The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 1, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 1, 1964 Page: 1 of 20
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fore streets became impassable
quickly and et-
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for
the Johnson
Thomas C Mann. President
Station Due To Relocate
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lNS-"Mr. New Year
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oge minute llater than
be repaM
the more
surrounded a motel and de-
manded through a loud-
speaker that a bandit sur-
render. In addition to the
wasted man two others
sgught for burglary walked
ML ne surpriaed pair
FIRST ARRIVALQF
of 1964" arrived "day at
Memorial Hospital, only I
the arrival of the Now
sisst
and
■hip from the Texas Group
mothball fleet
had 12 inches of snow
tom. in southwest Ala-
Police Chief
is Appointed
General Hoapital
I womnds.
Johnson's
American
ad pianni
Ecuadorians
Parade Here
/ To Greet ’61
By BOTTI CONNER
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times over in
etive Uv«s of
km where local effort was made,
•« one out of two actual or poten-
‘ tial drop-outs returned to school
' A—and nine out of 10 are staying
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leg. A man in -Peoria. III-.
JQ. after imstalling a burglar
■ alarm, had it stolen almont
Ja -immediately. And a friendly
last year The infant, Christop
Mr and Mrs Leonara Orebo
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.________There were a few jarringpolice here
the time « at Hlleyviile to north Ala- notes . 1 special r~
French President Charler Ge Cny Council
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Musa Asgegetee Pe
Comdint nan Sinicm
prizes are offergd.
No prizes were offered as
ticement in Orange, but me
with problems mvolvii
cies outside the State
cumulations of snow and slick
streets, most larger Southern
cities suffered monumental traf-
fic jams. Temporary loss of
power and telephone tines was
reported throughout the South
He weighed 7 pounds, 4 ounces. I
Orebos’ third child. The father la
let pro.
federal
Today’s Weather
Data from LA Weather Burens
Outlook: Clear to pertly closdy
and a little warmer today,
tonight and tomorrow Vary
light freeze tonight with only
minimum precautions neces-
stock of a worm farm near
Jacksonville, Fa.
A watchdog at a home to
Kansas City. Mo., watched
quietly as • burglar robbed
his master's home sod then
bit the policeman sent to in-
vestigate the crime. In Spar-
tanburg. S.C.. a tire company
had eight tires, money and
the company's watchdog
Uken.
And, two prisoners escap-
these young men and women
who are cotinuing their educa-
ton."
Educatian matters were one
of Johnson’s renrvrn. Tuesday
too. aa he ordered Keppa,to
hold January seminars to five
eities to acquaint educators
with education laws enacted at
the 1903 session of Congress
’ Johnson said Congress made
who “a distingujsbed and unpar al-
EcUADORIANS HERE CEUEBNATE IN NATIVE FASHION FAR FROM HOME -
The Old Year to Mourned by Sailors as Death Knell to Sounded ,
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nxs, WEDNESDAY AANUAKS}
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W zany CrimnesLBJ Lauds Dropout Prog.
f pairs of trousers.
lee box raiders at Hatchim-
$ ren. Kaa.. really hit some-
thing besides food. They
S found $2,400 in stocks, four
hand-picked Latin-
obey boas, to report-
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Boxing Tourney
Begins Thursday
Seepage 8
tog from a work farm near
m Wheeling. W. Va.. took the
. prison bloodhound Hong with
• toe. A dognaper in jami.
J telephoned the owner and
I asked him for the dog’s diet.
"TSTTI .
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cial sasistant to Johnson, an
signmerh which gives him’
The snow and sleet storm
turned to rain in some section*
Lepers Live
Lonely Lives
age 12
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Southland Buried Under Blanket of
FIRST BABY
enlisted men commanded by U. _, . _ OrA
Pablo R Rueda of Ecsador. New Year 8 Day *
They are here to activate a _ - J .
Rogues’
By M. G. PArrnGroN
I . NEA
ne year 1963 produced
some outstanding oddities in
the theft department.
J in Alexandria, La., thieves
cleaned out one home, in-
cluding the kitchen sink. And,
in Milpitas, Calif., someone
walked off with the town s
jail, a trailerljke affair on
• f wheels.
• A Denver thief, who appar-
ently thought big. took an
earth mover. 22 feet long.
I 10 feet high. » feet wide.
Heavy Snow
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___— rf 'Along with the position of as- The basic of trying velopment «d
progress being developed by sistant secretary in charge of to isolate Cuba economically countries
Johnson adnunietrntton. t Latin-American affairs he has,and pobtirnBy * * ’
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(heless the sailors
in their own way . _____
(See EC L AMNUAM. Page n lened demonatratlons.
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BVLLETIN
NICOSIA. Cyprus (API—The
presidential palace said three
Greek Cypriot monks were
killed and two wrounded to an
attack by Turkish Cywrtts to-
day on the Orthedex Mioga»
:3 teryotthe Virgin Mary W
Galactoforousa, halfway be-
tween Niceai and Lmassol.
One monk was admitted to
land reforms to the Latin-Amer- ment,
ican countries and the creation .. ,
of stable political and economic
conditions necessary to promote m
an inflow of private capital. •
loation attheJadTar— 2--------
fiSMro - beenOR ANGE JUICE
here red is attached too -------
bams, reported 10 inches. Both
towns are near the Gulf in an
area where evena snow flurry
is a rarity.
clueqnpmeaklenihhe camraNrETHip
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id by SRA in conjunction wel tasontheonatipnaifren. M
wT other agencies sponsoring CXdlate if
pubicgqervice weather J Neal Miller Sr runs far re-
ceNtzpeene"""or*is- group are election t0 che part*juspice. ok
theoronaileade"amddrcdraavaltabiladhqrtcgohgg
. gaan f.lhn. “Z r^.iTteJS“ ^T^xXiTiS*’
weX ■ arsamea #g aSfoS^Ert. 1
"S "Sreaunmgee’nssaseie" sees#
nfeinl additional time to work data at appro ximateb 7125 a .m IkesKo puy .I*”" *”\
a jar of olives, » thief to mam
Wichita. Kan was sent to •
jail for a year. "
Home thieves had a rough —A
time of it. In San Francisco, Gin
sue was scared off from his AIWIN
attempted crime when the JAR
owner of aa apartment threw :
a pack of firecrackers at him
over the transom And in A
store to Lincoln. Neb., as the =
would-be holdup artist pulled 5R
his trusty gun. the barrel ")M1
moved forward, the cylinder 5/
and cartridges fell out The -T .
bumbling gunman left
garhzpatine s Preceryertn "sperr’fonch ss.sttjsr
— r expense allowance.
thief to Homewood, , Pa.,
Holiday Is Observed With New Hope
*=E»,uesuetak,urr ie-zeraam-meteramazm
overnight, adding glased high-
ways to the already dangerous
driving conditions Numerous
highways were closed to traffic
Almost four inches of snow,
the most this century, fall on
New Orleans, leading ft snow-
men in the usually torrid
French Quarter and an oc-
casional flying snowball on Ca-
nal Street. N
The Weather Bureau said the
snow clogged highways to 10
Southern states. The snow
reached a depth of 14 inches at
Huntsville, Ala. and 14 inches
at Meridian. Miss High winds
of the blitzard caused the sndw
to pile up to drifts of 2 to 3
feet -
Hattiesburg. In southeast Mi-
‘5 Relocattoe of the Orange river m a no e r that.the.Bemumont
~ ' id climatological statlon for Neches River data is furnished
paina water meters and the Mid-County office of the to the lfcu*too office Thisiearz
meaditzance ctatres, parking U S Wentherhuresu to tenta- report alsg * be avaflabien
maters and water meters uvely scheduled for mid-Fehru: Fort Worth and on the area
Th new c"mbinatio job will .ry, Arthur F Woltord, ehiet weather summarza.tranamttipd
bevngdayermezccore-mcampggt STS, ™
“%he council agreed to pay vacate the promisee M wtocb The summary include atrpot
Oraneites who noticed two Sussell to eddition to his the weather bureau equipment date. Beaumont .
= es snsz-es2 E=a-s
not have worried that •omeooe capacity as police chief movvts effective. __ report wilbearm.rordin
thought it wAS Halloween th other, action, the couneil The Texas Sabine River Au- Irmas FRA gage M
u was the Ecuadorian version employed Lee Westherly as eity thority will aasume all atation Canal Division.em, ahot, „
orkebrtingEedakainevotnn ni@htwatchman at • salary - responsibilities ineludimg rive miles southwest
*d yew Th? men porttoirotm? «» per month. Weatherly atop Mag. readings mhey wifi b* re- rem* four miles south % Dew
to detestivites. Belong to . will receive a $35 per month layed to the SRA office* from a — *
contingent of I Okficers amTV
at Sabine Supply Co The infant ■ th. «
cessor to the crown worn lost year by Mada
Ann‘Turner, daughter of Mr ead Mrs,. F.
day on experimental campaign
to discourage young people from
dropping out of high school.
"Th* fesults are far better than
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The ORANGE Leader
i Khrushchev rent Johnson afegively;tum-ime Ad.nt. Ga
: further yy” inbetremngo and san Franciaco, 3,
lationa between the two coun- "on other tronta Turodsy.
Johnmon: 2 _ .
" fa M+billion nubile
I. although he said one
’ 4 uneanst Hurt MW** I
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expected.”- he reported.
The President urged that the
pilot program, conducted in 63
communities, be expanded
Johnson. spending New Year’s
Day at his ranch home, issued a
statement that gave highlights
of a report from U S Education
Commissioner Franeis Keppel
on the 1963 back-to-schgol drive.
"The 1963 results show that
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U.S. To Put New Emphasis on Latin Self-Help
Mann is to be sworn in to his It to understood that Marn almost three years ago V
• - •• —----i-— —- *---/any basic Tbs alliance was set up as a
tin-American 10-year program with the Unit-
k"tza‛ca" A- ein UJI
Snow, Sleet'
. Paralyzes
s«ry.
High today and tomorrowt
Low tomorrow morning near 31
Sunset today — 5:28 p.m.
Bunrise tomorrow TAI a m.
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By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER I_______ r . .
WASHINGTON (API - The new job Friday. He was most does Mt fore
United States is expected to put recently ambassador to Mexico changes to U.S.
FStrong new emphasis on Latin- and to a career P—• “—4----—---
American self-help under the officer.
, new approach to the Alliance
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Two persons died in Alabama nFiwworkpbmrasoenthBr A Boston hotel called ofr its ‘his ranch near Johnnon City,
traffic accidents attributed to raised A toast in th. Kremlin. {Now Year'* Eye frty
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to Beriin. the Communst* inproPerto.renstonaifcomm"PPros
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KIRBYVILLE esp- Lucian nored_____—---deexoSOM"*—-
B. Sussell "al '
HbeclalmegtdgMi-kifeyue River, Climatological .
The old year to reprereeted
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fery Erave panttu"as
In Ecuador, business firms ta.w?SX threaten- ,
and organizations of all kind* f-Z? . Lv pocemen haztane J
have a spirited competittoo to benSracedcor possible vto- SRA
each city for hoot costume* of r #e norad* wene an but maxim
the "dying year Md th* lence M ** parade “ on mt-L
. o• hook band* like a long-lest
' * trirod After he left, the
band-shaker realized that his
• $245 dlamond ring was gone.
7 wort term esespeesahotetheprhombloodhomd yasoncanycarh. “ seems I
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Deep South
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Snow such as many Southern- G
ers had never seen blanketed ,
_ the South Wednesday from the *
t Gulf of Mexico to Virginia, par-
' alyzing traffic and communica-
tions at many place* and caus-
ing at least seven deaths.
Is Signed r
By Johnson
By FRANK CORMIER
JOHNSON CITY, Tex (APL-
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ipg 0 <yaluable rings, plus impor- pa thief stole the battery, from thought the police were after
ssesmht imsm
* stolen. inMobilezAlhztalong related and nearly firepreto. ether judge in Camden. NJ... A LaPlace, La. thieve,
with a German Sbephera dog Food was very much in the lost hisgear- However, two stole 150 alligators‘rom a
“tri 1961 lareenyr spotlight. «■ policemen’ at Coon Rapids, Snake farm And at aibuquer-
Another thieftin,. Tueson. Arts..; a returning Minn... findinz:a gasoline,.can N.M., the loot consisted 3
Keles was zmestedstorntese eouple found Lburglars eating standing at the rear of their 0 seven baby skunka, , baby
- In a.busremarkin J.drtre ice cream and drinking milk poUre car arre.ted the maa coyote and a monkey. But
J alwzs.wantedteodrte im their kitchen. Yegg. underneath who yas stealing Eh most twisty Job was 1.
I something, big Andifor. . opened a vault I* a For sasoline. 3 the stealing of the e a 11 r e I
| third tme.inmfour yar.2 - Worth. Tex., lumber com Police to PKgenix, Aris.. -
’ Baltimone ‘ ar. pany. The net Uke. one pie:
1 rested for stealing a placed there for safekeeping
1 V by the manager. Another
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5 dalgoaerungneniosen
s aad complained in a wordy te second ume “ *
4 letter that it, needed new
. .park plug., a wheelalien:
/ - J meat, a aew radio and that
the backsseat was very am
comfertable. A careless thief
inALos Angeles threw suede
jackets out *f a store win-
dow. Two policemen, after
getting ret from under the
aato. made the arrest. I
A widow la suftale had to 1
taken from her cash register. 1
However, the gunman had
given her a SIB bin far a :
! purchase, which she kept.’
Net profit: « 2
Some burglars have aa odd
i sense o Murer. In Wichta,
-he
-Aus, '
baby nurds* Turmer to 1234 Du Frei Drive He will be th*
recipient of mumerous gifts <*«»d by Orange
° 7X merchant which include daper •***•■ **”
iloyed- ings, certificate, and cochina______________
1 - Jim school," Johnson said.
1 Declaring that "any communi-
ty to America that want* to
a lick the drop-out problem can
- do *o If a real effort to made
locally." Johnson said he hope*
1964 will re* programs inaugu-
rated to at least half to an
school districts
The tate President John F.
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Yearns Cooney Larcenies
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Jian., a burglar stole Mqyor
from a home, then proceeded
to cut off the left leg. *4 17
The year's meanest thieves
were probably those who
. broke into • man’s apart-
ment and stole Us wooden
, northeasterly winds dows and President Johnson
tore a small boat from its moor danced as th* world greeted
ings on a marsh island off the 1964 \ L
southeast Georgia coast. ms The holiday waa obaarved tH
rooned two men and their three with a mixture of revelry and him at a------- ,
-fsons on the island and then tradition, .nd with rZ*w*d a hotel. bateTO 12 o'<
pushed high tide* over the to- hope for peace and unity,
land. Two of the boys died from President Johnson in a New
exposure. The others were res- Year's statement, called on
cued after more than 30 hours Americans to give thanks "for
In Mobile. Ais , two children the providence and for the
died from gas fume* from an blessngs that are our,"
unvented Move. In Atlanta, a}apan‛s Prime Minister Haya-
#oi sreu-u rmzrnherithe ad’’Mate*' to'cmtribute' 510 bi gas explosion Muttered on, to Ikeda sent greeting, to Soviet
Foreign Service ptoin-ttb to thedonsvter hatperiat tbe de- fiooriotan apartmentburtdin. Ppemler Khruehehevhoptnatna
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Assistant Secretary of State also been designated as a spe- CommuniM world will be coo alliance program to expected, to Ashey ilezN.Cimon enthan Ate-’ There ’ Jarrins
- — ----- - -- ———- • -1 as- tmhued. place leas emphasis on the time en at Haileyville in norm Ala- i
In Rconomie social and political goal and more emphasis on the bama, and six inches in much kreuuu xconeus vumsae. -m viy vuamns- __-A
,tin, reforms have been "UV goals work that has to be done from of Tennereo,. The Great Smoky Gaulle spoke of building ther- Sussell, currently .
ng nt tbe antaure for Po2ress°ald day to day in Latin America W Mountains in Tennessee were monoclear armament and Oh by Uto will
Sat- program since it wasfaunched achieve results over the long hi- expected to get up to 14 inches new NoUomUM Prew^ CM- ret dutimto nddition tod
"by the Kennedy administration tore , x before, the snow ended. lang Kaishek spoke of "military charping his duty “ O’"**
His current det lek include and elimatological
' a of water meters.
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