Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 101, Ed. 1 Monday, July 30, 1962 Page: 2 of 6
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MT. PLEASANT. TEXAS
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Spain began. Previous independence day was July 4.
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RACE DRIVER KILLED
friend gave him some seeds and
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helped many merchants in this community
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TENDER CHOICE BABY BEEF
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Fast, Free
Delivevy
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increase in druni
lack of ambition.
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* Dlpadede Macapagal ageaka La Manila aa
dey aa June it. If ommemorates the day
STUDENT OF MISTORT— President Kennedy examines a Civil War dis-
play during vie* ta ehe Nationai Arehives buiidine »• featured tie Confederate eavalnymen
ana rmidera: den. dohn ** Ma»a—; Mi. aehn S. Mesby and Gen. Jeseph Wheler.
6 BOTTLE
CARTON
Plus Depasit
TLL
380
CAN
DR.
PEPPER
leave for the United States. The
total for the year is expected to
be no more than 300,000, far
short of last year's figure.
"Since then," he said. "I have
had many triends who have re-
PEPSI
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MiGhLe
cm
8 oz.
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EACH.
Mexico Sends Less
Workers To U. S.
MEXICO CITY I - Mexico
lar fewer migratory
the United States
their particular problems. They can help
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than it did last year.
During the first ata months of
is sendi
workers
Carven's dresses favored the
bust, showing this curve to ad-
vantage with cardings, nippers,
and melon vihs. naat lule
can breaktast, had been baaed
an what he had read in an
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s.
22, of San Antonio was killed
Sunday when another racer hit
his stalled machine from be-
hind.
THEM SAVINGS ARE GOOD THRU WEDNESDAr. AUGUST 1st OvANTTY RIGHTS RESERVED
SAXET
latjal 1
crowd of 2,000 at the Stockholm
railway station he was wrong.
I admit it. and I apologize far
my error.”
The crowd thserad.
Eisenhower said hie remark,
made in Chicago to a Repub-
"Your home deserves
< the besi"
thorn through, then filled the
crocks with soap, getting ready
far night. Prisoners were trans
tarred to another ceil.
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shaggy ostrich plumage, a 0*
ten efbeuds, or a head al mina.
bat not uften and ant mart at a
time. ? % ■
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SLICED BACON
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Swedes Get Apology
From Eisenhower .
TOCKHOLM, Sweden 01 -
Fx President Dwight D Eisen-
. hower apologized to the Swedes
for saying two years ago that
ialism in Sweden had result-
edin a soaring suicide rate, an
U. S. farmers and poorer crops
were blamed for the sharp de-
crease in Mexican labor con-
troets.
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evening costumes with sweeping
Carve says he waa inspired
by the romanti era of French
histavy; hut net enough to give
in to low necklines and faise
crinolines. What he did succumb
to was the gentleman’s fashion
dandy
Jackets with fang narrow la-
pels, the redingote with a fit-
ted, high waist; and high-button-
At
He might also have been ■
counting minks, seals, ottems and
leopards. -
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Advertising, We Offer
P
Mete AF Troining
eelai to the Times
bond same pleasant . _ __
emerging from the Corinthian
columned dresing room of Car-
vens elegam showrqen. $
Thes inchuuded a ute at vare-
gated hues both with furs and
petehaped wrists, embroidered
chiflon; kng sleeves with tum-
wgh jewels or lined with
ostrich feather cuffs on an other-
wino somber dress; antique
gold jewelry with dull gold bro-
PORK & BEANS
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dethm MAat.m:umozca
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FRESH GRUN
LACKLAND AF*. Team -
Two Pittsburg. Tenas, men are
being reassigned to new bases to
attend technica training cours
as following completion of Unit-
ed States Air Force basic mili-
tary training here.
They are Airman Basic Jim-
mie D Kiser, son of William H.
Kizer of Pittshurg. and Airman
1962, officials said,
braceros were an
Net swelled t $61,167,906 com-
pared with $6,537 967 a year
ago Sales inereased to $465,232,- >
400 from $4349,903
Sharing in the inereased VOi-
unae of the big photograph pro-
duets nanufaeterer wore its
plastics and chemical divisions,
Tennessee Eastman and Texas
la County Jail with uneceus-1
turned vigor. One ‘of the bars
lell out. He rattled ’he others
and one more came loose *
tampans, he said, had sawed
Basic William J. Campbell, son
of William Cmpbell, 307 Mare-
land St.
Airman Kizer will attend a
course for munitions specialists
at Lawry AFB, Coto
Airmen CampbeR will attend
a pourse Jar aircraft aaaintenan.
e»-specialists at Amario AFB.
i Tex.
Both airman are 1962 gradu-
ates of Pittsburg High School.
The staff of our Display -Advertising
Department are specialists in recogniz-
GOOD DOOR 70 SLAM
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Sheritfs Deputy Don Wallace
atommed a cell door Ml Umatil-
“Ad— k.“
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they grew. Narcotics agents
said they grew into marijuana
plants
Noble was given two years
probation.
only M . . .
HOME
FURNTTUTE COMPANY
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ENOUGH, GIVE US A RING
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PUBLIC LINKS CHAMP
USTIN in Ray Kizer of
Austin is Texas public links golf
champion of the year, and has
earned a place in the amateur
team that plays in the Texas
Cup Miatehes in September
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Neither were the scarves
which provided the currently
popular muffled hood attached
to the suits or Jackets they dec-
orated. »_________
RM does Carven love Persian
lamb? Let us name the ways:
He uses ft m a motorcycle
helmet. He uses variegated
shades of brown lamb as col
lar and hat trim. He adds an er-
mine shawl collar to a black
Persian lamb coat He tops his
suite with severe, stovepipe hats
made from the fur Carven puts
a blue mink on a grey Persian
cont, and so on.
Broadtail was another fur
combined lavishly with a num-
ber of materials for unique ef-
fecta.
Bm surely awakened
the hride apvesred Over
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FREMONT, Calif. i — Drag he put them in a flower box and
race car driver Douglas Royal.
LAW ISN’T RBVRRSWBLE
SARASOYTA Fla m— APF
tinqer feels that what is good
for the sauce should be good
for the soused.
Ettinger protested when the
Sarasota County Commission
ovanted • znnind pavmit tar •
new Methodist Church within 2.
500 feet of his business-- a bar.
He pointed out that regulatios
do not permit estabhlishmeuts
which sell liquor to be opened
within 2,500 feet of a chureh.
"If you wom’t permit a bar
neer a hot th.” FMineer told
‘he commissioners, “then you
should not permit a church
near a bar." -————----
The eommission agreed to
take the matier undor etude.
Persian Lamb Used Often At
Carven's Fall Fashion Show
Associated Press Fashiom
Eastmen Kodek Co.
Greater a w. to Reponts Mecerd Soles
: NEW YORK • - Record f
st hal sales and earninswer
FRESH GREEN
OKRA
Maniya Mayor Killed
MANILA UR — An unidentified
gunman shot and killed Mayer
Mariano de Raya of Magallanes,
in Cavite Province 30 miles sou-
th of Manila, early today.
The slaying was attributed to
। political motives. Cavite Provi-
I ce long has been a hotbed of
Phillippine political violence*
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Narrow shawl collars appear-
ed to be on generously cut
coats until the models peeled off
the eoats. The suite or even the
wool dresses underneath were
the paae«Mers of the far-edged
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BAD SEEDS
JACKSONVULE, Fla v-
Amateur gardener Cart Lee
Noble said he couldn't under-
stand why he was wrested
The 24-yer-ald Noble said a
fl
Bowlev Hot Safen.
Smarter To Wear
LONDON w - Brjuons were
advised today it's safer ne well
as smarter to wear a bowler
hai.
A Home Office patyohugist.
Dr. Francis Camps, said ft also
could save a man’s Mt ta a
traffic accident.
Camps spoke to a read safety
conference. He showed photo-
graphs illustrating that pedestri-
ans frequently hit their hoods on
the ground when knecked down
by a car.
The hard brim and crown of
a bowler would help lessen their
injuries, he suggested. "fning
the seme role as a crash helmet
for motorcyclists "
Writer
PARIS ( — If anyone went
to sleep at Curvems fashiom op-
enter Thursday night, it was on-
ly because he was counting
sheep — the little Persian ones
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Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 101, Ed. 1 Monday, July 30, 1962, newspaper, July 30, 1962; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1553164/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.