The Levelland Daily Sun News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 99, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 1, 1959 Page: 8 of 16
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PAGE EIGHT THE LEVELLAND DAILY SUN NEWS, Levelland, Texas, Sunday, February 1^1959
Entries from 20 states and Mexico Baldin? birds ,"!arcome tooidof man
to tee off in "Life Begins at 40" meet
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EASTER WEDDING IS PLANNED
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Conner of 1626 McKinley Street. Lev-
elland, are announcing the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter, Elsie, to i>oh!jy Yin|yard,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Vinyard, 203 3th Street. Lcv-
elland. The wedding date has been set for 2:30 p.m.
Easter Sunday, March 21), at the Eifth Street Baptist
Church. All friends of the couple are invited to attend.
Slick, Johnson plan new '59 expedition
in quest cJ tiepal's abominable snowman
SAN ANTONIO 1AP1 Launch j nay be a neanderthal man." he
ing of the 19*9 Slick - Johnson i ;ai:l. «
expedition seeking the '‘abomin-j The Yeti comes jn three sizes,
able snowman" in Nepal was I he searchers thi :k the large
announced Satufd ty by Tom Slick i ,bout eight feet tall, one about
Slick and' F. K. Johnson. Fort iv-r and another font feet.
Worth n:!m; n, age c-a-spotis jring Th- orange pendr !; in )i\l >neGa
the expedition. s b •'ioved by Rhynr r to he of,the
They also are sponsoring an cx :i:ddi .* size. Slick said,
p-dition an Sum era. headed by "interest and information are
trapper Peter Iihyner. for a simi- tpreading." Sii.ek sari. "We have
lar creature, one of whose numer-, lad good reports also from Africa,
ous native designations is "orang | South America. British Columbia,
hi'lio man". t:;d r. ,w Africa,
ons arc in the fit-id.
’e'er Byrne. Irish "The thi iking now Is th it the
acting head of the i Yeti or creature of 'hat type is.not
cl. | conf.ivd *o rt.• antain-us ateas.
-i- pe.lition is c o-cp.: bti* may live in any inac.-esi.ble
'ih - I’.iisstat.s, who .lace r.-)t l,.»;!,t-rcd l-y homo
•v 1 th ee such ripi -ns. The Buss,an-, 'iiir.k it
■ -\ i-i thre:- areas nay I .> f .ur.il in the - - t ,hs i."
one in Nepal. The Ifusstar.s ate equipped wiiii
K ii a »' r : -.-m- : d traps. Slick s-a d. The
i : , -.'•r-tn - i -n with S' <-k - J Jin. o ■ enteric is-. uses
Slick re- ’raps mad- i-i Sen .Antonio by
r Ito.-er A'len Cook. I- uses also
p-.-ndek." or
Both exped
Slick sail,
newsman, is
Nepal opo-at
Slick sa 1
erating .with
reported' y
S -archt-s u . '
In addition :
He was in
her. o\< hattgin : i v
the Russ.au sc. -ni.s
ported
"Some of tlr-m think
Yeti
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HARLINGEN, Tex (AP) The |
.eventh annual "Life Begins at
40" Golf Tournament gets under)
way here Sunday with players i
from 20 states antf the republic of
Mexico participating in the w eek-,
long event.
Golfers arrived amost daily I
last week and were getting in
their practice-rounds on the muni-1
cipal golf course which was ex-1
nected to fie in top condition for
the tournament.
Lisjed as early favorites are)
I’hill Powell of Wichita Falls, the j
Condemned Cuban
lakes confession,
awaits execution
HAVANA (AP) Capt. Pedro
Moiei.in. condemned to die by re-
jection of his appeal from a rev-
lutionary trial, made his Iasi
confession to a Reman Catholic
priest in I.a Cabana ^Fortress Sat-
urday. Only the order of the for-1
tress commander, Maj. Ernesto
Guevara, remained before he will
face a firing squad.
Another Batista army captain.
Ramon Mirabal. was executed by
a filing squad at Cabaiguan in
Las Villas Province, news dis-.,
patches reported, fie had been
( onvicted of major war crimes by
two revolutionary tribunals and
twice sentenced to die.
This pushed the nationwide un
official total of executions to 263.i
since the rebels of Fidel Castro,
triumphed a month ago.
Maj. Jesus Sosa Blanco, con-
victed here Jan. 23. is still await-
ing action on his appeal.
More than 1,000 men accused
of war dimes against the rebels
ee still in prison in Havana, and
about 3.000 are in provincial jails.
Maj. Humberto Sori Marin, au-
ditor general of the revolutionary
- *mv. issued indictments against
Batista and 21 high ranking army
officers, accusing them of trea-
son. rebellion, sedition, desertion,
misapprc'c-iation . of funds, rob-
bery and a- ts against human
rights and collective security. The
charges apparently were in prep-
aration for seeking extradition of
Batista and his supporters.
Except for Maj. Gen. Eulogio
Cantillo all the indicted men are
n the Dominican Republic or the
United States. Cantillo. now in La
Cabana Fortress, was accuse! of
treason for letting Batista and his
aides escape.
Debbie, Eddie effect
a meeting of minds
LOS ANGELES (AP)- A meet-
ing of minds, has been effected
between Debbie Reynolds and Ed-
die Fisher. They are in agreement
on a quick divorce and a property
set) 'ement.
Whr*rrthcv advised the court Fri-
day th.it they want a divorce as
quickly as possible, her suit was
set lor trial Feb. 17. Terms of the
property settlement were not dis-'
r'ose 1
Debbie and the singer separated
a-.t yi-ar after he took Eliazbeth
Taylor, widow of Mike Todd, to
Ye.v York night clubs. Fisher and
•Miss Taylor have been constant
companions since.
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1958 champion, and David (Spec
Goldman of Dallas, two-time win
ner and runner-up to Powell ii
last year's tournament.
The course will have 256 player
which is the capacity and th<
limit set by the board of directors
The tournament has grown fion
an entry list of only 79 players ii
1952 to the present course capaci
ty'.
So much interest has been mani
tested in the tournament that ;
waiting list of more than 200 an
clamoring for places. Since then
were no vacancies remaining o'
this year's event, directors vote
to draw 10 names from the "fisl
bow l" w ho c o u I d partieipat
should any vacancies occur at th
last moment.
The names in the order draw
■ere George Horton, Rome. Ga.
Pete Story, Uvalde: W.S. Watsor
Sun Antonio; Dak Sable. Dallas
D. P. Toed, Hobbs, N. M.. R. 1
Little, Houston: John L. Morgan
Raymond ville; Paul Pugh, l.uh
bock: Jack II Hanks, Palestine
and C.H. Geisen, Dallas.
Festivities for the tournamen
include a parade, coffees, a tom
of Mexico, a fish fry. ladies style
shows and a dance.
A scotch tournament will lx
he'd Sunday followed by a fisl
fry at Padre Island,,
Monday is the final quibfyin: J
day with match nl y in uli flight. |
to begin Tuesday morning.
Ditectors voted it t their las
meeting to enlarge the direct.)
rate.
New directors named in.-ludt j
S.D. HakerTTamp;-o. Mex.: Car-'
los la-on Jr.. Mexifo City; D.l- j
Daniel Gallegos. Guadalajara i
Mex.; Jennings B. Gordon, Rome j
Ga.; Milt Woodward, (in ', PI.:
Earl S. Dietrich. New York City:
and Paul Tabor, Fart Worth.
The officers of the tournamen'
ire L.R. Baker, president: Lew
Bray, vice president; and Jar!
Jones, seoretciry-tieasurcr, i.ll o! j
Harlingen.
'For Love of Money'
dropped by sponsor
because of/control'
NEW YORK (APi "For Love,
or Money " a weekday television
show, has been dropped by the
Columbia Broadcasting System,
because it was not "free from
conic -I
Hubbeli Robinson Jr., executive
vice president in chare-'- of net-
work programs, said Friday that
CBS was can -oMing tiecaa- e:
"Information brought to the a.t-
*!- nti'cf the network's manage-
ment by personnel assigned to the
show revealed 1 Hat the decimal
machine used on the show to de-
termine the si/e of cash prizes
had. from time to time and un-
known to 1he management, not
been free from control,"
Robinson added: "At thei direc-
tion of the. independent producing
company, studio personnel -in the
employ of the .network had oper-
ated the machine and tl'9 net-
work’s electrical shop had built
the machine."
The pro ;ram w as produced by
Walt Framer Pr.xluctions. an in-
dependent company.
Framer said in a statement ho
w as "literally am i/a I and deeply
shocked" by Robinson s statement.
"For Live or Mane; " was not
in the big-mom y class of tae quiz
shows taken off the a.r last year
after charges of manipulation and
coliusion.
However. onn’eWnD c.n'd win
hundreds
wile re Ii
on a figure mu !i as 2..>1)0.
decimal determined v.h-tin-
sum won v, as $2.7.0, $-•>. $2.
$2,500.
Mikoyan feels U.S.
on peaceful course
MuSCOW
By ALTON BLAKKSLKF
Al* Science Writer
NEW YORK 1 AP) » A bird lhat
-ets bald may come to the rescue
of bald and balding men.
3 lie bird is tiie male adub
wattled starling."
H's bis natural misfortune t<
lose the feathers on top of hi;
lead. The pattern is much lik(
M'dinury baldness in men, say
Dr. James B. Hamilton, chairmat
of the department of anatomy.
State University of New York
Brooklyn.
Learning why the birds get bald
might help explain human bald
less and its remedy.
Dr. Hamilton spoke Saturday ti
\ conierepcg on hum growth and
hair regeneration. The conference
vas sponsored by the New- York
\cademy of Sciences.
Some mysteries als>ut baldnes
are being clarified, and there are
hopes the cause can be lound.
said Dr. living I. l.ulxjvve. He is
dermatologist of the New York
Medical College and conference
chairman.
In one particular kind of spotty
baldness, known as .dope a
areata, long-term treatment with
;ome hormone like drugs st.irnu-
| lated hair growth in a significant
| oercentage of pat.cuts, Dr. Lub-
ovve said.
Herald Sun News Want A Is Pay
Wards fell of plans
for new Tyler store
CHICAGO (APi Plans to build
a new department store in Tyler,
Tex,, were announced Saturday
by .Montgomery Ward & Co.
The present downtown retail
store will be closed. A new two-
si.ny building with 88,246 square
feet will be dedicated in October
al the Bergfield Shopping Center,
5th and Broadway.
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Premi'-r Acs:
Saturday in- di-ilurted
visit to the United St
American leadoi's "are
to follow a policy ot pc
existence.' ’
Mikoyn.i spoke to the
gross of the Sovi'-t (
party. Des-nbing his t,
le: ders in the U .ilcd Suites. Mi-
koyan said: "I no longer heard
thi- former stalemenhs about the
(-(.)!a v of 1 ontauina n;, of t.’irust-
hvg back a.:cl so on."
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Brewer, Orlin. The Levelland Daily Sun News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 99, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 1, 1959, newspaper, February 1, 1959; Levelland, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1122817/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting South Plains College.