The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 74, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 29, 1966 Page: 2 of 6
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^ THc CUERO RECORD Tucs . March 20, 196^
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Highway Department To Spend Almost
$311 Million In War On Road Accidents
At STl.N ■ The Texas High way user* Hr also pointed i»iit that sine, j-istitiratlqn for tin
s>ay Department has revealed Typical projects luted by the last July program projects a I-
today that It will »|ien<l almost j bureau offer wide latitude. They'ready let to contract totaled
Vdl niillion as part of a run*: include the widening of narrow j some $41 2 million in state pat
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No' to minimum standards'
Texas Newlyweds Die
In California Crash
SAUNAS, Calif. — AT1® Fed-!
.rial Aviation Agency officials j
| Monday Investigated the crash
of r twin-engine plane which j
stnr k two power lines while
mnk.rtg n landing approach at
Salinas Municipal Airport Sat- j
: urday night,
| Four persons, including two
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named as the justificiation ,newlv"'*‘l** were killed
, , on 20 pro jects while "high truf- j P’anc> n Fiper Comrm-
unuing four-year war on traf- j bridges and traffic lanes, re- tic .pation and $26 4 million at n< volume" -covered 11 proiects. ; vvas landing when it hit j
fir accidents. —construction to increase sight federal participation Another common testification "n>' Fne. careened into
The Department released an distances on horizontal i n <! 'Hie Depart rt --nt - R.-tiiot 1" dealt with ar-ident rates, fa flip another, h.t a ditch and dis;n-
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1 !• -j-t. ui and
•d me l.v. i-id'i. y
an 1 *' leii
sed for s.tfi--
' inventory of hazardous kxta-j vertical curves and installation which iii*.Itid<
tions ' in its 25 districts Con-1 Of railroad crossing warnings. Harris County.
struction projects have been devices, traffic control device*. dollar-wise wd :
programmed for 664 hazarduous including pavement markings $38 5 million pec
highway locations listed in the j highway lighting, guardrails an ly improvements’
inventory. , fern ins. District IS. ,ui i.-'i -
Estimated cost for correcting State Higiiway Engineer D C. J Dallas, was s« ••ind .w j
the danger spots on highways in finer stressed that new ,»ru j- ’of $27.9 million propose : !■ -
all parts of the state is $310.- i ects will he added to the pro.) provements.
924.199. Of this an estimated gram as additional hazards arc. District 20. <-n on,pa**.in:- t’i*
*179.3 million will he state • spotted. 1 Beaumont-Port Arthur-Oi .< .?<
funds and $131 6 million will he Greer noted that $2 6 million area, was third with an est.if.it-
federal hinds. in safety improvement- projects ed -23 ! million
Federal funis for partieipa- have been undertaken ' .th state i Among the Hous’on < 1 i-1su■ -•'-
tion in the program are deriv- forces at state e>cpcn-e since projects, tv.o reasons were
ed from special taxes on high-1 last July. ted most often in the rejort a*-
lb
uston ti s• ric *. for instance,
f ict that "the acndent.il rat-i"' *
. i above the state average"
tegrated in flames. The bodies
burned beyond recogni-
tion and had to be identified ;
was listed on 20 projects. - by fingerprints.
in contr • -'. ie< idem rates 1 , ''lrt!™ "•** i‘l«*nt:fi,-<l a.s ,
tlip p lot, Army Lt. Theodore j
I Klupcheek. 24, stationed at Ft I
Ord, Calif.; Anita Esparza. 30,
a "school, teacher in the Car-.
we;.- mention's! only <-i.x times
in the D'djns district projects
■ while ..high Raffle volume was
ted: tr: •ime-,
r>N;i :> t 21. the K! Pas,, D s-
«fe '. re,sir!- -I 'he least mm-
's • ■ >f h. g.V.v,,. hazards. An ex-
tm.i'c | M j million, the !■ rwest
re f- ir all the district - was
;c • (posed' for improvements on
four projei's in' TNi'tri*-t 24.
Evans Claims Connally Trying
To Have Political Class War
h.s
tnel, Calif , area; and newly-
weds airman first class Benig-
no Martinez Jr.. 30, and h;s
wife. Ei\ira. Martinez was sta-
*<>ncd at Castle Air Force
Base, Merced, Calif.
The Martinez couple had been
married only for a few weeks.
Authorities said flip plane
opponent was rented for a pleasure
j flight.
.1 that la-j A Castle AFB spokesman xa.d
ntorest the Marline/ couple was from
candi- Harlingen, Tex
endor-j Klapcheks mother
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THAT MICHIGAN UFO— A policeman and live other persons among the many who said
the; "aw "unidentified flying oblccts' in the Ann Arbor. Mich., area put together this
drawing of one they saw on the ground Witne .-ex id these v.ere (our ".sister ships'
ho-, erir.g over tiie l, 10. pitted "hue toral rock It as said to he about rhe lengtii of
en auto, pulsating, and "there t-etiocd to or a :..nd cl fog underneath it," said a witness.
J
Turks Elect Pro-West
General As President
AUSTIN ITT
bor accused
A xia'e la- ‘ai y, of the Texas VFI <-CIG, meet.rig that latter •
< kAemor charge I the governor with mak-[ nearly a'i it.-, poiitiial
1 Yarborough
'hen,
"Cuniiaiiy know
l.xar extracts ho ultcra
'•'.mmitrhr'nfs fn.«m any candi- ■ Harlingen, Tex 'armed, forces commander, was
'Fica' r. ■ - ving its endor-j Klapehek's mother lives in clewed president of Turkey senators present,
.Evans said. "Our on-;Sait Lake City. Monday to succeed the <ritmal- him.
dor- eg sec-ion- aieopen to the i ----------— . ly ill Cental Gursel. | Sunny’s elect’on
ptas- and every facet of this Any man or- woman .in Aus- The soft - spoken career mili- surprise. Turkey’s
John Cwnnallv of trying to ' ing "unfounded and
mvp political class w.ofirr- >»•. •;> irges
pl";ng those with 'high iti'oa.cs ComiUiv ..d a go
* gainst tiinsc vv.th |«rwei earn- VrUolUO Pus ties,in- ’! t ,
ings a r»iitica) ratid'da*'- h;‘«
In a st. tenvT.t wha h h> -aid etklorsement, "don’t ir*
was an Answer to a speech, j kid you «U»-Jt the kin ! '
Connally made in Nan Antbriio mitment they have
Wednesday. Roy fhan-i \iv*re- T!;e govern*>r sard s'
i ■ rl.uus into Lie I
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..? 5,ir. '
■' w.'ieri Sjh- \ f* of
' its >' s . 1 • .1
anyone M o .-h 5
•f on'- Conh iliy
his former
k :w »\vn to
l et ary of
.irr Kiri ■
- rate
UFO Is Spotted Landing
Near Swamp in Michigan
•ha' C rvford Mm tin, in the attor-1
- trey general’s rare On sr\e: a' .
i ' - i -1o-. - Ire 11 a - > .ad ’■ '
M.artin as a loyal and 'rusted
trend
Evans said Frid.-y the' m
.4.962 < V.tmal'y appeared - before
'-.vo Ijis.ir rriee'uiy- ' npticalinv
to '• i- oeleg.i'e- for their s.i;>-
[»*:" ’ He said’ Connaiiy aK.*
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ANN ARBOR h.
At ii-ast 40 persons s;n an
unidentified fly.:..; .thjr- • land down and apparen'1;, land.
:n a -vvanip :ie,o hr- - e :*■ \ • r«'-.vd ot 40 to t>0 people
. -ntly. fKjiic.e said T.v 'v.* v '- w»:- ued ,i on tin* g:x.und. M<
' peseek ' were ■ j>»h\-r-men. ' - Kadvii'ti sa ,j IP* said he, !-’iv-
Tao sheriff* depu'ies srfd Patrick and mos' «»f 'he otJier
they <aw eerie blinking f:gh's Uvitrve-sr s .ouid see hght.s only
apparently- on a flying ot*- Iw'ca':-’** o' 'he darkness,
i* - r.se .drove the trec.s. But I- el- Manta-r. 4.. eid
T >*n d.p again Another pniice- hix son. Rona'il, 19. told p-<1.■ *
" ,"i said lie r,ad other officers j they ran hii-oU" i the -w .unp to
sew a formation of tour or five v itiiin iteu yards of the ohjec’.
fly ing objects One passed They drew a picture of it and I
r. *ht over his c-at. he s.ud -leserilasl as the shape of a
\ farmer and h> s..*i sa.d '-otoaii, ina*le of waffie*! tnat-
rhe.v approaehod vv uh-n Vlo *u ;<*i! w ';i bi rikirig l.g.tt.s and
\ of th'* I* ft*»k o(t ant',nuc.>
\v,»h a vouiwi iik** <i v Mnnnor said t!;^ obje*'1* u^tU-
hiiilet, tiiej- s? id. oif when h:> <on s.v.d *.» )ii-n,
p»>;; v . h: h -’h-'isf-rl. ’'h^ .it ’hat
f<*rrraf.on h it tin* \ an- Thort*. dad'
th n-rtvr watA rang hia ot>j#*rt , apWHtrd before tm«- <'‘J!'K <
r.se' -0 tree h*ve . then ».nk ! vention in 1%1 ".to keep th-
'■onvention from en.lorsii • i>,t
Argument Over Loud
Muffler Culminates
In Man Being Shot
"! wen! ■
tiie.se light
FORT WORTH Tex U PR
\ |y .rve 'ral’.-r v. ho rohmi ,it.
ed aiiotiiei’ man' lotid inuffie-
was disi'irtiing horses at near-
by Ross 1 *ovvh.s tar- t; a-, k wa-
in i r,"f al (und-'-on toi.ay v ifi. .
gunshot wound* tii-it -ame otji
of the argutr.eii*
James Frank.,n Rirkejfik. 32
ito lues in a trailei • at th.
no.-,:l,!e thing „.rt k ln Code, .die. norm .*'
Fort Worth, Xtifterod four- o:
there and T sri'.s
five, wound* in' the .chest.
i'ited.-
Washtenaw C-ir'y st.*- '.!l these hK;;t« oti the groind. Police said an employe-.told.,
deputy .Stanley M Fadden s-nd M< Fat.Men sa:d ' It ai^teared ,hwn Hj(:kprw ha(i c)
at least 61) person saw 'he :t would go up aiwt.if tree top ut|H.r. j,orSf, ,rain4.r Sunday
objects in tlie au on t -h e , level and then go down again I nhyRt fot driving .amuhd tit",
ground. 'Mv »nd deputy Fitzpatrick j ,.-ks w.th a loud muffler
M. Fadden and d-pu'y Davd went back to chm k There were | Ri(.k<fns bio. k-tl the othei
Fitzpatrick left tin* i no- and .-probably 40 to 50 people watch- lTian’s exit with his auto and
clogged through the swamp ing m At toast. 12 ofiireis were b(th nw.n : drfnv p.s.fois and’
about 12 miles northwest of watching, it. tired, the employe.'.said.’
............. . ..............—.......-.................. ....... Sheriffs deputies and a
Richland Hills is.licetnan ar-
Presiding Minister to Serve
At Rosenberg Assembly of
Jehovah's Witnesses
James A. Rees, of Ctiero has accepted an assignment
as administrator at the Circuit Assembly of Jehovah's Wit-
nesses April 1-3, in Rosenlterg He will A>e heading tip the
Pioneer Registration Department.
As Pioneer Registration ’ *...... t
hea<i. Rees will be super-
vising assistant of special
ministers representing the
Watehtovver Bible an d
Tract Society of New
York. Rees said: Jeho-
vah's Witnesses take ur-
gent and particular joy
in individually reaching
wit to serve in the full-
time pioneer ministry
since by doing so they are
able to serve ethers with
the gladsome and intace-
fui news of God s estab-
lished Kingdom through
Christ Jesus. Faeh pioneer
minister gives Ms full time to this happy ministry. It will
be a rich source ot pleasure to me personally to individually
meet and register all pioneer ministers serving in this cir-
cuit at Rosenberg."
rested : a sii-jwi-t early today.
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Rees wiJl be coordinating the activities of a nurniter
of volunteer workers. They are regular delegate* to the
ministerial gathering who take time out to provide for the
needs of other members of the group. It is expected by Rees
that one out of every five delegates will spend some time
as a volunteer worker in one of 20 department*
The Cafeteria Department Is one of the larger, it*
prepares, serves and cleans up three hot meals a day . Je-
hovah’s Witnesses act at cooks, servers and potato peelers.
All of their services are free. In fact, many take part of
their vacation time from their jobs to be able to serve other
members at the assembly. Older children are encouraged to
volunteer for service. Rees said "The Bible encourages
proper work. One erf the reasons for the low incidence of
juvenile delinquency among witnesses is that we keep our
young people busy at constructive, Christian activities. ’
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,-i-tr.ilt-'fly open and tralia who has a right to vote tan,
d is required by law to do so, j«>iis
.ole in the Atlantic alliance became apparent that Gursel
wa* elected by an overwhelm- would never sufficiently re cov-
ing vote of the National Assetn- er from effects of a stroke to
! biy. He will bo the fifth- pres!-, resume his duties-:
ANKARA <l’PP- Gen. Cev- dent of tlie turbulent young Sunny. a close persons!
det Stinay. pro-Western former, Turkish Republic friend of Gursel, resigned hi*
‘*7-? 7 i 7"" four-star general rank a week
hi! vot'd for
ago and was appointed s sens*
- is not a ' for las" Wednesday , Both steps
six major were required by -the oonstitu-
Of tlie 532
.fficer wlio «tr»u: ly sup- political parties had greed on tion before he txniiii qualify tor
his co'tntary’s < *nt:ntied him several weeks ago when lt tlie presidency
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