Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 181, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 21, 1972 Page: 1 of 44
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Brownwood Bulletin
Sundoy.Moy21, 1972
Vol. n. No. tai
Nixon foresees summit
progress
Arrival in Austria
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Turtle saw diver
Seeking himself, Bremer found Wallace
By G. C. THELEN Jr.
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Teen job
service
l Little People group
sets spring meeting
asked him what happened to the affairs,
diet.
By ERIC SHARP
Associated Press Writer
KEY LARGO, Fla. I API -
Two skin divers who say they
were attacked by giant logger-
head turtles on offshore coral
reefs may just have been mis
taken for female turtles by
lovestruck, nearsighted males,
a turtle expert says
“I have never heard of an un-
provoked attack on a human in
30 years of studying turtles,”
said Dr. Archie Carr of the
University of Florida, a man
whose work on turtles has made
him internationally famous
among scientists and laymen
alike.
“I have been bitten by tur-
tles." he said, "but only after
I've manhandled them pretty
badly, and you can't call that an
unprovoked attack."
woman’s editor is invited to join
the group for a dinner, a snack
or refreshments
Recently at just such a
gathering she reluctantTy
declined a kind invitation on the
grounds to do so would play
use their great influence along
»ith other nations to avoid those
situations that lead to conflict
anyplace in the world."
Vietnam and other areas of
conflicting U.S.-Soviet interests
also will be on the agenda
As Nixon departed. left-wing,
antiwar elements in Salzburg
laid plans to defy police in an
effort to carry their protests
directly to the U.S. chief execu-
tive soon after his arrival in the
Austrian city.
Continuing his cautious op-
The presidential flight started
off in a driving rainstorm but
Nixon, his wife. Secretary of »
State William P Rogers and
others in the official party
seemed in gay spirits
• J- -m-aaanuu
timism, Nixon told well wishers
at the brief Andrews airport
hangar departure ceremony
We are not going there to
make headlines today We are
going there in order to build
what we hope will be a structure
that can lead to better relations
between the Soviet Union and
the United States and a better
chance lot peace tomorrow and
EXERCISE, OF course is a
great way to keep your weight
and your waist in some kind of
control.
But it looks like some people
go in for exercise so much that
their appetite grows. So if you
don't watch it, you wind up
eating too much thus defeating
the whole idea
We have long been convinced
the best exercise for weight
control is when you push your
chair away from the dinner
table
in all the years -
“We do expect to make
According to Jack Knott, part of the summer may contact
* Americanism chairman for the the office managers
and
DICK BARNES
Associated Press Writers
I I
NEWS
on the way home Then she sight of the town before the .Spokesmen said about 75 per
nibbled some more ... and then counterattackers struck at cent of the depot was wiped out.
another dawn with bombs leaving one huge
Once home, she noticed her in the central highlands, fire."
absent-minded nibbling. And where the North Vietnamese of- A communique said the strike
discovered that, calorie-wise, fensive centers around the pro- "further depletes North Viet-
she might as well have stayed vincial capital of Kontum, ene- nam's supplies used in support
for dinner
the Spirit of 76, for Salzburg
Austria
Monday morning he flies on to
Moscow for his week-long
parley with Kremlin leaders
Nixon went into no detail on
topics he will discuss though he
indicated to newsmen Friday he
anticipates progress on trade,
space cooperation and nuclear-
arms limitation. He said
North counters at An Loc todays
Good morning!
For your Sunday morning reading enjoyment, here is a
summary of some of the more pleasant stories to be found
in today’s Brownwood Bulletin.
BROWNWOOD — The Call-A-Teen summer em-
ployment service will open for its second year here May
29. See story on page 1A.
MULLIN — Members of the First Baptist Church here
expect to be in their new building just in time for this
year’s homecoming. See story and picture on page 6B.
MAY — Residents of this Mid-Texas town are looking
forward to the opening of the first library here. See story
and picture on page 8A.
THE TEXAS STAR this week features the Big Bend
National Park and on a Dallas painting sheding new light
on the Pentecost.
memmm=n
before long 8-year-old Joe The program is an American Breakfast Club; and Donnie each day.
turned up with a whole bag of Legion project to acquaint boys Twiford, American legion Post Employers who are looking
marshmallows Naturally Dad with national and state political 196. for teenagers to work for all or
Replied Joe. "I was on a diet, Boys to attend from local post, the post here through in 1971 a total of 194 teenagers
but I just finished it." Brownwood High School and the cooperation of Brownwood obtained jobs either for all or
That in our opinion, is the best their sponsors include Brian civic clubs send more boys to part of the summer.
kind of diet there is —a finished Cutbirth. Brownwood Down- Boys State than any other high Bennie Houston is president
one. town Lons Club; John Henley, school in Texas, of the HOTIC.
by norman fisher
Weight-watching used to be
something of a fad something
Mom and the girls did oc-
casionally to help keep in shape
But with cholesterol, diets
and jogging so much a part of
people s thinking these days,
weight-watching is well out of
the fad stage and certainly a
healthy necessity
From the number of
Brownwood people you can see
many mornings or evenings
either walking, jogging or
bicycling, it is obvious residents
of this area are at least aware
they should watch their weight
One of the first symptoms
that you should pay more at-
tention to your waistline is the
advent of Dunlop's Disease
You know what Dunlop's
Disease is — it's when your
middle has done lopped over
your belt
j opening
weight problems these days. 6 BHS students named The Call-A-Teen employment
Mrs. Richard Bass of Santa service, sponsored by the Help
Anna was telling some time 2 D e, - • _ Our Town Improvement Club,
back about a case in point. TO DOVS ^tOtO JUDG 7 will open for its second year of
Her daughter-in-law. also * operation on May 29.
Mrs. Richard Bass, and sons Six Brownwood High School Brownwood Kiwanis Club; The office will be located at
Richard (a teenager i and Joe boys who are to be seniors in the David McClelland, Brownwood its same location, 110 East
(8) decided to go on a grapefruit fall have been named to attend Rotary Club; Keith Madole, Anderson.
diet together. Boys State at the University of Brownwood Optimist Club; Three managers of the office
They did fine for a while But Texas beginning June 7. Gary Smith. Brownwood will be on duty from 8 to 5 p.m.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres-
ident Nixon headed for the
Moscow summit Saturday pre-
dicting some progress on major
issues and hoping for future big-
power restraint against
conflict anyplace in the
world.'*
Nixon spoke briefly at An-
drews Air Base before taking
off in the presidential jetliner.
duoted A sayinslast October family, neighbors and home- would establish his Wisconsin to see him again Downcast. he busboy at the Milwaukee Ath- apartment building. Bremer the day Wallace nnuncg hi.
last Monday, he found lus own Milwaukee acquain- primary headquarters, shaved his blond head, hoping to leticclub. turned her away at the door cndawapoaceuannouncedhis
way to a Laurel Md, shopping fences cheering, clapping and -November. Bremer was ar- regain her attention with this For a while, he became a vir- with angry shouts. presidential nomination ratic
center. There, according to colorfully dressed to those who rested for the first time, act of contrition, or so he told a tual recluse in his apartment, Then, in March he appeared widentia nomin v
MILWAUKEE (API — Ham- state and federal charges, he recall him turning up at charged with carrying a revolv- fellow worker. She only scribbling doggeral and thought at Wallace hedquarterp" first recall swine mpaign workers
mered late last year by a sue- crippled the Alabama governor Wallace campaign stops. : er concealed in his coat. He was laughed. He quit technical col- fragments in an apparent effort apparent stop on intermittent IfcmnaseejngBremer loitering
cession of emotional jolts, Ar- with a burst of bullets from a The emotional blows and his fined $38.50 for disorderly lege at self analysis. travels along the governor’s arround headguarters at the
thur Herman Bremer embar 38-calibersrevolver reactions were in rapid se- conduct. The gun was taken January; Without a word of One jotting found in his X.gn ^il 8
ked on a young man's journey in The furious gunfire at an quence: away. explanation, he walked away apartment; "Happiness is with Bremer cyontian. Tef‘tntJS i"isconsin ?
search of himself At trail’s end, election eve rally for the Demo- -October; Bremer, 21, broke -December; Joan Pemrich. from his part-time job as a hearing George Wallace sing . ithubremen eventually teers Marchi2, at a $25-a-plate
he found George Corley cratic presidential contender with his family, moving to a then 15. Bremer's first and only school janito XXtShaving Sdtbttheamovarevgolvenhe dinner for.the goy
Wallace. was the climax of seven trau- midtown apartment a scant two girl friend, brushed him off -February: After accusing him arrested for a hit and run advertising the largestnsho. erdorin.)Miwaukee)March 20
“Momma, I’m going out and matic months for Bremer—qui- and one-half blocks from the after Christmas, saying shehis employer of discrimination, accident." tonetinKswisrgestnseig and finally at an election night
make my way,” Bremer is ct, lonely and withdrawn to his motel where Wallace later didn't like him and didn't want he quit another part-time job. . When his mother visited the obtained the revolver Jan 13 See SEEKING on page 3-A
SOMETIMES, WHEN she
goes on assignment to make
photographs at various
meetings. The Bulletin's
A WEIGHT-CONSCIOUS
young Brownwood housewife, at
a family gathering featuring do-
it-yourself hamburgers,
declined to participate
Too many calories in all those
luscious components, she said.
But she did eat, separately, a
hamburger patty. a bun. and a
few of the other goodies.
“They aren't hamburgers
when you eat them tike that.”
she rationalized as she polished
off the bun
Sixty -Four Pages Today Six Sections
By MICHAEL PUTZEL my troops probed government of its invading armies in South
Associated Press Writer defense Unes less than two Vietnam."
SAIGON (AP — South Viet- miles from the city, but no ma- The bombers also are carry-
namese forces trying to clear jor attacks were reported ing out sustained raids against
the road to the beleaguered in the air war over North the rail lines linking Hanoi and
provincial capital of An Loc Vietnam, the US Command China The railroads must be
havoc with her weight- fought off a day-long attack by announced that American war- attacked almost daily to keep
watching. North Vietnamese tanks and in- planes had intensified their them out of operation, the com-
The food looked great, but she fantry Saturday daily pounding of enemy supply mand said, because North Viet-
was afraid of the calorie count. An American Army officer areas and transportation nam mobilizes workers to make
But, as she was expressing called it in all probability the routes quick repairs. A Navy A7 attack
her regrets and making her enemy's last stance for An The command, reporting on plane was reported shot down
departure, someone presented Loc," a rubber plantation town attacks of Thursday, said Air over the North and its pilot
her a box of chocolates as a gift 60 miles north of Saigon that has Force bombers destroyed a fuel listed as missing.
Thinking about all the goodies been virtually destroyed in a 44- tank farm containing more than
she had declined, she dipped day siege. A government relief five million gallons of pet-
into the chocolates and nibbled column had .pushed to within roleum 3 miles east of Hanoi. _________________________
some progress, and the prog-
ress that we make we trust will
lay the foundation for more
progress in the future in which
two great peoples can find a
way despite philosophical dif-
ferences that are very deep ..to
live in peace in the world and to
—
as mate
marked by protest
SAI.ZBURG, Austria । API — of ’76 for the eight-hour flight to Before entering his car, the
I'resident Nixon stopped in this Salzburg. Nixon said his mis- President paused with the
Alpine resort city Saturday sion in the Soviet Union would chancellor to face a bank of
night for 36 hours of rest and be a search for "a world of photographers and then to wave
preparation for his summit peace, a world of progress for at a crowd of several hundred
meeting with Soviet leaders in all." standing nearby
Moscow The presidential jet. The trip began three months The Nixons drove to the 18th-
the Spirit of ’76. will take him to after the President's historic century Klessheim Palace,
the Soviet capital Monday visit to Communist China. where they are staying,
morning Austrian Chancellor Bruno Security in the city was tight,
Nixon’s plane landed about an Kreisky is host to President and with an estimated 1,500 police
hour after steel-helmeted police Mrs. Nixon during their stay in on duty, because of the leftist
with clubs drove an estimated this rail, industrial and tourist demonstrations aimed at the
200 leftist demonstrators from center overlocked by a U.S role in Vietnam
the airport landing area medieval fortress
As the President left the plane Kreisky's son, Dr. Peter
Loggerhead turtles are an
ocean-going species which can
weigh as much as 500 pounds
Marjorie Manser suffered se-
vere lacerations on her thigh
when she was bitten by a log-
gerhead while diving for a lost
anchor at Black Rocks’ April 25
“At first, I thought it was a
shark pulling me under water
See TURTLE on page 2-A
District 8 of Little People of The first meeting of Little
America, Inc. will hold its People was held in Reno, Nev.
spring district meeting at the and had in attendance exactly
Riverside Motor Hotel in 20 little people from seven
Brownwood next weekend states. Now there is a mailing
Registration is to start in the organization is divided into 12
hotel lobby Friday, districts and District 8 is one of
Approximately 75 are expected the largest, with a membership
Sandy King of Brownwood, a of over 139.
member of the organization, Dale Picard of Lafayette, 1 a.,
will serve as host for the two- the district director, will lead
day meeting. District 8 includes out in programs discussions,
all of Texas and Louisiana which will include education.
Program for the Brownwood employment, scholarships,
meeting will include a tour of adoptions and parents’
the General Douglas MacAr- auxiliary, which is a special
thur Academy of Freedom, a group made up of parents who
fish fry and other activities meet to discuss common feeling
hounded in 1957 by Billy and problems relating to their
Barty of Hollywood show little little children
business fame, the Little People Picard will also bring to the
of America, Inc. is celebrating
its 14th anniversary this year. See LITTLE on page 2-A
Ten Cents Daily Twenty Cents Sunday
BROWNWOOD AREA:
Clear to partly cloudy and
warm through Monday. High
today in lower 90s, low tonight
in 60s
Maximum temperature
here Saturday 89 Sunset
today 8:31, sunrise Monday
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WOKING UP— Couds billow to distant skies as workmen the exteriors of most buildings nearing completion, the ed bouquets of flowers from and their official party were
concentrate on less ethereal matters at the construction site of sprawling campus is heghwing to take shape Austrian children, then stepped welcomed by Kreisky and other
the new Browuw tod Junior High School in Camp Bowie. With , m.iietm peot., toward their black limousine Austrian officials as a local
nuiieun mow Before taking off on the Spirit band played martial music
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