Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 327, Ed. 1 Monday, November 13, 1972 Page: 1 of 14
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Brownwood Bulletin
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Monday November 13, 1972
Fourteen Pages Today
Two Sections
Vol. 72 Mo. 327
Brownwood Texas
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See AIR on Page 2—A •
Damaging winds rake area
"we hold that the confidences of was of a telephone of a foreign
national and that the inter-
See WINDS on Page 2—A
FOUR DEAD, DAMAGE HEAVY
percent.
percent. The remainder have
The increase. 9.6 percent, net earnings of $5,000 or less.
house was moved from its foun-
ed their boats.
F
ever, about moving toward final narrowed U.S.-South Vietna-
mese differences, apparently
accord on ending the war.
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Brown County families in
higher income brackets
Sales Management.
What was sought/
years ago, when a similar study category Those with incomes
was made. It was then 42.2 above $10,000 constitute 20.6
Ellsberg and Russo needed
the votes of at least four justices
to have their appeal taken up by
the court. The vote against
cepted conversations in this les, who was presiding at the
case had nothing to do with re- trial, sent the jurors home until
spect to activities of foreign the court settled the appeal.
one man shown at center had his radio along
listening to the Dallas Cowboys football game
as spectators w aited an hour due to a weather
delay. The clouds did break and the sun shone
down on the airport, however, and the young
girl at right had her binoculars handy to catch
mer recess. Justice William J.
Brennan Jr. also dissented.
The figures list 21.6 percent of
the local households in the
group with net earnings of
$5,000 to $8,000 and another 9.6
percent in the $8,000 to $10,000
parents kept a careful eye. Other folks had
their minds on other things while waiting for
the aerial antics to begin. More than just the
including 15
who treads
another du
However, although more
money is being made, a sizeable
part of the gain is being wiped
out by rising living costs.
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the local population than ever,
leaving a smaller segment in
the lower brackets.
families find themselves in
higher income brackets than
before.
Some of them, whose ear-
nings had been below $8,000,
Last Aug. 9, U.S. District
t Judge Matt Byrne of Los Ange-
with President Chung Hee
Park.
Brownwood:
My choice,
your opportunity
the Confederate Air Force's bombing attack
close-up.
A Cessna owend by the Rev.
Logan Cumaungs was flipped
on its back, airport officials
said, while the other plane,
owned by Ike Ethridge of East
Barnard. was blown against
some trash receptables.
At Lake Brownwood where
high winds were blamed for that
boating accident, rainfall with
the storm totaled 1.50 inches.
Other area amounts included
70 of an inche at Rising Star
and 50 of an inch at both Indian
Creek and Zephyr. Brownwood
had only an official .12 of an
inch although amounts varied
over the city.
In addition to wind damage at
lake Brownwood, tree limbs
and a few small trees fell victim
of the storm A large tree ad-
jacent to the First Baptist
Church in De Leon was toppled
although there was no other
Court flashes green
light for papers trial
the lawyer-client relationship
remain inviolate.”
Douglas said he had exam-
ined the logs “and it appears
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KISSINGER TO PARIS?
Haig bringing report back to Nixon
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2,000 on
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AIR SHOW ANTICS - The Brownwood air
show Sunday at the Brownwood Municipal
Airport was a day-long affair for many folks
who arrived at 11a.m. when gates opened and
stayed for the concluding aerial act at 5 p.m.
Folks of all ages took advantage of the event.
The court did not comment on
the issues as it handed down a
routine order declining to hear
an appeal by Ellsberg and
Wild weather roars at Texas1 i
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Heavy damage and minor in- dations by the wind. No injuries Station after midnight de- A dissenting opinion was filed
Tornadoes and severe juries were reported when the were reported. stroyed eight trailer homes and by Justice William O. Douglas
thunderstorms swept across storm system hit Waco, College The winds also damaged a damaged about 10 others at Oak who stayed the trial in July-
Texas Sunday night and this Station, the Oak Cliff section of marina and a number of boats Forest Trailer Park. Seven while the court was in its sum-
at Pleasure Island, near Port persons were treated for minor
Arthur. injuries. Two houses reportedly
The storm that struck the were unroofed and some dam-
Dallas area was labeled a age was also seen at the Texas
tornado by the National Wea- A&M campus, including a de-
ther Service. The twister stroyed greenouse.
with big incomes coun-
He also said that it was time that the electronics surveillance persons or their agents.’
desegregation of the city's
public schools.
The board challenged the
July ruling by the U.S.
Circuit Court in New
Orleans, which was based
primarily on the fact that 16
was afforded by its "average munities, where lower living
income" alone. costs and the availability of
is that average made up of a home-grown products are
small proportion of families valuable considerations.
By LEWIS GULICK Vietnam President Nguyen Van
Associated Press Writer Thieu and short stops in Cam-
WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres- bodia and South Korea The
ident Nixon's special emissary U.S. embassy described the
to Saigon returns today amid talks with Thieu as "cordial and
widespread expectation that constructive."
By BARRY SCHWEID
Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) - The
Supreme Court today allowed
the government to proceed with
the Pentagon Papers trial of
Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony
Russo without revealing to
theni who in the defense team
was overheard in a "foreign-in-
telligence" wiretap
Ellsberg and Russo are
charged with espionage, con-
spiracy and misuse of govern-
ment property in the publica-
tion of the once-secret study of
the origins of the Vietnam war
Their trial in Los Angeles has
- been delayed since July 29 by
— the dispute, over wiretapping.
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damage reported there.
Two power lines were
damaged in Brownwood by
falling tree limbs, but Texas
Power and Light Co. workmen
were able to restore service
shortly, according to district
manager W. M. Streckert.
In both cases, he said, service
lines between the line poles and
the houses were knocked down
by falling limbs. Some tran-
sformer fuses were also blown
because of falling limbs, he
added.
In addition to high winds and
occasionally heavy rain, the
area was pelted with some light
hail. Most of the hail was pea-
sized or smaller, however.
Forecasters call for fair skies
which brightened Mid-"exas
morning, killing four persons Dallas, Fort Worth and Wea-
and causing widespread dam- therford.
age to power lines, plate glass Harris County authorities
windows and trailer homes. confirmed that two twisters
Two persons were killed at flattened guard railings, tore up
Zavalla, near Lufkin in East fences and damaged trailer
Texas, when a tornado de- homes.
stroyed their mobile home. Au- in Port Arthur, a violent
thorities identified the victims thunderstorm caused wides-
as Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B Jones. pread property damage and
Two more persons drowned snapped powerlines in an area
when the high winds associated near the downtown section. Au-
with the frontal system swamp- thorities reported a two-story
have graduated to the $10,000 terbalancing a very large
and up level. Their former proportion with small incomes
positions on the income ladder or are earnings more evenly
have been taken over, in turn, spread?
by families that had been in Brown County, it is shown,
receiving less than $8,000. no less than 51.8 percent of the
The upward shift has been households had disposable cash
taking place all across the incomes, after payment of their
board, with the result that the income taxes, of $5,000 or more,
middle and upper brackets This was a greater proportion
contain a larger proportion of than was recorded locally three
th the SINCE THE report is con-
adviser Henry A. Kissinger will Nixon came back to Washing-
soon head for another peace ton from Key Biscayne, Fla.,
negotiating session in Paris. Sunday night for a few hours'
Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. stay before proceeding to his
Windy, chilly weather which
roared through Mid-Texas
Sunday night tightened its grip
on the area this morning and
forecasters said temperatures
might dip into the 30s tonight
The latest cold front, which
whipped in with wind gusts
clocked at more than 60 mph in
many spots, was blamed for a
lake Brownwood boating ac-
cident which claimed the life of
one man Sunday night.
Winds were also blamed for
some property damage in the
area, with preliminary
estimates highest at Brown-
wood Municipal Airport where
two airplanes were damaged
Airport officials said both
damaged planes were outside
and not tied down when the
storm hit. Damage was
reported extensive but both
were said repairable.
Approximately 2,000 persons
braved threatening weather
Sunday to attend the Brown-
wood Air Show, according to
Raymond Beck, Brownwood
Chamber of Commerce
executive vice president
“We feel fortunate that such a
great interest in thie air show
was shown," Beck said this ’
morning "We also feel that had
the weather been good in the
morning hours, we could have
doubled the attendance at the I
show."
Drizzle, wind and thick
clouds early Sunday threatened '
to force officials to postpone the
show to its Nov. 1$ rain date, but
the clouds began to part around
noon, allowing the show to go on
generally as scheduled at 3
p.m., an hour later than plan-
ned.
“A great number of persons
attending came from outside
the Brownwood area," Beck
continued "Had the weather
been better, we feel more
persons from Brownwood would
have attended."
Strong winds did force can-
cellation of planned parachute
jumps during the afternoon.
Chamber officials indicated
persons who follow air shows
had expressed praise for the
Services pend here
for drowning victim
Services for Jerry Eugene been setting trot lines when high
Ellison, 30, of 3811 Second St., winds struck and the boat
wno drowned Sunday night in a capsized. Berg Swam to shore,
boating accident at Lake Deputy Sheriff Bill Hennig.
Brownwood were pending this Game Warden John Echols and
morning_at Davis-Morris volunteers from the Citizen
Funeral Home. Band Radio Emergency Club'
Mr. Ellison drowned around 8 were at the scene most of the
p.m. about 40 feet from shore night.
near Rose Boat Docks. Dragging operations began
According to Brown County shortly after the man did not
Sheriff Danny Neal, Ellison and reach shore and continued until
a companion James Berg had See SERVICES on Page 2A
and a professional football Hanoi envoy Xuan Thuy an- clearing the way tor resumption
game after which he mingled in ticipated a further Kissinger- of the private negotiations in
the locker room with quarter- Tho meeting in a Paris inter- Paris.
back Joe Namath and others of view over the weekend, though Haig. Kissinger's top aide,
the New York Jets, he held to North Vietnam's po- was reported to have earned a
Just when Kissinger will head sition that the session should be Nixon letter to Thieu and pre-
fer Paris to meet again with devoted to procedures for sign- sumably received one from
North Vietnam's Le Duc Tho ing the proposed nine-point Thieu to Nixon.
remains a secret. Adminis- pact—not to altering it. Haig conferred in Phnom
tration officials maintained U.S. officials in Saigon in- Penh with the Cambodian chief
their air of confidence, how- dicated Haig's talks with Thieu of state, 1 on Nol, and in Seoul
downed the Astro Drive-in in Waco, several house them was seven to two.
theater screen and damaged trailers were reported damaged
autos and fixtures extensively after the tornado was sighred Douglas said he regretted
in the tornado's wake were high near the R.C. Cola plant. The J. that his colleagues did not take
water, downed power lines. C. Wood home at Spring Valley, the occasion to lay down some
smashed plate-glass windows near Waco, was unroofed and further ground rules for the
and streets filled with debris, the garage demolished by the conduct of criminal cases in-
A twister in south College winds, volving electronic surveillance.
The findings reveal, through a
breakdown. just what
proportion of Brown County's
population lies within each
income bracket.
Thanks to the income gains study was a better un- cerned solely with money in-
they have chalked up in the last derstanding of the purchasing come, it understates somewhat
few years, many Brown County power of each community than the standing of farm com-
Fort Worth
loses appeal
WASHINGTON (AP) -
The Fort Worth, Tex., school
board was turned down
today by the Supreme Court
in an appeal from a ruling
calling for further
Ten CentsDoily Twenty Cents Sunday
THE FINDINGS arbrought compares with a 5.7 percent rise
out in a report, coverirg every in the United States and with 7.9
area of the country, rlesed by percent in the State of Texas.
F N Ateven Easley, at left.
. Ztrom one airplane to
5.4 static displays while
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 327, Ed. 1 Monday, November 13, 1972, newspaper, November 13, 1972; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1575103/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.