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Denton Record- Chronicle
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Serving The University Center Of The Southwest
DENTON, TEXAS. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 9, 1M1
Solons Finally Agree
On Spending, Tax Bills
$20 Billion In
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— Record-Chrenicle by David Walveord
Two Arrested
After Threats
At Ranch
who accompanied Titov through
MOSCOW <AP<—Soviet space-
SALES TAX
Moscow today for a hero's wel- shook his comrade's hand.
come. kissed his welcomers right
the Dallas Expressway.
An emotional welcome at Mos- in tears.
turning space traveler bussed huge portraits—Khrushchev, Len-
in the center.
dedicated to peaceful purpos-
was
ing a conference committee report Ivy. Wiley, Lovell and Ivy then
Ar
Air Force
Highway Patrolman Jim Chism
Strike Exercise
from the general revenue fund.
airport today in a gigantic supply and highly professional manner.”
The Rev. Melvin Live-
DENTON NATIVE
ALLIES TO ASK
cleared the House July 13, said
MEETING ON GERMANY
governor;
The Western diplomatic move । Lesser increases are needed from
• tery.
WEATHER
EXPECTS TO GET MONEY
ants today gave an outline of dip- General Assembly session open-
DENTON ANO VICINITY: Cler to partly
Dedicated gas reserves tax. $3,313,250.
Exp. Gauge
property seizure bill and $4 million from
a
tax on private chibs would raise the total new revenue to about
$361 million.
commanding general of the 19th
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For Alliance
Tight Limit
On New Cash
Cosmonaut Says RideDEMEDIT
Is Devoted To Peace car crash
on the Senate.
"It certainly was not our fault.
senators told him, “It is impossi-
ble to pass this bill tonight. I
Air Force planes flew 153 sor-
ties Tuesday and 26 reconnais-
clad in a stylish, tight-fitting light
blue summer dress, turned away
Air Force, praised Air Reservists
and Air National Guardsmen for
doing "their work in a proficient
FT. BRAGG, N.C. (AP-Hea-
vy cargo planes thundered reg-
ularly into the Darlington, S.C.,
Castro said the limits on de-
posits and withdrawals applied
only to money turned in during
the weekend currency exchange.
cow's airport began the ceremon-
ies. In rapid succession the re-
The central decoration at the
airport was a cluster of three
He is survived by his wife;
two daughters, Miss Sherry Man-
ry and Miss Linda Manry; three
sisters, Mrs. H. F. Stout of Hous-
ton. Mrs. J. J. Doyle and Mrs.
C. C. Dobbins, both of Denton;
four brothers, E. W. Manry and
E. N. Manry, both of Denton,
J. R. Manry of Dallas and C. E.
Manry of the Panama Canal Zone.
Burial will be in Oakwood Ceme-
pact.
Funeral services will be held
Sept. 17 and after Western firm-
ness has been made evident. Oth-
er factors in the timing are the
October Communist party Con-
gress in Moscow and the U.N
within the next few weeks for a
meeting with the Soviet Union on
Berlin and Germany—if the Rus-
sians fail to propose one first.
Highly placed Western inform-
“enemies of peace unleash an-
other war, the Soviet Union has
the wherewithal to crush the ag-
gressor.”
Standing atop the Lenin-Stalin
tomb, the 26-year-old Titov told
the applauding multitude jam-
showers in southwest. Lows tonight 72
to 77. Highs Thursday 95 to 100.
Last 24 Houri
This Month
August Average
This Vear
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cloudy and
Chance of
whom already have been alerted
for possible recall for active duty
in the tense Berlin situation.
That, plus close observation of
the quick-striking abilities of the
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propriation measures must pass
by a two-thirds majority to go
into immediate effect forced
House members to vote twice on
the tax bill.
the program going. Dillon men-
tioned Japan and nations in West-
ern Europe as potential sources
to make up the balance.
Mrs. Tit v stood proudly next
to her husband.
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operation of joint Army-Air Force
Exercise Swift Strike.
DEATH CAR REDUCED TO RUBBLE
Impact Buckled Car Into Half Its Normal Size
taken back and the measure fi-
nally cleared 100-45.
Just after the midnight cut-off
point, Rep. DeWitt Hale, sponsor
of the teacher pay bill that
AUSTIN (API- Here in brief is how the tax bill passed by the
Legislature would add $354,365,519 to the general Revenue fund
in 1962-1963
Limited excise, sales and use tax, $319,326,240.
Corporate franchise surtax, $20,326,240.
Corporate franchise surtax. $20,488,668.
Coin-operated devices tax, no gain.
Driver license fee increase, $7,258,944.
Bookkeeping transfer of motor fuel tax funds, $3,958,417.
U.S.,
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TEMPERATURES
(Experiment Statien Report)
Mish Tuesday ......
Low this morning .....— .......
High year ago ...................
Low year age ......
Manry was born in Denton Dec.
4, 1919 and lived here his entire
life. He was employed as a weld-
er by Fritz W. Glitsch and Son
Inc., of Dallas. He attended Den-
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promised to contribute more than large sums of cash did not de-
a billion dollars a year to keep clare it for fear of legal action.
A moment later a conference
report on the appropriations bill
got 73-72 approval in the House
after winning Senate endorse-
ment. It calls for $398.5 million
front headlights of the car were on differing tax legislation passed
imprinted in the concrete support by the two houses.
Stepp’s wife is being held as a
juvenile offender.
Two men were arrested this
morning after they held a gun
and threatened the owner and
two employes of Wiley's Dude
Ranch about three miles south of
Lewisville.
Denton County Sheriff Wylie
Barnes said the two men came to
the dude ranch this morning in
search of one of the men's wife.
A gun was held on Paul Wiley,
owner of the ranch, and one of
his employes, Henry Lovell, and
they were forced to lead the oth-
er two men on a search of the cab-
ins. Barnes said.
The two men later rounded up
another dude ranch employe,' Ted
274 Maj. Gen. Maurice A Preston
Sun sets today at 7:21 p.m ; rises Thun-
day at 5:48 a.m. Fishing: Fair.
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States of plotting to assas- I
sinate Prime Minister Fidel i
Castro’s brother Raul.
When Guevara finished |
speaking, several Cuban exiles in
the audience screamed "assas-
sin” at him and two leaped on
the stage shouting. Fists swung _
. Tamara, since the weekend space spectacular one-car crash on
At the end of his speech, flight. They barely had time for a
requirements of the 82nd‘s field
commanders. The fighters include
four supersonic F105s, considered
the world’s most versatile one-
man fighter-bombers.
1 Jim Angel of Denton will olfi-
' ciate.
government will return a maxi-
mum of only 10,000 pesos each to
most Cubans who turned in larg-
er sums during the currency ex-
change he ordered over the week-
end.
The prime minister announced
। in a TV address Tuesday night
that cash turned in above that
amount has been confiscated be-
-Associated Preas
ERNESTO GUEVARA
Speech Spurs Riot
PUNTA DEL ESTE, Uruguay (AP)—Five major Latin
American nations called on the United States and other
foreign aid sources to funnel $20 billion over the next
10 years into President Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress
program. They urged the continent's governments to get
their long-range development programs ready in the next
18 months.
The $20-billion resolution was introduced after a
night session of the Inter-American Economic and Social
Conference at which Cuban economic chief Ernesto
Guevara lambasted Kennedy and accused the United
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sance missions. To support to-
98 day's action, 250 fighter sorties
71 and 36 reconnaissance missions
n were planned, depending upon the
j said there were no skid marks to
progressed' indicate braking action before im-
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BILLION FIGURE
This was the figure Secretary
of the Treasury Douglas Dillon
mentioned in his address to the
conference. Dillon stressed, how-
ever, that the size of the aid
would depend largely on whether
the Latin-American countries take
the "necessary internal meas-
ures” to insure rapid economic
growth and development.
The United States already had
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members' desks. The final speak-
er began his speech bv noting the
bill had just passed the Senate.
Arguments centered on the con-
cessions made by both houses in
asked the lieutenant
death penalty for ex-convict Ar-
thur E. Stepp.
Stepp faces armed robbery
charges in connection with the
shooting and robbery of R. L.
Odom. Sanger service station
operator. Armed robbery is a
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Special Meet
On Teachers’
Pay Is Due
AUSTIN (AP) — A $361
million tax bill and a $2.6
billion general spending
bill — both the largest in
Texas history — squeezed
through the legislature
Tuesday night minutes be-
fore the deadline.
Gov. Price Daniel gave notice
shortly after his first called ses-
sion ended at midnight that he
will call another special session
shortly to deal with a third cru-
cial question the lawmakers failed
to answer: An $810 raise in the
annual base pay of Texas public
school teachers.
Angry teachers stormed the
governor's office as soon as they
I saw the $144 million pay bill was
stymied in the Senate, where the
bill has been since July 17.
"There will be a special session
to pass the Hale-Aikin school pro-
gram, including the teachers sal-
ary increases,” Daniel said at a
1 a.m. press conference.
"I want to see and read the tax
bill and the appropriations bill
which passed last night before
commenting on them and before
deciding the date on the school
Lt. Gen. Paul Adams, com-
manding the 3rd Army, at Ft.
1 Daniel must sign the gigantic
taxing and spending bills within
'10 days. Otherwise they will be-
come law without his signature.
In the regular session the gover-
nor threatened to veto a sales tax
bill. Hie revenue bill passed Tues-
day night is based heavily on a
2 per cent retail sales tax.
The tax bill goes before Daniel
■ as a result of a 23-8 Senate vote
' and a 100-45 House vote approv-
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es and “we use our mighty rocket
technique for the sake of prog-
ress." _
But, he added, "We have all the
means necessary to rebuff an im-
perialist attack, and I as a mili-
tary pilot am ready to fulfill any
task given me by the Communist
party and the government.”
MANUAL CONTROLS
Titov said that his space ship,
although completely automatically
controlled, could be guided by
manual controls to a landing on
any spot on the globe.
Hie young Communist said he
was particularly glad to serve as
a member of the Soviet Commu-
nist party and that he would be a
"faithful son of the party until
the very end of my life.”
Premier Khrushchev, standing
at the spacemen's elbow, led the
applause after each of Titov’s sen-
tences.
The Soviet premier, following
the new Soviet hero to the micro-
phone, said it was symbolic of
the greatness of the Communist
party that for the second time
Moscow was greeting a Russian
newly returned from space.
plaudits Shared
The first Soviet cosmonaut,
Maj. Yuri Gagarin, stood nearby
and shared in the plaudits.
Speaking extemporaneously and
waving his arms and shouting,
(he premier declared: “We were
the first to build socialism, we
were the first in space and we
will be the first to build com-
munism.”
“The most sober-minded lead-
ers of the West cannot help under-
standing that socialism is the
launching pad from which these
flights began,” he said.
He awarded Titov the titles
“Hero of the Soviet Union”
and “Pilot Cosmonaut,” already
awarded to Gagarin. Gagarin,
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were forced to kneel on the
ground as the two men threat-
ened to kill them, Barnes said.
Barnes said Wiley, Lovell and
Ivy later were released and the
two men were arrested in their
car on State Highway 121 south
of Lewisville.
The two men were brought to
Denton about 11:30 a.m. today.
No charges had been filed at press
time.
82nd
Today's schedule called for
Cl 19s, C123s and C130s to make
the point of impact. The car's
engine was shattered into eight
pieces and the right front wheel
of the vehicle was thrown 140
feet from the overpass. Chism
and left and warned that if the Khrushchev gave Titov a bear brief embrace before being swept
hug and kissed him on the cheek, off to Red Square. Mrs. Titov, 24,
CLOCK WATCHERS
Lawmakers glanced at the clock
frequently as the hour approached
the midnight deadline. The tax
bill passed the House at 11:55
p.m., the appropriations bill at
11:58 p.m. Midnight marked the
end of 170 days of legislating this
year.
Several representatives charged
the spending bill had been
sneaked through past the mid-
night deadline. Read Cranberry,
House parliamentarian, said, how-
ever, this was not true. He said
the closing minutes were timed
accurately.
A rule that bills other than ap-
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Editorials ..........
Farm News ........
Sports ..............
Town Topics ......
TV Log .............
Women’s News .....
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bound lane of the highway and j Deficits in this fund have faced
traveled 180 feet before crashing legislatures since 1957.
fighter support aircraft were
manned by Air Reservists and “very handsomely.
Air National Guardsmen, many of
IN TODAY'S PAPER
16-YEAR-OLD boy goes be-
fore juvenile court in slaying
case. Page 3.
.STEADY STREAM of vol-
unteers has been noted since
President Kennedy's call for
a military buildup. Page 11.
DEFEAT OF Sen. J. Wil-
liam Fulbright isn't expected
by Republican Sen. Barry
Goldwater. Page 11.
capital punishment offense in Baptist Church.
Texas. r
Odom was shot five times dur-
ing the robbery early Sunday. He
now is in fair condition at Dal-
las' Methodist Hospital.
Stepp and his 17-year-old wife
were arrested Monday morning
by Denton Detective Sgt. Luther
Allen and Denton County Deputy
Olin Jones as the wanted pair
were hitchhiking near Argyle.
wise men” to coordinate econom-
ic planning for Latin America.
The five nations made clear they
intend to plan their own economic
programs and substituted a pro-
posal for an inter-American plan-
ning staff with advisory powers
only.
SCHEME JUNKED
The five also junked the dis-
puted American scheme for an
elaborate information and cultur-
ton public schools and was a CONFERENCE REPORT
mem ber of the College View The conference tax report was
first adopted 83-62. This vote was
Schmitz-Floyd-Hamlett Funeral
down the U. S. proposal for a
powerful committee of “seven HAVANA <APi—Fidel Castro's
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warm through Thursday. 310 air landings at Darlington,
isolated afternoon thunder-
Death Penalty a 2” p.m Thuraday at
I To Be Sought say of Fort Worth and the Rev.
Strategic Army Corps (STRAC), O
made the exercise doubly im- Denton County Atty. John Law-
portant. hon today said he will ask the
The job of the Air Force was to
furnish air cover and bring sup-
plies to the 82nd Airborne Divi-
sion which dropped 4,100 men and
their equipment near Camden,
S.C., Monlay in what ranking of-
ficers called a near-perfect oper-
ation.
The exercise is being held in
an eight-county area of North
about 20 cents on free money
markets abroad.
The government last weekend
suuddenly closed Cuba’s borders to
all travelers and ordered all Cu-
bans to exchange their pesos for
a new currency issue. Heads of
families were allowed to ex-
change 200 pesos at the time. The
balance of their old money was
deposited in special accounts.
into the overpass. Parts of the
car were scattered 165 feet from
James Monroe Manry, 1003
Egan, died instantly when his car
slammed into the Santa Fe Rail-
way overpass north of Lewisville
Tuesday afternoon. Cause of the
accident is unknown.
Special equipment was used in
removing Manry’s body from the
wreckage. The impact of the
crash was so great that the left
Carolina and South Carolina
stretching 100 miles south-
eastward from this military res-
ervation.
The 82nd, one of three crack
STRAC divisions, is acting as a
United States force sent to a the-
oretical small foreign country
which has been invaded by un-
friendly forces.
The 101st Airborne Division, an-
man Gherman Titov returned to the ceremonies, stepped over and major and his dark-haired wife,
column of the overpass. The ac-
Aq A . A cident occurred about 2 p.m.
Combine in 3 wif t LEAVES MiGhwaY
A majority of the cargo and McPherson, Ga., said the opera-
tion thus far has । J
58TH YEAR OF DAILY SERVICE— NO. 313
other STRAC unit, is expected to
drop 5,000 paratroopers HERE’S HOW THE STATE
Thursday in an effort to repel the
„ - .. _... Khrushchev, other top Soviet offi- in and Titov. Titov’s picture-was
ming Red Square his space flight cials, his parents and his wife.
about it sand he said-guote-it’s aft- PARIS (AP_The United States
erme t« bill passed the House and iU top Weslern aillies
only 40 minutes after debate be-
gan and only 30 minutes after the
conference report was laid on
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lomatic maneuvers on the Berlin
A. ,o . h;n „cc in crisis. American, British, French
ord «'|XXX passed H west German foreign minis-
Castro said 1,000 pesos now
may be withdrawn immediately
and the balance of the accounts
may be withdrawn — up to the
10,000-peso maximum—at the rate
of 100 pesos a month. Hie aged
and cripple may draw 300 pesos
a month.
Castro estimated that 3,000 per-
sons deposited more than 10,000
pesos each. It was believed
many others who had amassed
It was the first meeting for the A 41-year-old Denton man program,
is dead today following a
as security guards hauled the
demonstrators from the packed 4 Ac+.A D.+e
chamber. d3lIO 1 UIS
The $20-billion resolution was
submitted by Argentina, Brazil,
Chile, Mexico and Peru. It dif-
fered from U. S. proposals on
two major points.
First, the resolution watered
ing in September.
Rusk already has given the
NATO Council an outline of the
ters discussed the moves during diplomatic plans, expressed agreement with the ob
SENATE BLAMED the weekend. That was followed! Rusk’s report included apropos, jectives f< . ..
Speaker James Turman pinned by a briefing for the North Allan al to push allied military strength The council also reaffirmed the
the blame for leaving the teach- tic Treaty Organization Council by in western Europe to its long- policy adopted by the NATO for-
ers without a pay raise directly U.S. Secretary of State Dean standing Eoa| or 30 divisions with eign ministers at their May meet-
cause it was hoarded in violation
of a law issued in May.
1 . • - .1. . Castro said an exception is he-
al campaign to publicize the eco- in Nersons
nomic and social reforms that, , Pe ‘ ,
are the aims of Kennedys Pro-draw up to 20,000 pesos.
SAnArgentine delegate said pri-.The Cuban government values
vately the United states was the peso officially at sits value
■tartly In agreement” with the before Castro revolutionized the
, 2: l • .la .‘economic system. It is worth
resolution, which is expected to J
form the backbone of a joint dec-
laration to be signed at the close
of the conference.
The resolution declares that
Latin America’s economic ills re-
quire “a supply of capital from
all external sources during the
coming 10 years of at least $20
billion—the bulk of which should
be in public funds.”
probably will be launched after the various other governments,
planning to advance a proposal the West German elections on The council endorsed the West-
ern Big Four's plans to stand
door open to negotiation with the
Soviets "on a reasonable basis.”
Delegates were unable to com-
mit their countries to new expen-
ditures or other measures with-
out consulting their governments.
Most of those addressed by Rusk
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.....-...... previously passed All the Senate had to do was to ter involving tactical advantages. Germany and the United States, on the basisnfselfrdetermination
revenue to about pass our hill They passed it in The decision has been coupled —--------——---— I All bank deposits made before
! three minutes in the regular ses- with plans for a Western military, Likeable Listening On Music Ttl the money exchange will be ham
_-L i Sion.” buildup to confront Soviet threats.' Ten, KDNT, 1440. (Adv.) 1 died normally, he said. ,
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