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Helping Denton To Keep Pace With Opportunity
DENTON, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1, 1961
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Pages In 4 Sections
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West’s Stand Attacked
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BERLIN AT A GLANCE
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6.
HAPPY GIRL, HAPPY DOG
who stipulated that he not be
converted from training duties.
retary of State Rusk and Soviet power the past two months. Ad-
firm in Berlin. At the same time,
they have sought to avoid any
three regular infantry divisions
Officials made it plain the build-
are go-
ing over in support elements to
—that U.S. armed forces are to
icture on Pace 6. Sec. 2.
found.
ment home.
In Politics
Khrushchev also claims that
in The World
it’s hard to
The Weather
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Kn tefs todey at 6118 • m ; rises Mon-
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Exceltent,
K Gauge
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A
L
t
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will be at top strength and in
fighting trim by Dec. 1. Some
50,000 men are being tunneled into
President Signs
$9 Billion Bills
termine what the Soviets mean by
such terms as ‘free city” and
“free access.” He said he believes
TODAY’S
PAPER
Last it Mour
This Month
Ort Average
1*0 Year
Laet Year
contributed. I do not want to be
self-righteous about it.”
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NTSU 41, Brigham Young 30
Arkansas •. Tulsa 0
Baylor 16, Pittsburgh 13
Texas 42, Texas Tech 14
Southern Cal 21, SMU 16
Mississippi State 10, Houston 7
T U 7. Ohio State 7 (tie)
Georgia Tech 24, Rice 0
Notre Dame 19, Oklahoma 6
9, Sec. 2.
In Texas
Trace
Mone
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pose.
About 18,000 men are beginning
to move to Germany to fill out
News of unusual interest
inside today’s paper:
in Denton
W
as
TEMPIRATURES
(experimemt Statien Report)
Wigh Friday
lew saturday
Migh Saturday
Wigh year
Lew jear age
The U.S. secretary and British
Foreign Secretary Lord Home are
thinking in terms of an East-West
foreign ministers' meeting in No-
vember or December
PEACE TREATY
Khrushchev has declared he will
sign a peace treaty with East Ger-
many late this year to give that
country sovereign control of Ber-
lin's supply lines from West Ger-
many.
ties." Syrian presidents before birth of
Turning to Washington prob- the U.A.R.
in explaining the reasons for neii 1_
less than all-out mobilization at WISC 9OC60V
this time, one official said, “We J
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Amusements .....
Book Reviews ...
Classified ........
Comics ........
Editorials ......
Family Weekly ...
Sports ......
Town Topics .....
TV Log .....
Women's News ...
Fulbright
Says U.S.
Faulty Too
LONDON (AP) _ U. S.
Sen. J. W. Fulbright told a
news conference Saturday
night the West is not entire-
ly blameless for develop-
ment of the Berlin crisis.
3.27
29.20
29,83
raised flags of the Syrian Arab
Republic over government build-
ings and vowed to give the people
a democratic and socialist life-
based on a stable constitutional
status—within four months.
That would be by Feb. 1, 1962.
Some authorities are forecasting that perhaps two more Guard di-
a major test in beleaguered South visions will be mustered, and that
Viet Nam, where Communist several divisions will be moved
ate and governorships, but par- news conference Friday night in
ticularly for state legislatures and the old palace of Muhajerin.
for officials of our cities and coun- which was the headquarters of
Egyptians Ordered
To Get Out Of Syria
Berlin, and to preserve their
rights of access to the city even
if that means using force.
MAJOR WAR
Some top Western authorities
here now believe that Soviet Pre-
mier Khrushchev is beginning to
understand that if he pushes his
Berlin demands too far he may
precipitate a major war.
U.SRUSSIAN TALKS—State Secretary Rusk, Foreign Minister
Gromyko concluded 4%-hour New York meeting, which was
“useful,” agreed to meet in Washington next week,
WHO'S FAULT?—Sen. Fulbright says West not entirely blame-
less. “We bear heavy responsibilities for the stupidities of this
situation . . . said the Arkansas Democrat.
MOBILIZATION—The U.S. did not fully mobilize for fear of
- ‛ In the course of the meetings,
guard divisions, pius nearly 250 which began 10 days ago. Rusk
supporting reserve and Guard sought to impress on Gromyko
units, in combat shape by Jan. 1. the Western powers are de-
..Further, he said, it is hoped termined to defend their Berlin
- Associated Fnu
Cassie Railback, 5, of Hutchinson, Kan., hugs her dog Corkey who was found by
Oklahoma City police at the Oklahoma State Fair. Cassie’s parents sent a pic-
ture of the dog to the police after it was lost last week at the Kansas State Fair.
It was found in possession of a carnival worker. The family, with Cassie’s
blessings, sent the Oklahoma police a 20 pound cake.
day at 6126 a m Fishing
RAINFALL
(la incheo)
Ua Ma. Buve
the same pattern will be followed It Pays To Listen To KDNT, 1440.
now an Berlin. 19:45 a m. (Adv.)
Can any Denton
named.
DELIBERATE
Western powers must accept the •
fact that West Berlin itself is
in Communist East German
DENTON, ANDU% Nnday. coler »•«* wd office not only for the House. Sen- the abolition of censorship at a
south portions today utle warmer • ------— —---1 - — ■ - ....
Monday High today 7t to 71.
Russian attack, high official said in Washington.
SUPPORT—West Berlin assured of all-out support from Amer-
ican people by 23 American mayors visiting in Berlin, represent-
ing 572 other mayors.
for the stupidities of this situa- A
Avoided In Fear,
fault of the Russians,” heTTe l Aege • I A
uterdmuThramerrcannonnbHllgh Un iclal bays
how much the British and others — •
__________ — -— -_______ This country has been undertak- ... ..u . uueuu eu
the matter of such definitions is ing a deliberately paced strength- that three regular Army divisions, position, to keep their forces in
now being considered by U.S. Sec- ening of its conventional military
school top this: There are
10 sets of twins at STONE-
WALL JACKSON SCHOOL.
Page 1, Sec. 2.
The SATURDAY NIGHT
STAGE SHOW, a tradition
for 32 years at NTSU, has
been temporarily suspend-
ed. Page 7, Sec. 2.
The new building of
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH is pictured in a
national magazine in an ar-
ticle dealing with “The New
Face of Texas.” Page 1,
Sec. 2.
Ever hear of a football
score of 94-0? That’s the
impressive record chalked
up by Denton's Negro high
school, FRED MOORE. Page
9, Sec. 1.
It’s CARNIVAL TIME in
Denton. The Lions Club
Carnival' is this week,
TWU’s Gold Rush Carnival
the following week. Page 1,
Sec. 2.
Saturday was a big day
for BILLY WEAVER, one
of NTSU’s star football play-
ers. He got married Satur-
day morning, played foot-
ball Saturday night. The
story and his picture are on
Page 10, Sec. 1. His bride’s
picture is on Page 3, Sec. 2.
Foreign aid and ONE -
WAY STREETS are the
subjects of letters to the
editor todav. Page 4, Sec. 1.
Singer PAT BOONE paid
an unexpected visit to Den-
ton High School this week.
Page 3, Sec. 1. -
Running out of room in
vour home? One Denton
family converted the gar-
age to a bedroom. It's pic-
t'ire in DENTON HOME
I nF AS, Page 3, Sec. 3
There’ll be a violin recital,
in Denton Monday, and
MARJORIE FUWTON has
heen rehearsing for it since
she was 9 years old. Page
5. Sec 3.
Her family calls her Joy
and there seems to be a
reason. That’s one of the
noints made in one of to-
dav’s book reviews by Rec-
ord-Chronicle book critic
GENE SHUFORD. Page 6,
Sec. 3.
nicture on Page 6. Sec. 2. A military communique broad- held U.A.R. government jobs in Implying that Syria wants re- Asked whether atomic weapons —that U.S. armed forces are to ng oer in support elements to At the same time Rusk is under-
Hie ossav’s on Page 4. Sec. 1. cast by radio Damascus instruct- Damascus and other Syrian cities, turn of its separate membership should be given to West Germany be kept at a high level of readiness round out the combat potential of stood to have emphasized to Gro-
The first fall stage oro- ed Egyptians. both civilians and Hundreds have held posts in the in the Arab League, Kuzbari said in anv circumstances, the senator and strength for an indefinite pe- the thee infantry and two ar- myko that the United States and
duction of the year — “The members of the armed forces, to Syrian army. Many Syrians had his government is ready to co- said the question does not arise riod to cope with expected chal- nored divisions posted in the crit- its allies are interested in a com-
ROarine 'W. ovens Thurs-1 present themselves at military resented the Egyptian influx. operate within the framework of now. Such weapons should be lenges elsewhere than in Berlin. "-rerrtan.se tor. promise settlement if a suitable
dav at S’ IPPFR THE ATER, i headquarters Monday for ship- COMMAND DISSOLVED the league charter with other withheld from West Germany if e___ MA-oE TEiT.____thatemAmtorssPsdiformula for negotiations can be
Berlin Talks ‘Useful;’
the CONGO has been a nat-
ion only a short time. The
timetable’s on Page 4, Sec.
territory.
Rusk it understood to have em-
phasized to Gromyko that the
.. , Western powers have no intention
Police. . . of negotiating with East Germany
------- ----------- The girl, who spent a monthin on their rights to maintain troops
Starting in August, the United a Jackson, Miss., jail before offi- in West Berlin.
cials of the Congress of Racial HOTEl SESSION
Equality posted $500 bond, said Saturday’s meeting was held in
she.me n Davis after checking in Rusk’s suite at the Waldorf-
at theall-Negro Oakland Terrace Astoria Hotel.
Hotel Thursday. As he left the hotel, Gromyko
She said that aftei the assault was asked what had been gained
are not expanding with the firm 1 1 J D
expectation of going to war over IICIC In 1dD0
Berlin — at least not yet.” 4
He Mid the government is look- .. . .
ing beyond Berlin to “our basic DALLAS (AP! — Anthony Tho-
contest with communism.” 0138 Davis, 41, a Negro disc nauuoscaev -Jau ciauzas uia
A main purpose for expanding jockey, was charged Saturday once the treaty is in effect the
e i ■ a . . vi ith ronine a 99.unA.A1A D.;+:.k •
reasserted members of the league. With there is a reasonable prospect of
Egypt and Syria represented by progress in reaching some kind
Hurricane Carla's shad- across the country.
ow still remains over FREE-' The California Republican who armysn
PORT. Bob Porter of the! almost became president touched Prociaime"
Record - Chronicle makes on his own bid for his states goV-amed a
a special report in words ernorship in
and pictures.- Pages 6-7. E delivere
See. 1. *
Denton Record-Chronicle
OBSERVER — — ---------3 —...... a „ . ' . - I
Sen Fulbright chairman of the avoided all-out mobilization in the Air Force and Marines are being
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pean Common Market. He was buildup as a sign the United States only somewhat more than half of ment s.i somPomtse settle
showered with many questions as planned a stroke, and that the So- this total, although another 75,000 It is still possible and Western
o the American attitude toward viets mighi then try to get in .have been alerted. off^als Xa^ hope "hat aTa"
the Berlin crisis and the related first blow. Two National Guard divisions ceptable basis for an East-West
problem of the economic future "We still have a great mobiliza- are ticketed to enter federal serv- foreign ministers' conference may
of Western Europe tion capability beyond what we ice Oct. 15. One official said the yet be developed next week
Fulbright said it is urgent, in have already,” said one official Army is pointing to gel these
weighing the Berlin crisis, to de- who stipulated that he not be guard divisions ius nearlu 95
Rusk, Red
Agree On
Next Parley
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
NEW YORK (AP) — Sec-
retary of State Dean Rusk
and Soviet Foreign Minister
Andrei A. Gromyko con-
cluded their New York talks
on the Berlin crisis Satur-
day without agreement to
start formal negotiations,
but with an understanding
they will meet again in
Washington next week.
Both men reported after a 4%2-
hour meeting that the discussions
here have been "useful "
Gromyko, a United States
spokesman said, will probably see
., FRED.. HOFFMAN for more modern troop. carriers, " washngton
WASHINGTON (API—One reas- tanks, planes and other hardware. The day for his Washington trip
on the Kennedy administration .. * ranks of the Army, Navy, is yet to be fixed
ded allnnt mehilinntien in the Air Force and Marines are being 13 HOURS
Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gro- ministration officials have been
myko in their talks in New York. grasping every opportunity to un- .
derscore U.S. intentions to stand these three divisions for this pur-
59TH YEAR OF DAILY SERVICE— NO. 45
A Denton High graduate. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Alb Several thousand probably arc.been a world leader—and adher-
DANNY WHITE, has writ- Egyptians Saturday were ordered affected by this sequel to a sue- ence to the U.N. charter. GOOD REASON
+on an essay which won for out of Syria, closing an era in cessful revolt Thursday against He urged that all Arab nations The Soviets, he added, are with auuga w
Him a full scholarshin to jwhich they moved about there President Nasser s Cairo admin- work together "for the achieve good reason concerned about the show of belligerence.
NTSU. given by a Dallas freely as partners of the Syrians istralion, though the exact num- ment of real pan-Arab unity on possibility that atomic weapons Officials made it plain me vuna- -ucuy •
shovping center. Story and in the United Arab Republic. ber is not known. Hundreds have a basis of freedom and equality."might be given to West Germany, up is not intended to be temporary there, while another 19,000
-- hn Dac A Sec 2 A military communique broad- held U.A.R. government jobs in implying that Syria wants re- Asked whether atomic weapons —that U.S. armed forces are to 1 _ ‘
The Soviet Union is not the only ' r ■ t-. > • • •
Full Mobilization
1.
The Index
Page Sec.
•s.
INSIDE
lems, Nixon declared that Soviet A soil-spoken. conservative
Premier Khrushchev "could make professor of civil rights at Da
no greater mistake than to as mascus University. Kuzbari
sume that because in Laos and pledged a policy of nonalignment
r Cuba we did not back up our —a policy in which Nasser has
None strong words with strong actions-------
Page 4. Sec 3. I””1 tom*____________—____I With nationhood
1 rnp 4wt Premier Mamoun Kuzbari’s new — - - - . ...
in 1 he Area N*unroAg civilian regime dissolved the « ^A,R membership, the of an acceptable agreement w.th re^j^ Europe, perhaps by Dec. 1.
The publisher - editor is \IXOI UIgCS army revolutionary command JeeR11* has 11 members. the Russians, he m ■_________ tive.
retiring at SANGER, but—, i > 1 which boosted him to power,
ois will live Higher Level
President Kennedy’s phy- •
sical fitness program may
or may not have had any-
thing to do with it, but stu-
dents at LEWISVILLE are SUN VALLEY, Idaho (AP) -
flocking to gym class. Page Richard M. Nixon in h!S new role the fourth anniversary of the NEWPORT. R I. (AP' — Presi-iasked for $4 8 billion for foreign A mam expanding was oanuruay
as a state office seeker called merger of Syria and Egypt in the dent Kennedy spent a busy morn- aid, but critics of overseas spend- u.s. armed might, officials said, h
Saturday night for a crusade to United Arah Republic. jng at his desk Saturday. signing ing managed to cut economic and j, to lend what thev called im- girl who was a Freedom Rider in
raise the level of candidates Syria s role was that of junior appropriation bills for more than military aid programs to $3 9 bil- pressive support to U.S. diplomats Mississippi,
partner from the start. The $9 billion. Then he took off on his lion. in negotiating with the Soviets Police said Davis, a 260-pounder
rmys revolutionary, command daily vacation voyage aboard the The Peace Corps appropriation, The aim is to leave no doubt denied he raped the 95-pound girl,
"ieim" 1S uprising was yacht Honey Fitz. at $30 million, is $1o million less in Soviet Premier Khrushchevs but otherwise confirmed much of
.............-- - eminating tyrannz The money bills include one for than the President asked for that mind that this country means the. incident as she told it to
1 a speech prepared and dictatorship and .ipins out more than $4 billion, which includ- agency, which is headed by his business
for delivery before the Western corruption and exPottatron ed the $3.9 foreign aid appropria- brother-in-law, Sargent Shriver. DRAFT INCREASED
Republican Conference. BROTHERHOOD tion, and funds for the Peace White House sources said the
Avoiding any mention of his Nevertheless, the old profession Corps the Import-Export Bank and President has no present plan to States has stepped up the draft,
battle with former Gov. Goodwin of desire for Arab brotherhood the Inter American Development send a personal message to Soviet | and ordered to active duty about
rani, that J. Knight of California for the was reiterated in Damascus and Loan fund. Premier Khrushchev, in quest of 151,000 Army and Air Force Na-
GOP nomination, Nixon said: in some other capitals of the He signed a $3.8 billion bill for more exact details on the Soviet tiona Euardsmen and reservists
"Nobody knows better than I Arab sphere. Iraq's Premier Ab- civil functions of the Army, the attitude towards East-West nego- ° " to narm eer SKsta" hai
that anyone who enters the (po- del Karim Kassem, no friend of Atomic Energy Commission, the tiations on Berlin and West G5r- and sealift, to muster more tac- she was so frightened she stayed fromthe talks and replied:"ni
litical) arena will subject himself Nassers, called on our brothers Tennessee Valley Authority and many A Published, report.de tical airpower and to boost airlift in the room. Friday, she went to hope some useful results."
to the most vicious and unprin- in Syria and Egypt to stretch some other government opera- scribed the President as Kely to capabilities. a Catholic priest who called po- Speaking for Rusk, Asst
cipled attacks. their hands together in peace and tions, and a $1 billion plus sup- write such a letter. The same The military budget has been lice. tary of State Roger Tubby de-
"But if for this reason our best loyalty.' piemental appropriations act. sources said there is no p an, increased by about $6 billion over 1 apt. Will Fritz said the girl scribed the discussion as “cor-
i quelified people refuse to run for Sudan's Premier Ibrahim Ab- The President approved also a right now. foi the resident to see last year, to a total of nearly $47 agreed to be booked into the city dial" and added: “We consider it
3 office thev will leave the positions boud expressed hope in a mes;--bill allowing football, baseball and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. billion. Orders are being let jai asa material witness because to have been a useful one.”
3 in tX public service to hacks and sage to Nasser that "wisdom and other national sports leagues to G r o m y k o m Washington next . . . jShe had no place flat to go. | ...
1 second raters whose primary in- intelligence" will prevail in the sign for package television con- week
- m - Ti......"o 823 U.S. MAYORS GIVE
1 Republicans to increase heir veloping into bloodshed. Abboud Senate on a take it or leave it him Abboud when he arrives ) ) I I A IM D]) ( ) A/GL
3 strenetha tthe statehouseaaand referred t Nassers announce- sasis thant roused tempers in the there Wednesday for a state visit hllalk AlL 1 KUV113 JD
2courthuseleyelithe He add "”,n‘ would not use forcein adjournment drive wednesday President Ahhnud will be the
elect the next president He and an attempt to smash the muest at a state dinner Wednes , , . .....
ed. -evolution morning .• j. BERLIN iAP’—The mayors of many to Berlin Their plane in West Berlin s Schoenberg Dis-
“We need better candidates for Premier Kuzbari announced President Kennedy originally day.N it Mrs wXnetnn for ® American cities assured West crossed East Germany without in -triet, where they were received
—— i p Berlin Saturday of all-out support terference and sighted no Commu- by Mayor Brandt in the main con-
z osss cppg ’ Slinnenag, who has been from the American people nist aircraft. ference hall of the City Senate.
(,RID Sf.ORtS golfing, water skiing and Al • city hanl ceremony, they The group went directly from Haydon Burns, chairman of the
other vacation pursuits, was out presented to West Berlin Mayor Tempelhof Airport to a briefing U.S. Conference of Mayors, then
on the course at the Newport Willy Brandttelegramsp support by senior officers of the U.S. Ber- handed Brandt the 572 telegrams.
Country Club for a round withand en °Ie aFen n .n asttte lin Command. Without even many of them written in German.
William Walton, a Washingion art- ' ' 0.72. - l . checking into their hotel, the may- ~ mavors were aests at a
ist friend ol the Kennedy s. before throughou tthe United States. . ors wer driven to the city hall Thetsmayrrs JX
... till- President for an aft- The visiting mayors arrived aft- ----- receptponihater inthedabGen
.mAI c lis, er anovernight transatlantic Money that sltps through your Clay. President Kennedy s person-
2_______ J____________________ flight to Frankfurt and a connect- fingers will pay the loan that pays al representative in -Berlin. To-
Schmitz h'lmd Hamlett Ambu.ing jump in a Pan American air- your hills. Complete personal loan day, they are due to go on a bus
arve Phones 382 2214 and 382 liner along the 110-mile air cor- service. Industrial Credit Com- tour of Berlin, including the Com-
(Details on Pages 8-11, Sec. D 4147. (Adv.) ridor across Communist East Ger-ipany, over Russells. (Adv.) | munist-controUad part of the city-
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