Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 25, 1973 Page: 13 of 20
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The first, H. Res. 513, was in-
troduced by Rep. Robert F.
Drinan, D-Mass. , by himself
July .31 The other seven. in-
troduced Tuesday are
Eighteen months later, Mrs. her daughter. Mrs. Gee is also a
Laura Freeland, 89. is bed-rid- beneficiary of the will.
WASHIHGTON ( AP) - Eight
resolutions co-sponsored by a
total of 31 House members have
been introduced calling for the
impeachment of President
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AUSTIN, Tex lAPi - The
Texas Aeronautics Commission
lias approved grants totaling
$297,000 to 11 communities— in-
cluding Borger and Childress-
to improve their airports
tate, among the nieces and
nephews in direct contradiction
of the first page which left the
estate entirely to Mrs Free-
land
with his seniors
to discuss the
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Today is Thursday, October
25. the 298th day of the year
There are $7 days left in the
year
Today's highlight in history
On this date in 1854. the Brit-
ish charge of the light brigade
took place near Sevastopol
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gument over handling of the
case and contested probation of
the will on the grounds that the
second page was forged
The commission also ordered
Rio Airways of Killeen to show
cause why its authority to carry
passengers between Killeen and
San Antonio should not be
canceled for failure to keep a
regularly scheduled operation
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allowed money from the estate switched lawyers in an
H Res 625 introduced by
Rep Bella S. Abzug. D-NY.
H Res 631 introduced by
Rep. Ken Hechler, D-W-Va.
H Res 635 introduced by
Rep Paul N. ( Pete) McCloskey.
R-Calif.
H Res 638 introduced by
Rep. Parren J Mitchell. (d-Md.
H Res 647 introduced by
Rep Frank Thompson Jr . D-
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H Res 648 introduced by
Rep Jerome R. Waldi, D-Calif.,
and 28 co-sponsors
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McCloskey are. among the co-
sponors of Waldie’s impeach-
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The Belton native started his
career in 1930 as a cub reporter
for the Temple Telegram's
Belton news bureau, went to the
Houston Chronicle in 1936 and
< ame to the Sherman Democrat
in 1947
Sibling became publisher of
the newspaper in 1958 He also
served as a member of the
board that publishes the news-
paper, the Red River Valley
Publishing Co.
in addition, his professional
and civic activities included
membership on the journalism
advisory committee at Texas-
Arlington and the citizens advi-
sory committee of Austin Col-
lege. Sherman.
Serving as president of the
Sherman Rotary Club and as
director of the Sherman Cham-
ber of Commerce are among his
other civic accomplishments.
The Texas Daily Newspaper
Association elected him to head
that organization He held posts
also in the Texas Associated
Press Managing Editors
Association
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bequeath all my proper and in- the will
terests of any kind and charac- Mrs Freeland. a widow. re-
ter and from whatever source quires around-the-clock care
derived to my sister, Laura since suffering a stroke four
Freeland ...” years ago, said Mrs. Ruth Gee.
Cox's insistence on obtaining former Interior Secretary Wal- saying Love’s suspension was in
such materials, against Nixon's ter J. Hickel complained before direct violation of his con-
direct orders to stop trying, led he was fired two years ago, re- stitutional guarantee of right to
to his dismissal But Nixon re- mained impenetrable last week free speech
Asked whether he had warned Love was suspended Oct. 14
versed himself Tuesday and Nixon directly, Ruckelshaus by Acting Fire Chief J M.
agreed to. release nine tape said he had not even seen the Honea for referring to Welch in
recordings after an outpouring President throughout the al- what Honea called a "deroga-
of public protest and impeach- most five months he served as tory, offensive manner."
to be worth anywhere from Read, Mrs. Gee said
$140,000 to $1 million. Mrs. Cole's will was probated
In other action Wednesday,
the commission canceled cer-
tificates of two carriers that
have ceased operations. They
Tuesday to turn over White White House over both the After Nixon yielded on the
House tapes and certain docu- president's actions in the tapes tapes but not on the prosecutor,
ments to US District Court controversy and his lack of con- Senate Republican leaders said
Judge John J. Sirica, many who sultation with them the) would support a move to
previously stood with Nixon Meanwhile. Rep John J have Sirica name a new
Russia during the Crimean -kept their distance Rhodes, R-Ariz , said al! House prosecutor
War.* Sen. Barn Goldwater, R- Republicans were invited to a Evenconservative Sen. Ro-
in 1586. the death sentence Artz., said Thank God” and Capitol Hill meeting today to man 1 Hruska of Nebraska
against Mary Queen of Scots most Republicans said nothing discuss the President's recent said he favored uch a move,
was pronounced. ’ Those who reacted did so actions. When Nixon nally yielded on
In 1701, a city charter was cautiously It was expected one topic the tapes. Republican support
granted to Philadelphia. Sen Peter Dominick, R-Colo., would be demands by GOP con- for appointment of a new prose-
In 1760. King George II of his telegrams running 100-to-1 gressmen, including Rep John «utor persisted despite obvious
England died and was sue- against President Nixon’s oust- B. Anderson, R-Ill., chairman of White House opposition to the
ceeded by his son, George III. er of special Watergate prose- the House Republican Con- idea
under whose reign the Ameri- cutor Archibald Cox and his ference, that Nixon name a new Skeptic ism about the future is
can colonies were last original refusal to give Sirica special prosecutor widespread A senator who said
in 1909. the murder of Japa- the tapes, said merely He when the White House sug- Monday the bottle is un-
nese Prince Ito by a Korean fa- * Nixon I has taken one step" to- gested last week that every- corked”was asked if the cork is
natic led to the establishment of wards full disclosure. thing would be solved by having now back Of course hot,” he
a Japanese dictatorship over The Senate’s Republican Sen John C. Stennis. DMiss.. replied It may never be ”
Korea
in 1938. the Chinese govern- s" ’
ment, fleeing Japanese in- g t I a t l i . I g
chdngkineztablisned at Court bottle erupts over will
in 1944. the second battle of ' •
the Philippine Sea. involving .
beng fought’ren yearsPago A lOOVinQ $ 1 milllOn tO InVOllcl
telegram of apology, signed by •
100 Dallas business leaders and DECATUR. Tex. < AP) — The The will goes on to name by Wise ( ounty Judge John A
clergymen, was sent to U.N. will which would be worth as nieces and nephews as benefi- Winder more than a year ago
.Ambassador Adlai Stevenson much as $1 million, is hand claries in the event that Mrs with attorneys for the estate
following Stevenson's roughing written Freeland is deceased, and Mrs Freeland and Mrs
up by a Dallas crowd of "I, Ruth Cole, resident-of Among those named is Thom- Gee agreeing to submit the
demonstrators Paradise. Wise County Texas, as P Read Jr., a newphew and document to district court here
Five years ago: 32 persons declare this to be my will ..." the executor of Mrs Coles es- for interpretation, William No-
were killed when a Northeast Th* handwriting is firm and, tate Read is also an employe of bles, lawyer for Read, said
Airlines plane, with 42 persons for the most part. clear It was the Decatur Savings and Loan
aboard, crashed and burned or obviously written by someone w here some $15,000 of t!,e estate Interpretation was necessary
Moose Mountain in New Hamp- who was up in years is deposited because the second page of the
shire. After payments of all my Read refused to comment on witl appeared to divide the es-
One year ago: A storm swept
across the Pacific island of Fiji,
leaving at least 23 dead and
more than 80 injured Today's
birthdays: Former major
leagut baseball star Bobby
Thomson is 50 Singer Minnie
Pearl is 61. Thought for today:
Reflect on your present
blessings, of which every man
has many — not on your past
misfortunes, of which all men
have some — Charles Dickens.
English writer. 1812-1870
WASHINGTON (AP) - For-
mer Deputy Atty. Gen. William
D. Ruckelshaus says President
Nixon's tapes of Watergate-re-
lated conversations should be
examined by electronics ex-
perts to determine whether they
have been altered
I think there should be some
study made because a lot of
people are asking that ques-
tion.” Ruckelshaus said in an attorney general Elliot L Rich- ment moves in Congress. acting FBI director and deputy
interview ardson left office Saturday, re- Ruckelshaus said he and attorney general.
"There should be some au- fusing to obey Nixons order to Richardson warned Nixon's "I have not talked with the
thentication that the tapes are fire Watergate special prose- aides that firing Cox would un- President since I was appointed
what they are represented to < utor Archibald Cox leash such an avalanche, but he to the FBI last April 27 ” he
be ” Cox was then fired by Solic- said they did not believe it. said.
Both Ruckelshaus and former itor General Robert H. Bork.
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WASHINGTON APi - A
measure of President Nixon's
continuing political difficulty is
die reaction — and the lack of it
from his longtime backers in
Congress during the Watergate
______________________________ now elevated to acting attorney He said he and Richardson ,
general. The Watergate investi- also tried to persuade the White Hearing set for
Recention tn Ration was handed back to Asst. House to leave Cox out of Nix-
1 Atty. Gen Henry E Petersen on‘s offer to give a Senate in- ousted firemen
vestigating committee written HOUSTON API - A Civil
honor adtor Ruckelshaus praised Peter- digests of the -Watergate Service Commission hearing
■ IVIIVI trull VI sen's integrity but said Nixon’s tapes, but the White House in- has been set for a Houston fire-
actions put Petersen in a God- -listed that Cox also accept this man who was suspended for 10
SHERMAN, Tex < APi - A awful position. " proposal instead of demanding days for referring to Mayor
reception is scheduled Sunday He said it would be almost the tapes themselves Louie Welch as “Screwy
to honor the editor and publish- impossible to pursue Watergate Asked why Ruckelshaus Louie."
er.of.the. sherman Democrat, prosecutions without White laughed and siid. if vou try to civil Service Director H S
Albert Nibling, who is retiring House records and that Peter- figure this out rationally, you’re Lanier said Wednesday a hear-
Nibling whose newspaper ca- sen himself might be forced to going to get into a lot of ing for W illiam E -Love, 24, has
reer spans aZ££ resign if the white House does trouble" been tentatively set for Nov. 1
Wednesday that he would retire not release essential documents „ . .. ........ Leon Hirsch, Love s Ameri-
Wednesday that he would reture or tapes His account indicated that the can Civil Uberties Union law-
NOV. h _ presidential isolation, of which yer, appealed for the hearing
CENreR%
verify summaries of the tapes.
Sen Charles McC. Mathias Jr .
R-Md . said it was "so limited
as to be ludicrous." ■
Top Senate Republican lead-
er- includng Hugh Scott of
Pennsylvania a‘nd Robert" P
Griffin of Michigan, were silent
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 25, 1973, newspaper, October 25, 1973; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1575396/m1/13/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.