date of Bridge City. 53,850; Fields Lum lief from summery heat
headquarters will include Mrs ber Co., $,905; and Clark and -----
g.
the hearing room to people
they recognized as partici-
pants in two near-riots that
erupted Thursday.
A half-dozen officers guarded
the door to the ornate House cau-
cus room, screening those who
sought to enter.
When they turned aside one
, woman, she shouted at officers
on the night at Nov. 30 and plans
. Frankie and the rest of the for his 525 check Caillavet
Yankees may sip bubbly Huff to scrawled his answer acrons the
night. letter, but were not printing it.
■ — This to a family newspaper.
Little Cypress out to get even DESCRIPTIONS FREE-Drivet •
with team that spoiled its mark of a bus arriving in Port Arhur
with tradition ... St Marys recently added a sightseeing note
youth won't concede anything to to his announcement "Thia is
night to Cathedral County football mosquito paradise, folks - Port
teams play on many fronts. Arthur, Tex"
cause this country's policy, he. —
, . Mid to to win the struggle against
New leader “hrrme emh
NEWTON (Spl)—At a precon
escaped from Cuba last week in The group includes represents named to head the home demon
Chandler, state president 4 TSTA.
will give the keynote address.
Six discussion group sessions
will be held from 10:45 a m. to
noon. Lunch will be served from
12.15 to 1:45 p m , followed by
reports of the discussions held
earlier.
• Subjects to be discussed com-
mittee chairmen at local units in
Rodriguez who brought the ref ange ISD legal documents, bear
ugees here after a perilous five- ’he signature of John O. Young.
The workshop, to be held at the day voyage, said conditions were legal counselor for the school div
*m to 2:30 p.m., is the third *ewieKpeopidrurrerincrasnbiy orange ISO employs attorneys
- — * - J. C Hinsley Ol Austin and Mar- making teaching position in Mont
said. "Most do not even have lin Thompson of theOranze firm today expressed her AP
shoes • Ol Stephenson, Stephenson and precetion to the people at Or
"Invited foreigners who. with • Thompson. ___
big Show, are ahown Castro s Cuba West Orange filed a previous .
a ken sw.v from the cuban suit for declaratory judgment very much, and"leewthat my ad
people No contact with them is against Orange ISD on May » The vancement to a larger scope of cars o City Marshal H L Cox
P502 suit was dropped on May 16 bv activities is-made possible by the and R E McNeil It was decided
the plaintiff after Orange ISD splendid cooperation of all the peo- that councilmen would also check
plans for an abojtion election pie I worked with here." Mr*.
When visiting were postponed.__________________Marsh said.___,----------------
Caillavet is wondering.
Sid J.
• See Page 14
announcement today, guards proposed by the Joint
-----.‘re seems to are reported to feel with the Diem
Henry Cabot Lodge "in a very be no doubt whatever that he has government.
moderate way." made clear to Diem that the Kennedy's remarks Thursday
Lodge has started a series of United States would welcome the constituted a reply in part tocrit-
conversations with Vietnamese departure at Diem’* brother and cisms of his Vietnamese policies
President Ngo Dinh Diem on chief adviser, Ngo Dinh Nhu which Mrs Nhu has stated during
changes which the United States U.S. leaders consider that Nhu the past two weeks. Thursday in
would like to see made. Though and his outspoken wife ere respon- Belgrade, Yugoslavia, she told re-
there has been controversy about sible lor much at the dissatisfac- porters once more that the Presi-
the exact line he has taken on a ‘tion which the Vietnamese people dent was "misinformed ebout the
,----- T ngo—t > situation in Viet Nam."
drought. I, '------7 . . - .E uneng ue -cuure..s, nuu, mg - _
College Station measured 3.74 hit central and southern^ Ohio, wes telling his news conference party
inches of rain in the six hours causing minor property damage that the treaty can not be changed A discussion of the site for the
ending at midnight. San Antonio and injuring several persons. "in any way" without ratification state Democratic convention re-
INTERNATIONAL
The leader of 89 Cubans who
. . . .. . seized a government boat and Bed
building, erected in IIMA has one to Mexico says Soviets now give
-g. ----- . the orders in his homeland.
Construction on the 14 by 20- revas
foot addition will begin Monday TEXAS
and is expected to be completed Rains spread into southern third
Sponsors Section." Mrs Evalvno. in 60 working days. of Texas and skies clear farther
* ‘ " Other bids submitted were by north, where downpours up to 4
H. K. Clerk, general contractor inches dent drought and afford re-
demonstration agent.
may offer to the treaty must he room.
brought back to the Senate for Brown replaces B A. Sanders
ratification A. H. Montagne wes elected ex
Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cool air continued to pour south- Russell, chairman of the Senate ecutive vice president and Sallie
Heat-chasing rams spreading ward from Canada over the cen- Armed Services Committee, said Frazier was re-elected to the post
onto the southern half of Texas trai and northeastern portions of the preamble to the treaty pre it scretary-treasurer.
In his
primarily with projects concern-
ing adults Her assistant, Mrs
More American students who transferred to Beaumont.
and Charles Holt. Precinct 2.
Don. It would assert the Senate ‛s Bridge City as president for the tinction in referring to the people
—not the government at Viet
Nam
2 at McCamey and Lampasas. system.
North Texas cooled appreciably, i The action came at the Houston
and it was even a little cooler, offices of Bernard Johnson Engi-
in southern areas of the state neers, -Inc., consultants for the
Friday. Scattered showers .were project Present were Bill Mercer
expected to continue through Sat- of the Mercer Construction Co. at
urday in South Central and South- Edna, successful bidder on the
The Orange Leader
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This jungle town went thoygh a
bloodbath Tuesday and th gen-
eral* called it a victory. Perhaps
it was. But it is not the kind of
victory this shattered town can
endure very often.
The Marines landed by heli-
copter and chased out the Viet
Cong guerrillas who seized Dam
Doi. In the jungles and paddies
south of here, the Communists
may have lost more than 100
killed. They also lost some ma-
chine guns end rifles.
As usual, the enemy came up
the district, and reporters am
listed respectively as follows: “Lo-
cal Unit President Section," An-
toinette Miller at Houston Essie
Richardeon at Orange "Program
Chairman Section," Mrs. Haydon
Sypert of Pasadena. Tom D Mann
of Vidor;
"Legislative and Public Rei,
tions Section.” Gilbert Grant of
Orangefield. Mrs. Anita Cherry ol
Beaumont: “Membership Chair
man Section,” Mrs. Bette Scar-
nists to be contained and the1
Americans to go home."
And in sliding “I sm sure it
5 Cents AREA EDITION
1962 fall workshop for District I. from hunger and pnValmn " he
largest of the state’s 13 TSTA dis- said "Most do na even have
tricts. Any dhetrict member may
attend, though attendance is ex-
pected primarily of members in
by the'Senate suited in no action. Mrs B A. the.Southeast Section., r
Commenting on Russell’s oppo, Sanders state Democratic com ’’ schedu ed
sition to the trestv. Kenned) at- mitteewoman, was advised to cast 8:0 10. 2:20. A m; wommy.aum permitted
knowledged the Georgian would her vote on the choice of a site superintendent. « West Orange "The visitors are put up in the
have some influence. But he, said according to. her .own judgment scnooSsrgvesecveicomead fancy hotels, tn which the people
he thought the Senate would ap- She is • member at the committee Aredsa,Mariin h Brockett, have no access. “
prove the treaty, named to setect the site. ; ’ “i.P groups are taken anywhere, the
________________,_ ( , in8. m m . A r n areas visited are first cleared of
ma -mam ------- mmmmmammmmmdmmmmmmammm irom v 30 to 10:30 im. c O. A1. ,,
people
"This was the case with the
group at American students which
visited Cuba recently at Fidel,
Castro’s invitation."
Rodriguez estimated that 95 peri
cent of the ( uban people are non-
Communists.
Senate may prudently give its ad- proval at the treaty.,
vice and consent to ratification." “Grudging support** the Presi-
Jackson’s removal at himself dent said, would impair U.S pros-
The Washington Democrat, who from the doubtful list enhanced peels for worid leadership,
served as President Kennedy's the chances for ratification of the in a speech prepared for Senate
Democratic national chairman pact by a substantial margin over delivery, Jackson laid heavy em-
during the 1960 presidential cam- the necessary two-thirds majority, phasis on the risks he said would
paign, had been generally re-, Jackson, who spearheaced the be involved in the pact which
30 The committee is working to
werd one at the most elaborate
Christmas programs in recent
iyearez e aerrfe to chamber
spokesmen.
All downtown display windowg
will be covered Nov. 29 and uo
veiled on Nov 30 to reveal 1963
Christmas merchandise.
A gigantic Santa Claus parade
will also be held Nov. 30 Tenta-
tive plans call for Santa Claus to
be located at some central down-
town area in order to give Or-
ange children an opportunity visit
him.
Christmas light* will be turned
vations of mind or heart." ♦
| Thursday, Sen. Richard B Rus-
sell. D-Ga . an avowed foe of the
pact, formally offered an amend Orange County Democrats last is the policy of ’he people of Viet,
ment to the resolutiom of ratifica- night elected Nolton Brown of Nam," he made a careful dis-
___ . . hearing room.
By DOTTI CONNER sions of setting the pretal hear-
A possible pretrial hearing on ing had thus far not achieved a- q -- - -- ---- -
the orange independent Shool date mutually agreeable 10 .11 arransedsnshatrewer.spestators number 0(.cities suggested the
Districts suit for declaratory parties concerned couldbereated Awidet slune.0. street meter, reven ues, to
judgment against west orange orange ISD filed the suit in ppened, uPeneantthecdrorntsov "J provide ot:street metered or free
independent School District was 128th District Court on June 7 rows oseatsnat., mhestronro t« King.l01 ..
■ ----------- • - - ■ room had been removed The tAc: Mr, Una Martin Herman
_______ status‘and legal reiations Ot the tic apparentiy. wAB.aimadaat Wood reported that their Christ-
Quentin Keith of the legal firm two school districts. West Orange xeepIn& she. Se 0audiene mas street decorations committee
Ol Keith. Mehaffy end Weber: answered on July 1 with a plea within tinner bounds. -(will spend $2,850 for the 1963
Beaumont, legal counselor for in abatement and exception of no Thursday’s near-nots got police program.
Weal Orange ISO said that he cause of action and also filed a into • pushing struggle with Tentative date for launching
cross-action. bearded youths and shrieking the 1963 Christmas seaon in Or-
The suit and ite answer are girl*.
1: Paul Zanzeberg. Precinct 2:
Thomas Granger, Precinct J. and
moves in the contention over pro- |
posed consolidation bv abolition
.The Orange ISD heard at trustees
have declared an mi erf on to hold
an election to abolish the Orange
ISO to allow it to revert to com-,
mon school status.
sents as the future aim of its sig- Honorary vice presidents at
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By early morning Shotvers dot- with
ted the sector south of a line Irmwun some
angling across the state from 4 Six.vear-oid bov was struck!
TexarkanetoDel Rio. Skies nAnxeznar-odabQucasasiruc
cleared over Northwest Texas It hy * atHen
>i least nariv clourtv else derson, Ky. A storm accompa-
Wherat nied bywinds.upo 50 miles-per but would only spell out .«r
■ In some sections the rainfall hour., dumped almostito and ances by the President and Secre- Homer Nagel and S E. Bilbo.
----- “ “
of night and crept to within yards
of the’llimsy barricades before at-
tacking.
This time he came in strength
—with tecoilless cannon, ma-
chine guns, mortars, and 500 bat-
tie-hardened Viet Cong regulars.
Dam Doi reeks of death. The
bodies at women and children lie
rotting on corrugated iron litters,
waiting for the burial squad*. The
few buildings still standing have
been turned into morgues
It was even worse at Cai Nuoc.
20 miles west of here. Most at the
town was burned to the ground
in the two biggest Viet Cong on-
slaughts of the night in Dam Doi,
more than 100 government soldiers
and civilians died. Probably an-
other 100 were carried off by re-
treating Communists.
The enemy took along four mor-
tars and more than 75 smaller
weapons captured from goverp-
ment posts.
Dam Doi, a jungle settiement of
2.000. about 70 miles south at Sai-
gon. has lived with death and the '
Viet Cong for years.
In February, 1962. this corres-
pondent watched another of its
reporter "But
president. Sam Culpepper, diree
> (See TSTA, Page 1)
lost unless the Diem government and other officials in the crisis-
institutes sweeping reforms, ridden Southeast Asian country.
Kennedy told his new* confer- He also said that his own com-
ence Thursday that in publicly ments about the situation there
east Texas. project with a bid of $180,849 for
Laredos 101 -degree high was both phases of the job.
the only temperaturet.excneding Mercer was also successful bid
the 90s Thursday ..Top. 75 at der on the city’s sewer treatment
elsewhere ranged down to 75 at plant. The
new contract covers
Mineral wens- construction of outfall lines, lift i
. , . .-nahi, stations and collection lines.
A large mass nf unseasonably AlsO present was Delber Blue.
I . - .a, .1 I field engineer for the Housing *
Today STfeather Home Finance Agency. He out
I a vwwp « 'lined obligations of the contract
Data From U. S. Weather Bureau of the project to be built under
Outlook: Mostly cloudy and mild a federal grant.
with occasional thunder- Newton voters recently au-
showers. thorized a bond issue to cover thei
High today Near 89 city’s half of the construction
Low tonight About 70 cost
Outlook tomorrow: Cloudy with Also present were E C. Kobs.
occasional thundershowers Joe Hild, project engineer, and
High tomorrow 91 Glenn Davis who will shortly'
Sunset today 6:23 p.m. move to Newton as resident engi
Sunrise tomorrow 6 am nMr All are associated with Ber-
WINDS-- Vorioble mostiy soufh ond . r.hnenn
southwest • to 16 m.p.h except briefly na rd Johnson
stronger ond gusty neor thundarshower Newton was represented by
. ?-**. m Mevof t. D Didriksom and City
R"h i n «<n . n am ; i az Secretary James Langford T h e y
•7.1148 — hum n were accompanied by Newton Po-
I z” FoDu Temoeroturti "on "lce Chiel Perry Russell.
.9 *
hr
' .&
" “Don't pick on me. You either ar-
CELEBRATE ESTH ANNIVERSARY - Mr and Mr* Elmer rest me or let me alone '
Filer of Amana. Iowa, who were married Sept. H. ob- But the woman and a college-
served their 68th wedding anniversary. They anil are active age girl with her were escorted
for persons of their age Fixer, who ha* been blind for three away from the hearing room
wife, Hattie, is 9 (AP Wirephoto__________ More than 3^01 those demed
admission to the hearing room
most at them bearded, remained
in the hall just outside the hearing
. Plice kept an eye on them
m | | F • ■ • ■ f • ■ Even two of the witnesses
School District Suitaginm
p I |Af I A Wendy Nakashima at Atlanta
Believed Weeks Away ~ c" “ tm "d
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 219, Ed. 1 Friday, September 13, 1963, newspaper, September 13, 1963; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1530995/m1/13/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.