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AFTER DEATH
Adenauer, Kennedy
A Lonesome
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Disagree On Wall
WASHINGTON (AP) — Indica- vital difference to how Kennedy dent growing out of Massachusetts
program in the House next year.
There is no expectation that Me-
now
is dead.
ful in pushing the Kennedy pro-
Western powers should press
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Adenauer Seeks
Broader N-Power
BONN, Germany (AP) — Chan-
ship.
A bolt of black cloth was draped
“I base this on an expert opin-
the room was much the same as
Penney’s
ty primaries will nominate candi be preserved, the wall must go
dates to succeed him.
and the communications with Ber-
Warren G. Magnuson, D-Wash.
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powers cannot do less than insist
on the wall's destruction and the
restoration of freer movement of
people between East and West
Berlin. But in official quarters
here there is no real hope that
conference for Secretary of State cerned, the United States, it is
Dean Rusk scheduled for this aft- said, agrees that the Western
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WACO (AP>—Baylor University
has two new bear cub mascots.
The cubs were purchased by the
nine University of Texas students
who kidnaped Ginger, one of Bay-
lor's mascots last week and killed
it when one of the students be-
came entangled in the cub's chain.
Tom Gandy, head of the Cham-
ber of Commerce Bear Committee
and bear trainers Joe Harris and
Leon Fitts of Baylor picked up the
cubs Thursday at the Dallas zoo.
RICH MELTON*
SUBURBANS...
QUILT LINED
dent Kennedy says the United
States must be willing to negotiate
Mr. Sam with respectful atten-
tion and often went along with
him.
Since the conservative-liberal
split in the House is so razor
close, a was shown by vote after
vote in the past year when South-
ern Democrats teamed up with
.. .the Schmits family serving
the Denton area through three
generations.
politics.
But McCormick is a party
party will be Dec. 21. at 7 p.m. at
the Pat Boone Country Inn. Dr.
Bert Davis is arranging the pro-
gram.
West agreement on the future of
West Berlin.
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club next Thursday, Thanksgiv-
ing.
The Rev. Noel Bryant, a mem
ber of the club, will be the speak-
er at the Nov. 30 meeting, with
Fred Rayzor program chairman.
tions point to tougher sledding for bills make out in the coming
President Kennedy’s legislative year.
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that a Valiant scored 26.13 mpg in last year’s Mobilgas
Economy Run. More savings. Official published used
car prices show that Valiants bring more dollars at resale
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CURRENT POLICY
Rusk also had opportunity at
the news conference to spell out
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became chairman of the perma-burn had added little in the way
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last April, I portrait of him hung on a wall
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put his personal prestige on the
line for the housing bill and rais-
ing the minimum wage.
It is doubtful that McCormack, [
a very different sort of man, can
command that kind of personal
power to influence voting on con-
troversial issues that will be com-
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proposition.
From the U.S. point of view it
does not appear, moreover, to be
an absolute necessity for an East-
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Commission, and next year’s par-are: The freedom of Berlin must SEATTLE, Wash. (AP)—Presi-
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of strength. To preach either war
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Democrats who sread over four ing up-and certainly not among
hotel ballrooms and into a res the Southerners who listened to
• DIRECTORS MEET—The monthly meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Denton Chamber will meet at 4:00 P.M., SHARP ।
at the Chamber office. Monday.
• MERCHANTS—Representatives of all sections and business |
areas of Denton will meet, planning the big Christmas promo-
tion event scheduled for December 5th. If you have received
a letter about the meeting this Tuesday, 10:00. be sure to be
present. Also. December Dollar Day will be held on Tuesday, |
December 3 to tie-in with the Christmas event.
• JAYCEE REGIONAL—Region 17 of the Junior Chamber will j
be guests of the Denton Jaycees at a meeting tomorrow at the |
National Guard Armory. Nick Dyke, Chairman of Arrange-
ments. tells me that Frark Martino will be one of the key speak- I
ers for the event.
• WHAT'S NEW—Your manager had the opportunity to visit
several new places of business during the past few days. Dave
Spurgeon is the manager <f the United Finance and Thrift. The
new Denton Professional Building is a beauty and definitely .
an asset to Denton. Drs. Weathers. Silverthorne, Finlay, Lock- ।
wood, Schedler and Moreland are there along with Gassaway 1
Apothecary. They are having an open house this Sunday from
2 til 5.
Mrs. Rosie Ary showed off the newly remodeled Bargain Cen- i
ter on West Hickory and Willis Mitchell the new Mitchell Clean- j
ers next to the Singer Center which will have their opening in
the next few days: J. B. Thompson actively running Campus
Drug. _
• FARM-CITY— Your chamber has helped coordinate National |
Farm-City Week now in progress in growing d. Many dubs .
are featuring agri-business programs.
• SCHOOL PACKETS—In the past four weeks, your chamber
has mailed out M individual packets on Denton to school chil-
dren all over the state telling the Denton Story. Also, well over I
500 Denton City Maps have been distributed.
• ACME—Acme Brick with firms located throughout the '
Southwest, has a new President. Mr. D. O. Tomlin. Mr. Tomlin i
is featured in Acme's sharp new internal publication.
• BOWL GAME—Don’t miss the Optimistic Pee-Wee Bowl Game 1
Game Thanksgiving evening. Festivities start 7:00 P.M., Bron- i
co Stadium. ____ . ___
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Turman Eyes
Second Spot
LUFKIN (API— Speaker James current U.S. policy on assistance
Turman of the Texas House said to the hard pressed government
today he probably will run for lie of South Viet Nam. There have
utenant governor but he is not been reports during the past sev-
ready to announce a final decision eral days from Saigon that Ameri-
Magnuson has completed 25
years in Congress.
LARGE, LOUD
The Seattle reception was larg-
er and louder than Kennedy re-
ceived as a candidate last year.
It encouraged his effort to bolster
Magnuson's bid for re-election in
1962.
Tonight, the President appears
at a testimonial for Sen. Carl
Hayden, 84, D-Ariz., in Phoenix.
In a switch of plans, Kennedy
will forego a Navy-Marine exer-
cise at San Diego Saturday and
attend the funeral of House Spea-
ker Sam Rayburn at Bonham.
Tex. That night he addresses a
Democratic fund raising dinner in
Los Angeles.
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NATO military forces to permit with the character of the blunt,
Rayburn was able to cash this cellor Konrad Adenauer says the them to wage nuclear warfare plain-speaking Texan who labor*
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The Dallas Rotary glee club, :
will provide the Dec. 7 programi "conservative votes with
The club's annual Christmas
... p-.......„ - --------J p.- the speakership and that he would . .
Things may go somewhat hard- gram than Rayburn was, in spite not let petty differences interfere! are few—in the speakers office,
for the President with the ex- of past differences with the Presi- with his new office. In the outer room of the two-
room suite which Rayburn occu-
pied longer than any other man,
members of his staf* went about
their tasks wordlessly or with the
low murmurs of the bereaved.
The silence Thursday was com-
plete in the inner room, domin-
ated by an ornate crystal chan-
delier strangely out of keeping
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_________________________ man. It is felt that he has deep
that Speaker Sam Rayburn Cormack will be any less faith- respect for the historic powers of
or surrender, he says, does a dis-
service to the nation.
As the Western Allies, including
West Germany, renew efforts to
unify their stand toward the So-
viet Union, Kennedy Thursday
made clear these views:
To encourage “appeasement or
war, suicide or surrender,” will
divide the nation, create uncer-
tainty among allies and inspire
doubt in the Communist bloc of
the West's readiness to defend its
rights.
AMERICAN SOLUTIONS
“The United States cannot im-
pose its will on others,” he said.
“There cannot be an American
solution for every world prob-
lem.’’
The United States will never
negotiate merely for the sake of
negotiation, nor will it ever sub-
ject freedom to negotiation. But
so long as vital interests and goals
are clear, “we have nothing to
fear from negotiations at the ap-
propriate time and nothing to gain
by refusing to play a part in
them."
Talking out East West disputes
will succeed only if each side can
find success in the result. In ef-
fect, neither side can expect total
victory.
FRENCH IDEA
Although the French and others
may see weakness in taking the
initiative in bargaining with Mos-
cow. "this nation cannot abdicate,
to its adversaries,” the setting
and conditions of negotiations.
Kennedy, accused by some of
failing to marshal public support
for Western aims, set forth these
warnings and objectives at the
outset of a western tour.
Dressed in an academic robe,
he addressed 11,000 faculty mem-
bers. students and guests at the
University of Washington's 100th
anniversary convocation. ,
Earlier, Kennedy received a
hearty welcome from thousands,
on the streets of Seattle, major
city in a state which went for ex-
Vice President Richard M. Nixon
in the 1960 election. Later, he was
applauded lustily by some 3,000
I would like to announce
the opening of my office at
BOO Sherman Dr. I was
formerly with Pratt &
Crouch Real Estate and I
would like to thank them
for the experience gained
from them. This experience
will enable me to serve the
people of Denton better.
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He said a formal statement. can military assistance is being
about his plans will be issued next substantially increased.
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Adenauer told a news confer- make a decision,” Adenauer said.
Heusinger, former chief of staff when Rayburn used it.
of West German armed forces, i Despite his long stay there Ray-
athletics, was introduced as a
new member by Winton (Pop)
Noah I — I
There will be no meeting of the personal prestige and a great res-
-here will be no meeuine of theervoir of respect and friendship
during his long years of steward-
pusai VI ulic nviaavuy cusslanaoli M ... over his high-backed leather chair
lion, drawing enough Southern order retaliation with U.S. nuclear ion by Gen. (Adolph) Heusinger after word was received that ho
'____________ votes with him to weapons assigned to its members who said that one hour may de- had died in Texas. A heap of hugh
make the difference. —a power now held solely bylcide our fate and that the Presi- yellow chrysanthemums covered
He did this at least three times President Kennedy, dent may not be “reachable to his glass top desk. For the rest,
during this year’s session, before ' .. ---------* AL-------
cancer forced him to go home to mI . .. ... .
Bonham. He won the bitter fight ence Thursday the West must en-
to liberalize the bottleneck rules ter into any negotiations with the
committee by adding three new ol bargaining positions. Tha
members, and his margin of viesaid. Called for strengthening of
tory was just five votes. He also _________________&
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may be forthcoming in a news As far as the Berlin wall is con-
WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- sion in the meeting between Ade- lin and West Germany must re-
dent Kennedy and West German nauer and Kennedy. main secure because without them
Chancellor, Konrad Adenauer ap-. The West German chancellor is Berlin cannot live.”
Pgrremendavverbhow hard the due to arrive Sunday for talks There appears to be no dirfer
a with the President on policies the ence between the chancellor and
Western powers should follow in the President on preservation of
Berlin's freedom and of its com-
month in Austin. The problem of what the West
Turman, from Gober in North should do about the wall dividing
Texas and a former assistant to Berlin was sharply defined by
the TWU president in Denton, Adenauer in Bonn Thursday when
said he has been traveling I he spoke with a group of Ameri- ■
about the state and discussing the can newsmen about his meeting
lieutenant governor’s race with as with Kennedy.
many people as possible. He add- NON-NEGOTIABLE
ed there was a possibility he Asked by newsmen to list points
might seek a fifth term in the he considered non-negotiable in
House. any discussions with the Soviets
Veteran Lt. Gov. Ben Ramsey, on the status of the city, Adenauer
resigned recently to Aecome a said: : "First of all, the wall must
member of the Texe Railroad go. The non-negotiable elements
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and recreation and intercollegiate sPSakemain rinson for ths’is that
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Study Program ' • —
EFace Tough Sledding
was dramatized at the local club C J C
meeting Thursday by a film pre-
pared by Rotary International.
The guests included Mrs. Har-
old Hatt of Denton who spent a
year of study in Ireland a few
years ago as a Rotary scholar-
ship holder.
F. L. Connell Sr. was program
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