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The Orange LEADER
ORANGE, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1966
AREA EDITION
10 Cent*
28 Pages
&
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One Vessel
By Local Homebuilders
GOP Gain
74
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FHA mortgage bankeys, usually
By EDEE HOLLEMAN
other
9]
mortgage bankers will put that
‘HA or
conventional.
GOP senators expressed conf-
No one locally saw the addi-
Vietnamese torpedo boats in the temporary financing measure
7
tional
moderates will increase their
♦
Be-e
he said.
Davis Cooper of Davis Cooper
The attack ran up the score
IF
ers
4
mortgages. It is scheduled to
\ .
an interest to get back into the
FHA business which offers in- better than average. Financing
missile site 40 miles north of
(See HOUSING, Page 3)
ers.
Plaquemines National Guard Plea Made
WASHINGTON (AP) — The ing Tuesday, Undersecretary of
the Treasury Joseph W. Barr
indicated the possibility of a tax
in Michigan Race Violence
season when something can be
con-
down election
not be enough.”
House votes on two proposals
The relentless air offensive
some Republican moderates to
National Guardsmen into Ben-
est rates.
revenues decreased from the
)
The sponsor of one of the bills.
anticipated $148,000 to $141,604.
tastrophe
Negro children
A U.S. spokesman reported
a
two straight nights of racial
reconnaissance
vio-
RF8
interest rates on deposits.
Sabonjian has called off the
was set for the Wisconsin In-
costs to $88,800 in actual expen-
question “is sure to become a
spokesman said.
gency.
elections.
white
youths
$723,559 Adopted
Q
in-
—Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La.
Senate approval before
the
The House passed the mea-
sure by a 336-42 vote late Tues-
lost the past year, according to
information from the district’s
By PETE COLLINS
mortgages
Administration,
in-
$8,150;.
reached
another
delay.
federal funds in transportation
lack of recreational facilities.
10th and 12th.
(See COVE, Page 3)
1
■
about 5,400 white youngsters in
trict this year is $10,750,000. It
In the Navy jet attacks on the
represents a decrease of some
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planes from the aircraft carrier
evicted.
■
a direct rocket hit engulfed the
torpedo boat in flames. The boat
t
B.
it was left beached and burning,
and $7,700.
\
Health services expenditures the pilots said.
f
charges at $3,400 and food ser-
(See NEWTON, Page 3)
ed damaging the craft.
proposal
1 depart-
The administration's
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co
ORANGE JUICE
the House. It appears likely to
win Senate approval.
r
WEATHER
V
Force 10 years. The local VFW post Monday
Thomas H. Kuchel express con-
wiU
increase
their
party practices Thursday.
’ay
)
A
mineral valuations should in-
crease slightly more than was
desegregation of St Bernard
Parish public schools Tuesday.
aged 11 oil depots, eight mili-
tary camps and 28 storage ar-
Curb On Interest
Near House Vote
issue of mounting interest rates
and their effect on the nation’s
may attend classes with whites
The slow tide of public school
desegregation has reached an
•rea that ranks as a hard core
segregation center in the South.
Pprez, 76, president of the
Parish Council, was under rigid
federal injunction not to inter-
School Budget Shows
Increases in Newton
for the 1965-66 school year.
The 1965-66 amended budget
was approved at a special ses-
congressional session ends.
Jackson indicated the Senate
shows $72,798 was received in
state funds compared to $88,-
000 in the original budget.
A breakdown on actual ex-
penditures in the amended bud-
i
ical controversy. A vote may
come early next week.
School in Buras. 1
When the school was repaired,!
were hired.
The amended budget
lence.
Benton Harbor Mayor Wilbert
two years due to mineral valua-
tion decreases.
presented American flags to the’Sims Ele-
mentary School in Bridge City and West
Orange Junior High School,
itane
DHIVE
3314
Botfte Gas
EATERS
Sunk, 2nd
Damaged
By ROBERT TUCKMAN
— Leader Staff Photo
said most of the men in his unit are Texans.
busiest
Jocket
ht skirt
. , in o
Wosh-
d. Sizes
WASHINGTON
The issue of mounting interest
rates moves toward House ac-
tion on a wave of political con-
troversy.
Sens. Jacob K. Javits and
Cove Adopts
New Budget
Of $137,752
Cove School trustees last night
adopted a $137,752 amended bud-
get which is about $10,500 lower
Injuries Light
in Area Camps
See Page 7
By JACK BELL
WASHINGTON (AP) - Two
after a line of police had driven
a rock-throwing march back to
its starting point.
Police said the victim, Cecil
Hunt. 18, of Benton Harbor, was
hospitalized in serious condition.
The shooting came after an
schools in the heavily Roman
Catholic area were given up in
Mayor Robert Sabonjian, say-
ing people should not be allowed
to use public housing as an ar-
and schools and job discrimina-
tion.
gon hit by B52s Tuesday. They
also took two prisoners and
seized large amounts of rice.
eluding funds for federally as-
sisted programs, $20,000 in non-
revenue receipts and $280 from
the county available fund.
service proration.
Major revenue items include
the judge added the 2nd and 9th
grades to the list Tuesday.
Although consideration by the
full Senate will be delayed by an
of true market value. It is the
same rate as last year. Also un-
changed is the $1.30 allotted to
operations and the 20-cent debt
party strength as a result of the
November elections.
was painted in a report of the
Council of Republican Organiza-
tions.
Commerce Department but in-
cluding also the new auto and
highway safety programs.
2. A federal aviation adminis-
tration, currently an indepen-
dent agency.
3. A federal railroad adminis-
tration, composed mainly of
safety functions now handled by
the Interstate Commerce Com-
mission.
s Set
ring a reg-
at 9 a m.
in Swarth-
The argument was that the
court order, issued last Friday,
did not give the Earish School
Board sufficient time to prepare
to desegregate grades opened to
Negroes —the 1st, 2nd, 7th, 9th,
$250 000 from last year
nearly $900,000 over the past
trol of the party,” Javits sail
He added that the necessar
Earl Wilson has found a new
secret to winning with the De-
troit Tigers . . . Baltimore and
Dallas arc the choices to win
the NFL digisions . . . Arkansas
is the consensus choice to take
the SWC crown . . . former Heis-
man Trophi winner Joe Bellino
has been placed on waivers by
A career serviceman, Price has been in Thai-
land nine months! He has been i- *-
Local homebuilders said to-
day that any money the federal
government pumps into the
housing industry only will.be a
FLAG FOR SERVICEMEN-Cmdr: H. I.
Marlowe of the Orange Post 2775, Veterans of
Foreign Wars'. presents a Texas state flag to
Mrs. Roy O. Price, 707 Lovingston St., for her
son’s unit in Thailand. Airman I.C. Joseph
L Price of Detachment 1. Strategic Air Com-
mand stationed in Thailand, requested the
(lag for his unit. In a letter to his mother he
might differ with the House ac-
tion in removing the Maritime
95'
Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y.,
and Thomas H. Kuchel, R-
Calif., said in separate inter-
views they do not believe the
of the original administration
proposal culd be agreed upon.
As approved by the House, the
new department which would be
the 12th of Cabinet level would
have four major operating com-
ponents:
House Speaker John W. Mc-
Cormack said the interest legis-
lation will be scheduled for ear-
ly House action, probably next
week.
In other developments:
ance remaining from this year
Assessed valuation in the dis-
spotted one 55
miles southeast of Haiphong and
lit it up with flares before dawn.
S:
St
That section has been a major
reason the bill has been bottled
15
Nor did local builders show builders. 1.... . . - ,
“The market in this area is outlook is .suite as gloomy asit
ashe declared a state of emer- meetings to resolve racial, dif- ligate charges of discriminatory helicopter in 22 minutes, the diUres mended a1so burning issuesin the November
______ ° . . alartinne
speak on
lower Ar-
tood.”
r garden
attend. A
m will be
_ t estimated ex-!Bank Board reported interest
penditures is as follows: rates on conventional home
LOCAL
Cove school trustees last night
adopted a- $137,752 amended
‛s Easy-
hot stoy
y Suit",
lar and"
m with
WASHINGTON (AP) - The
administration's proposal to
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—p , i n
U.S. Navy Planes Pounce
On 2 More Torpedo Boats
The CRO, representing 10 pro-
gressive organizations, said
Tuesday night that with things
going as they are Barry Gold-
water might be right in predict-
ing that prty conservatives will
control the 1968 GOP conven-
tion, just as they did in 1964.
The CRO said that moderates
are leaderless, lack financing
and are being silenced by party
“unity” efforts on'the part of
National Chairman Ray C. Bliss
and Richard M. Nixon, the 1960
GOP presidential nominee who
may try again.
“We are just coming on the
fIMIELY RAIN - Then there
was the local traveler who was
boarding a plane in Dallas yes-
terday en route to Orange. Only
a few clouds dotted the sky, but
just as he left the terminal for
the airplane, a downpour
started. It stopped shortly after
he was safely inside the plane.
It proves Orange is not the only
place where such things hap-
pen.
WEEKEND wrows-Week.
end golf widows will be turning
into weekend football widows
as football games are televised
housing tenant who was arrest-
ring recent rioting.
At the Rules Committee hear- after jbabor Day.
o os er ' ' 1 ” .. V-
a section giving the secretary of
the new department broad au-
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Pi
Mt2
cials expected increased Viet
Cong efforts to disrupt the Sept.
11 election of a constituent as-
sembly. Informed sources said
more than 100 incidents had
been reported throughout the
nation.
Policemen shot and killed a
suspected Communist agent
who tried to flee when he was
adjoining Plaquemines with
school segregation still in force.
you're going to make that trip
to Houston, you better make it
now, before the football season
startsl”
Realty blamed workers, war
and developing industry for the
shortage of money for home-
North cost the
— - r._________mers. There were no incidents Americans another plane today.
of a Negro youth that climaxed include segregation in housing Tuesday night. Ai‛° -
tun ctraioht aria vin ond -d inh d:—imia- In Milwaukee, a hearing ini- Navy ____________ „
tiated by recent racial troubles Crusader went down eight miles in expenditures was a drop from
connected with him.
The federal court order issued
last Friday was bitter medicine
for Perez, a stocky, cigar-
chomping man of deep convic-
tions who has dominated this
Oil-rich parish for 40 years
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
and Kentucky, for example.”
Midb‛ 5
PINNED DOWNBY SNIPER FIRF.-Paratroopers of the
173rd Airborne Brigade crouch behind row of rubber trees
along Highway 1 in South Viet Nam after sniper fire .inter-
rupted their convoy’s passage along the route. Paratroopers
U.S. Treasilry, would allow
in addition, the judge ordered budget which is about $10,500 .....................
- - - ■ lower than the original $148,000 to create a Cabinet-level depart-
budget for the. 1965-66 school ment of transportation passes
Thus, there are now no parishes year. f "
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out one and damaging the other,
the U.S. command announced.
Preparing
To integrate
NEW ORLEANS. La (AP) -
The Parish (County) of Pla-
quemines teetered today on the
brink of what political leader
Leander Perez considers a ca-
SPORTS
Everybody's mad at every-
body else in the tight NL pen-
nant chase ... the Pittsburgh
Pirates stay on top with the San
Francisco Giants at the expense
of the Houston Astros
Amarillo has not been elimi-
nated from the Texas League
race just yet.
Desegregation is on a f.-uu.. .
of choice basis The parish has posed.
Defendants Plea Granted;
Eight Years Added to Term
DALLAS (AP)—Clyde F. Stacks, 23, argued with his law-
yer and they conferred with Asst. Dist. Atty. Joe K. Hendley.
Then Stacks stood before Dist. Judge Joe B. Brown and
pleaded guiltx. admitting he stole a car here and abandoned
it near Fort Worth. The judge imposed a two- to three-year
prison sentence.
Stacks frowned and mumbled before Hendley interrupted
to say:
. “Judge, this man wants 10 years."
“You want 10 years?" asked Brown, and Slacks nodded.
“That's what it will take to break me," said the defendant.
“How about five?” asked the judge.
“No, sir," Stacks insisted. So Brown raised his sentence
to 10 years and told him:
“You think that over. If you change your mind, I'll give
you a new trial."
Stacks declined the offer and went back..to'sit with five
fellow prisoners, all wearing horrified expressions. -
Hendley and defense lawyer Bud Jones later explained:
Stacks had served a previous term for car theft and feared
a third misstep, after a short sentence, would make him
eligible for life In prison as a habitual criminal.
were en route to jungle area 50 miles northeast of Saigon
where Operation Toledo, search for several enemy regiments,
was scheduled to begin. (AP Wirephoto)
it remained closed Church off i-leaders during the day? and a
Cials said they could not get a rally of 150 NAACP members
proper repair permit from the ————-------------—
fere with normal school opera- wounded a Negro Tuesday night
Hon So was almost everyone " .........
$63,035. Administration calls for and cannon. The pilots reported
$33,525 in expenditures, a $650 " ‘ —*e -----16 "
increase. Plant operation and
maintenance calls for $29,814 made for a nearby island where
debt service, $11,700; and high the measure would lead to a
school tuition, $9,800. reduction in interest rates. _ _____ __________________
A breakdown on the 1965-66 —The Federal Home Loan! day after handing the _____________________„___________
j_,_ . * -*- t estimated ex-Bank Board reported interest tration a setback by voting Administration and also the de-
missile site 40 miles north of The money, plus an additional terest rates below the national is available,” he said. “But it
Vinh and hitting another SAM $1 billion borrowed from the average for qualified homebuy- is harder to get conventional
st ruction, $83,80; operation of —ben. nussen o. Lulg, u-La.,------ p--gu-- • uvuau wa • uviysu vy au
plant, $7,500; maintenance of introduced a bill to suspend in- create a Cabinet-level depart- expected lengthy civil rights
plant, $3,700; fixed charges,'definitely the 7 per cent invest- ment ot transportation has debate scheduled to start Sept
$700. ment tax credit given business- Passed the House and appears 6, Jackson said he anticipates
Capital outlay, $200; lunch- es on outlays for plans and likely to win Senate approval Senate annroval hefore the
room and health services, $200; equipment. He said he hoped later this year.
Gulf of Tonkin today, knocking for potential buyers. . .
"•* _— —j j----:— >i—tha An Associated Press story yes- keep funds in the home building and the big companies come
terday said legislation has been industry. Cited was the possi- first,” he said.
passed allowing the Federal Na- hilt- mo--- honha * ne •
1963 after a bomb blasted Our
Lady of Good Harbor Catholic senal, ordered David Kinder, 24.
2,-
Ha
. unruly crowd of about 300 Ne-
llis most fervent conviction is groes marched into a downtown
that Negroes must be. segre-area,'throwing rocks and bottles
gated from whites. at police, and newsmen. The
Classrooms open shortly be- shots were fired after the crowd
fore parish lawyers step before had been forced back into a Ne-
A U.S. spokesman said ground______
100,100 aum Ucal forces found23 Viet Cong dead $1,00;
$527,003 from state sources in- during a follow-up sweep of an
■ area 40 miles southwest of Sai- —;—
in an auto
ferences in the city. Sabonjian's practices by social organiza-
Police said shots fired by two action came after police arrest-itions.
. . Barr appeared before the preliminary to this “is io elect
shows designed to limit certain inter- committee to support a Treas- some Republican moderates to
— -- ury-backed bill that would give office. I think that is going to
the Federal Reserve Board flex- happen in New York,- Michigan,
ible powers to fix maximum Pennsylvania, Massachusett
4. The Coast Guard, now in
I the Treasury Department.
The attack ran up the score passed allowing the Federal Na- bility of mortgage bankers to
for the carrier-launched bomb- tional Mortgage Association to transfer that money into more
— to three PT boats destroyed borrow $3.76 billion and buy up lucrative investments and re-
*— j-----j -— *- —■ "a— Ad-i--tin ceive higher interest rates.
--------- ... --p-g -y. the Boston Patriots . . the
fidence Republican moderates Southland Confercrce will open
were arrested for disorderly iincreases in all expenditure
loitering. One Negro, who led categories as compared to last
the march for a short time, said year.
the demonstration was to focus Only a few spectators were
attention on what he called a present for the public budget
i. hearing. . _____ ________
, ‘The budget is based on antici- $153,188 from local sources,
get are as follows:
Administration, $9,500;
j
1
-...........■ on Friday, Saturday and Sun-
in the Air day. One housewife was over:
--a-r heard say Ing A to another, "If
Senate Okay Awaited
On New Cabinet Post
sion at which three teachers
and two cafeteria personnel cleared the way Tuesday for
At Waukegan, Ill., where a . ------------
freedom 7:30 pm curfew was again im- pated revenues from all sources
’, eviction proceedings of $700,471 plus a $59,580 bal-
were initiated against a public lance remaining from this ver
its version of the bill sometime up in the Senate committee for
some two months, but Jackson
said he thought a mild version
260.-, ‘»
I 1. A federal highway adminis-
tration, essentially the Bureau
; of Public Roads now in the
c., School Supt. M. M Davis
Sabonjian talked to 32 Negro pointed out, however, that the
... Instruction leads in expendi- in the Navy jet attacks on the
and lures at $500,334. This is an in- North Vietnamese patrol boats,
crease of $37,098 over las? year planes from C ‘
and includes $68,800 in federal Constellation
By EDEE HOLLEMAN FHA mortgage bankegs, usually “It will help out some,” Ken
Local homebuilders said to- large insurance and savings and Lakin of Zeto Enterprises said,
...... ‘ ' ” “but there is no guarantee the
room and health services, cent, compared with 6.18 perexpected his group to approve
debt services, $12,000; cent in June. - ----eR Ean —•2: —
than the original $148,000 budget economy is churning toward increase to fight inflation,
------ • • House action on a wave of polit-
Limited Housing Aid Seen Seen By
Moderates
parish.
Perez was excommunicated
by the church for his opposition
tp desegregation.
Judge Christenberry’s order
opened four grades to Negroes
It asked the school board to
choose two other grades to be
included The‘board refused. So
funds under Title 1 programs.
Pupil transportation accounts
for an estimated expenditure When the boat opened fire, the
increase of $21,396 for a total of planes attacked with rockets
. . . . , eas. They also reported they
NEWTON (Spl) - A $723,559 information from the district’s destroyed or damaged 47 cargo Asrraxuown
.............Igqrpiengeooibarges, 53 trucks and 32
Ine tax rate is $1,50 per $100 bridges.
money back into home loans.
money as a means toEvEfonnisalmangnrnrxisonesdencetoday.thatRpeublican
.... a1.. L.. L:u:. rt na lk.A 11, I.N-w:.c m. 1
It was the 348th U.S. plane
reported lost over North Viet
Nam.
In heavy raids Tuesday, U.S.
Air Force, Marine and Navy
pilots flew 1392nissions, striking
at oil stbragfe'’depots and trans-
portation facilities in the Hanoi
and Haiphong areas and in the
southern Panhandle just above
the demilitarized zone.
_ Pilots said over-all they dam-
strength in the Novemberer
elections.
------Summary • Index------
News of Today
are increased $3,008 and will Soon after in the same area,
total $5,005 this year. Fixed other Navy pilots were, fired on
mhue " •0 j «—j by another PT boat and report-
The most significant decrease sath public Petmandingko
know who in Congress is against
high interest rates.” He said the
public schools, 1,760 Negroes. x
Efforts to integrate parochial ed during recent noting.
“We can’t rely on monetary
policy much longer,” he said.
“We have followed. a policy "" moderate
The House Rules Committee tending toward restraint. It may
and three damaged since Mon- Federal Housing Administration
day. i g— " —he1- t
. Other U.S. pilots reported be signed by President Lyndon
knocking out a surface-to-air Johnson in the near future.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (heard the Rev. H. J. Cook say, led 56 curfew violators Monday caught tearing
Michigan Lt. Gov. William j “I" believe we have made a step night and confiscated automatic posters in Saigon Tuesday night.
Milliken has been asked to send towards a workable means by pistols, revolvers, ax handles.
National Guardsmen into Ben- which we can solve the prob- rubber hoses, knives and ham- against the
ton Harbor after the wounding lems." He said the problems r—- ’rl-----------‘—doi- A- a------
260,117 to remove the Maritime cision by voice vote to take out
_ , _ auguauuu, (,100,, in- muligages eacueu anuura Administration from the new de- a section;
Over South Viet Nam, B52 struction, $103,700; operation of record during July. The average partment.
bombers struck a suspected plant, $7,000; maintenance of rate on new homes was 6.12 per Sen. Henry M Jackson D- thority covering investment of
area 308miles nolihwest"o 9780.’ 52,500; fixed charges, cent, Whileom 6 07 Pag con in Wash., second-ranking member federal funds in transportation
A U.S. spokesman said ground roSnP and health services, cent? compared with 6.18 perations Committee, said later he
SAIGON, South Viet Nam day that any money the federal loan companies, to buy
(AP) — U.S. Navy planes government pumps into the new home mortgages, F1
pounced on two more North housing industry only will be a “*
P",
“5 '
U.S Dist. Judge Herbert W gro section and was beginning nudco; “o10mo5"1c -utmoe valuation engincers
Shristenberoy t"emaksna nast obreak up into smaller groups, ^on anappendent scnigh 'pl Ha en ni - 9 : . :
ditch plea foi a rehearing and a During the march 14 persons trict trustees for 1966-1967 shows valuation at about 20-30 per cent
site only five miles west of Hai-
phong.
In South Viet Nam, a week-
long lull in the war persisted.
No significant action was re-
ported by either the U.S. mili-
tary command or South Viet-
namese headquarters.
- However, government offi-
_________ ______________ ___ ____________ southeast of Haiphong. The pilot 5103,70 budgeted for instruction
Smith made the request today curfew and said he would hold dustrial Commission to inves- bailed out and was rescued by a ou l" ten, '" m 1 ?
as hp declared A stata of emor. ' mopt inoc tn racnlto -ci,1 Jit ;09+. .L,e., .c holienntor in 99 m:niF.e +L. di tllPPS
Sunset today 6:39 p.m.
Sunrise tomorrow 5:53 a.m.
WINDs — Moliy southeost winds, 10
to 17 m.p,h. Probobl’lty of showers only
©tout 20 per cent doytime .near icro
■ 0‛-82 — sabqes Hioh,0au a.m.,
2:04 p.m.? low, 9:10 am., 9:94 pm.
iBclivar: High, 5 4? am, 4:1? pm.;
tow. 11:06 am.. 11 p.m.
s YESTERDAY — Temporatures; high
9, low 63. roin 0:
'... । temporary financing measure
Data from U.S. Weather Bureau for potential buyers.
Outlook—Clear to partly cloudy .......- -—: ,
and warm through tomor- A15723,559 budget adopted last
row Only a few isolated: nizht , by Newton Independent
afternoon showers. School District trustees for 1966-
High today ............. 9367 shows increases in all ex-
Low tonight ............... 74 ure categories as com-
High tomorrow.......... 93 pared to, last year.
Outlook for Friday — No ap-
parent changes.
Diplomats Eye
Laws for Space
See Page 20
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