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Denton Record- Chronicle
WEATHER
CLASSIFIED ADS?
DIAL 382-2551
FAIR
Helping Denton To Keep Pace With Opportunity
DAY OR NIGHT
DENTON. TEXAS, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 3, 1961
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10 PAGES
PRICE PIVE CENTS
Auto Workers Strike
As Deadlock Persists
of police power,
school board admitted 13
Walkout At
e
Ford Plants
2
DETROIT (AP) — The
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP}
vocate in Syria.
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China, Guatemala and Iran were
tors apparently remained
-
course in foreign affairs. At
as any other Arab country and government.
icy of encouraging private
The Syrian Arab Republic, he city's
,°1
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tions and also in the Arab League.
The premier, who heads Syria’s
3
“Syria is with every country that and in the northern city of Aleppo.
HEW TIRADE
Jack Paar’s
FAMILY KILLED
Bank Totals
Youth Asks
Set Record
More Care
ble result.
In Region
»
might soon leave the late evening show after more than
settled on economic terms at mid-
Before going back into the bar-
nouncer, Hugh Downs. Paar
Doctors May
FOAMY ISSUE
Serraj. whose secret police once DALLAS (AP) — Doctors may
held Syria in a tight grip, was decide late today whether an im-
“I think part of what you did
The recommendations commit-
NEAR $50 MILLION
The company said at 7:30 am.
started looking for another job.
newspaper columnists and editori-
WEATHER
cal.
29. and the boy's sister and four-
Red China Turns
: While the convention has gone
area.
INCREASES
Wednesday at 6 28 a m Fishingt Good.
ment.
legislative affairs office in Wash- ences in socialist construction.
U. S. EYES NUCLEAR
R
DEPOSITS
Banks
Sept. 27. ’61
First State of Denton .... 317,420,757
Denton Federal S&L
7,033,049*
North Taras S&L........ 4,318,175?
"As of Sept. 30, 1961
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See RED (HINA, Page 2,onKDNT, 1440.
(Adv.) will auain sulicient speed toipounds.
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n
11,138.691
4.564,948
“We are not with the West or bar association, scoffed at claims in observance of its 10 a.m. strike
the East," the premier declared, by Cairo radio of fighting here deadline.
5,745.618
3,213,270
8,958,889
341,651,399
ion record as a strong champion
| of the National Council of Church-
Premier Mamoun Kuzbari
today launched his revolu-
tionary regime on a neutral
by about $4 million in municipal
bond funds of the City of Denton
on deposit in the First State Bank
Oct. 3, '60
312.825.948
11,120,255
3,746.723
1,888,623
1.598.006
864.827
648,124
32.692.509
7.786.149*
4,244.899*
12,081,048*
325,781,194
Denton County Nat l
Lewisville State ...,
strikes in 1955 and 1958 during
contract negotiations.
Ford and the UAW reportedly
were deadlocked over noneconom-
... 11,351,225*
... 349,892.224
doors in a Detroit hotel room
since 9 a.m. Monday.
THE MONEY ON DEPOSIT IN DENTON COUNTY Speeches and editorials made
cus.
At 6 a.m President Carl Stel-
MEMPHIS
MIXES
SCHOOLS
CAREFULLY CHOSEN
The eight Negro girls and five
is the best kind of life. I decided
right then I wanted to be a
farmer.
"I still do—even now."
tary rule.”
He said the Cabinet will discuss
the possible return of firms na-
Schmitz - Floyd Hamlett Ambu-
lance Phones 382-2214 and M2
4147. (Adv.)
13 Negroes Enter
Four Schools Behind
Tight Police Control
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) —
of the U.A.R.
Pledging a return to parlia-
$5,000.
Both savings and loan associa-
tions marked significant increases,
both in savings and in mortgage
loans.
77
41
n
62
rises
TOTAL S&L ...
GRAND TOTAL
Reinfall
in Inches)
Gauge
Last 24 Hours
This Month
Oct. Average
This Year
Last Year
visited their homes to determine
their family background.
Memphis is located in south-
e-c Gauge
.10
1,60
1.80
11,20
26 53
2022212
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discounted chances of any type
of federation with that country.
U.N. MEMBERSHIP
ens. The Talkingtons would pick
him up Monday, she told him.
Talkington. 46. had found the
All but one of the seven banks es, it still has before it a resolu-
reported increases in total loans tion from Memorial Christian
night on the .S. Senate and parts of the American press
in the controversy over the filming of a Paar show on
the border between East and West Berlin.
At it Again
NEW YORK (AP)—“I’m at a loss for words, but I’ll
think of something. I have a few notes here.”
The money on deposit in Denton County’s seven banks
reached an all-time record high of $38%2 million dol-
lars, figures made public today show.
The figure of 338,540.999 was tabulated by the Den-
ton Record-Chronicle, based on reports from the coun-
ty's seven banks. The tabulation coincided with a call
from state and national banking agencies for the finan-
LOANS
Sept. 27, '61
3 5,041,636
3.971.911
2.069.951
699.468
• 893.765
619.670
453.742
13.750,146
iod he and his Cabinet would
serve, adding: “I hope the time
will be less ”
MAXIMUM TLME
!■* sia,
.06
1.22
1,80
2468
22 64
tractor and I helped all around.” RANK TOTAL......... 38.540,999
His eyes brightened “Farming
famed bazaar, brightly
DENTON ANO VICINITY ANO NORTHEAST
TEXAS: Feir and 4 little warmer It'll
afternoon and Wednesday. low tonignr
47-55
TEMPERATURES
in the past.
Downs took issue with one phase
It was the first nationwide
strike against Ford by the UAW
since the company was organized
by the union in 1941.
The walkouts came as negotia-
tors continued a marathon bar-
gaining session in an effort to
avert a crippling strike. Company
and union negotiators have been
in continuous session for almost
25 hours.
Ford, facing its first general
strike in 20 years, and the union
were struggling in bargaining
talks to reach an agreement as
the walkouts took place.
The last time Ford had a strike
on the Sept. 27th date. The only Church at Midland, Tex., which 1 _ 2..___; ;_____
decrease reported was at Sanger, would castigate the council for its and in the midst of its
where the decline was only about nreneunnemante — mliieel «- - - ■ -
deadlocked on a new con-
tract agreement.
Acting under union orders,
some 120.000 Ford hourly workers
walked off the job. UAW leaders
here telephoned walkout instruc-
tions to locals across the country
ditch, the trailer on top of it.
The crash killed the parents
and the five other children in the
family—Dallas Jr., 6; Dana La
Vern. 5; Virgil Lee. 2: Lowell Ce-
cil. 1. and Diane Kay Lewis, 9.
Mrs. Talkington's daughter by a
previous marriage.
The driver of the truck, Fred-
erick Schwalm, M. of Omaha,
was treated for a cut on the fore-
head and released
Fighting to smother his emo-
tions a few hours after the crash,
the boy fondly recalled his step-
father. “He was good to me, like
a real father."
Then Roger's thoughts turned
to a new life with his grandpar-
ents. Until recently the Dahnens
had lived on a farm near May-
belle, Colo.
The high point of his young life,
Roger recalled, had been two
years ago when he spent the sum-
mer on that farm.
"It was a fine summer." he
said reflectively. “I drove the
Kuzbari said Syria now looks on___________________
Egypt as having the same status the first to recognize the Kuzbari company and union negotia-
An air of tranquility hung over
the Syrian capital as Kuzbari
spike. Shoppers jammed the
four ■' -ygg
'Tm not staying on the show long,” Farr told his an- might in overnight negotiations.
premier said, “will remain as is."
The government, which he
termed the Syrian Arab Repub-
lic, will aim toward “a sound,
Rayburn was under heavy seda- al writers. But he said some
tion and scarcely recognized a few others had waited, gotten the full
vigors permitted to visit him. story and had praise for the show.
At his bedside were his two sis- Paar said he had been told that
ters. Mrs. L. A. Thomas of Dallas a movie—“Advise and Consent"-
war, while putting a brake on the
United Arab Republic's national-
ization program that stirred un-
rest in Syria.
The Syrian lawyer-politician
has made similar comments gaining room at 550a.m., UAW
President Walter P. Reuther was
Kuzbari said will encourage pri-
vate ownership, industrialization.
and foreign investment.
As one step toward a return to
democratic principles. Kuzbari
said the ruthless intelligence
agency once headed by Col Ab- ’
dul Hamid Serraj had been closed •
and its agents arrested. He said
'Operate On imi an tow M
Com P AtLpn ' Downs said he thought Paar Beforehand, as the UAW kept in
•dII IeyUMIII had been right in staging the touch with its local unions by tele-
• show in Berlin, but he criticized phone, a recess was taken in the
him for attacking individuals on a marathon negotiations for what
personal basis, the union called a company cau-
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At the end of the discourse, Paar hinted again that he gontractansrd "Ster having
wed all be together again. Irom state and national banking agencies
His grandmother laid her handcial condition of all banks as of Sept. 27.
on his shoulder. They sat together ..... - r
ington got a job in a Blair fac- deposits have been around the City Christian Church in Washing- segregation,
tory. When he found the paint >43.144 million mark. *“ n f •-------‘ ---3 "Thie e
fumes there made him ill, he
59TH YEAR OF DAILY SERVICE— NO. 47
, it. walking patrols with billy clubs home he propounded a pol-
I in hand. " ...
(Experiment Statien Repor)
Migh Monday
Low this morning - -
High year ago .........--......
Low year ago
Sun sets today 41 6:15 p.m.;
Kuzbari termed the four-month
boys were carefully chosen from period the maximum he would
among 42 who appealed an earli-allow the new regime "to pre-
er ruling rejecting their applica- pare for elections and parliamen-
tions for admittance to white
schools.
Each of the 6-year-olds under-
went an intelligence quotient or
As the car wheeled out of the time high mark
industrial district onto the high- co-ets -- —- .........
way it collided with a semi-trail- a healthy economy in the Denton ing is or is not a sin.
er truck. The car rolled into the1---- 1 Whila •h-------tien
“ breakfast surprise to many resi-
| dents.
*.......tx Neutral Path Charted 120 000 In
I federal court lawsuit. No incidents
I were reported.
I Each school" had 50 or more po-
’ licemen roving the blocks around
mits failures in farm and factory While studying Soviet experi,
_ __ _ t economic ence in building its economy. Red
'pronouncements on political is- difficulties has turned to a study China has emphasized it will con-
sues and insist that it folds its of the Soviet Union's '
churches considers more issues tee also suggested rejection of
fraught with controversy today— the resolution on desegregating
. ___ Adding to the $11.3 million de- drinking and support for the Na-National City Christian Church,
going tough since bringing his posited in Denton a two savings tional Council of Churches. In a lively, hour-long debate in
family from Craig, Colo., 10 and loan associations, the total it disposed of the big one Mon- the assembly, every speaker ex-
months ago but they had stayed deposits are just short of 150 mil- day by deciding it does not have pressed concern that the action
off relief Two months ago Talk- lion. Until this quarter, total the authority to direct National would be mistaken as a vote of n JUUXE1E gu‘9 — tion of Dr. Robert F. Short Jr.,
*- h-- •-------j -h- Chrietien Chumeh in Wakine iseregation. j nouncement said . prominent surgeon and long time
ton. D. C., to convert itself speed- “This convention does not fa- Serraj resigned as a LAM friend of Rayburns filmed Sept. 7 at
........“
a -L 1 - - , | aL - ---l 2- -- -----en+ hrank S-nd-.VE “ld- wno drliVe ,
this morning from Washington1, Week-
said the speaker's condition, while Paar noted that the incident
serious, was not considered criti- had drawn criticism from some
. - The occasion was his first show over the NBC net-
tionalized last summer by decree work after returning from a trip that included stops at
of President Nasser. But Nasser s London, Paris, Switzerland and Moscow, as well as Berlin,
readiness test and social workers agrarian reform program, the A +k A.A n£ +he Aienn: ~ee Doow hinted acein +hot he
YOUNGSTER, GRANDMOTHER IN PENSIVE MOODS
They Mourn The Deaths Of Boy’s Entire Family
p.,20 ’ ,
JPCASUAL MENTION
Earlier mention of the impend-
ing event by Memphis newspa- outlined his views Monday night
pers. radio or television was in his first news conference with
casual, with no date specified— jforeign correspondents since the
at the urgent pleading of the' uprising that sundered the Syrian-
school board. Egyptian merger under the flag
Bankers in the county attributed ily into an inter-racial congrega-
ovurwu nng xor anomer joo. the rowth to the normal exnan tion. Jr. minister 01 westenesier vnns-'-«i'u • 9* """ "° M
sugnetnsroneiam 5 ~
£ Snl tm." " AFTER FAILURES
29, ndthe"bss itormn Dora, However, bank deposits are one Ihe proposed resolution is bit-. ...........
half brothers. business Ponditinmomstes alb try, charging it with an unholy
"------hael-d --..... "t was seen by ob- alliance with syndicated crime,
servers as concrete evidence of h does not undertake to say drink-
Pilot Point National...... 2.056.490
Sanger First National ... 1,648.618
lustin State............. 999.373
Krum State............. ’712,119
The date of desegregation had 1 ownership •
been a well-kept secret, with a Thus he followed President
news blackout lifted only this Gamal Abdel Nasser’s foreign said. has formally applied for adorned with colored lights, and
I morning It came as a distinct policy of nonalignment in the cold membership in the United Na- the streets were calm.
on an old studio couch beneath
a tree, both thinking of his future.
Roger Lewis and his family had
driven up Sunday from their
home in Blair. a little Missouri
River town near Fremont. Rog-
er's stepfather. Dallas Talking
ton. was going to apply for a job
Monday at a concrete products
plant here. ' of Denton. The First States |17.4 j
Rogers mother let him spend million in deposits is an all-time
Sunday night with his grandpar-1 high for the bank as is its $5 mil- KANSAS CITY (API- The inter- assembly reject the resolution,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dahn- lion in loans. national convention of Christian
With that brief, smiling introduction. Jack Parr
launched into an hour-long television attack Monday was in 1941 at the time of the
.... ....... union's organizing of Ford's
workers. There were limited
The board argued that any pub-
licity was likely to have diehard - . .
. . mentary democracy, he put a
segregationist forces trumpeting four.month time limit on the per-
the alarm, with turmoil a possi-
lar guest on the show, said: "I job provided we get some action
a secunu ™ pu. — .... .. , . must tell you 1 disagree with quickly in the bargaining room.”
his subversive activities," an an- ed.t is morning.un er theadirec- Hugh Downs completely." . . ' “ t
The controversial show was there were no reports of day shift
the Friedrich- employes being off the job
Negotiators had met more or
less continuously behind closed
repeated references to difficulties
brought on by natural calamities
Oct 3 ’60 -drought, flood and typhoon—in WASHINGTON (AP) — The Energy Commission have been leave the earth's gravitational
’ ’ the past three years, United States aims to have a investigating flight-testing meth-field and go into orbit around the
3 4.728,753 Peiping earlier this year con- rcket with a nuclear engine ods in a program known as RIFT sun.
3 925 564 ceded that the grain harvest had ready for flight testing in about for “reactor in flight test.” 2. Flights in which the reactor
9 ’977 been a bad one. But this was the five years, a U.S. space official “Some time after the beginning is started up after it is in orbit
2,107.277 first direct admission of the ef- said today. of 1962. an industrial contractor around the earth
572,778 feet of crop failure on light and Nuclear propulsion, he said, ts will begin development activities Finger said present rocket en-
898.346 heavy industry and "the people s "necessary for manned in on a RIFT-vehicle to meet the nb- gines, which produce thrust from
575 749 livelihood " terplanetary flights” jectives of achieving flight test- energy liberated in a combustion
i’-’lc Essentially an agricultural The official, Harold B Finger ing in the 1966-67 time period.'’ process, are inadequate for ex-
417.406 country. Red China always has assistant director for nuclear ap- Finger said, k tensive manned space missions.
13 2 ’5 987 depended upon agricultural ex- plicat ions for the National Aero- Plans call for launching the nu- if only chemical propulsison
ports to get the machinery need- nautics and Space Administration clear rocket on a short-range bal- were used, he said, it would be
. am c,, ed for industrialization. made his remarks in a paper pre- listic flight from Cape Canaveral, necessary to place a spacecraft
71739104: The oflicial Peiping People's pared for delivery before the in- Fla It would be lifted by a Sa weighing 9 million pounds in or-
3.176.206 Daily said “While achieving ternational Astronautical Con- turn-type first stage bit around the earth in order to
great successes we have encount- gress. After the initial RIFT flights, conduct a manned flight to Man
91915,848 ered certain difficulties in the He said NASA and the Atomic said Finger, other tests will be and return. The use of nuclear
3'2'2 341 836 economy in our forward march--■ - 'made involving: rocket engines would reduce the
and there have been certain Mt News And Weathercasts Daily 1. Missions in which the vehicle spacecraft weight to about 900,000
It’s a 35.8 million jump over the same time last year, west Tennessee on the Mississippi democratic socialist life" which
when the bank call at that time came as of Oct. 3, border. Almost 40 per cent of its
All seven of the banks showed marked increases, with 500,000 residents are Negroes,
many of them setting all- — ----------------------------------——
=Z CHURCHES EYE
respond to normal medical treat- tually appearing in the picture.'’
“The American people did not
He had lost considerable weight send men to Washington at public
a stuay -uue »«> eaupunanzu • wu -VuT since returning home from Wash-;
“experi- tinue the rural communes as- ington. a month before congress expense to have them end up in
_________________________ sailed by Soviet Premier Khrush- adjourned the movies." Paar said.
ington. These disclosures unfolded to- chev as impractical
The convention s committee on day from thousands of words of Chinese officials report failures
recommendations voted unani- editorials and speeches during the in agricultural production had a
mously to suggest the convention just-concluded Oct. 1 celebration damaging impact on heavy and
..................................... light industry and the nation's
ENGINE FOR ROCKETS
placed under house arrest t he mediate operation is necessary to
day of the coup but slipped away, alleviate a suspected liver ailment tonight was wrong," Downs said.
SECRET HIDEOUT that sent House speaker Sam Ray- adding “You are important lato of UAW Ford Local 600, the
Revolutionary agents tracked burn to Baylor Hospital Mondayenough in being right." union's largest, said. “We might
him to a secret hideaway Sunday nig ' ‘ Author Alexander King, a regu- be able to hold our people on the
night and took him into custody Their decision awaited the out- ’
a second time “to put an end to come of a series of tests conduct-
In Driving
FREMONT, Neb. (AP—"Why
can't people drive better? Why
can't they be more careful?”
Roger Lewis, 11, stubbornly
held back tears as he spoke.
“I don't know who was to
blame," he said slowly. “But
someone must have been careless,
or they'd have come for me and
considered Nasser's strongest ad- extends the hand of friendship." DETROIT (AP) — The
Jordan. Turkey, Nationalist United Auto Workers struck
the Ford Motor Co. today as
I Negro children to four pre- - - -r. -- a
memzaBy New Syria Regi
| lie schools. It came voluntarily,! " • —
I under the indirect pressure of a DAMASCUS, Syria (AP)— c—a ------------------ -------
I
To Soviet Plan a t: ~i
Rayburn was brought to the hos-
By JOHN RODERICK of the 12th anniversary of the Red pital Monday night after failing to | buildings and with senators ac-
TOKYO <AP)—Red China ad- regime's founding.
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