Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 182, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 15, 1962 Page: 1 of 14
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(Comp.)
Brownwood Bulletin
Polls Close
At 7 p.m.
BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1962
FOURTEEN PAGES TODAY
Marines Ordered Into Thailand
U.S. Force Ready
Solon Admits]
To Defend Border
Estes Payment
Secret Army
which
contributions "
Death Toll
ig (Ward 3), Howard Payne Estes "was being feted by Cham-
Naval Reserve Electronics bers of Commerce as the ideal
Soars To 35
"I knew him as a devout lay
church
the Lans erisia
evidently
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Estes Case Injected
Into Political . Race
FIRST ANNUAL BANQUET
Police Hear Speirs
pie are killed every year in traffic Communism and the things such
Sen. John L. McClellan. D-Ark.,
Area IV. Texas Department of in contrast."
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with
from the smallest state to the high speed through
Rule Explained
be sent in.
or exemption
vote in the second Democratic
listed a $1,000 payment to Sen.
ble to vote in the second primary.
Coliseums Decor Approved
Clary explained that the origi-
(See COLISEUM on Page 11
the
around
precautions
curity
Final Plans
an
tempt by rightist terrorists to free
their hero.
Mapped For
Sheep Sale
mw are Pu-ed on
the projector will
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1,100 BRANDS
sifting of these breeds will have
In regard to the brands. Clary
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their brand put in the coliseum.
supply cost of the brand molding.
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Public Safety, with headquarters
in Midland and the principal speak-
the show will be bought by the
Blackwell Wool and Mohair Co.
figures Include 85.800 for work;
$2,900 for labor; $600 for the coat-
ing of the slabs; and $500 each
for the projector, films and sup-
pitas; lobby emblem; special art
Phillips pointed out a resident
who did not vote in the first
Carr also said the fact that his chairman of the Senate Investiga-
Lubbock law firm has been re- tions subcommittee that is explor-
tamed to represent several clients ing the complicated ventures of
with claims against Estes was not the indicted Texas financier, said
City Manager John Clary ex-
plained the procedure of the ad-
dition of the decorations. After
in South Viet Nam, win be given
the job of heading U.S. forces in
(See MARINES on Page 1)
be
time
would be brought up in an
issue of such vital public inter-
Breeds to be shown Wednes-
day in the annual sheep sale and
wool show of the Texas Pure-
bred Sheep Breeders Assn, must
be in place at the Brownwood
in the first Republican primary.
J. W. (Jimmy) Phillips, county
Democratic chairman, reminded
voters today.
as morals and heritages of the
world in which they live "If they
are not told of these things how
The court clerk read the accu-
sation. which charged Salan with
helping organize a putsch in April
1961, and then of being the leader
of the secret army. which seeks
to retain French rule in Algeria.
One of Satan's attorneys argued
brought out were: There are 57-
58,000 miles of paved highway in
1 Texas today and around 2.500 peo-
Spiers said that today’s parents
must talk to their children about
The Pacific Air Force will pro.
vide tactical units to give air
small loan legislation favorable to
these companies, and was being
pad $1,500 monthly for his serv-
ices. he was at the same time
acckdents. The total for the nation
last year was 35,000 fatalities.
He said in today's traffic there
statement,
strings to
from the palace wing housing the
trial, and only one entrance was
open there. Automobile and pe-
destrian traffic was diverted from
the building, and all parking was
forbidden in the area.
Persons with admission cards
for the narrow, rectangular court-
Microfilm Service
P.O. Box 8066
Dallas, Texas
1,000-man Army battle group al-
ready in Thailand.
To this will be added the Ma-
hurried to get home and by late
afternoon the streets were desert-
ed
The wave of new machine-gun.
rifle and bomb attacks from the
secret army terrorists appeared
to be in retaliation to Monday
night s killings by Modem com-
mandos There were 47 attacks in
Algiers alone.
Authorities. Mb graf. 140:—
Authorities in both Algiers and
Oran seemed powerless to choke
of! the terrorism
The Moslem outburst Monday
Bulletin Plans
Publication Of
Full Discussion
The Brownwood Independent
School District Board of Edu-
cation Monday night discussed
at length, and for the second
time, the matter of the school
t“Adattouy."“sout 1.200 Army
forces from toe Pacific area will
of Brownwood, unless the owner
wants to keep the exhibit.
The sheep event will continue
through Saturday, with sales to
be held beginning at 11 a.m. Fri-
day and Saturday.
Both the Air Force and Manna
air units will be based in Thai-
land.
Gen. Paul D. Harkins, now U.S.
commander of the 6,000-man force
took his place in the prisoner’s
box.
d .«
All other courts were cleared head of the terrorists.,was "POD:
si ble for more than 2,000 attacks
Texas constituents.
Yarborough. In a
said there were "no
"at- "
Exposition Grounds by 9 a.m.,
according to Association Presi- the concrete slabs are poured on
dent Bill Strickland of Brady, the ground. th ————
By CURTIS KIRCHNER
ot The Bulletan Bull
Laughter and seriousness were
mixed on the agenda Monday night
at the first annual Brownwood Po-
lice Assn, banquet held at Chis-
holm's Restaurant.
Maj. Wilson Speirs, director of
Medal. Grand Cross of the Legion
of Honor, wounded in action "
By JEANETTE JAMES
Of The Bulletin Stall
A total of $12,800 will be spent
for decorations in the city audi-
tortum-coliseum under construc-
ton now, according to action of
the Brownwood City Council this
morning, as it uhanimously au-
thorized architect Frank Dill of
Houston, designer of toe build-
ing, to proceed along a general
tentative outline.
Preliminary decoration plans
include:
The Stale Departments fixed the
time of the session at 2:45 p-m.
EDT.
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the short-lived generals' revolt in
Algiers in April, 1991, and later
took command of the underground
secret army s terror campaign.
Both insurrections were staged to
I of death and destruction today,
killing at least 35 persons and
wounding 13, mostly Moslems
The government replied by clap-
ping a 6 p m curfew on Algiers.
Europeans and Moslems alike
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doing business with firms with
which members of the board
are connected
The Brownwood Bulletin was
told Monday that the subject
ed by Estes and the Heller Co..
TUESDAY CARD
The Specific charges against
Salan are that he took part in
___ _ took Carr to San Antonio and Estes made monthly payments of
Democratic primary is still, eligi- I Reavley to Fort Worth and Dal- up to $306 to Yarborough in addi-
---------- —------—>----.lias. "|tion.
many of France's highest military defense delayed a lengthy state-
decorations. was ushered into the ment from Salan which be intends
courtroom by four gendarmes and as the basis of his defense.
be used to show the design on the,
slab at night, while students put'
' the drawing onto the slab. An-
other fayer of concrete, colored
for the designs, will be molded
onto the slab and then finally
I lifted into place.
WASHINGTON (API — AevM
Amdassador Anatniy Dobrynin
scheduled a meetimg with top
Stale Department offielals today.
100 registered brands in Brown i
County, but could give no esti-
were part of his disguise for a
year have disappeared The mus-
tache was Shaved off and the hair
room had to clear three check-
points and undergo a thorough
search. A strong guard surround-
ed the building and was stationed
on the roof.
There was a bush when court
President Charles Bornet asked
Salan to identify himself.
Satan rose. a wry smile drifted
across his face, and he replied in
a strong voice
"My name is Raoul Satan, ex-
general of colonial troops. Military
in Algeria and 400 in France,
which caused more than 400
deaths and 1,100 injuries.
begun, and will continue through 1.. sgmu — —. --u.
the morning. said there are approximately 1,-
Wool show entrants will com-
pete for near $500 in premiums
and for the traveling trophy,
going to the exhibitor of the top
certificate can
work: the mobil; cement; and
miscellaneous — totaling $12,800
It was clarified at the meeting
that anything above this amount
will have to come before the
council for action.
est. The Bulletin felt a com-
plete recording of proceedings
was needed
The verbatim discussion will
be published in The Bulletin
as soon as the report can be
Building (Ward 4) and Wood- young Americi
land Heights Elementary
School 'Ward 5).
family man.” Yarborough added. I
"As far as I knew until tale:
March, he was a responsible bust-'
ness man."
ty Courthouse (Ward 2), Dan- these_____-
iel Baker Administration Build- said were received at a
POLICEMEN'S BANQUET HONOREE—Moj Wilson Speirs, right, director of Areo
IV, Deportment of Public Sgfety, and speaker for the evening, looks over plaque
awarded to Sgt. Henry McFadden for "Policeman of the Year," ot the first annual
Brownwood Police Assn banquet held Monday night Sgt. V. G. Grady, master of
ceremonies, looks on at left. McFadden has served the police force for 26 years.
(Staff Photo)
ALGIERS (API — Secret army
terrorists launched a new wave
cuI M Y PiEeuV — — - -
rambling. historic Palace of Jus- defeat Algerian independence.
tice to prevent any desperate at- tThcprosccutioneni SIS
are 350 million registered motor on earth are they going to know was seen as a warning of worse
vehicles for every two people in of them in the way in which they to come unless the European ter-
Texas "There is one passenger should be known,” he said rorists are checked. The secret
car for everx, 363.4 people in Russia Spiers said it is important that army replied with more shootinE.
WEATHER FORECAST
BROWNWOOD AREA: Partly cloudy,
warm and windy today and Wednesday.
Low tonight 64 to 72 High Wednesday
85 to 90
Maximum temperature here Monday
88, overnight low 68. Sunset 7 28, sun-
rise 5:57.
helped finance Estes’ operations.
"The record shows that while
my opponent was lobbying for
the territorial integrity of this
peaceful country." the President
said of the dispatch of Marines
to Thailand.
then subtracting $5,000 for hand-
ling of the bond. $36,000 archi-
tect's feels; $557,000 for the con-
tract; $40,000 for the seating,
leaves a balance of $11,000 from
the original bond.
Still to be considered in the
who claim to have been defraud- Estes’ journal of expenditures
EXCHANGES CROWNS—King Poul of Greece exchanges crowns over the heads of his daughter, Princess Sophie,
and Spanish Prince. Den Juan Carlos, during the traditional Greek Orthodox ewedding ceremony in Athens,
The Royar couple was wed under Roman Catholic rite in a dual ceremony. Enthusiastic crowds of more than half
million people looked on.
worker and a devoted
j news story appearing in Sunday's tee counsel Donald O’Ponnell and
Second Primarv Houston Chmoniele, east another Paul E. Kamerick-alm are ex
-esond nrumu’Y sertous shadow on the fitness of peeled to brief McClellan on re-
l mony charging that Satan,
er received 1.246 votes and lie Sol Estes toward payment for
ONE—An exterior decoration in
the form of molded colored con-
crete on the walls of the coliseum,
dealing with popular Central Tex-
as and state-wide themes
TWO — The use of Howard
Payne College art students dur-
ing the summer to work with the
project under the supervision of
Gaitha Browning, local artist.
THREE—Purchase of a projec-
tor for use to showing the pictures
on the concrete wall slabs to re-
create the design from the or-
iginal drawings.
FOUR—The possibility of using
Brown County active brands on
the handrails in the lobby of the
coliseum. on an individual basis.
Each person desiring such may
finance his brand's being form-
ed and installed.
FIVE—Installation into the lob-
by floor the seal of Brownwood,
taken from the present letterhead
of the city stationary.
SIX—Proposed suspension of a
mobil, to be designed by Dill
and local artists, in the main lob-
by area of the coliseum.
Calder, Pike
Seek City Post
A chief of police will be nam- :
ed today in runoff balloting at
dive voting places in Brown-
wood Polls opened at 8 a.m. ।
and will close at 3 p.m. today
George Calder, police chief
since 1960. and Jack Pike Sr.,
former police chief here are
candidates on the ballot Cald-
the pieces of the puzzle and Re
publicans rifled new charges and
anti-loan shark called for Secretary of Agricul-
citizens' commit- ture Orville Freeman to resign.
transcribed and set in type
. From this word-for-word ae.
count, residents of the school
district will be able to form
their own opinion concerning
Wool fleeces must be in place
by 6 p.m.
All Suffolk, Hampshire, South-
down. Shropshire, Dorset and
Montadale entries are to meet
the 8 a.m. deadline Wednesday.
By 9 a.m. all classification and
uniy EApiawu mat —E viijr _ uro P-e‘- dM- V ---‘-A* — —
nal bond was set for $650,000 and i iginal land is stinl available for must look back to the old Bible
i use on the building. : for a lesson, when the adult people
The city manager explained were told to talk of the law and
that painting of the exterior alone morals and right and wrong to
' would cost about $11000 and that their children whe at work or
Dill had first set an estimate when walking by the wayside."
of $14,000 for decorations of the
Pike 1,458 in the April 3 elec-
tion.
Balloting is at South Ele-
mentary (Ward D, Brown Coun-
; plus charge for dandling.
The estimated break-down in
that the special high military
court was not competent to hear
any evidence on Salan’s activities
in the secret army.
Satan. <2. former supreme com-
be would meet with two subcom-
mittee investigators who ques-
his weekly radio broadcast to
nection with the financing of
storage tanks for his big fertiliz-
er business, and there is a spread-
ing inquiry in Washingtom into has ,
relations with government agen-
cies, in connection with farm pro-
grama.
Yarborough's statement on his
radio programs came as Senate
investigators tried to fit together
. I .
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Bilie Sol Estes case was
injected squarely into the Demo-
cratic runoff (or the Texas attor-
ney general's nomination Monday
nighe.
Rival candidates Waggoner
Care and Tom Reavley each as
serted the other has links to af-
fairs of Estes. the Wets Texas
farm financier charged with fraud
and theft
Estes behind the scenes ac-
tivities in politics call for stern,
uncompromising action by the
next attorney general.'' Carr said.
"I cite the fact that my Demo-
cratic runoff opponent has had a
relationship as lobbyist tar two
big finance companies which
Their schedules for Tuesday i May 23, 1961. The News said
WASHINGTON (AP> - Sen.
Ralph Yarborough, D-Tex., ac-
knowledged today the receipt of
$1,700 in contributions from Bu-
PARIS (API—Secret Army Or-1 Andre Galvada, the proseeutor mustache and biack hair dye that
leader Raoul Salan and legal adviser to the court, re-
allocated for purchase of the or- the positive side of direction. "We went on trial today before a spe- jected the defense contention and
—“-* t— -----• cial court that is expected to con- the court withdrew to deliberate —
demn him to death the question , has returned to tie natural gray.
The ex-general, who once wore" The legalistic objections of the
President de Gaulle' govern-
ment enforced extraordinary se-
ii
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mate of the number of active
brands. Brand holders, will be
given an opportunity to have
posing as an
spokesman of a
tee.”
, the police officers should “hoist Police said 26 persons were - - —
in law enforcement on killed and 88 wounded by com- nine battalion of about 1,800 men.
mandos of the Moslem National' from the 7th Fle«. The Marine
re at contingent also wal have Ms own
VOLUME 62 NO. 182 10c PER COPY
Ralph Yarborough, D-Tex., on
primary scheduled
a conflict of interests
Reavley. stumping at Tempi*.
declared: Honed Estes in Texas. They ap-
nwovoment of wagzoner patently got little from him. Me-
The invoivement of Waszone Clellan said Monday.
Carr’s law firm in the Billle Sol
Estes fiasco, as disclosed in a! The investigators — subcommit:
In advance of Yarborough's
statement the Dallas News had
reported that Estes' journal of ex-
penditures listed a $1,000 payment
to Yarborough May 23. 1961. The I
newspaper said there were addi-
tional monthly payments up to
$300
in commenting ’ on the news
story Yarborough had said he
would produce proof he did not
receive the $1,000, but would with-
hold further comment until he
had checked versions of the story
against his own records
Estes to now under indictment
lis Texas on fraud charges in'con
I Mr. Carr to be attorney ports at other investigators trying
general. ... to spade up evidence in Texas on
Anyone with a poll tax receipt The newspaper account, based Estes’ wheeling and dealing and
on court records, states that any profitable connections he may
Saturday carr’s firm has taken the side of have had with government ofi-
June 2, provided he did not vole tonadcltengana a fxaggormmes j CAtoxa. New, xdea oe being 'second sese.
mander to Algeria, was arrested the matter.
April 30 to Algiers along with his
wife and daughter. The Nack.
fleece. Other awards also will
be made. All fleeces entered in
MAJOR CRIMES ' the sails"
, Crime —Speaking on the crime their proper course. "From the , . _
er. directed his topics of discussion side ef the ledger spiers said there smallest town, to the largest and Liberation Hroat who
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1 "D- I mhat unity there will be no America.” were Europeans.
Wayne (Red) Smith, mayor of igrasecke Wen on to. sa ™ PFior to the introduction of the The secret army's terrorist toll
8stess*»
l “ssv omemWen MS “5 ssts jjssss:
soen m »Were imeotudsdzthk“ueeh.d S
L-.e in which more and more quauned • r 1. _ ... M.cl.. +h.
main items. pn1, pggqeg for the masor “Policeman of the Year award. caught on the streets. Before the
Traffic statistics and aecidents . . ahead ” presented to him by Ronald Arm- violence stopped, police had killed
—Just a few of the statistics he PositiveActiomRefecting for . strong of the Browmood Junior some of the Moslem commandos
moment Speirs said. Uncoin ac- Chamber of Commerce.__1 and arrested a number of Others
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WASHINGTON (AP)—President Kennedy today or-
dered 1,800 U.S. Marines into Thailand, and the Defense -
Department said, U.S. military forces there will be built
to about 5,000 men.
> The announcement made plain the US. forces will
go into battle if the Communists in neighboring Laos
------------—----------1 cross the Thai border.
"These forces are to help insure
The White House said the Ma-
rines would go ashore at dawn
Thursday, Thailand time. This
would be about 5 p.m. EST.
Wednesday
The Defense Department said
the Marines probably would be
landed at the Bangkok naval base
by helicopters from the Valley
Forge, a carrier converted to a
helicopter and 11roop-carrying ship.
The Valley Forge draws too much
water to move into the docking
area.
5.000-MAN FORCE
In a follow to the announce,
ment. Secretary of Defense Rgb-
ert S. McNamara said the U.S.
military' force in Thailand would
be given a new over-all command
and increased to about 5,000 men.
The buildup will include the
quired generals with the positive ___ _
approach in training who finally M m A M ■ • G mem
maOAS Chief Faces
formula to the positive approach T
to the situation today._
cost of the coliseum is the pur- ractesstAn whaveand/supths A—m gmga. I p El
chase of folding chairs, esti- the moral principles and make ■ ■ • ■ M H EEI E ■ dT ■ MM—
mated by Clary to be about $5.- these assets of ours available." , •%VW• •u • • • • • •• m""
000; an organ and piano. and. POSITIVE SIDE ... g.1 -
some landscaping Clary pointed He said as Communism continues ranm -m "---‘ *---• ' "meuter imstache and Nack ha
out that some $5,000 of monen to grow the nation must look at ganization
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