Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 88, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 26, 1969 Page: 7 of 33
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Junior High War Takes New Turn Over
Most of Mekong Delta Area
named the top amateur athlete.
Debbip a high school junior in
Sacramento, Calif., gained the
NEW YORK <AP> - Debbie
Meyer thought it would be
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bones
Heart Surgery
Difficulties
To Be Solved
Businessmen aren’t artists. Yet most o' them know how a
handsome, wel -designed business building can enhance
their efforts. So when you re building buildings for business,
you'd best turn to Metallic. Like we d-d Our businessman
can choose from over 2500 separate Metallic designs, a
cigantic variety of good looking structures. We give him ef-
fective use of stone and glass and weed to complement the
"I’ve got 10 Hemingway short
stories to read and some essays
to write. Essays are icky." the
16-y ear-old Olympic champion
Clark of Pennsylvania made the
change from the halls of govern-
ment to the halls of Ivy Friday.
The 67-year-old Democrat, de-
feated for re-election in Novem-
ber. began conducing a series
of graduate seminars at Temple
Goes to Meyer
In Close Ballot
device,” Barnard said "I think
the moment heart transplanta-
tion is the best method "
Barnard flew to Houston Fri-
day to attend a charity event
today for the Texas Heart In-
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the ship returns to New York in
March.
ONE BIG TABLE
OF A WIDE VARIETY OF
Rory Calhoun Sues
Wife for Divorce
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP)
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stowaway and hopes the trip _ -
will mean he can live in the honor in the closest vote u the
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Headed for Brazil,
Cuban Hopes Trip
Will End in U.S.
NEW YORK (APl-A Cuban
started to improve, and the
scarecrows have disappeared
The change has come about be-
cause the war in Vietnam has
changed
. . And for incomo—'tourist trodt' and 'sugar cane’
art down, but 'hijacked airliners' is up!"
HOUSTON <APi - Dr. Christ-
iaan Barnard says the difficult-
ies of heart transplant surgery
will be overcome with further
operations and research
"There are many problems
still ahead," the famous Cape-
town. South Africa physician
1 said Friday night. "I believe we
should continue and we shall
eventually get to all the prob-
lems.”
Barnard, who performed the
world's first human heart trans-
plant operation in December,
1967. told a meeting at the Bay-
lor College of Medicine that
heart implantation "is a good
form of treatment "
He suggested that mechanical
hearts may eventually replace
transplant operations
"The heart is the first organ
or the easiest organ which we
refugee is bound for Brazil as a
swimmer said Friday after
learning she had indeed been
Herman Rennett
4 Metallic
Twe Names to Build On
ly secure areas
That depressing statistic has
Mary Helen MeFarlane, Wanda man. Mike Dillard. Jeff. Em-
McNeal. Pam Neal. Gail brey. Betty Ann Evans, Rayla Sullivan Award
Pound. Rebecca Platter. Timo- Fowler, Sara Garcia. Terry “
thy Reid. Bruce Smith, and Gilmore and Grover Haney-
Karen Smith Also. Frank Hinojosa, Janice
Better Living!"
in 1963, is providing a rare op- flesh when necessary. They
portunity to study the emer- erected tents of camel's hair
"Better
Thomas, Mary Tulcus and Don
Wright
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structural beauty of pr-engineered
steel Metallic buildings. Efficient,
quickiy-erected, economical and
handsome It 8 an unbeatable
comb ma'on And we gi • ♦
combination to you.
tists have launched a long-term ful leather The hard
biological research program, formed useful toos.
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LOOMSKILL GALLARY
GLENDALE, Calif. (API —
Norman Mykoff left his child-
hood sweetheart behind when he
was 15 and . fter 69 years has
married her.
stitute. He was introduced at SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) 1 Wykoff, a Glendale lawyer,
the Osler Society meeting — Actor Rory Calhoun, 47. has says he wed the former Lina
by Dr Denton A. Cooley, who fiied suit for divorce from his Lightfoot eight days after he
has performed 17 heart " trans- wife after 20 years of marriage flew to Monmouth. Ill to pro-
plant operations at St. Luke's Calhoun and his wife. Lita pose to her. Both are 84.
Episcopal Hospital. Baron, have three daughters "She doesn't like me to say
aged 8 to 12 it.” Wykoff said, "but I call her
Surtsey, which burst up from ------------------ the girl I left behind me. We
the Atlantic Ocean off Iceland Egyptian nomads ate c amel were both 15 back in Maroa, III.,
and just getting to care for each
other when my father moved
our family west.” i
Wykoff has been a widower
even squad-sized units They islative process and manpower
are spread thin and moving of- policy for 20 economics aid po-
ten in general they do not try litical science graduate stu-
to fight Standup actions or even dentsa -
launch hit and run attacks l lark admitted nervousness
They are trying' to maintain before his first semninar Friday
the Viet Cong presence among "I s my first time at bat." he
the population, to hold on to said
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in relative terms, the violence ' for the future Thus their task is Policeman Charcce
has declined in Vietnam since now almost totally political in 8 -
the Paris pea c talks began in its implications Self With Violation
the Mekong Deka, however, the Officers of the 9th Division HOOPESTON. 111. (APi
$100
$789
for three years and his new
bride, a widow for eight.
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§ | Wide Variety of Fall B Winter
Orchestra Music
Due Next Sunday
Orchestra Michelangelo di a part of the program present-
Firenze will be presented by ed by the orchestra
the Brownwood Civic M u s i c There are no common quali-
Assn Sunday. Feb 2 at Mims ties which the orchestra brings
Auditorium beginning at 2:30 to its concertizing. They are
P.m. the proud heirs of Florentine
The 17 members of the Or- culture, inheritors of centuries
chestra Michelanglo di Firenze of music making
have more in common than the - 01 j
fact that each ranks among the Their, music hasa sound uni-
most gifted of orchestra must- guetnthesensemble. a mellow
cians of central Italy, blending of individua Is who
The backbone of the ensemble create..among, them the kind
is its parent string quartet, of united perfection only the
hailed for its glowing per- small group . can achieve,
formances throughout Europe Strings.)woodwi nds and horns,
aid South America. they need neither conductor nor
Repertoire for the ensemble .
is virtually endless, from the Each ,s an artist of the high-
great Italian composers to the est professional skills; together
literature of Handel. Bach. they have a deep mutual res-
Haydn. Mozart. Mendelssohn. peel and a dedicated single-
Tchaikovsky- and Dvorak — ness of purpose — they make
many of whose works will be ensemble music at its best.
| And. Carol Spurlock, Ronny Ivy, William Jenkins, Gary
. Varela. June Wallace, Karen Joiner, Steven Kelley, Jon Lan-
Wheeler. and Kathleen Yantis nom. Donnie Lappe, Ronnie
Eighth grade — Cindy Alex Lappe, Margie Lockwood. Dean ... .... . ~
ander, Billy Beene. David Low, Don McCarty. Thomas “really neat" to win the SulU- 218 battles are seneraily gone eroding Viet Cong st ength. Hoopeston whipped out his cita-
Brock. Nancy Cadenhead. Stan- McNamee. Patti Milam. Alice van Award as the outstanding Du the war *s actually deadlier They see the enemy com- tion book alter a two-car acci-
ley Bratton. Michelle Braud. Perry. Lemuel Sellers, Cindy amateur athlete in the United than ever. manders as facing a dilemma dent and charged one of the dri-
Brian Cutbirth. Alan Day. Sams. Debra Skelton, Steven States in 1968 The U.S. 9th Division, operat- It they regroup the main-force vers with a traffic violation
— Slagle, Lorna Teague, Pam But now that she's won it. Er- ing mainly in four provinces units, their losses will be un Himself
~ -■ nest Hemingway might not let ringing the southern approaches bearable ifthey don't, their in- Kaag, driving a police car.
her celebrate too long to Saigon, is the only American fluence will decline and their was following a car driyen by
infantry division in the delta manpower losses still will be in- Mrs Annie Robinson Mrs. Rob-
Last month it claimed almost supportable in the long run. inson slowed to make a turn and
1,000 Viet Cong killed and lost 59 "We 11 platoon them to Kaag said his car rammed the
dead of its own. In December a death. " says the. 9th s com- rear of her car. It was just a
year ago, when the war was ap- mander. soft-spoken Maj Gen fender bender but Kaang charged
proaching the climax of the Tet Julian Ewell, veteran of a year himself with failure t" reduce
offensive, the division killed 578 of delta battles speed to avoid an accident.
change has been deceptive The feel this process is inevitably Police Chief o-val Kaag of
big battles are generally gone eroding Viet Cong st ength, " " ‘
but the w ar is actually deadlier They see the enemy com-
than ever.
Thirty one ninth graders 33 Elizabeth Ain Everett. .... ----------— ------ —----
eighth gradlers and 33 seventh Gotcher, Dickey Hall.. Gregg Inti! a few months ago a few Kien Hoa—the most populous much better now. It also shows
graders are listed on the third Hass and John Henley bamboo, scarecrows draped in and fice-rich -province in the that the delta war has. become ... .
six weeks honor roll of the And. Sylvia Hinojosa John black Miet long pajamas sym-. della % .et Cong political bosses, more deadly and overshadows Cark Said ha had the _
first semester for Brownwood -Henry Lacy. Angelique Loyd, bolized the way the war was guerrillas and tax collectors the fighting elsewhere Onl y one senator and an adimj
Junior High School Karen McBee. David Meclel- going in much of the Mekong held sway in the countryside other US division—the Amen -.80415nsentaroraunatanhsouca
The students include: land. Alysbell Hudson Steve Delta •_____ The government's faded yellow cal in the far north—had » • . .. 1Gsnt 0.
1 Ninth grade - Jolly Allen. Hudson Diane Ply Ruth Ann The scarecrows stood behind and red flags few over the mud rougher time in December 1968 sepgud *J*™1' He
I Judith Avers. Louanne Bird. Pound. Helen Marie Roberts. a.rickety bamboo fence just off forts and the towns Harried What has happened in the del- . .. . named senate:
Kaye Bright Carla Burt David enise Rowbotham, LeAnne the road winding east from Ben peasants- paid taxes to both ta is that the tough enemy VW™ • Shenamed Adunet
Camacho, Beverly Chesser. Jo- Smith, Risa Swan ver, Gary Tre. capital of Kien Hoa Prov- side. Occasional battles upset main-force units—bloodied in graduaresprotessonat.Temple
dell Coleman. Steve Cutbirth. Thomas, Erlinda Trevino. Lar-" ince. With derisive humor signs things only momentarily - countless individual fights- fornathe. sPrng semesteri.He •
Patsy Donahoe and Allen Far- rv Turner. Belinda Ward, on the, fence proclaimed this By the official statistics only have broken up into platoon and conduct ing.semt arsontheleg-
ies Juhe Webster Debbie Welch was a V iet 1 ong military reser- half of kien Hoa’s estimated even squad-sized units They islative.process and manpower
Also Sherita Followell, Frank and Terri Wood vation. Unauthorized, people
Griffin. Sharon Ivie, David Seventh grade — Sheralyn At were warned to keep out.
Krischke, Sheree Lindsey, ford. Martha Carlson, Cathryn .Goxernment militia, manning
Donna Low. Sheila Ludwick. Carpenter. Mary Candace Cole- the sum baked mud forts along
BERRY’S WORLD
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Former Senator
Makes Transition
To the Halls of Ivy
PHILADELPHIA (AP _
Former U.S. Sen Joseph S
By GEORGE MeARTHUR the road obeyed the signs enemy and lost 50 killed
Associated Press Writer For all practical purposes a In statistical terms. that
BEN TRE. Vietnam (AP) — truce and a stalemate existed in means the division is doing
will replace by mechanical
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Andres Benito Gueche Pedro- James E. Sullivan, one of the
so. 26. was in the brig of the lin- founders of the Amateur Athlet-
er Brazil as she began a 54-day ic Union.
cruise to Brazil Friday. Pedroso A triple gold medalist at the
originally stowed away on the Mexico City Olympics, she re-
ship when it left from Brazil for ceived 1,237 points to 1.165 for
New York Jan. 4 -Al Oerter and 1.110 for Bill
But when the Brasil docked Toomey Oerter won his fourth
here Monday, federal immigra- consecutive -discus gold medal
tion authorities insisted on strict at the Olympics while Toomey
enforcement of a regulation that won the decathlon,
bars Cuban refugees if they -----------------
have made an intermediate stop
on the way to the United States. Alan Catches
But if Brazil refuses to accept .
Pedroso when the ship lands Woman After
there. U.S. authorities say they ZnU ... .
will have to accept him when 69-Year Wait
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 88, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 26, 1969, newspaper, January 26, 1969; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1574205/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.