Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 285, Ed. 1 Monday, September 12, 1960 Page: 3 of 10
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Cool Weather
Covers Texas
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said Johnson has "not proved pop-
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The Southwestern States
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monuments or build dikes around
them. But the job almost escapes
imagination in scope, complexity
and cost. Rough estimates of the
cost to save only the two most
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Pocket Schedules .. . These handy
football pocket-pieces carry complete
schedules played by Southwest Col-
lege teams. Fit neatly into billfold or
a lady's purse ... and just the right
size for placing tinder the glass on
your desk.
GOP Chairman
Charges Demos
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CLEVELAND (AP) — The Re-
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entire land area is publicly own-
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pass a short distance off Montauk
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school colors. Attractive small designs
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Leading college games described by
Humble's able staff of announcers, headed
by Kern Tips. Check your newspaper for
times and stations.
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ing off the south coast of Long
Island. Many of its borne* are
scheduled a helicopter flight to
stricken sections
a collector of Moslem art and the weekend. Finch repeated the
patron of the Paris Review, an story he told at the first trial
American avant-garde magazine, about his wife’* death on July 18,
A trip to the United States and 1959. He testified that he had
Britain has been set up so the taken a revolver away from Bar-
prince can contact cultural and bara Finch and was attempting
g®
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there was a headquarters of Citi-
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zens for Kennedy—"No mention
of Johnson."
He said be put on his "best
Southern accent" and asked the
Citizens for Kennedy people
whether they had some campaign
literature on Lyndon Johnson. He
continued:
"They said: ‘No, we've got noth-
ing to do with him, no literature
whatsoever.1 ”
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i, Bonn government have begun training in these planes.
On order for the resurgent Luftwaffe are 66 F-104Gs,
advanced Super Starfighters. Additionally, West German
monesran. - -z plants are now tooling up for manufacture of 210 F-104G*
manufactured by Lockheed in Palmdale, Calif., delivered under license from Lockheed.
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the sap-sweetness of tree* and,
from them, cuttings are being
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now in its third year, Vermont’s |
sugar and syrup producing ma-
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Fire Island is a long finger of
land more than 30 miles long ly-
Again this year, the Humble dealer in your neighborhood will be
your host for a comprehensive program of football broadcasts and telecasts.
He hopes you will enjoy the games he brings you, but he urges you to see
as many games as you can from a seat in the stands — neither television
nor radio match the excitement and color of football in the stadium . . .
Whether you enjoy football at home or on the campus ... goto the garnet
with Humble.
ON T.V.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL-LIVE
refused to report to work on the
, day of her daughter's bridal show
SION OR Manny Moltiug.
publican National Chairman says At a new* conference, Morton
Democrats in the North are try- said the move to put Johnson on
ing to conceal that Sen. Lyndon the national ticket "wan obviously
Johnson of Texas is the Democrat- dreamed up as a great political
ic vice presidential nominee maneuver but has not worked out he said the boss was ‘ "Mintheart
Sen. Thruston Morton of Ken- that way." The Kentucky senatorl
government leaders "to find out to throw the weapon away when
what we can expect.” Among his it accidentally discharged in his
of Callfornia’s total land area, friends is the wealthy family of hands.
The Army. Navy and Air Force the mainland and left some 45,000
joined in a gigantie cooperative {persona isolated except for boat
military effort to reopen the Over- and air transportation
seas Highway to Key Meat l in addition 5,000 gallons of water
Forty Au- Force, transports was being brought to Homestead
started flying 117 Army bridge | Air Force Base to be ferried to
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NEW YORK I AP>—The Coast
Guard evacuated more than 4,000
persons from Fire Island off Long
Island today as Hurricane Donna
roared up from the south.
Fifteen Coast Guard auxiliary
craft were used in the evacua-
tion. Another 1,000 persons were
believed left on the island and
probably would be evacuated be-
pie* will yield sweeter and sweet- isolated and without electricity.
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Starfighter* for the West German Air Force,
with the Maltese Cross used in World War I, are
displayed at a base in Norvenich, West Germany. These
Mach 2 jets are the first of an order of 30. They are
The hurricape, moving at about
45 m p h. and heading in a north-
easterly direction was expected to
■ Friday night when Donna tut the on the tip of the key*. Hotel* and
motels were asked to drain their
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Humble dealers sponsor a portion of the
telecasts of outstanding college football
games under the NCAA program. This is
football at its best, and you’ve got a seat
on the 50-yard line, courtesy of your neigh-
bor in a Humble uniform.
building experts and 810,000:
pounds of steel into the area to
replace five bridge* destroyed
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Eastern studies at Harvard. He is Before the trial adjouned for
MIAMI, Fla < APi - Floridians
planned massive repair and clean-
up projects today in the wake of
one of the century's worst hur-
ricanes,
Gov. Leroy Collins said he in-
tended to ask President Eisen-
Sower to declare portions of south
Florida a major disaster area and
By THE ASSOCIATED PREM
I Clear and cool weather covered
Texas early Sunday and an rain
was reported in the state.
Temperatures ranged from the
upper ST* and lower CVt over moot
of the elate and along the coast
readings were in the upper es
and lower 70s. The highest tem-
perature was 73 at Brownsvilie
and J unction-with a so-degree
mark—was the coldest spot in
Texas. —<
Sunday the temperature climbed
to M at Laredo and the law maxi-
mum was 79 at Alpine. No rain
fell.
The five-day forecast issued
Monday calls for temperature* 3
to 4 degree* below normal in east-
era and central Texas and 1 to 3
degree* below normal in westera
Texas. Precipdtatios wil be light
or none.
Lee County sustained damage es-
timated at 770 to 780 million, ac-
cording to Sheriff Flanders
Thompson and Civil Defense Di-
rector Michelle Hitzing.
Damage to the state's 7250 mil-1
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HARTFORD, Conn. (API — A
boss fired his clerk when she
lion citrus crop was expected to Aga Khan serious-minded scion of
run as high as 50 to 80 per cent a famous family, has Uken a key
in some areas role in the drive to save the an-
Marines armed with Ml rifle* clent Egyptian treasures of the
and order* to shoot any looters. * Nubian Desert .
patrolled the weckage in the Sadruddin, 27, tweedy Harvard
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them were reported "hoarding Khan III. has enthusiastically
water like gold dust,” according taken on the job of helping raise
to Sheriff John Spottswood. funds to keep the priceless art
JOIN PATROLS treasures from being flooded by famous Nubian monuments — the
Marine patrols from the Kev the muddy Nile River waters that — e—’ —‘ - •--3
West Naval Base were augmented will back up behind the Aswan
by sailor* of the Navy shore Dam.
patrol, sheriff • deputies and state SPECIAL CONSULTANT
■ ■ - - - - | The prince was called in by the
U.N. Educational, Scientific and
Souirres Attack
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in the Nubian monuments," the ( vnee Alunivune
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UVVIVIQ VIIIIUIU knowledge of the monuments, and LOS ANGELES (AP) — Dr. R.
- we visited them as schoolchil- Bernard Finch face* cross exami-
cAvaxau r, no, mi. dren." nation today as the prosecution
SAVANNAH. Ga (AP — This Sadruddin, half-brother of the tries to shake his testimony that
• • • ‘J * 1.ot.x.at.warwith late Prince Aly Khan and uncle his estranged wife was dux acci-
squirrels who. attack .children... of the present Aga Khan IV dentally.
The usually shy little rodents shares his family's love for a The surgeon and his red-haired
have bitten three girts—aged 2 to combination of high life and ser- mistress, Carole Tregoff, are be
-in recent days. | ious pursuits. ing re-tried on murder charges.
Police killed one that Mt and A prince of the Ismail! Moslem Their first trial ended with the
scratched two children. The father sect, he specialized in -Middle jury deadlocked.
of the third victim used a club on ~ “ . — . _ -
another.
were without electricity and thou- engine transports would bring water to residents for washing,
sand* of telephones were still out 240,000 pound* of bridge girders Ow of the major hardships to
after passage of killer Humcane and equipment from Pope Air the wake of the storm was the
Donna Force Base. N.C. They will carry lack of electricity in the warm
Seven persons were known dead another 330,000 pounds from Ft. climate. Refrigerator* and freez
in the state and two others were Benning. Ga., and 240,000 pounds ers were virtually useless. Food
missing and presumed dead, from FL Campbell, Ky spoiled and there wasn't any way
Southeastern Red Cross headquar- The Navy planned to ferry some 1 to heat water or cook,
tar* in Atlanta luted 75 persons of the material to Marathon while A total at 152,000 homes were
injured and 57 hospitalized. the Army worked south from Tav- without electricity in the greater
The Red Cross reported S55 ernie. Miami area of a thillion persons,
home* destroyed in Florida and Hurricane Donna's 150 m.p.h. Many thousands at homes were
said 3,208 received major damage winds and huge tidal waves eut without power in the Tampa area.,
and 9,299 minor damage. j--
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and 740 million. Fort Myers and
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formed UNESCO they are pre-
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Coppedge, Don L. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 285, Ed. 1 Monday, September 12, 1960, newspaper, September 12, 1960; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1488927/m1/3/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.