The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 102, Ed. 1 Monday, May 1, 1967 Page: 3 of 6
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ARKANSAS
LOUISIANA
OAS COMPANY
3 Slain In
Shoot-Out
••'St MARTIN VII LE, La
i UPI Three persofts were
| killed and two others, including
, a state trooper, were injured
in a shoot-out late Friday night
In front of a St. 'Martinville tav-
ern.
The victims were Murphy Jo-
dice. atxMlt 52, Isle Labbe, Li .
Frank Bertrand Jr.. 36, Breaux
Bridge, La., and Etheline Du
! gas. 30, St. Martinville.
( state Trooper Mike Barry >f
Lafayette, La , was reported in
, -ritieal condition after being
| shot in the abdomen. Paul Hen-
try Dugas, the dead woman’s
j brother.1 was in fair rendition
Mon., M&y 1, 1907 77TE CTTERQ RECORH I
The Home makers' Helper That's Taking the Country by Storm
HINTS FROM HELOISE
• One column, offering Inurdry tip*, brought
. 100,000 airmail letter* to HEIOISE in five day*
CrUSO ^ .,. housewives acros* the nation are writing
their gratitude and love to HELOISE
enjoy reading and making ute of her
valuable hint* on houtekeeping, cooking and
homemaking...
Dear Helots* knew of unles* someone was
You absolutely won’t believe ALLERGIC to mayonnaise or
it tint j yon try if. but this is it, ,on(1i,r„nl, (You ran test
the most, fabulous thing that • , .,
this by rubbing some on the in-
sicte of the arm alone the el-!
guarantee anything, but you| You'll be surprised how j>»n
really have nothing to lose ex-' your hands still look ape- •
rept a few spoons of mayon-j couple of hour* of "dirt”- work
Irene Ronson
Heloise
town.
MOO TO MODEST—Sally Heyd (ankle-length drees) and Thyra Sweet (below-knees dress)
■re two ef 10 girls In high school in Baldwin, Mich., who may be setting a trend- -mod to
modest Miss Sweet started It telling her mother, “We are tired of being embarrassed by
Showing so much." Now all 10 are wearing way-below-knees dresses.
Die sheriff’s office said Barry , , ,■ . . , ,
went to investigate the shooting|haf rv,‘r hMV-’ned. n my hud-.
?rt •> nei tvy h 11* *
loe a^ted * a hot it'* a ** ha 1 f ''m 11 e i it ^of Mv h,’au,-v ofrratnr knew 1 1"'v and leaving it for an hour' j LETTF.R OF JAIMHTTB
located about a hall mil nut < t w)u|dn., possill|v afford prof.-s- Since my hair is not dyed, I
ct-in 11 Ji-eitmonts f,,r mv Hn- i bleached, or drv. and hadn’t |1
Barn approached Jttdtee who ;..... been teased so that it was bio-1 I k«T -Emergency Kit”,
ken . I couldn't try it on me.j of items that annoy me vib»n I >
pint of real .mayonniase to use But 1 told nine girl friends a-, unexpectedly run out of tlienvj jewelry for each outfit inside
on my hair at home. ’ I tout tt and everyone of them !. such as stamps, cigarettes. :the coffee can.
Site laid me to take a handful , thought it was a great idea etc. j Me
of jt ami rub into my srnlp 1 Mainly they liked the idea be- i It Is nief* to kixrw that I
then , iimb it through ntv'hair cause It was inexpensive and. can reach for any of these ,r)lMr Hek>i*e
Officers bad not yet deter-, ^ ,oavn ,t at ,,,nsl ,30 'minut- mnynnonnise was usually m items easil . Of course, 1 re. j When I go* r»adv to ru* my
mined the cause of the shoot- , f h shamnoo ,hp 1*°™* aml handy Also it plenish the kit as soon as pos- j «crrens in the doors last week,
ing or exactly how the shoot-i cry noine snampoo, | ^------- ...
pulled a ’..’5-caliber pistol fmm l^1"’ and bleached hair ,
his pocket and shot the .patrol-; ^ . 'L" 1
man at close rang", the sher-
iff's office said
Barry then shot Judice four
times with his shotgun
Dear Heloise
I use a three-pound coffee
can as hat stands. This wav the
veils on my - hate don't get
rd
I keep the scarf, gloves and
, , Wrap an old towel a round yourlwas oasy to remove with a j sihle
ings tooK place. ,.pafi pvpnfnnllv the shampoo and their hair was real-
m^nnaise-begins to run ur j * ^ ^ J Heloi„;
in the chest. Etheline Dugas
Mary Cohen
j whose body was found by a
(pickup truck in a parking- lot,
; was shot once in the temple
! and twice’ in the rhest
American Press Gives
Hanoi Spurns
Johnson, HHH A Pain peace offers
* * ___ ..w.,/stnA*t t-nr C
By LYLE WILSON
Halted Press International
In a provocatively understat-
ed Judgment, DPI’s White
House correspondent, Mem man
Smith, reports President John-
son to be sometimes vexed with
the press.
The burden of Smith’s obser-
vation is that LBJ has blown
h» top about the press but, so
tar, off stage. The President
doesn’t Wee the press coverage
tt hit troubles and his triumphs;
too much trouble coverage andj
too Bttle about triumphs.
While Mr Johnson fumes
privately, his vice president,
Hubert H. Humphrey has stated
a ease openly. HHH says and
may enthusiastically believe
that the press has fouled the
nation's image in Europe
Humphry suggests tha, the
press has produced abroad an
image of a United States as a
land of bombs, fires and
disaster*. This seems to me to
he political baloney. Moreover,
ft is old stuff.
Misplaced Ambition
Taking No. 1 first LBJ suffers
drip'i
It's amazing! Life begun to|
come back into my dry, brittle
hnir after only a few treat-
j ments
Try it, Heloise, Maybe others
(who can't afford expensive treat-
! merits can save this way,
| too , j
And thank you wiih all my i
heart for all the wonderful hints
that help our lives and budgets j
WASHINGTON l I’l Secrc- - )_0 further and further
from the ambition which so frus-1 blundering, public stupidities of mry nf State Dean Rmk dis- Margie
trated FDR. The ambition is | various elected officials — lf-ios^d today that 28 separate -
to be managing editor < f all i beginning with some notable ’ ’ . v (h fj hU' ,n Well how. don’t laugh at this !
not mayors and going up from ^ ,, l)V idea because by golly it
them The ambassadors want- ........... nmv to lie actually works
At first, I couldn't believr .it !
, , , , i Rusk spelled out in detail forj1’ul 1 K‘’f to thinking
time to undersand that a ree, « * c ntaneuvevring1 There are hot oil shampoo,,
press must be honest. It dare , ^ rountrv, ^; plain oil shamr*** and egg
not invite any such crisis of (™ ^ fn p-v to stop the "hamjxws. And both eggs and
confidence as a credibility gap,)”,. ’ toil are in mayonnaise!
| Vietnam w ar _ j- So, I called some cosmetolo-1
- —,----—.> i He did this as the chairman ■
j I found they were rusty look*
1 ing, and one had a tvvo-i n c h
! tear In it.
( So T took a piece of nylon net
blespoonfuls (according to the'l If sand seeps through ym«r j folcie-H It three times , to rover
thickness and texture of their j garden gloves, put a pair of rub- j fhp tear, and sewed it on a-
hair) and two (who had long, I her gloves on even If they have! the edges,
thick, hair) used half a pint! (small hole* in them and usel T))rn j (>njnted my screens
So, try it If you wish I don’t (your garden gloves. (*%dth aluminum paint «nd they
; look like new. The patch (bn*
■ ! ing the same color) doe* not
dI mL-, .....-
of the newspaper^. LBJ
be able to do that cit
He isn’t going to lik You
should murmur from time to
time a prayer for his press
secretary. Some press secreta-
ries have had better luck than
others in at least influencing
the press. There haven’t been j
any really good ones, but the
few good ones did score.
What LBJ never can under-;
stand is that the managing edi- j
tors do not make the news. They
ed all such played down. ,,h' 1
The ambassadors came jn r’’!fr,f v.. a.n "
gists
| They all agreed that it works
i . ^ , ,/Vr When they find a person who
nistrahon to unleash the full U. npf,f)s hnjr ^mtlcmers. they re-
MARSEILLES, France UPI— S- Military might in Vietnam , mmmPnd this treatment when
Discovery
of the Houise Armed Services
I Committee called on the adml-
Just put it in the paper. There j police, searching for the. rob* | ^ ^pi^he^wat^'routo
the cti5tomer can’t afford other
ft tfSV somewhere alvl ^°rS ^ ^ Leg- j ™^ fhat jt wl!dn,
the story is told, good and bad. lon PiJ-'ro11' uncovered a large|to Rlv« the military, the green hurf ,nv hPad of hair that they
Humphrey should understand j cache of arms and ammunition j light to bring these people to ----
that a newspaper, broadcast In a summer resort ranch at .their knees. \ow VOL' KNOW
La Sa buc near here. | "You should know that the ‘ p„.« international
The mvner of the ran-h, his I resident spends ujst as much , B\ I nitrd Press Into ui
station or any other element in
the presentation and distribution
good i girl friend and an employe, were I time on the search for peace asj Daylight saving tiny started
on the military struggle itself,'’j during World War I in Britain
said Rusk in a speech to the j where it', was introduced as an
United States Chamber of Com--economy move to save fuel and
merce. electricity
THE NEWS IS OUT—Actress
irtfo/nn Cardinole looks s bit
apprehensive as she reads
the report of her secret mar-
riage to film producer Franco
Crlstaldi In a newspaper in
Naples, Italy. The report
tejd ot her 9-year-old son.
of news must report the
with the bad and the bad j interrogated by the police, but
with the good jit was not known v'tether the
Consistent failure to do that j arms were used in seizing the
would produce between thej $80,000 payroll,
news media and the reader or j ,
listener a credibility’ gap |
exceeding the gap established (
by the JohnsOn-Humphrey admi-!
istration.
Balanced Report
As for No. 2, the President
and Humphrey should know that
the American news services
send overseas a similar mix of
good and bad news in an effort
to provide an accurate picture
of the United States.
Far more important to any
bad image of this country’
abroad may be the sensation-
alised accounts of crime and vlo-!
lence which sometimes are
written by U. S. — based cor-1
papers.
Forty years ago there were!
newsmen in Washington fielding
agonized complaints Vof some
U S. ambassadors that the!
American news media were
publicizing the gangsterism then
prevailing in Chicago, the antics
of the Ku Klux Klan, the
SFCRFT CEREMONY—In a ceremony kept secret until it wa*
completed, British actress Lynn Redgrave and actor John
Clark are wed In New York. She won fame In “Georgy
Girl M Only six persons attended the ceremony
I'lJ WOW full BOW TO
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ALTITUDE gfCOED—Jauet Jackson, American Air Lines
stewardess, shows off her new mini-skirt uniform in Nash-
ville, Tenn, where public reaction is being studied. No
foubt Janet Is heh^: studied, too.
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