Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 206, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 11, 1964 Page: 2 of 14
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Champion Seed Seller
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Of the bank > 5,000 shares.
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HOSPITAL
Mrs. Pearl Wilson Smith
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Laurence C. McKean, 71
Miss Mary
Brownwood
More About Senators
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Cervantez. 1710 Melwood Ave.; Gladys Marie Bryant, 104 Brew-
Mrs W H Scott, 1212 Center ster St.
ects in the works.” Peet said
Zephyr — Wallace Perkins.
them known when the time
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Moore Infant
Barry Expected To Accept
all
nue C, were to be held at 4 p m.
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cloture from a wheel chair.
553. the treasurer reported.
honest people in politics.
Wrong Address
WASHINGTON (AP) - Mrs.
Lyndon B Johnson flies to Phil- is limited to one hour of speak-
45 RPM RECORDS
address, according to police rec- devoted to charity and philan-
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The Statesmen — The Blackwood Family — The Oak Rid**
Brothers — The Speer Family — The Wills Family
and Mrs. E. B. Gilliam Jr. of
Goldthwaite, will receive his doc-
BLUFFVUE
DRIVE-IN
Ndvrr before so much rich
round for so little money!
PLUs ONCE AT 935
"The OLD DARK HOUSE"
A BULLETIN
WANT AD
WILL BRING
QUICK RESULTS
voted Wednesday to choke off.
In so doing it made history.
For the first time the Senate
invoked cloture — the limita-
rates. :
Texas.
of
to
uto in Brown County Precinct
1 Justice Court Monday was er-
roneously listed as 1209 Mel-
wood in a story Tuesday. The
Modeling, Zephyr
18. Ph RE 9-5323.
and
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ing time on all questions in con-
nection with the measure. Lead
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Probers Hear
Marina Again
WASHINGTON (AP) - Lee
Harvey Oswald's Soviet-bom wi-
dow. the first witness questioned
by the Warren commission in
its investigation of President
John F. Kennedy's assassina-
tion, testifies again today as the
flower
custo-
Gov Robert E Smylie of Idaho
predicted today that Republican
governors will produce a “for-
ward-looking'' platform declar-
ation that Sen. Barry Goldwat-
er will accept as the GOP pres-
ara*. msr —
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ELVIS PRESLEY &
ANN MARGHET
. zG-TMETnE:
Viva as Vegas
Square Club for her humanitar-
ian activities.
The club, an affiliate of the
National League of Masons, is
NIXON — Laurence C Mc-
Kean. 71. of Nixon, a former
resident and Pontiac dealer in
Brownwood from 1926-1930, died
early today here from an ap-
parent heart attack after a two-
week illness.
Smylie said in an interview
the failure of the 16 Republican
governors to agree on a policy
declaration during the Gov-
ernors Conference which ended
Wednesday does not mean the
project will be abandoned.
ing money by sell
seeds, be chose an
than two hours were consumed
Wednesday afer cloture was
imposed
Humphrey told a reporter he
we
to
needed the seeds he had to
sell. Mrs Dunn explained to
him that Uhm tor plant-
mg seeds was over and that
amendments, and drawing the
wrath of Dixie leader Richard
B. Russell, D-Ga , who shouted
the Senate was acting “in the
spirit of a lynch mob!”
Such daily-dozen progress on
Jane Sharpe, 1511 Vincent St
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL . .
Admissions Wednesday:
Brownwood — Mrs Edward
Funeral services will be here
at 4 p.m. Friday with burial in
Nixon
Mr. McKean resided in Brown-
wood a number of years.
He is survived by hiw wife,
Enid, of Nixon.
Brownwood firemen answer-
ed two alarms early today in
connection with wiring burning
on vehicles.
The first call was at 1202 a.m.
at Brady Avenue and U. S. High-
way 377 where the carburetor
and wiring in a pickup burn-
ed. The fire had been put out
with sand by the time firemen
arrived.
The wiring burned in a 1955
vehicle at 7:32 a.m. in the 200
block of Belle Plain Avenue.
Owner was Bob Baumgardner
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then her account was in line
with the statement* she gave
previously to police and federal
agents.
One set trap drums, nearly new,
blue and white rainbow in
color. $200 cash. Ph. MIS-
8530 David Kemp, age 12.
Bicycle built for 2 lor sale.
Practically new. Front basket,
hand brake. Debra Modgling,
Zephyr, Texas, Ph. RE 9-5323
I want typing to do at home.
ed against cloture.
From then on, each senator
. services for Mrs Pearl Wilson
' Smith, 79, of Dallas were held
at 18 am. today in Trinity Bap-
tist Church here, with Elder
Andy Hudson officiating. Burial
was in De Leon Cemetery under
. direction of Higginbotham Fu-
neral Home
Mrs Smith died about 10 pm
SELL THOSE
UNWANTED ITEMS
IN THE BULLETIN
CLASSIFIED ADS
ring at Dusk
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manche hospital after suffering $24,474,810. compared with a
a heart attack early Tuesday deficit of $38,415,301 at the end
morning. of April, James said
Native of Arp, he came to Adding the state's other funds.
Comanche from Anson. including highway and welfare
money, Texas had a net cash
g
Admitted Wednesday:
Brownwood — Eddie Ander-
son, 110S Brewster St
Dismissed Wednesday:
B6wIE
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tion, prepared today to accept
its third Negr student.
On Sept. 30, 1962, when the
first Negro arrived on the oak-
circled campus, a night of death
son. Miss., who wants to become
a lawyer, was expected to regis-
ter today for the summer term.
Federal Judge Harold Cox
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TODAY
RISING STAR—William Hen-
to make him formed Mrs Dunn when she
came to the door that rhe
i Golden Oaks Nursing Home; &
T. Creek. 1982 Sixth St ; Mr*.
1 , 1 aa__L1. D..t. 9
Monday in Rising Star ' approved the action, thereby
SANDERSON—Clyde D Cart- permitting the bank to increase
er. 57. of Sanderson. 4 p.m. in its capital stock from $100,000
The Governors’ Conference
1 wound up without producing a
new moderate opponent for the
1 conservative Goldwater.
Gov. George Romney of Mich-
igan issued a statement that
j was interpreted by his aides as
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3 MONTHS
on just
6 flashlight batteries
Bangs — Lynette Jennings.
Santa Anna - Mrs Myrtle
Adults ft*
Children 10e
TONIGHT &
FRIDAY
Mr.
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Blanket — Mrs. Agatha
Sen. Ralph Yarborough,
D-Tex., voted for cloture, the
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Business News
MINNEAPOLIS - Gold Bond
Stamp Co. has begun construc-
tion in Dallas of a 14 million-
cubic-foot warehouse that will
service 134 Southwest gift cen-
ters including the company's
outlet in Brownwood
The warehouse, scheduled for
completion Oct. 1, will enable
Gold Bond “to give faster ser-
vice and have supplies of gifts
more readily available for stamp
savers throughout the area,’’
said Curtis L. Carlson, president
here.
pearance in February
She was questioned for four
days then about Oswald, her
life with him and his move-
ments around the time of Ken-
relnfratathonit patient - - ' 1
or relative.) | Jack Marable, Route 1.
MEDICAL ARTS HOSPITAL
In Citizens' Capital Stock
AU stockholders voting Wad- $408 9W surphus, with undivided
nesday on Citizens National profits of approximately $188 -
I Bank * plan to declare a stock 000, giving a total working capi-
divident of 388 per cent in June tai of 1888,888
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BROWNWOOD COLISEUM
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Th* Brownwood Coliseum B »o»ter*. Ine.
and The Brownwood Jtycere
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Dismissals Wednesday:
Brownwood — H. C. Moody,
414 Wesley St.; Mrs. Minnie
Duffee, MM Sixth St; Miss Alice
B Eads. 1711 Durham St; L. C.
Wells, 2613 W. Main Blvd.,
fraternity and of the Osler Soc- '
iety. Gilliam received his bache- Neoro Due
the Rev. Henry Milton Cham- son, a daughter, his mother, six n _
bers. 51, pastor of Comanche j sisters, two brothers and two Pumper leam
First Baptist Church the past grandchildren r
11 years, were to be held at 2 -------
Dallas and Mrs. L B Jay of
San Francisco, Calif. and three
grandsons.
of Mr
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Sunday
attend
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Austin
LOST: my 8 year old Siamese
' male cat. Missing since May
26. REWARD. Alicia Schae-
fer, age 11, MI 3-5404.
Can do a variety of jobs—baby-
sittinig, errands, etc. Please
call Diane Ward, age 12, Ph.
MI 3-3823 1212 Cottage.
WOULD LIKE to baby sit this
summer starting June 25th
through summer vacation.
Especially like to care fori
young children, Cynthia Zim-
bal. 1602 Hawkins. Ph. MI
5-8562.
FOR SALE: Gentle kid ponies,
34 to 44 inches. Several extra
well broken. Curtis Cham-
bers, Jr., May, Texas.
CL 9-2453
FOR SALE? Boy s26inch bi-
cycle. Junior size bed. Ray
Potter, Cisco Highway 1
miles out on left side.
FOR SALE: Used Clarinet. In
excellent condition. If inter-
ested call MI 3-5835. Chris-
tine MeBride, age 143100
3rd. St
PICKUP 'truck load of liveoak
barbecue wood for sale. 301
Victoria. Ml 3-5455. Russell
Hanlin, age 17.
tor of medicine degree from in an interview “We'll make
Baylor University College of ilein iilwu wieu am —
Medicine in Houston Saturday comes—and that will be soon."
A member of Phi Chi medical I .
Sen Albert Gore, D-Tenn., was ers said they were certain a
Long said his amendment was substantial part of this 180 hours
rejected Wednesday by 63-25. will not be used A little more
designed “to make sure the bill
doesn't do what its sponsors say
it doesn't ”
Still to be voted on is a moun-
tain of some 100 amendments
But Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D-
Minn., the bill's floor manager,
figures the Senate should be
able to dispose of them at a 12-
a-day clip.
It set to the task Wednesday,
Ave.; Mrs. Nora McMullen.
ESI TEXAS LEADING JEWELERS
9 Center 6rownood Ti <
COMING SUNDAY
* Ghegohy Peck Tony Com /
gy 'Captain Newman. m.d:
All transistorized —3 speeds — Dynamically balanced
turntable—plays all records—big 4* TIeonal speaker-
Rich, round sound—Turnover cartridge with Diamond
and Sapphire styll. It's a fly-weight miracle— $on95
only 4% lbs....Mercury Model AG 4000...only 39
port of the stock dividend. f l D ccg
Approval of two-thirds of the • P KaCe
bank S shareholders was neces. I
sary. Comptroller Of the cur- WASHINGTON (AP) — Back
rency gave tentative approval of ers of.Pennsyl ania Gov. Wil-
the measure pending aporoval liam w Scranton said today
by the shareholders that far from giving up hope
Citron * National now will they are planning to expand
have a capital of 8400.988 and their campaign t hi
the Republican presidential:
| nominee.
In the face of the snowballing
total of Republican convemtion
Reporter Called
By Federal Jury
HOUSTON (AP)— A Houson
Post reporter who wrote about
alleged widespread theft of U.S.
government property at air
bases has been subpoenaed to
appear before a federal grand
jury in Austin next Monday.
Mike Clark was served the
subpoena was served at the Post
building. It was the first indica-
tion of a grand jury investiga-
tion into the thefts he said he
uncovered during a four-month
investigation at eight Air Force
bases, seven in Texas and one
in Oklahoma.
Mr and Mrs. W A. Lee are j
attending a convention of the
Texas Motor Transportation As-
sociation Inc in Corpus Christi
Lee is a member of the board,
of directors
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Address of the Brownwood adelphia today to receive an ------•---------
vouth charged with burglary of award from the Golden Slipper A . •
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saying he would fight for a pro-
gressive platform, but he would
not battle goldwater for the
presidential nomination.
This seemed to end an effort
by former Vice President Rich-
ard M. Nixon to get a moderate
Republican other than Gov. Nel-
son A. Rockefeller of New York
into the contest
However, Nixon said in
London that Goldwater does not
have the nomination clinched
and that Romney has the best
chance of beating Goldwater.
"Goldwater is odds-on favor-
ite at this time,” Nixon told
newsmen, “but the jury is still
out I would say the question is
whether he goes over the top
this next week.”
Most Republican governors
seemed to agree with Smylie,
who said he thinks Goldwater
has the nomination locked up.
The conference elected Gov.
Grant Sawyer of Nevada, a
Democrat, to succeed GOP Gov.
John Anderson Jr. of Kansas as
chairman. It picked Minnesota
for next year’s meeting, with in-
dications that Minneapolis will
be the site.
In contrast to previous meet-
ings, the conference avoided
any major controversy over the
civil rights issue.
Democratic Gov. Edward T.
Breathitt of Kentucky and Re-
publican Gov. Mark O. Hatfield
of Oregon, the GOP National
Convention keynoter, circulated
a round robin urging prompt
passage by Congress of the
civil rights bill on which the
Senate voted Wednesday to lim-
it debate. It bore 40 signatures
when the conference emded.
now gy
OPEN 12:45
ADM. 90-65-35
Brownwood police received a '
first such vote a Texas senator
has cast in at least 25 years.
Sen. John Tower, R-Tex., vot-
Drive-In
she did not at this time want
any The actor convinced her
that she was mistaken and
soon A. C. Dunn came out to
verify his wife's decision that
they did not want or need
flower seeds.
George Dunn told the Dunns
he had a magic seed that
came up at any time it was
planted. His acting ability had
just about convinced the A. C
Dunns that perhaps he really
did have something when he
finally confessed to them that
he was George Dunn of the ,
movies and tv.
During the past year, he has
played in such shows as "My
Favorite Martian” and
“Death Valley Days.”
Incidently, Mrs Dunn did
not say whether or not she
bought the magic seeds.
LJ" Stockholders Okay Boost
Two 1959 model vehicles had
a minor accident at 18:85 a.m.
nedy's murder, Nov. 22 in Dal-Wednesday In,
las Vesugatng officers issued a
et, 0, Pari w,, ticket to one driver for improp-
who"seads"it‘commissiOni,sandgostart trom ■ parked pos-
NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES
——N Direct Pinmaad Importens
pm. todav in First Baptist «... . n( ■
Church with Dr E L Carnett State In Black
z ofBrownwoodofficiating. AUSTIN ( APi—Texas’ gen-
cBurtal."as.ttobein Oakwood eral revenue fund was in the
Cemetery "itharra ngements by black at the end of May, State
- Comanche Funeral Home Treasurer Jesse James reported
” The Rev. Mr. Chambers died I Wednesday
at 4:25 p.m. Tuesday in a Co- The fund had a balance of
: ry Dalton, 83. of 318 East Ross .. .
. St . 4 p m in Higginbotham Fu- Sanders. 1 Baptist Church, bur- | to $400 088
neral Home, burial in May ial in Se nderson Cemetery Mr. Of the bank’s 5,000 shares.
, Cemetery Mr Dalton died Carter c ed Tuesday in Del Rio. 4.7II shares were represented
in the voting, primary by
proxy with all pledged for sup-
inquiry nears its end.
The commission gave no ex-
planation of why it was recall-
ingthpyearold .Marina Os break-in report at 9:51 a.m.
wald. Presumably it intends to weontdan Pm Ni Mel
ask her about details developed Wednedayifromthe Dairy M aid
in the hearings since her ap- atril2coggin.Aesines,
— - IaKen from tne Business were
11 packages of cigarettes.
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1)
tending the authorization for
the program, subject to appro-
priations in a later measure.
The program will be extended
and financed, as usual, but the
fight over its scope may run
into the final hours of the ses-
sion.
5. Pay raises for federal em-
ployes. Defeated once by the
House, it has been toned down
and presumably is headed for
enactment.
The one big administration
proposal in difficulty would set
up a program of medical care
for the elderly through higher
Social Security payments.
The six-man pumper team
from Brownwood Fire Depart-
ment received "no time’' Tues-
day at the races during the
state firemen's convention in cleared the way for Donald to
Dallas. The fire hose blew off nrol Wednesday He also di-,.
its connection from a truck, rected Donald to refrain from tion. onodebbate,— in a civil
A team from Edinburg took participation in civil rights ac-rights batUe The vote was 71
the state championship with a tivities or from engaging in anv to 2,. neces
time of 17.1. publicity programs by civil sary two-thirds majority. All 180
Another highlight of the three- rights groups Donald was ar- inn torsawee n hand, nclud
day convention was an address rested twice last summer dur- i& Ing 86,
by Attorney General waggon-ing Negro civil rights protests Dcalifr who cast his vote for
er Carr in the Statler Hilton in Jackson.
Hotel. Firemen heard Carr de-
Lady Bird Due
Activity Award
Tuesday in a Dallas rest home
She was born July 18. 1814
and was preceded in death by
her husband, Simon, in 1951.
Survivors include one son.
Wade of De Leon: two daugh-
ters, Mrs W J. Robertson of
George Dunn. Brownwood
native, who is a television and
movie actor has been home
visiting hi* mother, Mn
George J. Dunn Dunn had a
chance to show his acting
I ability in a live performance
I a few days ago
Remembering his boyhood
days when he made his spend-
Graveside services for Kaylee The infant died at 4:30 pm
Moore infant daughter of Mr. Wednesday, about 12 hours after lor’s degree from the Univer- IX EgIU •LUE
and Mrs Joe Moore of 1421 Ave- birth. sity of Texas in 1960. Last spring 1 ”
, . .Survivors include the parents: and summer he studied at West- A. AI U'p
today at Eastlawn Memorial three brothers. Joey Jim and minister Medical School of the Al Ole MISS
Park with the Rev H. A Brack, and one sister Man- University of London
Hutchins officiating. jane, all of Brownwood, and, He wili begin his year of in- OXFORD. Miss. (AP) - The
Davis-Morris Funeral Home her grandparents, Mr and Mrs ternship July 1 at Parkland Hos- University of Mississippi, which
is in charge of arrangements W L. Brackney of Grandview pital in Dallas. nine months ago resumed its
--------------— status as an all-white institu-
'Forward-Looking' Policy
House in amended form by Fri-
day of next week.
Rev. Henry M. Chambers
COMANCHE — Services for. Survivors include his wife, a Hose Hampers
and turmoil followed. 1 Eroothtakin _____j nan.
Cleveland mm ... of Jack-
filibuster which the senators
mer of his, Mrs A. C Dunn
(no relation) and called on
her. .
He arrived at her (home on
Route 3 in an old c|r with a
packet of flower seeds and in-
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Experienced. Reasonable
delegate votes committed to
A A m m Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz .
MD Degree Rthandl"ordhcsermanoneda
GOLDTHWAITE ...c. -
James N. Gilliam, son of Mr. | the hole
"We have half a dozen proj-
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