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2 A THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
~ Abilene, Texas, Monday Morning, August 29, 1960
AFTER ABDUCTION
STORK NEWS Russians Building
Body
Four births were reported Sun-
day at Hendrick Memorial Hos-
Young
pital. T
Boy to Mr. and Mrs Claude
Big Atom Smasher
Nomen Democrats Ex Slamford Robert F. Simpkins
.......Dies in Stamford
Plan 4-Day Flying 11 ,
Tour Over Texas Man S Rites
STAMFORD (RNS) - Robert
Franklin Simpkins, 88, died at
his home 801 Oak St., at 12:45
am Sunday He suffered a stroke
about 2 p.m. Monday
By ALTON BLAKESLEE National Laboratory, Upton, N.Y p A
Associated Press Science Writer It reaches energies of 31 bev. . HOUSTON (AP) - A four-day sanasu
ROCHESTER N.Y (AP)Sov. A similarly designed 23 bev flying tour of Texas opens Monday PTVHUG)
machine hacut when the Democr tie ticket S wom- ■
iet scientists Sunday confirmed ‘ hine in S tzerland began en workers arrive in Houston for
Russia a building a fantastic there R la had neTl the lead hes uf. a enies of stops ®
Hart, 2034 N 14th. at 11 14 am. atom-smasher that will be the with a 10 bev. ma chine 1 was cit es. € , died 22 in pastor of the Rule Baptist Church
HERRIN, Ill. (AP) — The body lifted from the well. Mrs Mary Sunday world’s most powerful. American scientists have heard Mrs. Lyndon Johnson, wife of ford residents died Aug 2 2/5 Burial was in Hih
of Mary Lily Ellen Roberts, come-Lee Roberts came forward slow. Boy to s Sgt and Mrs George And, along with scientists of vaguelyof Soviet plans to build the vice presider al candidate. Bond Pier : Calurwher nanai Memorial cemetery with
Y-lvear old terlwho. was.ab. x.and. mobbed. “on no. that’s myG.s , at 1 2 other nations, they agreed th* masons as pallbearers’
p.m. Sunday the more powerful machines were Sen nothing of this range is John Kenn......s ster and Mrs monia. Born Sept. 22. 1871 at Cowetta,
needed in order to explore funda- Soviet delegates attending the Robert F. Kennedy, his sister-in- In January, 1936 he married Ga. Mr. Simpkins married Rachel
mental secrets of atoms and the 10th International High Energy law Hazel Horie, of Stamford, in Mecashern in 1 ■ Alabama,
universe. . Physics Conference Sunday said The grown is scheduled to ar- Nashville, Tenn., where he was the couple moved lamon
The new Soviet machine, or construction already is underway rive here at noon Monday, There in school at the time The couple 1914. Hls wife died Dec. 24 1952.
particle-accelerator will smash near Moscow, with the machine will be a 3 p.m reception at the later moved from Stamford to Survivors include three, sons,
the hearts of atoms into bits with to be finished in perh aps a few Shamrock Hilton Hotel San Diego R J Stamford, t of Odessa
atomic particles fired at energies years, according to Dr. Robert The women will also visit Dal- Mr. Thomas was a member of and ° “ Of BL denes four daush-
of 70 billion electron volts (Bev). Lilson of Cornell University. las, W ehita Falls Amarillo, El the Methodist church: His father, S M ereath
They were taken to the hospital The world’s most powerful ma- He spoke to reporters after Paso and the Midland-Odessa Air- the late R C. Thomas Sr. of or And S. s was remney
at Lovanium University A special chine at present began working sharing an informal, unscheduled port Stamford, served as mayor and ® ceW
The FBI, state troopers and lo- U.S. Air Force medical team is just a month ago at Brookhaven three-hour session at ended by Those on the tour include Mrs postmaster of Stamford, and was Hawley and Mrs Epper Mc.
some delegates from Russia, the Price Daniel, wife of Texas' gov- publisher of the Stamford A men- Kinnon of Huntsville: one brother.
United States Poland, England, erPor; Mrs. Margaret Price, di- can George of Cowetta, Ga.; 34 grand-
Italy and CERN, the 12-nation rector of women's activities for nar . h win children, 52 great-grandchildren
European organization for nu- the Democratic party. Miss Pat mere / nomas and one great-great-grandson,
clear research, which operates Twohig, dire tor of ladies' activi-be held Monday at 10 a.m. in-----
_ ..... the 28 bev. machine, ties for Kennedy's office, and the Kinney Funeral Chapel with the Grass, Car Blazes
TanCtnl- Dr Wilson said the delegates wives of Texas C.....essmen Hom. Rev. Burgen Watkins pastor of
1001OIOEC generally agreed Bring Out Firemen
PT D'VIP of perhaps 300 bev or more Thomas, Clark Thompson of Gal- officiating. Burial will be in High-
should be built to net 0 i k the veston, Jim Wright of Fort Worth land Memorial Cemetery under Firemen were called to two
wondrous secrets of what atoms 'T Rutheford of Odessa and the direction of Kinney Funeral blazes Sunday afternoon; one
heartsreally are made. t Frank Ikard of Wichita Falls. Home of Stamford, grass fire and one car fire
| Since atom, make up every- . 1 e gaily uniformed women Survivors include his wife: one Receiving a call that a house
-----------, ----------------------------PHILADELPHIA (AP) - John thing in the universe, that means RorTo 20 EhET sheduled son. Nose Ph. and one druehter. Dartment rushed "ToQr trucks %
Crab Orchard Lake, ft was from airport that a huge crowd had Cardinal O'Hara, 72, archbishop secrets of everything in the uni- arr ve that aroanneare Mrs. Kay Carpenter, both of Ben
the meantime to a bolicy of se- a remote parking lot there that gathered at the field 8»d lhat any- of hiladelohia and one of six verse. Nionday. that ‘'ty at 8 20 p.m Diegos and two aunts. Mrs. J.
Jective bovine twa Irin X O Ne: the terrified girl was forced at thing could happen of Philadelphia and one of six Machines of 300 bev. might cost They plan to greet as manyend iks and Ne B. B. Reed,
groes to refrain from an and all gunpoint from the car of her fi- The plane landed normally. American cardinals of the Roman $200-500 million. He said Soviet women voters as possible during both of----incan, Okla.---------
downtow purchases" ’ a ance, John Bryant 20, and into Henery said, and the crew began Catholic Church, died Sunday, scientists did not report the cost the tour Workers sen out more
The v the green and white auto of the to unload signal equipment it had The prelate succumbed in Mis- of their 70 bev machine than 5.000 invitations to the affairs Dhoumes in AHamni
The mass meeting adopted a kidnaper. brought to the Congo from Cana-ericordia Hospital where he had He said there was no discussion in both Houston and Dallas PlOuRd O ANCOI
resolution Hurst offered which de- The gunman, described as tall, da .After about 30 minutes, Hen- undergone surgery last Tuesday whether construction of future gi-----------’
Piorea, what it called t e failure well built and blond, shot Bryant ery went on, a group of Congolese for peritonitis, an inflammation ant machines should be shared ., *
of officers, to provide adequate in the face and then took his bill- soldiers ordered everyone off the and infection of the abdominal among the nations. Russia to - oan
protection to lunch counter dem- fold contajning $2. The billfold plane. cavity. Results learned from atom- Money to Ghana
onstrators from a mob of club was found on the porch of ”“ Then hesitating over his words, Death came at 3-06 am, as his smashers have been released
white men, house near the well. The shot Henery told what followed. three sisters priests and Sisters here, scientists report.
An estimated 1,400 Negroes at- passed through Bryants check A wild mixed mob of soldiers of Mercy who operate the hos-
tending voted to ask President He is recovering in a hospital, and -21 * ' 1 t .4 intoucu Waens
Eisenhower and the Justice De- Police re-arrested a 32-year-old astonished airmen with rifles, side of the unconscious cardinal, can come flying out from the—40 million dollars—under a new
partment to investigate Satur- ex-convict for questioning in the submachine guns and clubs, he The tall frail and humble spir. cores of broken atoms. The great-trade and economic pact aimed at
* * .....* .. . est puzzle in physics today is to developing the West Afri an state
i their relationships and Under the agreement signed Vientane will be met by 22 dep-
meaning and the deep secrets of here, the two countries will coop- utes who joined the antirevo-
forces which bold atoms together, erate in building up industry and lutionary lea der, Gen. Phoumi No-
More powerful machines might agriculture as well as “geological savan in Savannakhet following
unknown nuclear prospering to reveal Ghana's the Aug. 9 coup d’etat.
Girl Discovered
Neilon, 3318 s 7th, at 12:56 a.m
Sunday
! Girl to Mr. and Mrs
Ray
Junior Brown, 745 Cockrell Dr
at 11 09 p.m. Saturday
Girl to A.1.C. and Mrs. B W
Funeral was held at 2 p.m.
STAMFORD (RNS) — Roscoe Sunday at Kinney Funeral Chapel.
C. Thomas Jr. 48, former Siam- The Rev. Bob Green of Stamford,
HERRIN, III. (AP) — The body lifted from the well, Mrs Mary Sunday
of Mary Lily Ellen Roberts, come- Lee Roberts came forward slow. Boy to s Sgt and Mrs George
ducted from a lever’s lane three Mary Lily
days ago by a gunman who Coroner Adolph Fluck of Wil-
wounded her fiance, was found in liamson County said an autopsy
the well of a weatherbeaten, de- would be performed on the body
serted house Sunday There was of the dark blonde, grey-eyed girl
a small bullet bole in her head, to determine whether she had
Moments after the body was been raped.
VIOLENCE
The body was clad in a black
dress and white canvas shoes.
Fluck said her underpants were
missing.
CONGO
(Continued From Pg. 1-A)
bulances. Two were carried out on
stretchers'
(Continued From Pg. 1-Al , are * w---------------------------------____________
cal police cordoned off the house, being flown from Europe to care .
portunity to marshal the forces a two-story frame building, its for them and return them to Eu- a ■ ATEE
of reason and common sense so white paint chi pped and faded to rope for treatment. hnth dnpn
"I said amen,” said Lt. Gerald J VIHIV ilGIC,
T. Henery of Washington, D.C. "
FBI agents took plaster casts of “For two awful hours I thought I
that peace and order may be pre- a dirty grey.
Plaster Casts Taken
served."
Rodney Hurst, council presi-
dent, said "if no positive effort tire prints found in a driveway was the only member of the crew
to establish lines of communica- that circles a maple tree in the alive."
Lion between both races is forth- front yard, but authorities said the Henery was beaten but not bad-
coming in the near future and no area is frequented by picnickers ly injured.
steps taken to redress our griev- and young couples and several Henery said the pilot of the
ances we will have no recourse cars might have passed that way plane, Capt. Elvert L. Mott of
except to resume public demon- The forlorn looking house is Glenmora, La., was warned by
strations. about 18 miles northeast of scenic the control tower at Stanleyville
“Our efforts will be directed in
Leader, Dies
the scene to find a smoll grass
fire in the yard at 1457 Cottonwood
St. Three trucks returned to the
station while one booster engine
stayed and extinguished the blaze
in a few minutes.
One truck was sent at 5:57
, , , p.m. to a car fire at 2817 Old
Sefflement in Laos Anson Rd. The car had backfired
-III - and gasoline in the carburetor
-had caught fire. The blaze was
VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) - Pre- out when firemen arrived.
MOSCOW (AP) — The Sovet mier-esignate Souvanna Phouma ...... -
„ mercy wo operate are This research has discovered Unic n said Sund - it ’ the royal capital of l-u-
and civilians began to beat the pital intoned prayers at the bed. that some 30, particles and pieces to lend Ghana 160 mil on rubles ans Prabang Monday with 34 dep-
actoniched airmen with rifles 21 a._____-___1:21 can come flying out from the —40 million dollarc—imden „ ner ities of the National Assembly in
, a bid to end the Lactian crisis.
Souvanna and the deputies from
day’s ca-UVILL .«. qucouvmms „, wIC-S— -—. The tall, frail and humble spir- .
days racial violence, case. He is Joe Harry Milani, a said. Women and men in the itual leader of 1.513,000 Roman 1
partment to inves rate Satur- construction worker who has crowd shouted, kill, kill They Catholics in southeastern Pennsyl- learn
Earl Johnson of Jacksonville, served two prison terms, one for danced around the beaten men, vania had received the red hat
legal counselor for the NAACP, murder. shoving each other to reach them symbolic of his office in Rome in
told the meeting that Negroes had Milani lives near this quiet. Henery estimated there were December 1958. It was one of the
full legal right to picket peace- southwestern Illinois community. 10,000 persons at the field. . first major acts by Pope John discove r vet,, .
fully and that "every drop of He was picked up Friday, but re- The lieutenant said the other XXIII in his reign as pontiff. particles help clear up all mineral resources, Tass said. The Luang Prabang, meeting is
blood that is spilled will be found es 1 . . . Americans were beaten merciless- . . - 1 , a the mysteries. Dr. W son ex- The Soviet news agency -: id the aimed at sorting out the constitu-
on Mayor Haydon Burns should leased ater the same x sunt ly. Four Congolese soldiers final- other American cardinals of the plained, agreement provides for the So-tional tangle created after Capt.
ders.” . Milani was released late. Sun- ly stepped in and led him from Church in the United States are--t Union to renc er technical as- Kong Le’s paratroopers took over
The resolution said the Negro day night after several hours of the heid, Henery said Francis Cardinal Spellmanof New, ., I sistance to Ghana and train local the administrative capital of Vien-
rouens Dlere CIEEXpidinE ciEES cars .tap to ™ Aha some of the *t XL was.«Loraine’s Schools * for skilled work. -
bau. - handles and clubs in full Ka: To To 6UE 1 job" the Giocerindler p catt more Lt. Ar- Term Monday
view of enforcement officers." . time oftheid snarinsestea mand A. Kelsenberg of Pierz, Cardinal Muench of Fargo North UPenicnionBY
There was no actual clash at . Second Man Arrested „Minn., for Congo Premier Patrice Dakota now in Vatican City *
the scene on a downtown street A second man, Joseph Matting-Lumumba to see after Lumumba Dakota----------------S-----LORAINE (RNS) - Pat New-
when a group of white men, an-ly, 40, a St. Louis mechanic, was arrived for a visit to Stanleyville. . brough o San Angelo has been
parently farmers armed with arrested when his. car was found Streaming Blood Mrc CaaLlau’, hired as m ath teacher to c m-
cudgels, and a group of Negroes to be smeared with blood. Mat- ^ said blood was streaming AIV) 3 plete the , _ hool f .... for th
started toward each other. Off- tingly told authorities he cut his over Kelsenberg’s flying suit when - 61 - M t rm
cers moved between them and hand badly Saturday night when navigator was taken forward rer CeGWIEN Newbrough comp ete his edu-
prevented a battle. ... he smashed a car window with while Lumumba was addressing 1 - cation at North Tex S te Col-
But there was a wide variety his fist in a fit of anger after a the crowdlease this summer ■ h ■ major
of minor clashes throughout the spat with his wife. His wife, lo- when they took me away to Funeral will held Monday at in mathematics and a minor in
city. cated in St. Louis, told the same the provincial headquarters I 10 a.m in Eliott’s Chapel , science
No disturbances were reported story. could see all the others Tying Memories, for Mrs Mary St sehool opens fond y and reg.
by police Sunday. FBI agent Fred Graper said crumpled on the field." Henery Steakley. 75. of 1330 S. 4th St. istration of all student this week.
The number of sporadic inci- Mattingly has an alibi and author- said who died at 5 30 pm Satur lay with J B Cust .....h
dents tapered off during the night ities no longer were questioning They had been hit repeatedly in Hendrick Memorial Hospital. first year here as superintendent,
and police said calls ere ch h‘m in connection with the kidnap with rifles, with Sten guns and T*8 Rev. Hubert Thomse ' Members ol the meul ■ are
lighter than expected, was slaying. He was still b™8 held with clubs.” pastor of the FirstMethodist high school:
Atight security bandrommas on charges of illegal transporta- Henery said Sgt Fred M Kais- Church will officiate. Burial will Dickenson: English, Miss Faye
erupted where trouble tion of liquor and driving on a re-er of Smyrna, Del. had a frac- be in Elmwood Memorial Ceme- Edwards: home economic, Mrs
a Duval County patrol also voked Missouri license, tured skull, tery. „ ,Evelyn Maughon; business, Mrs.
said the situation ’ appeared to Mary Lily lived and worked as The hands of Lt. Kenneth Stick- Born Mary L. Poindexter, she Ray Preston; head football coach,
have eased, but patrolmen not on a waitress in Carbondale where evers of Valley Stream, N.Y. married Georges Steakley Sr in andscience teacher. Bobby
duty continued on a standby bas- her fiance is a barber. She spent were greatly swollen from taking Cleburne, in 1909- They moved to Dodds basketball coach and so-
is “The only thing we can do is weekends with her parents in the blows on them instead of his head. Abilene in 1925 and returned to cial studies. Glenn Kinzey: vo-
sit bv and see how the situation tiny town of Cobden, near Car- The Congolese beat at the men’s Cleburne in 1942. Following Mr cational as r e. R ymond
develops,” a patrol lieutenant bondale. I heads repeatedly as they tried to Steakley s death in 1955 Mrs Holt: band director, Buck Hughes,
protect themselves without weap- Steakley returned to Abilene. counselor, Preston C. Lightfoot
Surviving are two daughters. Grade school teachers are as
_ _______Mrs. Otis Walls of Brownwood follows: Miss Edith Wilkerson.
Henery, second pilot of the and Mrs. C. O. Thomas of 2702 S. elementary princ pal and 8th
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said.
Wallet Found
More than two score persons
A young Herrin couple on an ons, Henery asserted.
were injured in a series of clashes outing with friends found Bryant’s Pushing Crowd
that began Saturday morning and wallet, the 32 still intact, on a -—------,— -
continued into the night. Most of rickety wooden porch that runs plane, said the crowd at the field 12th St.: two sons, George of grade ter cher; 1 gr Mi
the injuries were minor, but three around the front and side of the had pushed right up to within a Big Spring and Capt Joe Steak- Carolyn J nes 6t Mr Drew
white persons were hurt seriously ramshackle house, few feet of the revolving propel- ley, with the U. S Air Force in Give 5th MI V
enough to require hospital treat- Mrs. Helen Waller found the lers of the plane. St. Louis, Mo.: one sister. M 4th M s. Russell C Mi
ment. wallet Her husband, Jerry 25. "They were positive we were Martha Pierce of Hereford one Gladys Spikes: 2nd, Mrs. Vance
Sidney Eugene Walker, 22, a recognized Bryant’s name from Belgians," he added. brother, Thomas Poindexter of Dickenson: 1st. Mrs. Floyd Coffee
shipyard worker, was shot in the identification papers and notified The scene at Leopoldville air- Cleburne; eight grandchildren and and Mrs. Raymond Perdue
groin while walking near a cor- police. port Sunday night was as dramat- one great-grandchild.
ner in a white residential section Two policemen found blood- ic as it was unprecedented here. Pallbearers will be 0 T. Toney Stop HIGGLING • er ’
near downtown Jacksonville. Wit- stains on the porch and well, which As soon as the white U.N. plane Aubrey Jones, Bob Steakley, Earl
nesses told police the shots were is sunk through the porch floor- hit the runway, troops began run- Cornelius David Walls and 1
fired from a carload of passing ing ning across the landing area. They Tommy Blackwell,
Negroes. Petham was The beam of a flashlight picked carried rifles and Sten guns. Some ——————-
Stallbed in Inehenest When ms out Mary Liys body. " the bot carried ammunition Caset around Entry of Negro
relet trumt. Wanaiimouneea wy t An a # CAM AEEP "e"- para pane Eham" noctlients . Children Disputed 1
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groes threw potash into his car about the lonely house at the end dere to see that there was no ( children enroll at a segregated
Helhad severe burns on the face of aumiledlone dusty, driveway, terference hatever, pushed peo: public school, as proposed by their
and one eve._________________now choked with weeds, ple back from the ramp whatever parents
their status. He plans to meet Monday with
The injured airmen were not the parents. Fortescue indicated he
permitted to talk except for Hen- would remind them that Port Ar-
ery. He was taken aside by Air thur schools under Texas law
officers and questioned could lose state funds and accre-T
F * FI I ■ ice officers and ques om . an ditation if they integrate without
Facing Flood Threat thote Nt r was saying: my last appro ar by voters in the school.
• amen" ._________
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ’ Similar conditions were pre- The Air Force has identified the , ., r..
Torrents of rain drenched parts dieted on some Gulf drainage other men who were aboard thei - Set en co Shrink C Piles
of South Texas and raised threats streams Globemaster as Lt. William M. OCCiICE I
of flooding in low areas along The Weather Bureau received Kenneth £. Benneti of Norfolk, New Way Without Surgery
three streams Sunday, word of rains measuring 3 to 5 Va and S.Sgt BE Bossa of Sar- I1CY ′′() HILVUI DH1SCS
Six to 7 inches of rain deluged inches at some points on water-asota, Fla The Globemaster is CAno T +.1.___D Hoc D :
the area around Pleasanton, 30 sheds of st re ams reported on the based at Dover, Del DUDS ILCA IVCICY CS A cil
miles south of San Antonio, ac- rise. Observers estimated an aver-----—---.. . , ..
The fact that Madrid is the New York: N.Y. (Special) -
--------------- - ---------highest capital in Europe led to Round a No wo htiming submtanee
Karnes City in the same general Vicious winds raked the Beau- the popular Spanish expression: with the astonishing ability to
area received more than 3 inches, mont area far up the Texas coast, "From the provinces to Madrid shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch-
likewise by unofficial measure- hitting up to 63 m.p.h. in gusts, and from Madrid to the sky." ing and relieve pain - without
ment. There were no reports of major. . one hemorrhoid case after
CWINBV2 another,“very striking improve-
RAP BESSES ■ • ment" was reported and veri-
L RU Iskinthin and under- filed by doctors’observations.
I we ightbecause of poorappe- Pain was relieved promptly.
( And, while gently relieving
1 pain, actual reduction or re-
* traction (shrinking) took place.
* And most amazing of all—
this improvement was main-
1 tained in cases where doctors’
South Texas Areas
cording to unofficial reports to age of 1 to 2 inches fell elsewhere
Radio Station KBOP.
in that section of the state.
Palacios on the Gulf Coast damage
gauged an official 2.98 inches. Moist air off the Gulf of Mexico
Because of the downpours on up- spread the showers inland By
stream watersheds, the Weather nightfall, however, the Weather
Bureau at Corpus Christi predicted Bureau reported the showers had
bankfull stages and some flooding subsided except for light rain at
of low areas along the Atascosa.
Alice and a thundershower at La
Middle Nueces and lower Frio
Rivers through Monday.
Forecasters warned residents
redo.
Rainfall measurements else- ruin .
where in the 24 hours ending at line,el
I 18 supr in D W*
A ing calories plus
1 mineralsand energy
U Hospital tested. E:
orted. Noover-eating. M
ks,arms, legs fill out, po
6 pm Sunday included Victoria bow
111 inches, Beaumont 59, Galves- wels
also to be alert for, flash flooding
and water rising over some high-
ways Sunday night. They limited ton 38, Austin 31, Houston 19 San
the forecast for the Middle Nueces Antonio 96, Lufkin 05 and Bee-
to the section above Three Rivers, ville and Dallas .02.
druggists
esallover body. Fights fat
ce, sleeplessness due to V’
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N In fact, results were so thor-
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DN at to make such astonishing state-
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Stop JANGLING your nerves!
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All this, without the use of
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