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DIAL 382-2551 FOR
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After 10 Die In Gun Battles
Woman
Released
For Louisiana: An Election
In Death
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Dentonites hoisted their
The thermometer tumbled to
Expects
Future Soviet Flour Deal
WEATHER
this
detailed drawings, and plans face brick
a week.
While $12.80 is now withheld for income tax. the fig-
rate.
tain Springs.
A Split Among The Oswalds
WASHINGTON (AP), — The its experts on a subject where
proposed flour secret agency was set up after his chemical industry expan-
World War II.
sion goals by paring other pro-
The United States has been grams or through long term
$5 MILLION
company has been granted a M- licly.
next few years Credits from
New Baptist College
Given 100 Acres
CIA Says Reds
Need U.S. Credit
Grand Jury Set
To Hear Facts
Canal Zone, a target of persist-
ent sniper fire from Panamani-
if the American shipping lines
have no cargo space available
and turn down the shipping of-
morning confirmed Morrison's
earlier beliefs, and he said. “I
don't know when the purchases
will be made, but there is no
doubt Russia will be buying
flour from the United States."
One factor still to be worked
session may take two full days.
He said he has no idea when
the shooting case will be taken
up by the grand jurors during
the session.
Funeral services for Mr Rob-
erson. 41. will be held at 4 p.m
Saturday in the George J. Car
roll & Son Funeral Chapel in
I Gainesville.
slow to rise during the crisp,
dry morning.
All the state but the Lower
Rio Grande Valley and the im-
mediate coast shared the low
i temperatures, which plunged to
12 degrees at Dalhart and El
Paso at dawn.
I But the Weather Bureau pre-
dicted a warming trend to start
today in West Texas, moving
eastward.
Other low readings in the
state include 13 at Marfa. is at
Presidio, 18 at Lubbock and 20
TWO LEWISVILLE men are almost singlehandedly build-
ing t church for their congregation. Signature writer J Tom
Graham tells their story on Page 5.
to plant their national flag
in the Canal Zone.
The Panamanian students
moved in after U.S. students
in the zone raised the
American flag in defiance of
Orders from the U.S zone
officials
Panama's ambassador to the
United Nations. Anuilino Boyd,
col- was en route to U.N headquar-
tion with the
sales.
PANAMA (API - Fight-
ing between U. S. troops
and Panamanians broke out
again today on the border
between Panama and the
U.S. Canal Zone. Additional
casualties were suffered on
the Panama side.
There was no immediate
information on the number
of casualties
Panama virtually was a
closed city under a decree
of national mourning.
dustry through June "
Negotiations were in progress
at the time in Washington and
New York on various aspects of
mand the needed votes.
As the bill passed the House and now stands in Finance, it
provides for a cut in the present 18 per cent withholding rate
to 15 per cent this year, with a new permanent level of 14
per cent to start in 1965.
Johnson wants a one-step drop to 14.per cent.
If Johnson’s argument carries. a married man with wages
of $120 a week who claims exemptions for himself, his wife
and two children would get take-home pay increase of $2 80
How's the nation’s railroad industry? Just fine, thank you. Of VV Shootin
Sports
Town Topics
TV Log
Women's News
Saturday's the big day in Louisiana where voters will de-
cide between a former New Orleans mayor who speaks French
when campaigning in the Cajun country and a onetime lieuten-
ant in the fabled Long political dynasty. DeLesseps Morrison,
51, is the former mayor, hoping to beat John McKeuthen. 45,
for the Democratic nomination lor governor—a nomination
tantamount to election in one-party Louisiana
h or The ICC: A Vew Chairman
Church News
Comics
Editorials
Signature Page
Serving The University Centey Of The Southwest
DENTON, TEXAS, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 10, 1864
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Mrs. Oswald said one of the
Secret Service agents kept mak-
ing digs at her and her dead
son. She said the television set
was showing events in the wake
of, the assassination and Presi-
dent Kennedy's funeral and she
would dispute remarks about
the guilt of her son
The Secret Service agent, she
said, would repeat “We know
he did do it."
She said someone told her he
seemed so bitter because he
had guarded Mrs. Kennedy for
the last two years and felt deep-
ly about Kennedy's death.
Mrs Oswald announced she
was leaving the motel, regard-
less of what the agents wanted.
She went back to 2220 Thomas
Place in Fort Worth and didn’t
see her daughter - in - law or
grandchildren again.
RAINFALL
"(in inches)
Gause
Last 24 Hour*
This Month
Jan Average
This Year
Last Year
OXE-STEP TAX REDUCTiOX
DUE COXCRESSIOXAL OKAY
WASHINGTON (AP)-Presidenfohnson’s plea for enact-
ment of a one-step reduction in the income tax withholding
rate appears likely to win congressional approval
Sen. George A. Smithers, D-Fla , a senior member of the
Finance Committee now considering the $11 billion tax cut
for an autopsy on the body of
Roberson, who was found by
Deputies Wolfe and Jack Jones
in the living room of his Valley
View home
SHOT ONCE
fer. then the exporter is free to N
offer his business to foreign *
erson of Ft Campbell, Ky., and
five children at home. Angel.
Starr, Lee. Richard and Dan:
five sisters. Mrs Guy Owens of
Cortez. Colo : Mrs. Pat Foster
tion today, dropping tempera- launch an immediate investiga-
tures to below zero in northern tion.
For The Pope: Cood Heolth
Pipe Paul VI "held up brilliantly to the pressing demands"
of his three-day pilgrimage to the Holy Land, says his doctor
In Milan meanwhile, charges of faking a crime were filed
against a 45-year-old man who police said claimed to have
arranged to bomb the Milan Cathedral to protest the pope’s
pilgrimage.
out further. he said, is the prob-
lem of shipping
“As it stands now, we still
have to offer our shipping to al'
the proposed deal
AMERICAN LINES
Information he received
shipping lines
NO SALE PRICE
I “American shipping rates are
For More News, Turn Inside
ALMOST 110 former members of Congress have register-
lars a bit higher today as most ters to file the charges of ag-
of Texas - including the Den- session with the U.N Security
ton area — shivered in freezing ( ouncil
weather In bitter words he told news-
men at Miami: “Panama has
been the victim of unjustified
oppression for 50 years.”
He accused U.S. soldiers of
causing unnecessary bloodshed
President Roberto Chiari of
Panama demanded that the Or-
ganization of American States
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22 degrees in Denton and was
YARBOROUGH and POSTMASTER GENERAL JOHN A.
GROUNSKI were in Houston at dedication ceremonies for the
San Houston commemorative stamp SEN. YARBOROUGH
will be in Pilot Point Sunday at 2 p m, to help dedicate the
new post office He'll be joined by REP. GRAHAM PUR-
CELL, who also will be at a coffee Saturday at 10 am. at
== American flag lines first.” he
___esaid.
For Newsmakers: Rusy Schedules
These people were in the news today: U.S. SEN. RALPH
g
who was held for investigation V
after the Thursday - morning
shooting death of Irvin Kenneth j 4
Roberson has been released t
without charge pending grand m
jury investigation. E
i ooke County Deputy Sheriff BM
Jim Wolfe said the woman was E
released Thursday without' E
charge or bond. •
He said he knew of no plans •
will be put out for bids late in First buildings will include an Dorothy Nutt of San Antonio:
March administration - classroom Mrs. Pete Hill of Houston: one
The school was granted an op-,. , . brother, Edward Roberson of - ------10-,------.T -------- r,2•
tion to purchase an additional building, dormitories, a science Cortez, Coloand an aunt, ure would be reduced to $10 under a 14 per cent withholding
1(10 acres adjoining the donated building, student center and Mrs. Bill Alexander of Moun-
100, physical education building.
CASE BACKLOG
Henry said the grand jury has —
The 38-
woman
areas and ending a spell of fair JOHNSON ADVISED
By BOB HILL I president of the flour milling larger sales of wheat than have lyamild winter weather He vowed “to obtain justice
Record-Chronicle Staff Writer company, said this morning, been completed so far " The core oft he fold air cen for Panama once and for all”
Denton'S Morrison Milling Co. “There is no doubt that there Morrison said earlier this tered in the Dakotas and Mm- before whatever international
is expected to participate in a will be a flour sale to the So-week that his company and nesota with the mercury dip-bodies are necessary
NEW HOPE major flour sale to the Soviet viet Union. and we will definite- some other independent flour Ding to 22 below zero in Aber- President Johnson telephoned
The Rev Rodney Nicholson Union, but not immediately ly take part in it. But not in milling firms allied to hisdepn. S.D President Chiari, talked for 15
----' - -- Based on information received the immediate next days, I ex- company have agreed to pro- Readings of near zero to the minutes about the situation
today, E W. Morrison Jr., vice- pect it to follow considerably vide about $2 million worth of teens were reported in other At the Pentagon in Washing-
___ flour for export to Russia parts of the Midwest with tern- ton a Defense Department
He speculated that “there will peratures in the 20s and 305 in spokesman said there are no
probably be developments which wide sections in the central part plans to send troop reinforce-
would sake substantial quanti- of the country The 20s were ments into the Canal Zone,
ties of flour — fairly close to reported southward into sec- About 10.000 - Army troops,
the surplus capacity of the in- lions of Texas and Kentucky: iplus a small number of Air
1 ' " ■ • " ' Force. Navy and Marine per-
PART OF 31.580 SETS
Workmen unloaded two truck loads of license tags at the Denton County Court-
house's west entrance this week. When they were through, Newt Seagraves,
above, the county- tax assessor-collector, counted 31,580 sets of license tags.
More than 21.620 are for passenger cars. Others are for commercial and farm
trucks, trailers, house trailers and motor cycles. The tags go on sale Feb 1.
but desired numbers, if available, may be reserved only through Jan 31.
cense to sell $5 million worth He said CIA's aim was to make the industrial West totaled $600
See MORRISON, Page 2lpiolic information gathered by million in 1962-65.
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Staff Special I The donating group also plac- pastor of the Valley View Meth-
DALLAS — The title to 100 ed in escrow $145,000 in cash odist Chureh, Will, officiate
acres of lakefront property was and bond to guarantee construe- buria Wi be in New Hope
transferred as a gift Thursday tion of scuer and water lines cemetery: u e
to Decatur Baptist College pres- Making the contribution were 0 Mrso bersonwa scborn Sept
ident Otis Strickland. Roland I Pelt l Storev Stem- 1 ' . ' 1 . . .. 5
The 100 acres is along Moun- " cr Pel ai storey stem parents, the late Mr. and Mrs.
i ne iw acres sarong Moun mons, Elizabeth Stemmons Bish- Thomas Ed Roherson were car
tain Creek Lake in Southwest 0D John M Stemmons Joe A nnomas Ea .Roberson, were ear
Dallas where Decatur Bantist w' ,onnm „ ..A- ly-day settlers in Mountain
Dallas. wnere Decatur bapust Worsham, Bonner Bentley. Mrs. Springs He was a veteran of
will be moved in September Betsy Bentley Shapard. Mrs. World War II
1965 to form the nucleus of the Stella Porter Russell. Leslie A.
new Dallas Baptist College. Stemmons Jr. Mrs Proctor SURVIVORS
Accepting title to the land with Howell Stemmons and Indus- Survivors include his widow bill, told a reporter he thought the request would easily com-
Dr Strickland was Dr Fred A trial Properties Corp and a son, Kenneth Frank Rob-
White, chairmaniof .. Campus buildings will be of
school sst ng.com mitt fire contemporary design and will be
Groundbreaking for the first . n - 7
four buildings will take place on prestressed concrete structures
May 1. Dr White announced Walls will be of exposed con-
Architects are well along withcrete columns and beams, and
Three GIs Dead;
Offices Sacked
PANAMA (API—Panama suspended relations today
with the United States after a night of gun battles be-
tween U.S. armed forces and rioting Panamanians that
left at le.ast 10 dead
Three U.S soldiers and seven Panaganians died in the
i violence—the worst in the history of S Panama differ-
ences in the Canal Zone Rioters heavily damaged U S.
property
Panama officials said they counted at least 190 injur-
ed. while the toll of wounded among the U.S. soldiers was
34
Panama's government accused the United States of ag-
gression and sent its case to international forums after
rioting broke out when Panamanian demonstrators tried
For You: Today's Quit
Answers to questions you probably never thought to ask:
Q. Were Adam and Eve white or colored?
A. “Nobody knows, of course, but I think Adam and Eve
were a sort of in-between color, and some people grew light-
er and some darker, " said Dr Walter Lammerts, a genetic-
ist and founder of the Creation Research Society.
Q. What's wrong with former President Eisenhower's golf
swing?
A. He has an inflammation of the tendons or bone prom-
inences. said Dr Peter J Borak, radiologist at an Indio. Calif.,
hospital where Ike is undergoing physiotherapy treatment
for a painful elbow
of Fort Stockton. Mrs Walter
Hamlet of Clovis. N M : Mrs
. | warmer today and tonight Partly clou schools closed and civilian resi-
dy Saturdav A littie ^sren^r in south- . . . . .
east haif Cooter in northwest haif fete dent5 Instructed to stay in their
Saturdav Low tonight 35 nb 45 High homoe
Saturday 57 ta 67 nonneS:
TEMPERATURES U.S. CASU ALTIFS
(Experiment Station Report) mL.. irg A;.... . ___
Lew this morning n The L S Army said its casu-
Eiu Fhunday “ alties occurred i the vicinity
-M"n year aso " of the Tivoli guest house in the
sonnel. are stationed there cus-
tomarily.
The spokesman said the zone
ana was quiet this morning, with
—dmsmamamemmammmmmue-m
in The News Panama Cuts U. S. Relations
I
all pretty well standard." he Central Intelligence Agency the cistomary secrecy label
said, “but the foreign compan- says the Kremlin wants to buy could be removed without
lies' shipping rates are by nego- large amounts of Western harm, and that CIA may give
tiation. And they are substan chemical machmnery on long- out further data later. It was
tially less " term credit so as not to hamper understood President Johnson
No sale price figure has been Soviet arms production approved (he action.
determined CIA's conclusions about Rus- According to CIA's analysis.
Morrison said that as far as sia's economic woes were is- the Soviet economy has run
he knows there have been no sued Thursday in CIA's first into such deep trouble that Pre-
discussions of credit in connec- general press briefing since the mier Khrushchev can achieve
Collars Up,
Mercurv
Is Dowd -
Morrison Milling
in February, and Rachael, then
a month old.
Mrs. Marguerite Oswald,
mother of the accused, contend-
ed Marina and the babies should
move in with her at her “three-
room duplex In Fort Worth."
She argued “the family should
stick together " She said they
could live off the $863 in insur-
ance she had collected on the
life of her son and on donations
mailed in to her and Marina.
Oswald's brother, Robert,
thought Marina and the babies
should find a place of their own
—or, at least, not move in with
his mother.
The mother said one or two
Secret Service agents guarding
them joined in the argument.
She also said a man who taught
Russian at the Fort Worth
library sided with Robert.
a backlog of some 30 cases
pending and that next week's
FORT WORTH (API - The
question of whether Mrs Lee
Harvey Oswald now believes
her husband killed President
Kennedy revives raw feelings
that split the Oswald family
four days after the assassina-
tion.
When Oswald was fatally
’wounded by Jack Ruby on Nov.
24..Secret Service agents took
the accused assassin's widow,
mother and brother into an
Arlington motel.
There a heretofore-undisclosed
drama was played out, involv-
ing the family, Secret Service
agents, and a few friends of
Oswald
The conflict arose over who
would care for Mrs. Marina
Oswald, the Russian-born widow
of the accused, and her daugh-
ter* June Lee, who will be 2
“All I know is that the initial trying to persuade its allies, so credits from the West.
wheat sales to Russia were on a far unsuccessfully, to bar long Soviet import requirement*
cash basis, and I believe other term credit on Red purchases. for Western chemical machin-
sales are being negotiated on But a CIA spokesman denied ery and equipment, mainly ta
'that basis," he said trying to influence policy by produce fertilizers, were esti-
A Portland. Ore., flour milling airing the agency's views pub- mated at $2 billion over th*
at Amarillo. In the southern
part of Texas it was 44 at
Brownsville, 40 at McAllen and f
42 at Corpus Christi.
Meanwhile, a blast of icv air
spread into the nation’s midsec- .
the Denton County National Bank here Actress ARLENE According to Deputy Jones,
DAHL. 35. filed for a divorce in Los Angeles from Christian Roberson was dead when the
ans
a c Gaun When the U S casualties
None mounted to four wounded, an
Army statement said, “the or-
See PANAMA. Page 2
“1 didn't even know what had
been decided for Marina and
the- babies. They planned it all
without even asking me. I asked
them what the big idea was.”
Mrs. Oswald said she felt
Marina and the babies might
be slipped away from her—so
she sat up one night in Marina's
room.
“I knew something was
wrong. Marina acted so funny.
She had always called me
‘ma—‘ma’ this and ‘ma’ that—
now she would hardly speak to
me.”
Mrs. Oswald said the young
woman was confused, barely
knew English and was unduly
influenced by those who urged
her to live separately.
kr-
Tcj)
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R.-+olmes, 41. heir to the Fleischman yeast fortune thev officers arrived in answer to a
were married in I960 NELSON ROCKEFELLER is ' very call. He is said to have been
pleased ' with his reception and BARRY GOLDWATER says shot one time in the chest
- “I think we have it made Both statements referred to their i LV. Henry, district attorney.
New Hampshire politicking, working for the GOP presidential said facts of the fatal shooting
nomination , will be presented to the Cooke
County Grand Jury Tuesday.
“We re going to feed it direct-
ly into the grand jury.” Henry i
ed since 1946 as lobbyists, and they have special status I said, notingsthat • 4 s.not.abso-
among lobbyists. The activities of these men and a list of steirsnecessary" to file charg-
their names appears today in a story on Page 4
Tops for Teens, the 144* Club,
3:00 p.m., KDNT, 144*. Adv.
DENTON ANO VICINITY Fal
So says Abe McGregor, 64-year-old Idaho Republican who's
the new chairman of the 11-man Interstate Commerce Com- 1 Staff Special
mission The trains will “never be obsolete, no. sir," said GAINESVILLE —
he year-old Valley View
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