Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 255, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 5, 1962 Page: 3 of 10
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Doctors have permitted him to
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He' have but termilk, but
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50 or More Latherings
Reg. Price $1.49
of • the Mother Church at the de-
OF ALL LOAN
Special 88’
hemorrhages
APPLICATIONS
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Homespun Cotton. Jersey,
Silk, Rayon and Dacron
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Lake Dallas Picture
A picture featured in Family
Weekly Magazine, a Sunday sup-
plement of the Record-Chronicle
Domination's annual meeting.
Wagers, a native of Michigan,
currently serves as associate edi-
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Rambler ij 8 compact!
The experts classify cars by whttibw Anything
under 114-inch wheelbase is a compact The biggest
Ramblers wheelbase is only 108 inches!
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BROOKS DRUG
Over 1,000,000 Prescriptions Filled
• BROOKS DRUG STORE, 222 W. Hickory, 382-2565
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In the background of the house- the extremists.
boat pictured in the article are, in Argentina, I visited slum
Rocky Point and part of the old' areas and talked to people in the
Lake Dallas dam on the east side ।poor districts. In some areas I
of the Garza-Little Elm Reser- found them still regarding former
, furaisa1
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proved, there is definite impact
among the people Their political
attitudes tend to become more
moderate
U.S. SUPPORT
The United States has support-
Our Ford Fairlane is right betweon the
compacts end the big cars-gives you com-
pact price with big-car room and ridel
Fairlane's wheelbase is a full 115.5 inches. From
bumper to bumper. Fnirlane measures 197.6 inches
. . . 14.6 inches longer then Chevy II .. . 7.6 inches
longer then the longest Rambler. Fairiane is as roomy
inside es most of the cars on the road today • rand
rides more smoothly then most. Yet it's a foot shorter
. . . easier to perk then the big cera . . tess ga8-
wasting bulk. Look at the facts, end you, too. will 9°
Fairlane. Come else it up today.
“A Boat to Fit Your Fancy/’ was I Communists and extreme left-
one he sold to Mrs. Grace Hunter lists tried to spoil the inauguration
York of Dallas. Hundley is the ceremonies. but their efforts
distributor for the North Texas flopped The local people, delight
Chevy It is a compact!
Chevy II tries to sound like a middie-size ear . ,.
but its wheelbase is only 110 inches!
"compact” price mean
it’s a compact car?
AUSTIN (API—The nominatig
committee for the Texas Congress
of Parents and Teachers re-
Texas Cities Inflation Trouble !
Panel Releases
Poor Latins bay Get Awards
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— Denton Record-Chronicl
AWARD FOR COURTESY
Mrs Emily Westcourt of Voertman’s Denton Cen
ter store receives the Denton, Chamber of Com-
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Nov550/20
S euuguda
FASHION- JEWELRY - BEAUTIFUL COLORS -1 PRICE
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Church, the First Church of
— Family Weekly Uses
By WILIIAM L. KYAN
AP Special Correspondent
LIMA, Peru (API —Juan Jose
Benitez spat contemptuously . on Lima is a city of 1.3 million peo-
the hard dirt floor of his hovel. k_ Of these, about 500,000 live
The Alliance for Progress’ in the crowded slums. More pour
Yes, I have heard of it. Butnoth- in every day from the country-
ing will change. The ricos will get side in hopes of finding a better
all the money. Always the ricos lityjng
(rich men। get all the money. In other areas the lower middle
Juan Jose is better off than class lives in barracks-like slums
most heads of families living in where tuberculosis and other dis-
the barriadas — the vast slums eases are rampant. You can see
which stretch for miles around piles of garbage in the streets,
the outskirts of Perus capital. Heand children rummaging about in
is a sort of foreman on an es- them seeking tidbits 1o eat.
tate and he earns 80 cents for!
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troop-carrying U.S helicopters. I
The gov evnment said a Viet Cong
printed in Chicago, brought a hint lages in the Chilean countryside battalion was in the area trying
of recognition to Kib Hundley, and four have been inaugurated. to recruit reinforcements. i
-boat builder and sales representa They bear the names of U. S. - ——----
live at Lake Dallas states । Minnesota, Maine, Texas
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succreds Mrs Mary Lee Gough War 1 Medal of Honor winner is . i . i
N.y ob Boston ‘complaining they won't let him but he ean hardly hope to put his Valparaiso’s slums are not as,
, g , „ , _ : cornhread’ children through school on what had as many in Latin America,
,........... ,1 ampbell of. San ■ have sornbread he makes. He hates the ricos. but are bad enough to gener-
mea ant andMrs. Elisabeth t Upcoming X ray examinations "Gangsters, all of them,’’ he told ate deep bitterness among a fair-
eraGporringe oLLondon weretare expeeted te-deterine hewme, your own capone.ly sophisticated people who are,,
ri^'^d first and second readers long York will remain in the hos ELECTION SUNDAY becoming increasingly impatient .32 Guerrillas Killed
pital He was admitted last Week "Who will win the election, and of all Latin countries. Chile ha; By South Viet Nam '
following a flareup of stomach what will it mean to 1 done the most in the past 15 ‘ ,
hemorrhages. asked him. Peru’s national elec- years to attack its housing prob- SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP)
tions will be held Sunday lems Where conditions are .im- nPresidentNgo DinhDiem's gov-
i ,----,—.------—--------- ernment today reported its forces
killed 32 Communist guerrillas and
captured 24 in the Plain of Reeds
without losing a man
The operation 90 miles south-
west of Saigon was supported by
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By SAM DAWSON available butter and meat. So he ij’X ofsnominees today
AP Bushaess News Analyst is boosting prices to discourage nee"g . L. t.
-Who cares?" he snapped -WelsfHicAGO (Arl-The National NEW YORK (API - Nikita buying and to give farmers more tion in foriWorthNtv 14- 15 will
still will have no schools, no hos Mission. Tex., its award of merit Khrushchev borrows from sapiincentlven oprnduns.. doubt welos term*1* to serve * thre
pitals, no anything. It is all the and two certificates of nchleie talism’s classic definition of in-. * , ern economist doubt if year term.
same to us.” -«for “the commitzee’s nominees
mernts in traffic safety. peop f ’ appen ingtosthetrnized agriculture doesn't produce President, Mrs. W J Dan.
sta^^w^tZX*^^ chasing t00 well m i^ntrast to the American forth J'ort Worth; first yic-
safety as rportedtin t tnmu few pounds nt butter and meat. system that produces surpluses president Mrs L iL. Ledger,
traffic inventor of 1961 This is what happened to the Westerners also think that the Copperas Cove, second vice pres-
The award of merit .. the sec- cost of living in the United States Soviet premier has withheld funds idenRHMcKa, Dallas ’ *
ond highest in the inventory pro- in the first postwar years. Too,needed to spur Russian agricul- cording.secretary• Mrs. Jean Har-
gram It was presented to Sis many dollars chasing too few tural productton because he wasrisuAguaDue.
sion for a balanced, over-all traf goods. putting the lion ’ share of availa- i Danforth currently is first
fic safety program I Today the inflation problem, of ble rubles into armaments and vice president. Mr., ledger is
NO DEATHS 'the United States and the Soviet the space race state recording secretary and
Mission also received one cer. Union aren’t comparable. Here But Khrushchev's excuse for in- McKay is state workshop chair-
tificate of achievement in special there are plenty of goods despite creasing the price of butter to 4 Ms karr “ • tormer
eight hours On this he supports There are homes whose water recognition for its perfect record the much greater rise in wages around $2 a pound is but anothers-Dammemer___________
his wife and seven children supply comes from outdoor pub- of no traffic deaths in 1961 and and other income here than there instance of cummunism’s having The longest reported European
His neighbors work eight hours lic taps., one tap often supplying its progressive program of acci- Any inflationary threat here lies to fall back on capitalism-both surname is the 36-let.er Greek
for 20 cents They are just peons 25 or more families. You see dent prevention activities Thein cost-push on prices and the for explanations and practices- one: Pappatheodorokomandoroni-
—laborers hovels where there is scarcely other was for its traffic safety Treasury deficit's influence on the when communism just doesn’t, colucopoulos.
Juan Jose Benitez and his any furniture at all - not even education program in the schools, money supply and credit. work. 1 —.........—— —-----
neighbors are in the same bo.H dishes for eating. Meat costs 45 Austin and Dallas each received! TOO MANY RUBLES 1 US. INFLATION . An . . 4 A pA AA »
as many thousands. cents a pound so there is rarely two certificates of achievement Khrushchev explained that he The status of inflation in today’s Ul0dt4U 50 60?
’ SLUM PIGGUE any meat. They eat potatoes. Both cities were cited for main- had raised wages and pension, so American economy is a bit on the A, JI,,
merce award for the most courteous salesperson slums are the Plague of Latin corn and whatever they can taming a high level of perform much that the Russian PeoPle confused side, too. Man, Get Wise!P ep Up
found by the chamber's "mystery shopper” during America’s cities and housing an scrounge cheaply from their mea- ance in traffic engineering-ad have too many rubles to bay , I mhousend.ar pepova:70 s,„u0u 2
May. Presenting the award is Ernest Simpson, a outstanding "soclaiapro blem & ' ministration, control and planning.,, rises we are assured -".280
chamber director. Mrs. Westcourt and her super- Juan Jose Benitez: home is bet- CHIEAN cm 1 sa€eand efficient movement W ar Powers Extended there hasn’t been any pronounced XpFoTatbiistasxToninabittoaon
x visor, Mrs. Mollie Curry, were guests of the cham- ter than many because it lias two . ° pe, a u , ccUN mpi The gain in two or three years “ it cfiiepatheonblpuzpor" ferlines.yot mey
ber at the Monday board meeting -luncheon • Geese wander about in-. Another day I visited Valpar 1 e ach was WASHINGTO\ AP more to live, but not much trek i'-1 p"ppu, PZneh *qaysEz
■ -----—.....’ - — b , 10 - ' . Eui,m so, a lovey Chilean city on the awarded a certificate of achieve -House sent to the Senate by voice htti.. An dnwau.
, I. a ec. . . ... I el' , side thehouseuThenonlywfunh Pacific. A store keeper said that ment for traffic engineering. Cor-vote Monday . bill to extend to more 1
( .lllll <'h Officials X-Ray Exams Slated tbie. Kvidentlv the chlldren Sdep for two years he hadnt been able puS Christi and fouston were June 30, 1966, the presidents,i
Nunoxl 4 | M,,For Sergeant York on the dirt floor Barefoot Juan to save enough money to buy awarded certificates of achieve- emergency powers to deal with a
1 .IHH <1 v| Moston .. even the most elementary things ment for school traffic safety edu- surprise attack on this country.
NASHVILLE, Tenn (AP)— Sgt Wona to the landlord Who^wn his wife and four children need cation The powers were granted
1N N --Ralph E Mag- Alvin York, 7 happy about nLbv Wend? Y^u can «e <d ' OTHER HONORS inally in 1950 and have been ex-
. thenandlordrsisomnenuthende An elderly man told me "no- Certificates ofr achievement in tended for four-year periods since
■ Mother .. tance.. picture of Latin Ameri. body in the government cares special1 perfect then. ___•1
ii can luxurv about us. How long can we go on records of no traffic deaths dur-
the World van . . » 1961 and progressive pro-.
Juan Jose can read and write, ths way: ,. , 2
grams of accident prevention1,
were awarded to Dalhart. Gon-.
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