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THE CUERO RECORD, Thurs., May 20, 1965
LEGISLATIVE
DAY BOOK
United Prmi International
Today is Thursday, May 30.
1965, the 129th day of the 140-
day regular session of the 59th
Texas Legislature.
Quote of the day “-believe
a Democrat, to lead the fight
against federal repeal of, state
right-to-work laws. The Republi-
can chieftain rapped President
Johnson’s Tuesday-labor mes-
sage and praised the right - to-
work laws as protection against
"power-hungry union bosses.”
PERSONALS
it
J. H. "Buster” Houston, na-
tive Cueroite now living in
muno»mn»mm«iwwwmt
POLLIWOGS
By HULL* HOW LUTON
^timniiittmuuuumummutaf
The beetles which have been
Air Crash
Kills 121
CAIRO, U.A.R. (UPIt — A
Pakistan Airline* jet establish-
ing *the first commercial air
link between Communist Cliina
ami the Mideast crashed near
here today, killing 121 persons.
At least one was an American.
Six. persons, all Pakistanis,
survived.
Airport officials here, an-
. .. , , . invT wueiutnr n>/« **♦*••- *'■ swarming up town spread out ; nouncing the toll, said no Amer-
thot anything is be er jRockport, was in town Wednes- j j0 (he residential districts Wed-j iCans were listed as passengers,
ting the courts do t, > T,„ | tiny attending to business fffld nesday evening and there was i but the airline and the U. S.
Louis Crump of San baoa. ' , mingling with former friends, mornllv a blanket of tltem | Kmbassv in Karachi said one
was ruefully voting for a Senate, | .......C.j „„,i ,.n trim. I »______: •_________ „„ t*
remap plan which at last gives i-p v Service, all makes Radio
th<» cities of Texas a fairer rep- . Stereo ~- Tape recoixiers.
rcsentation in the upper ch.im- Drrycr T V Service. 401 S. Es-
ber !planade, Ph. OR 5-9081. 1 (adv
JonesT1Lubb^gried hTS 1 Charles Cusack who had been
Wednesday ^' the
remove section ot tne nets ,
would I turned to his home* in Houston
! squashed and- otherwise on Ksp-; American, identified only as D.
lamde. V’arue Leinhard said j LoVe Was among the victims.
they have the hugs out at their ------——
home north of town and they |/p ^_ je
even crawl under the doors. UJ VJsOOS • • •
(Continued From Page 1)
Mrs. Henry .Howell- wearing ^tort Churchill was a non-con-
her rubber booties all day c-d- j formist - not, one of the gang,
nesday just in case she was •••phe strongest man on earth is
House Begins Today Giving
Rural Areas to Big Cities
AUSTIN -41PD - The House, ting county lines probably .Word of Meridian and his side-
goes to work today on redis- j would violate (lie Texas Consti- k^j|* S*0- RaIph 1,1,11 ot Rot'k*
tricting itself to give cities thejtution. "rhe Word-Hall mu pout erndi-
voting say-so a federal court | Federal courts have u])held PajPS SPVen incumbents' dis-
demands. Wednesday, the Sen- flotorial districts, Mutscher not-, tricta and gives Houston three
ate limited rural rule as old! ed. It was a three-man federal j new seats, Dallas two, San An-
as the state by remapping it-! court in Houston which ordered, tonio one and Tarrant part of
self in a day of quiet accord. |Texas to remap by August or,one — all in addition to their
Rep.. Gus Mutscher of Bren- face court-drawn plans. i present single members,
ham, chairman of the pane;I Gov. John Connally has ail j K) Paso dominates a far West
handling House remapping, pro-, but ordered the lawmakers to Texas district, joining with non-
mised to issue his committee's remap by session's end 11 populous Hudsiieth and Culber-
scheme today. days away or he would as-
Becnuse of advice from Atty. jsume that the legislator* want
Gen. Waggoner Carr, the orig-! the court to take care of the
inal House plan was redrawn' problem.
criminal code which "oula! accor(hng to his mother. Mrs.. caught in one of the frequent; the man w ho stands most
I showers. ' alone
mean a elnmpdown on the in
formation which policemen and j Ann UJSa,'K
prosecutors could give news-j Mrs MaPV Carruthers will! li>h Cleveland returned -to*
men. The section would halt, prjda.\ for Corpus Christi day from a business
leaks which might hurt a sus- {() v)sj. hPr snn-m-lavv and dnug-| Dallas,
pect's chances of fair trial. hter. Mr. and Mrs. Newton lTar-
Ovation - The Senate col- zocha and family,
leagues of Sen. Criss Ode of j
Houston gave him a standing! Mrs. Civde Christian and Miss Aait,n ;ast weekend and sin-
ovation Wednesday after an-; Vera Sample have gone to Dal- said she planned to lie in one
nouncement that he is Texas' | las to sec the musical, "HHlo of T)ie ci:lss<.s at the Hill Coun-
starring Mary Martin.
son counties. A Southeast Tex-
as district, Dist. 18, is shared
by incumbent Sens. Bill Pat-
j man of Ganado, Culp Krueger
to avoid districts which split Early in’* the session, both of El Campo and Walter Rich-
counties, Mutscher said. j chambers agreed to handle ief of Gonzales.
Carr’s decision accounts for'their own reapportionment j Other incumbents paired in-
the flotorial districts in the j problems. The Senate plan ap- elude Sens, Dorsey Hardeman
House remapping. In a flotorial proved Wednesday was expect- of San Angelo and Pete Snel-
district, a large county is rep- ed to breeze through the House' son of Midland, Jack Strong of
. , resented hv one legislator of its ! with no trouble. I Longview and Galloway Cai-
i !' r1?,; S S°u!el> ril'S ,,'vn an(l h-v 8 second solon | That plan brought bloody de-houn Jr. of Tyler. Louis Crump
t’-u) to °°k t0 , u tt0 -6 N elected at large by all tlx* vot-; bate in the upper chamber of San Saba ami Word. Bill
to see whether the June* a><e! ers wf rhe large county.-and of Tuesday , but passed quietly by Moore of Bryan and Mrs. Nev-
liefore they do if. De-1 „.....
doing it
Jets Drop
Leaflets !
Over VN
SAIGON (UPD — Twenty-
five U.S. Air Force Jet* flew
to within 55 mite* <4 Hanoi to-
day but instead of bomb*
dropped leaflet* urging an end
to the "fratricidal war in South
Viet Nam.” It was the closest
American planes have come to
the North Vietnamese capital
A Communist mortar attack
near the Da Nang Air Base
killed one U.. S. Marine and
wounded two others. U. S. of-
ficers said- the Viet Cong’s use
of mortars meant the Marines
had encountered "main force”
Communisjt troops Instead o t
the lightly - armed guerrillas
they have fought, before.
The Marines fought back with
their own mortars and rocket
launchers and silenced the
Communist barrage after six
shells had fallen in the ranks
of the Marines, a search party
outstanding disabled war voter-! Dolly
an of 1965. Cole has been blind j
since a World War II encounter
with a grenade.
Challenge,-State GOP chair-
man Peter O'Donnell Jr today
challenged Gov. John Connally.
Bill Berning of Ausiln visit-
ed his brother, John II. Bom-
,.ng, here this morning.
try Art- Foundation this sum
iner with her paint brushes,
.that a plan with districts cut-1 approved hy sponsors Sen
pens to lie in style. Be* sure you I _
are right, then go ahead. Re-1
member, today's mighty oak is |/i||ncnn
just yesterday's little nut which ' w Vflfl® * * *
stood its- ground. Confucius
iConttriued trom 1 age 1»
to
hire
GIVE VOIR WATCH
A NEW FACE
Replace WOrn oot
OM Watch Fare* and
Crystals, Now.
Berning & Wagner
JEWELERS
Lester Frers
WATCH REPAIRS
Otero. Texas
Nordheim
Baccalaureate
Rites Sunday
-ton W edne.sday and among the
; fans in the Astrodome.
Fielding Breeden, ill in the
Burns Hiispjtal. is reported to
i be feeling a little better, we are
' glad to report.
i ing labor force.
i- been more often , . , . ■ ,P*1. 'en* 1r sta* • txt have announced thev will mi- The Communists charged that
, _ . . mation of the unemployment m-1 a„P im.- 1 1%7- per ' ^
right. The mob is a *. * *., ; d''e "8-eP ',u‘> *• h ic full fxwi f:n»
The Rev. John MullalJy of'j Marie Snodgrass and a guest
Yorktown. will deliver the,’of -San Angelo who have been
baccalaureate sermon to the visiting in Houston are due in p,e(.tjon win steaj anvthing.
Nordheim High School gradu-,today to visit briefly with the .....„ ,,;r U11,
ates Sunday, May 23. at 10 a.m. T. O. Buchels.
in the school auditorium, ----
Commencement exercises are ; Men of Grace Lpiscoju;
scheduled for Mav 25 at 8 p.m. Church enjoying a supper at
in the school altditorium. the 1 Proctor Hall Wednesday even-
speaker to be the Rev. W. C. :n-
Prollst, pastor of St. Paul Lu- from the ladies of tlx?
theran Church at Yorktown.
Goliad Has New
County Agent
_ „ ,**W: "T" what is right J plants. This is designed
, , , and no* to do it is Uie worst of “ enmlove-s to
J.jhnn.v Coppcdge was in Hou- c<)Wrtrdi, P • • If it is mf>rall y : enf oura-<? ‘
wrong, it < m t he ptili.ically tPndjn(. t),0 hours of their exist- half of a worker's
right. "Truth outranks together-!.__,______ . equal ram oi
ness." Tluoughout history the
majority ha
wrong than right. The mob is a
slob.
Remember, that, a politician
who will sell his soul for a vote
will do the same f,,r a free va-
cation, A man who'll steal an
A
man who will steal for you will histon
.-teal, from you. A man who IP
lie to the voters will lie to bis
banker, his minister and to his
wife and children.
, ___ ___ ,, , Government does not and can-
and asking no help . - . .
church n<’ create Great Societies. In-
dividuals create great societies,
not vice-versa. The only great
societies in history have been
free societies in which the indi-
, man - days of hired tabor in
any three - month period: 200,-
j 000 agricultural process ing ^
workers and 250.000 driver- FifC TfUCk
salesmen.
A requirement that states
of ex-1 pay t>»nefits for 26 weeks that
wage
up to a maximum amount of
He Who Chases
Will Be Fined
- tured.
The Air Force F105 Tliunder*
' chiefs dpipped their • leaflets
over Ninh Blnh. 55. miles, south
if Hanoi.
They appealed to North Y:et-
namese soldiers: "Our hrothers-
j don't let the Oiinese and Vtef-
Inamesp Communists useyour
bones and blood to wage the
Two city officials in Yoakum „ .ir jn south.”
will im-1 Hie Communists
pose the full $200 fine for turn-! the planes came much closer to
surance system to provide i cen1 two years later and 66 2-3 , .. ,
greater federal leadership 1 and j pPr CPn, 'on jujy y 1971. Other j lnS in fal>e alarms an<l chas-,an •
control over slate benefit | siandards would forbid denial' ing "fire trucks. -
amounts. Also, an increase i n! 0f benefits to out-of-state resi- They are Police Cluef Carl
in apimoved 5’aw s and Fine Chief Elmer
: oi ornriu.v io
taxes on employers to pay for | rtonts and those
the higher payments and denial training programs,
of benefits to workers with lim-
Nuclear . .
(Continued *;r>m Page 1
! even retting the
! selves ’
tables them-
pari1Jiew dS in^a 'victoria »ad niaxirhum^ rights and ^
A new federally finane e ri
program to pay benefits for 26
weeks those who have exhaust-;
ed their rights to state benefits,
are out of work for six months state line should he
and have been regularly em- - ^ radioactive,
ployed in 1he past.
A recession - time formula
providing annua! federal grants i ienRcs
However, before
California officials he
Hanna.
The decision . resulted from
two false alarpxs turned in this
week in Yoakum in one day.
Information obtained reveal-
ed the false alarms were made ■
hy pranksters,
be diag- Yaws said he is preparcti for
i stricter enforcement against
Nert dial- ,lle tnll'k ciiasing at the request
of the fire chief who told him
for m GMD
ORDER NOW!
uai renerai grants i—•«' -----;........ - of frequent interference and
t<* reimburse the states for $? j muo beat the competition o- traffic jams preventing effici-, \
... . j-l*-< , tUn \ ot-r, et ntiv ,-,nn uv_
of ev ery $3 they spend j da>’ 111 dlp Nevada state chain- vvork hy firemen.
RYAN’S
Flower Shop
102 N. Gonzalefj
Ot I SM!
| hospital, undergoing tests, we | privileges and was the master. .tb,)Vp 2 ^ ppn, of tl^. s,afP's | pionships at Tonopah. Nev.
Leroy P-ajdik is the new coun- j
ty agent for Goliad County and !
Mrs. Joy Hamann. Nevada
state frog commissioner, said
TODAY
Thru Saturday
understand. not thp spr'-anr' of government. wa COVPred bv fhP jobless
----- FretHiom d<ie.s rxe perpetuate it-|lPnPnf program.’ «
Congratulations to Bill Ieskc splf- r>Hnlpl Webster declared: Nn inrwasp of 15 ^ PPnt j she would worry about getting
will assume his duties June Vvho is observing his birthdav STanfs liberty to those -n thp pmplovPr tax . starting "^” aoro<:s th<* ,wrdPr ‘'aft*
firs’. He is a native of Fla tun ia. I todav On our birthday eaten- w'ho love it and are always rea- Tu)v t ^ J anfJ a nPW fp(i_ er we sweep the state jumpoffs.
Hajdik who is 26 years old. ; dar'for tomorrow are Elmer d>' to ward and defend it." era, confribution of thp same! "! tpp absolutely no problem
| replaces’ Harvey Hoermann wliti' Luddeke, Karen Hensley, and ; There is no freedom for^ the ;inioimt. Also. an increase in'that can'f ** soIvpd
'.s iieing transferred to Refugio. | Hazel McAKster. "----' “'“a,r
He has been assistant county' tioi», allv
; agent for Calhoun County for , —,—
the past three years.
MARKETS
10UI GRAIN MARKET
HOME HINT FOR TODAY -
If you have small boxes in a
drawer to organize it, and find
that everytime you <<(>en the
drawer, the boxes slide to the
back, try thumbiacking the
boxes to the bottom of the
drawer.
Congratula ! we'ak. The meek will in herit
' the earth, but not the weak.
j A French economist said: K m startj in lim
the great fiction , t-
through which everyone
the taxable wage base frdm1 Officials here announced
$3 000 to $5,600 for $967-70 and , " odnP!,fla-v t,lat 81111,11 Afrlca
with
Skies Clearing
Over Texas Area
l tilted I'rc** International
A heavy thunderstorm raked ,
the Beaumnnt-Port Arthur area
I
m
[J*
will enter a white, frog u n-’* | c;u ly todav, dumping more
toJ black spots in an effort to re-1 than an inch o{ rain. Lightning;
i '.‘T11* Jf. J"' ! ' Extension of coverage . ........ ...................
a " acout 5 minion more workers.! r'10 ^ ^°°®c ,n ^ ^’ knocked out so\ef'al sto;> lights
tempts to live »»^ j including 1.8 million in firms | tematipnal division last year. 1 in Port ArJf,ur.
I Showers soaked a w ide belt!
CI ERO CASH GH UN MKT. j
Courtesy j
Schaffner’s Inc.
Milo ... 2 20 cwt ;C0mmjtteemen
Yellow Ear Corn —
____1.15 per 72 lb bu
Shelted corn - .... 1.30 bu
Troop 243
Committe
Meeting Tonight
everyone else.” That is also »;with ,PWPr fhan four em-
gt>xl definitic>n of Federal Aid.; pjovps; 1 7 million employes of
Everything must be paid for. non' . ,prt)fjt firmS: 700.000 farm
either in materia! or psychic ^ WOrkers on farms using 300
coin. There is no such thing as 1 ................ . ■ ■ —.....-
a free lunch. The government j children’s lives. Character i s
has no. authority and no right. ; nlHfjP not hom Hardship builds
i constitutional or ottvei-w ire. to character, and ease rots'it. The i Lupe Villa and Mrs. Elia Fris-
pt’ovide anybody with freedom history of nations is the same as bie.
from fear, freedom from want. , rhe history of individuals:)
freedom from doctors and bos- j *$\*ooden shoes trudging upstairs. (
pital bills, freedom from tmem- , anfj silken slippers tripping I
Hospital Notes
BI RNX HOSPITAL
Admissions: John Williams.
Dismissed: Neal Kruger.
CI ERO HOSPITAL
Admissions: Herman Sch-
of East Texas and fog bianket-
ed west and central sections of(
the state.
The U, S. Weather Bureau •
said skies were gradually clear- j
ing from west to east. How-
ever some shower* were ex-
pected to develop in the Pan-
handle this afternoon.
CALL
CR 5-4622
L. H. TIFFIN. Maasgsr
JOE BARRERA
TV Teehnlelas
Tel-A-Win Co.
tU N. CsplaaaA*
LIVESTfK K MARKET
ployment. Don’t let the^eollecti- j fjovv-nAnd shirtsleeves to j lennstedt.
Members of Scout 2-13 troop vists cradle-to-grave you. shirtsleeves in three genera-1 Dismissed: Mrs.
^ ,.r„ ...„, adult committeemen and On the student, union bulletin1 , W
FORT WORTH (l 11—LsDA> j Knights of Columbus, Cuero hoard at a Southern college is!_;_'
—livestockt Council No. 1682. are uiffed to thjs sign: "Work hard:
Cattle . 00.. calves 100. bvuk'he prf.sc -t rhjs evening at. St.
for. auction: all classes steady: •Michael* School
Penn Beak-
Box Offlca Opens 7:15
Adults 70c—Children 15c
WftVTgg
Four out of five women outlive their husband*. Spare her
the worry and obligatioiM by pre planning with Freund
Funeral Insurance.
FREUND FUNERAL HOME
CB 5 <343—Or-CB ASM*
this sign: "Work hard: the to-
mato you get depends, on the
■wncxj- «U i {or pr^senta' lettuce vou got." You tomatoes
good and choice 950-997 y,. tK>n of the 1965 charter. should realize that when he's
slaughter stee:> 24.WWJ5.40: uul-. John C. Hamilton, scout mas- ,,of honest v. kindness, humor,
ity to grexl heifers SoO-diu lbs. I *r ,aid the meeting will be- >incpri1y arnbltu>n. courage,
I enthusiasm. determinaf ion;
!-sympathy, good manners and
• religion - lie's got the best, the
‘ most satisfying and lasting let-
tuce life can offer. Nothing is
perfect: everything ran be im-
will1 Proved. Rut you girls must rea-
lize that you will he doomed
failure if you marry him to im-
, A U -n rui District 20: Sen. Bruce Rea- move him
barrows and gilts 21.00; , „ _ . , * ' , „ .. ,
sows 1-3 grade 260-629 . lbs ■ San' of Corpus Ghnstr the es- Mark Twain, said: Work con-
16 00-17 50 • raped m this plan having to <i*ts of whatever a body is ob-
!* Sh»n (Vi- «te«dv most trood pit himself against » colleague 1 liged to do. and play consists of
riJfe' ^y'lh SpriT8;-Nueces. Kleberg. Kenedy whatever a body is no, obliged
‘slaughter- lambs 25.00 - 25.50: ' 'Villacy and North Cameron; to do." Work Is a mental atti-
i small lot chvr.ee fleshv 69 lb. ! County. hide. Tom Sawyer had to vvhite-
spring feeder lamlis 22 00, !' District 21. .Sen Abraham Ka- w,i-h the fence. Bu- by pretend-
| /en Jr. (DeAVitt almost . gig' ing it wa- really fun, he not
this district 1 - Starr, Zapata. * only got his friends 10 -do the
Jim Hogg, Bneiks, Jim Wells j job for him.' but he made them
1 puva.i, Webb, Refug io. Bell, ] pav for the privilege.
.j Live Oak. Goliad. Karnes, Wil-j Work, ndt play, is the most
I son, Atascosa, Frio, Medina.
1 Zavala. Dimmit, Maverick. La
Salle, McMullen and Southwest
Bexar County.
21.00-23.00; standard and . g!n at 6 :45 p.m.
J calves- 22.00 - 23:40: good and;"
j choice 550-575 lb. feeder steers ; —----——r-*- .
i 21.50-23.80; Utility and standard
i300-750 lb. feeder heifers 14.40- Q||| Plfrj • . •
i 18.30: g'«xi and choice feedd: *
j steer calves -3.20-a.40: good, ‘Continued from page 1
; feeder heifer valves 19.50-20.80. or some newcomer who-
Hpgs 13; steady to 50 lower: scrvP DeWiti
’sows steady; 1-2 grade 200-205
’ lb.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Womens Dress
Shoes to 12.98
8.95
Values
White
Bone
Red, etc.
BASS SHOE STORE
Good Shoes That Fit
‘White Elephants ’
We Don’t Want 'em — •
You Can Have era —
BROKEN I-OTS
Womens nylon ho*e, discontin-
ued *tyles and eolors
3 pairs for
$1.00
Men’s Socks 7ftc * fl. Value*
Broken size*, disi-ontinued styles
3 pairs for____$1.00
Men'* Cheaper So*
3 pairs for......50c
(HIIMD'H tWM 1*8
Broken lots Odds A Lrsds
3 pairs for......50e
truly satisfying thing in life.
This is my work: my blessing,
not my doom.” The most haras-
sing task iri operating a busi-
ness today is not finding people
with the- right degree* not the
j right ability, nor the right ex-
perience: It is finding people
who really want to work. When
you go job-hunting, ask "What
can I do for you?” instead of
What can you do for me”'
Remember Joseph in the Old
j Testament’ He was a self-cen-
j :ered, self - satisfied, just plain
j spoiled youngster who manipul-
j ated his father, Jacob, and
; strutted in fJ-ont of his brothers
j with his coat many colors. |
j Theri all of a sudden, in*tead i
J of always winning, there was a
| vtretch in hi* life when he was:
! always losing. H‘- was sold into1
j slavery: he was unjustly arcus-,
i ed in Kgyp*: he languished in I
! orison - for two year*. But the !
| Joseph who emerged was a big- ‘
ger and belter man.
One' of the greatest mistake* j
man? parent* make is to try fo,*
i take the struggle a»it of their 'I
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