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The Orange Leader
Baseball Mourns
ORANGE, TEXAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1966
AREA EDITION
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Orbiter
On Path
To Moon
20’
Some Rice Crops
Indonesia,
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Marines
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By GEORGE MeARTHUR
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U.S.
6,000 North Vietnamese troops
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J. R. Ferguson, division su-
Stewart, Britain's foreign secre-
Violence Flares
DETROIT (AP) - Police ar.
The Negro, Tyrone Powers,
year.
The trustees Saturday are ex-
nomic retrenchment.
a
on
at the same time and place.
a
operate a high school.
(See VIET NAM, Page 7)
Airline Strike Talks
Annual Chamber Week
Observance Set Here
It was
civic clubs.
Helmeted
police
was “the last thing we could
iis week.
makers bottled up inside a five-
In other business yesterday,
suburb of Grosse Pointe.
presented him with a silver tea
As they swept methodically
set from the king of Malaysia.
lation.
were
announced the House of Com-
A newsman asked Sukarno
available to execute a contract
blamed each other for the latest
collapse of negotiations in the
with Texas A&M University of-
Siemiller predicted that
arbitration plan without prior
me-
ange County facts book.
in coordinating various
camera package.
The cost,
about $5,000, will
tate as the White House propos-
al the strikers overwhelmingly
bricks and glass littered the
agencies. The
selected.
Freuden; Orange Ambassadors,
Do not pass legislation that
is expected to be of material
and finance,
low over the Apollo landing
lives,” warned AFL-CIO Presi-
locations.
zones.
will be trained on the limb to
Also appearing before the di-
17 million union members
undermining Staggers’ plan.
Senate Call
parliamentary allowance of $3,-
. be relayed until the next day.
All past living presidents and
Apollo landing area includes the
For Rights
bill will reach
member of the local chamber
the House floor until next week.
school systems, billboard dis-
Ispeakers booked to appear at
designed
No Drugs, Alcohol Found
en-
Crusade Scheduled
The raids subsided last Octo-
government,
By LEE JONES
Brown.
W-E ATH E R
v1
Data from U.S. Weather Bureau
ORANGE JUICE
He speculated that Whitman
Pinehurst To Name
Dellana said six brown and
Equalization Board
coach.
In other developments:
Once the battle over the bill
The Houston Astros play , a
ege.
INTERNATIONAL
contain amphetamine
to
PROBLEMS - A couple just
Mansfield said Dirksen had
not have had any influence on
Malaysia and Indonesia sign a
f.f
1
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f
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clear <
tablets
The annual observance of the
Greater Orange Area Chamber
of Commerce Week will be con-
The West Virginia Democrat
said his arbitration suggestion
agreement on major contract
demands would suffer the same
limited open housing provision.
Mansfield declined to commit
took the amphetamine to the
tower to keep him awake if
Pursuing
Red Force
BACKWARDS - Two local
businessmen were observed in
an Intense conversation at the
intersection of Sth Street and
•1
pact ending the three-year un-
declared war.
Outlook for — Saturday — Little
change except some de-
crusade in West Berlin Oct. 16-
23.
youths Wednesday night in
racially mixed neighborhood
nei.-:>. M--I c:.. L--. - 1
F•
1217
i f‘
Cabinet School Merger
In Britain Cove, W. Orange
River Authority, a substa-
tion for the Jefferson of-
fice of the U.S. Weather
Bureau.
It was the heaviest rain since
May 13 when 4.70 inches were
registered officially with ap-
proximately 6 inches gauged
unofficially in the downtown
area. ,
During the past 24 hours
there were 2.8 inches gauged at
the Orange Service Center and
2.9 inches at the Cooper’s Gully
He said three white men in a
passing car fired at him.
A brick was hurled through
the window of another car, in-
juring the driver. The auto
crashed into the porch of a
house.
Some of those arrested were
charged with arson and others
were booked for offenses rang-
At the start of the campaign
Sukarno sent raiding parties
into Malaysian Borneo and the
The undeclared war disrupted
Indonesian trade and acceler-
J partners and
end the anti-Malaysian cam-
Lunar Orbiter is aimed at an
orbit as low as 28 miles.
only to circle the moon and not
to land — is expected to pick up
the shadows cast by Surveyor's
wing-like solar panels.
night of racial violence in the
neighborhood.
Gusty winds earlier today re-
sulted in power lines down in
compiliation of d e t a i l e d eco-
nomic data on Orange County
uvi u auc, auM a dKaMY 1V95
of foreign aid, Indonesia's new
leaders were anxious to get
back in the good graces of pros-
SPORTS
The Texas Big 33 team has
Jr
".A
dominated by Suharto, gained
control in February and relegat-
ed Sukarno to a figurehead posi-
tion.
the specimen of blood.”
Dellana said the analysts said
mous foreign debt, the loss of
Singapore As the clearing house
gro man was shot during
brick and fire bomb fight.
LOCAL
Cove and West Orange school
Shortly after the renewed vio-
lence broke out, police ordered
T. O. (Doc) Charlton, vice pres-
ident in charge of the economic
ing from possession of explo-
sives to inciting a riot.
roll. He added that this caused
no immediate concern since
several rolls have been required
dence that the outbreak was
organized or stirred up by out-
side agitators.
4eT
—An acquaintance of the sni-
per told of a '
now as a pitching
g
4
---—Summary • Index------
News of Today
of his Cabinet altogether. No
one was fired and all kept their
Passing of Dressen
See Page 9
Malaysia
Sign Pact
By T. JEFF WILLIAMS
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) —
Indonesia and Malaysia signed
an agreement today to end their
three-year undeclared war.
Malaysian Deputy Prime Min-
ister Tun Abdul Razak, who
flew into Jakarta for the cere-
mony, said the document was
identical with one be and Indo-
nesian Foreign Minister Adam
Malik signed June 1 in Bangkok.
The pact provides that hostili-
ties between the two Southeast
Asian countries will cease at
once and diplomatic relations
will be re-established.
It also provides for general
elections in the Malaysian Bor-
neo states of Sabah and Sara-
wak to reaffirm their desire to
be a part of Malaysia.
Malik signed for Indonesia
today, with the army strongman
Gen. Suharto at his shoulder.
President Sukarno, who start-
ed Indonesia’s guerrilla war in
September 1963 when Malaysia
was formed as a federation of
former British territories, was
not present.
Sukarno had objected to the
peace moves and two weeks ago
reiterated his charges that Ma-
laysia was created by the Brit-
ish to preserve their influence in
Southeast Asia and as a threat
to Indonesia.
In brief statements at the
signing, both Malik and Razak
said the agreement was proof
that Asians could settle Asian
problems. Malik said it would
perintendent with the SRA Or-
ange Canal Division, said the
Sabine River reading at Ruliff
was 2.8 inches, far below the
normal level.
En route to Orange from New-
)ton County, he said only ditches
were flooded in the northern
section of the county.
out by the furniture company.
ate Democratic Leader Mike
Mansfield of Montana said to-
day he will call for Senate ac-
tion on the civil rights bill on
Sept. 6, the day after Labor
Day.
net reshuffle announced
to locate Canopus on
Nang today after some 750 1
Leathernecks fought off encir-
clement by twice their number
Front Avenue recently. Deeply
engrossed they stood and talked
while the light was green. Then,
still talking, they walked across
the street when the light
manned landings.
Lunar Orbiter
A few bottles thrown by rov-
ing bands of youths shattered at
the feet of the police. No police-
men were reported injured.
through the night.
The Marines killed at least 121
Communists while their own
casualties were moderate, a
spokesman said.
Off South Viet Nam's northern
coast, three American planes
mistakenly attacked an 82-foot
U.S. Coast Guard patrol boat,
killing two Coast Guardmen and
injuring five men, including a
British correspondent.
The attack occurred less than
36 hours after two American
The observance will begin
“h a general membership
- — • - k
The trustees at the June
Chairman Harley O. Staggers
of the House Commerce Com-
mittee. who raised faint hopes
by briefly cajoling negotiators
into trying arbitration, hinted no
A steady rain which fell most .Malayan Peninsula diverting
of the night also was credited attention from economic woes
with helping keeping outbreaks at home and attempting to
to a minimum. ]-----—
they were rained out yesterday.
. .: Charlie Dressen is dead of
a cardiac arrest and baseball
MICHIGAN RACIAL VIOLENCE FLARES
Police Officer Covers Group on Porch
Detroit Racial
space flights.
After the first midcourse ma-
neuver, and a second if its need-
ed. Lunar Orbiter is to fire its
retrorockets early Sunday,
when it is 550 miles from the
moon The firing should slow it
enough for it to be captured by
the moon’s gravity, putting it
into lunar orbit.
Orbit around the moon, a goal
not achieved by American
scientists in seven earlier at-
tempts, would set up Orbiter's
photo mission, to send back 352
photographs giving details of
the lunar surface.
The first pictures are to be
taken Aug. 18 of the never-pho-
tographed limb. or right edge,
of the moon. This is a zone of
mystery because the moon al-
ways keeps the same side fac-
ing the earth.
The backside, though more
remote, is less mysterious. Rus-
sia's Zond 3 spacecraft,
launched July 20, 1965. and
Luna 3. on Oct 4, 1959, took pici
tures of this area ’ ,
The Russians were also first
in orbiting the moon. Their
Luna 10 swung into an orbit
around the moon last April but
scientists said it apparently car-
ried no cameras.
Today's drenching down-
pour has resulted in postpone-
ment of the annual Orange
Parks and Recreation Depart-
ment - sponsored playground
circus, Director Pete Morrell
reported.
The annual circus, featuring
children who have participated
in the playground program
this summer at municipal
parks, was scheduled today at
7:30 p.m. at Memorial Field.
Morrell said it would be re-
: ■ ' ■ ' '
•The Bea^
Street Supt Paul Breder re- with a general membership
ported most of the water is luncheon on Sept. 26 at the Jack
draining quickly and the gully Tar Hotel. The speaker will be
pump, station was running about announced later.
120,000 gallons per minute.
other tary for the last two years, to-
day tackled the job of leading
his country back into financial
cabinet appointments bear all negotiators exploded its “last”
the hallmarks of haste and pan- hope to duck back-to-work legis-
ic." lation.
streets.
Police Commissioner Ray
Girardin said Detroit’s 4,000
policemen would continue on 12-
hour shifts until the neighbor-
hood returned to normal. AU
Two weeks ago Sukarno said
he still considered Malaysia a
neocolonialist project and’said
confrontation would continue.
Heavy thundershowers moved may be a real struggle
into the Orange County area to-Cloyd Boyer never was big
day about 4 a.m. flooding most major league winner but he is
of the county roads in Precinct successful
2, some downtown streets and
County, a spokesman said.
In Newton, a heavy rain near
daybreak had slackened to a
any gentle drizzle by 9:20 a.m. Skies
president of the AFL-CIO Inter-
Just beo the changes were Union and management chiefs national Association of Machin-
check lighting angles and cam-
era settings. Then, the first pic- .
tures will be snapped but won't salaries of $23,800 a year plus a
1. .— hance his prestige among devel-
Fire bombs were thrown onto oping countries.
but I would qualify that by
saying with luck,” he said..
Suffer Damages
By BOBBIE BROUSSARD
Heavy thundershowers moved into the Orange
County area today about 4 a.m. flooding most of the
county roads in Precinct 2, some downtown streets and
causing some rice crop damage.
Rains during the past 24 hours were gauged at 3.40
inches at the Texas Sabine '
solvency as new
Economics Ministry. „ _______ ___________________...________
Stewart, key figure in a Cabi- three previous meetings of the munities to discuss all matters
hours later in a sharp exchange^ "a. m.t09:30 a.m “““‘lighted by a membership lunch-
of statements between chief air-. «Oniv a few Snrinkies», nf eon and campaign for new
meeting of the board of direc- tors that sufficient funds ------
tors early yesterday afternoon
at the Little Mexico Restaurant.
remained overcast throughout yfour committees ..will be in- ficialsifor preparation of an Or-
the area, however.
through the troubled zone the The president shook hands and
police were the targets of in- the two talked privately.
suits and obscenities.
. The Cove district plans to
Brown, a reluctant director of pected to decide whether to transfer about 100 students to
But the legislative mills con-
tinued creaking slowly on the fate as the White House
issue. It is the year’s hottest t
home-grown political potato con- voted down July 31.
fronting election minded con-
more than 2 inches measured at in bloodied rice paddies near Da
the pumping station.
Deluge of Rain Soaks
Wide Area of County
the austerity program into have the election although it is the Bridge City School District
which the Labor government not known whether they will call this fall because Cove does not
was forced, became foreign sec- the election at the meeting, operate a high school.
„ r________________gunfire stoppedta murder ram-
Eastland, RMiss., is chairman page that took 16 lives Aug. 1
of the committee.
SAIGON (AP)
North of the Orange area. , ,
the Texas Forest Service rain The annual observance of the
possibly do " short ol legislation, gnzeakesweonecstakeyrorordnd Commerce Week will be con-
Wednesday night by Prime Min- ________- ____ _______ ____ _____
ister Harold Wilson, was named joint meeting in June agreed to meeting agreed that there would
to replace Deputy Prime Minis meet Saturday to decide not be enough time to effect cen-
ter George Brown as czar over whether they will call the elec- solidation for the 1966-67 school
a wide-ranging program of eco- tion
Is Brought In
See Page 7
The House-passed measure
faces even rougher going in the
Britain's austerity program Senate than it had in the House,
gets a new boss as Foreign Sec- partly because of the opposition
block area near the plush REzfgresigningntheuggreement
Before the spacecraft swings the opposition of the govern-
,;. the apo"e 13 ment party's left wing to the
however, its two lenses freeze.
Wilson switched six members
you will ,.t« the. restot-your isgttg"hmhenfhnlanspugo bnxprccnscuturenndostrtaappaat
----to untary arbitration, Curtin limits attributed to d r i v i n g Lee locations
dent George Meany in behalf of said in accusing Siemiller of rains. locations.
--------- West Orange school] The meeting will be open to
trustees will meet Saturday at the public, according to Marion
1 p.m. at Cove School to decideBurch, Cove School Board
the feasibility of calling a con- president.
_____ ___________solidation election for the two if the trustees decide to call
head of the districts । an election, public meetings are
The meeting is a result of expected to be held in both com-
pumping station. From 7 a.m. Marines pursued an estimated
until about 9 a.m. there were----*.......
open a new page of history for
the Malay race, the dominant
uuganu,. population group in both coun-
the second straight tries.
Razak said British troops,
rushed to Malaysia’s aid when
carrying the war began, would begin
“ *... out of Sabah and Sara-
closeups that helped prove the European Common Market,
lunar surface there was safe for
two boards during the last six affecting a merger,
months. The trustees at the last —
to get pictures of a 3,000-square- thatt
miles trip along the moon's
vata irom U.S. weauner Bureau actex 20 sont 95 4 Ki0h checked into Hershey, Pa, for
Outlook - Showers becoming durcted here Sept.2530 1 high -Saturday’s game with the
widely scattered this after lightednb a.membership. new Pennsy 33 sqad . . The Cleve-
noon; tonight and tomor- members P 8 f land Browns will have to adjust
■ High today .............. 87
Low tonight ....... 74
High tomorrow 90
One of the target zones in the 500.
pn :e____:.:iu Brown's appointment as for- . _
crater in the Sea of Storms eign secretary raised hopes in strike-stopping
‘ " .... .j some quarters that Britain the Heuc tloc:
PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - A
camera-toting scout, Lunar Or-
biter, sped through space today
on its mission to photograph the
moon and help locate a level
spot where astronauts may
camp later in the 1950s
The mission of the 850-pound
spacecraft, launched from Cape
Kennedy, Fla., at 3:26 p.m.
EDT Wednesday aboard an
Atlas-Agena rocket combina-
tion, is to orbit the moon, photo-
graph possible landing sites,
measure radiation and detect
micrometeorite density.
After liftoff scientists reported
the craft in a trajectory that,
without correction, would make
it miss the moon by 5,600 miles
at the end of its 90-hour, 235,466-
mile trip.
But a midcourse maneuver
was planned for sometime be-
tween 20 and 30 hours after lift-
off, and after the craft’s sen-
sors had locked onto the sun and
a guiding star, Canopus.
One of Orbiter’s sensors
locked onto the sun 49 minutes
into the flight and, at 10:21 p.m.
the craft was ordered to roll 360
degrees while another sensor
searched for Canopus.
A National Aeronautics and
Space Agency spokesman said
two hours later that Orbiter had
failed to find Canopus on its first
rt Dellana said the report on lit would have taken a great allbar-andliquor stores closed
Whitman’s blood completed hisdea! of amphetamine fortraces Girardin said he had no evi.
During- the week, a drive for shotguns and rifles with bayo- pulling
But the plan blew up a few inchgworranttvaayupm ducted here' Sept. Whigh- K^Tm^d"™ anantsered nets kept most of the. trouble- wak th
ours later insa sharn evchancel- ___ a- - -- ’ lichtar hu a memherchin loanch. nance committee.
where Surveyor I landed last
June 1 and televised 11,150 would take firm steps to join the
dar without sending it first to leased its ______ . _____
the Senate Judiciary Commit- taken from the University of ---------- .-----,-----------,
tee. long a deadend for civil Texas sniper's body after police the Travis County Grand Jury.
rights measures. Sen. James O. " ’ na".....1 *----- —■
mourns his passing . . . Jack predicted that Congress would 1v nave, au any mue
Nicklaus says he is not as good adjourn by Oct. 15. ‘‘I’d agree, the psychic behavior.”
a golfer these' days but he is
still a big tour winner.
scheduled for tomorrow night jets bombed and strafed a zaccly aacu niguuunuu uu
friendly Mekong Delta village Detroit's East Side where a Ne-
from which, th American com-
how he felt upon seeing Razak.
“They told me I am the gay-
est person in the world,” he re-
Plate glass windows on several cusda adding gthafa ‘ htdis
storefronts were, smashed & Sukarno sald he planned"to‛in-
elude Malaysia in his Aug. 17
independence day speech.
AsIN (AP L Charles J. pintedt a lladd "phsto" roman fontained in theandetwungrlstewhompmcs.sad
Whitman's blood contained, no [car window at a stranger on “No alcohol, barbittrates orWomhsoimnawiin.no
himself on this or other parts of discernible alcohol, barbitu-’a downtown Austin street and amphetamine were detected in
the legislation "! haven't evn rates, drugs or stimulants when shouted insults at him.
read the bill yet,” he told news-police guns ended his deadly Justice of the Peace Jerry[ Deame omu u aa _
men. rifle fire, a laboratory report Dellana said the report onlit would have taken ' - ‘
0 nrowns wm nav. » annul He said he anticipates no op-showed Wednesday. Iwitmnau’s biuud cuupleied is ‛deai » aupiieiasuine iur races
tis season to plaving without position to placing the bill on The Texas Department of inquest into the 25-year-old ar- to show in a small blood sample,
fullback: Jimmy Browm and ,hc Senate’s legislative calen-Public Safety (state police) re- chitectural engineering student's Ua --- — "---
- 1 Jar withnuf eonhina a n-ei lime- analysis of blood death. He said: his finding was
the University of “homicide"—ruled justifiable by
at an mons gave final approval to a
-ota and carries a orecthon major item in Wilson's austerity five-weekstrikeof 35,000 ,
onwagesana “S chanics against five
The main photographic goal is restraints for six months after
.WINDS -- Mostly sovthery winds, 14
to occoslonally 20 m ph doylimes ond
10 to 14 m.p.h. ot night with higher gusts
in Thundershowers. Probbillty of showers
90 per cent this afternoon, diminishi
to 20 per cent tonight end 40 per «...
tomorrow.
TIDES — Soblne: High, 1:46 o.m ;
4154 pm Bollvor: High, 2154 am.;
BezBapAxn-.Tempwrelvre: HIgh
The 58-vote margin by which
equator, where the landing site the bill passed, nearly 40 short
for Apollo astronauts will be of the Labor party's paper ma-
jority in the House, underlined 8ressmen:
Reshuffled Session Slated
LONDON (AP) — Michael Cove and West Orange school] The meeting will be oven
- --------- ------- . —A state psychiatrist dis-
doubleheader at Chicago after ,s joined after Labor Day, puted the statement of the
Southern opponents may launch pathologist who performed the
a filibuster against its passage autopsy on Whitman that a
small tumor in his brain "could
Sunsersddayn shower VS: causing some rice crop dam-
Sunrise tomorrow 5:42 a.m.
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pills)," the report said. "The say as to whether the autopsy' Mayor C. T. MacFarlane said recently married can’t seem to
plain unmarked white tablets report would be duplicated and no other business, is on the find a mattress that sleeps well,
and the tablets stamped ‘E’distributed to newsmen, who agenda although some other • •“ - ema
contained , an aspirin prepara-repeatedly have asked for copies items ..... ‘ ~
January 1962 tion. No narcotics or dangerous,of its full text. meetii
rTe pomos were Inrown onto
In Sniper’s Blood Sample tmmrT sassamestsrm
X Among those arrested were a bloody political crisis. A new,
seven white youths—five boys anti-Communist
n cirle xoha neliee enid
BERLIN (AP) - Evangelist trustees will meet Saturday at
Billy Graham has scheduled a!1 p m. at Cove School to decide
slidattn election Vthe two pttezy WishacleiSttwnart Cwrgs M Rpulisan, 1 sadore"Everett
IN TOWN FOR JOB HUNTING—Lynda York looking for a job, went with Hamilton
Bird Johnson, accompanied by actor George to a performance of “Sweet Charity,” a
Hamilton, gives autographs,, crowd out- Broadway musical comedy.
side a New York theater. Lynda, in New ’ ‛
aspects of the week - long ob- The cost, abuui $0,000, wi
In downtown Orange hard servance. Included are the be defrayed through contribu-
rains slowed traffic to a mini- membership meetings commit- tions of various local industries,
mum during the early morning! tee headed by Benny Johnson utility companies, banks and
.preiudcine 6. .t. , . hours. Several cars were stalled, and Fannye Beaty; public infor- government
Prejudging the vote by the m curb-high water on West Park mation Ken Davis and Ken .....
international president clearly Avenue and Green Avenue. — ■ ’ - ■
i although some other in less than a week, they have
i could be discussed. The had three mattresses brought i
meeting is expected to be brief. — “ *- •—”-----------"
rested 39 Negro and white 26, suffered a shoulder wound.
.. .. leaves have been canceled.
, ring berore the di- "I feel we had control of thisj-uyaoau uaue auu auuuua-
rectors was Sam Godfrey from situiation at all, times tonight,” I ated the country’s slide toward
Austin, chief of community re-Girardin said. “We had more \ bankruptcy. Faced with enor-
lations for the Texas Tourist De- police than on Tuesday night mous foreign debt, the loss of
yelopment.Agency. His appear, and more' officers saw crimes Singapore s the clearing house
. 0. x ■ ... ance Was SP 0 n s 0 r e d by the committed—that's why we could for her trade, and a steady loss
the oldest- continuous 1 iy i n g tourist, development committee. make more arrests foreia - T-___—
member of the local chamber Godfrey stressed that the, "small gangs couldn't disap-
wil receive special recognition agency wants to work with ey- and reappear somewhere -u.n........
S at the luncheon. Pamphlets will ery city and help to promote else like th ley‘did the night be- pective trading
ot be distributed t h r o u g h the its individual tourist attrac- fore _ end the anti-
-.c, 2,, . school systems, billboard dis- tions. He also cited the potential wehaqimr-Ativa-arti,; paign
areas..affected during the plays obtained if possible and of the Orange area for attract- pation todayoryacitzrarws P“n.
- - . - ) Ispeakers booked to appear at ing tourists here.. i^.Pre trying to cool this off-
. , - - [both Negro and white citizens.”
he held out for a long time
The justice of the peace said
capsules. 14 plain white the laboratory report would go
; and 11 white tablets to the grand jury,- which al- —‘uazauon Doara
stamped "E" also were sub- ready has received the original A new tax equalization board
mitted for analysis. (autopsy report by Dr. Coleman will be appointed at the Pine-
“The six capsules were found de Chenar, Austin State Hospi hurst City Council meeting to-
1 contain amphetamine (a tal pathologist He said thelday at 7:30 p.m. at the city changed to red.
"pep” drug also found in diet grand jury would have the finalhall,
nille) ’’ the ronart cnid (IThe env or +A. okntLN. ILa Anc. Nr
N Heavy fighting is reported as
"2n9 750 U. S. Marines battle a large,
entrenched Communist force
northwest of Chu Lai.
J
several areas of the county af-
n . K i fecting homes in Mauriceville,
I Mrdo Orangefield and some areas c
"5-"5 --uE Brjdge City. There were scat-
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen-tered I
(See RAIN, Page 7)
retap'.
Friends and foes of the em-
battled government gave the
reshuffle a cool reception.
The pro-Labor Sun. in a front-
page editorial entitled “Musical!
Chairs,” commented: "It is dif-l WVI | T A 1
w: Wreckage is Surveyed
The liberal Guardian said the], O J
reshuffle was "lacking in sense
of value*" By NEIL. GILBRIDE
The consenative Daily Tele- AP Labor Writer
graph said: “Like almost every- WASHINGTON (AP) — Con-
thing else be has done in the gress groped through the wreck-________________________________
past month. Mr. Wilson's new age today after airlines strike of statements between chief ai
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 191, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 11, 1966, newspaper, August 11, 1966; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1560814/m1/1/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.