Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 57, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 20, 1964 Page: 6 of 32
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HANDSOME GIFTS FOR HIM!
Optimistic Words From Auto
Ranks Spark U .S. Economy
Coleman Firm
Furnishes Auto
James Radcliffe, 19. and David
Foster. 16. both of Dallas, and
Andrea Mae Peters, 17, of Gar-
The state's brief. mailed last
week to the U. S. Supreme
Court, contends the specific
Trio Killed
In Actident
Voting Case
Due Hearing
On Jan. 27
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DENTAL OFFICE FROM
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programs for next year.
Meantime, dealer sales fairly
sizzled in the early part of De-
cember Statistics for the first
10 days showed deliveries of
U.S. built new cars soared to
the comparable span in 1963.
The lickety split Chrysler sell-
ing pace ran 53 per cent ahead
of a year ago. GM daily deliv-
eries were 10 per cent higher.
Ford slipped 10 per cent, in-
fluenced by the strike in No-
vember that slowed production
to a creep for several days.
More than 200,000 units were
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AUSTIN (AP) — Atty. Gen.
Waggoner Carr’s office learned
Friday the U. S. Supreme Court
will hear arguments Jan. 27 in
a soldier voting case involving
El Paso Army Sgt. Herbert
Carrington.
Almost immediately Carr’s
staff requested by mail that the
effect on the marketing of mu-
nicipal bond issues from Dixie
Bring Christmas Joy and
Cheer with a beautiful flow- (
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Brownwood Floral Co., Ine.
3100 Austin Ave.
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AGAINST STUDENT
Jury Declines Indictment
i. many joined hands in the com-
puter business with a 10-year
patent license and technical in-
Cekycate
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and Telegraph Co elected H L
Romnes president, effective
Jan 1. to succeed Eugene J Mo-
Neely, who will retire about a
year ahead of the usual date;
Frederick R Kappel. chairman,
remains AT&T chief executive.
Radio Corp: of America and
Siemens & Halske of West Ger-
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The USW demands, said the
companies, would divert an
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purpose of the 1954 amendment
was "to prevent a concentration
239,185. up nearly 40,000 from: SANTA ANNA (BBC) — A of military voting strength in
' — motor company in Coleman has areas where military bases are
furnished a 1965 automobile to located.”
showed nonfarm employment at
StmqjSssmeesstm uiaka thought thetwo police:
Aahe” -8 .... .. men were some of the raiders
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The business world responded
with a rare outburst of applause '
when President Johnson ap-
pointed John Connor, 50, presi-
dent of Merck & Co.,. New Jer-
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DENTON. Tex (AP) — A occupants of the rooming house
special grand jury declined Fri- told police there waa name call-
day to indict Andrew L Polini ing and a scuffle with another
of St Petersburg. Fla and or- group of students last week,
dered charges against him They said these individuals
dropped. stormed into the rooming bouse
Polini, 29. was arrested Tues- early Tuesday, with one carry-
“ ing a gun, and were driven out
Police were summoned and
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State Reports
DueFHA Loans,165 Oil Wells
Austin (AP) — water con-
servation storage in a selected AUSTIN (AP) - The Texas
group of major Texas reser- Railroad Commission reported
voirs increased 911.300 acre-feet Saturday that 165 nil wells and
to a total of 9.061.000 acre-feet 87 gas wells were completed in
from October to November, the i Texas this past week.
z“o.Vw-. $430
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scheduled in assembly plants
for a third week running. To
meet quotas, Saturday work Water Svstems
was planned in 31 of the auto r!‘‘"
industry's 47 assembly plants. 1
industries appearing on a panel students accused of causing the
in Chicago echoed the view of disturbance.
auto executives forecasting ro- The wounded officers, Jim
bustbusiness next year, espe- Tom Bush and Edward Rey-
ctally in the first half * noMs, were reported improving
Austin T. Cushman, chairmanI at a Denton hospital.
of Sean Roebuck and Co., fore- Polini, a graduate student at
saw gains of 4 to 5 per cent in North Texas State, and fellow
spring sales by retailers. Opti- ,-------------------
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sales in 1965. plus 1.4 million the slick paving and they met
truck units. The gain in cars head-on. Flames finished de-
over this year would exceed 7 stroying the small car.
per cent. Officers identified the dead as
In optimism. Ford’s projec-
tion was close to those of Fred-
eric G Donner, General Motors
board chairman, and Lynn H.
Townsend, president of Chrys-
ler. All three companies said
they were letting out a notch on
, “Wrere is mi, equipped heavy miltaryizpopulationotibe
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the driving program. 1 .
ambitious capital expansion
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mistic expressions also came
from heads of large oil, farm
machinery, construction and
appliance firms and from Harry '
C. Murphy, president of the
Burlington Railroad.
On the darker side, apprehen-
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Consolidated Edison Co. formation agreement.
. sey drug firm, as successor to
H. Hodges, 66, who is resigning Texas Water Commission re j This brought the total of com-
Jan. 15. ported Friday. An acre-foot is pletions for the year to 8,153
Heads of such companies as 325 851 gallons. ™s total was oil wells. compared to 8.347 at
GM. U.S. Steel Corp., General 75 per cent of potential capacity, this time a year ago, and 2.799
Foods. General Electric and ---------------- gas well completions, com-
American Telephone & Teie-n en a I , pared to 3.393 at this time last
graph Co., praised Connor high- Progrom Slated ' year.
ly. and pledged support Some D F:a FL • The commission said 154 wells
hopes were expressed of a new by -lTY ~hurch "ere plugged, including 99 dry
high in business-government First Christian Church will holes.
harmony. hold a Christmas program at Four wildcat oil wells were
in Pittsburgh. 12 large steel 11:30 pm. Thursday featuring drilled-two each in Dists. 1 and
companies, seeking higher prof- the singing of carols, scripture 4, and five wildcat gas wells-
ite. and the United Steel Work- reading and candle lighting. three in Dist. 4 and two in Diet
era Union, bidding for a sub- Leonard P Stansbury Jr.’. pas- 18
stantlal wage increase, sat tor of the church. Mid the pro- The total average calendar
down to thresh out conflicting gram was open to the public day allowable as of Saturday
alms. ------------------ was 2,933,321 barrels, an in-
SUI, PARK______$75.00
ASANSSLKCKSFom $17.95
T1 production, headedito- men fming tuube: returning to the scene,
wand a mark about 10 million Polini maintained he did not
tons beyond the already exceed- know the two were policemen
ed 1955 record of 117 million as they charged up a dimly lit
tons, pushed past the 120 million stairway
ton level. Police reduced charges of at-
Ranking spokesmen for steel tempted burglary agaist five
and a half dozen other major North Texas State Uiversity
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time of entering the service.”
In the second case, a three-
judge federal court at San An-
tonio ruled Aug. 26 for Army
Sgt James Mabry and Air
Force Lt. David Sneary that the
1954 amendment violates the
equal protection clause of the
U. S. Constitution.
land The Texas Supreme Court
Douglas Smolka, 20, of held in Carrington’s case that
Sachse. driving the station servicemen stationed in Texaa
Wagon to work in Garland, was do not have a "federally pro-
treated at a hospital and dis- tected right" to vote in the
• • state.
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high court delay action on a
nAr, ac FAp a second such suit until the Car-
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Henry Ford II, chairman of land on State 78. in which they resided « the
the No. 2 automaking concern. Sheriff's deputies said both
foresaw 8.7 million new car vehicles apparently skidded on
Elevator Plannod fromSlast .S’ barrels daily
"unfair share" of the proceeds BRADY (BBC) — Anew -— --—
of the business to employes. and elevator for the use of elderly _ . _
unduly restrict management Mason and Eastern star mem- Faces Charae
prerogatives. bers is being constructed at the -
Speaking for the steelworkers, Brady Masonic Lodge on South Warren Michalewicz of Row-
David J. McDonald, president. Blackbum street. ena was charged Wednesday in
said the companies abused sta- C. A. Watson is construction Brown County Precinct 1 Jus-
tisties to reach unwarranted contractor and Hunter Hayes lice Court with theft over 150.
conclusions. of Abilene is installing the ele- The charge was in connection
In finance, a question arose vator. Self-operated. it will serve with a check for $951.47 given
whether civil righto strife in the all three floors of the lodge to Eads and Cole Commission
j South was having an adverse ball. Dec. 7 for 14 head of cattle.
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production clip Show room
sales were reported at an all-
time high
Favorable developments from
other quarters buoyed the out-
took.
Pre-Christmas retail buying
hit a fast pace, up 3 per cent
from a year ago. The threat of a
dock strike at East Coast and
Gulf ports dissolved. The stock
market shook off a sinking
spell. al least temporarily.
Government figures put in-
dustrial production at an histor-
1 ic peak in November, and
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By ROGER LANE I A Mississippi municipality,
AP Business News Writer the Pearl River Valley Water
NEW YORK । API - Optimis- Supply District, failed to get on
tie words and unprecedented acceptable bid on a 824 65 mi-
deeds in the auto industry lion issue of bonds •
sparked the nation ‘s economy However, the next day $8,775,-
thia week. 669 of Mississippi school bonds
Top officers of the big three were successfully marketed,
automaking companies predict- although at slightly elevated
ed a brighter 1965 aven as facto- interest rates. despite urging, of
ts
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Gage, Larry. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 57, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 20, 1964, newspaper, December 20, 1964; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1492906/m1/6/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.