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Students Demonstrating In
rn&m* ‘ x. .? • , •
^Dld, Picturesque Turkey
■> PHIL NIC WHOM toil's seven lull*. *1* tlie rem- "Reaign
lift Fwvl-m Editor nai ls of ancient Roman walls Freedom
* ^The yellow waters of the Gold* creeled a gainst such ancient
hisect Inst&nfcul sweep* enemies as Anita The Hun and
th (tatiui. "
Today, farther to the north 11
the narrowest point of the Bos-
porus, submarine nets guard
against surprise atack by
Russia. .
Student. Demonstrate
Along the banks of the Go'd-
en Horn in recent days student
Menderes. Freedom.
in y graceful curve,
minarets split the sky-
:',T|toe on1 either side, with hen?
«nd these ihe mushroom dome
-3(Ea mosque rising from a chit*
Qf'- both old and new.
Small craft lie at anchor along
hie sides, and fartrter out the
1 Sweet- ships of ail nations.
“XStretching away. across Istan- demonstrators raised the chant:
1
Win with
BEN RAMSEY
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
They massed In the streets
and before the governor’s office,
and police raised the two draw
bridges of the Golden Horn to
prevent their entering Istan*
bul's European quarter.
Tlie outburst against the gov-
k
eminent of Premier Adnan.
Menderes w as. not entirely unex-1
pected. *
High prices, general poverty
and a lack of consumer goods j
contributed to unrest.
And. in addition, fiercely inde-1
pendent Turks ha\« become in-
creasingly restless under the
rrovemme-- "s iron-fisted deter-
mination to suppress all criticsm
of the legime.
4a)' Editors
Eight Turkish newspaper ed-
itors low are in jail because
they jKiblished dispatches Which
drew the government's ire.
A year ago this correspondent
sat in an Istanbul hotel with an
Istanbul editor. He already was
under sentence for one such of
fense and soon would be tried
for another. But he% gave no
sign he would retreat what he
considered his democratic duty.
Hy I’lilted Pirns International
Today is Tuesday. May 3, the
124th day of the year, with 242
more in I960;
NEW YORK -<UPI>- Mt’t.
Emerald Lucy Barman A. ho-
gast. if Los Anrales, was named,
today tlie 1960 American motiier
SHI PASSED THIM-Two Britiah sergeants, Marvyn Evan (left)irnd Patrick Maloney! Jwuae
at Wendover, Ut., for a breather on walking trip serosa the U. 8. Also in Wendover,
Dr. Barbara Moore lights her lamp to cont nue on at night after only four hours sleep
which foliowed 19 hours of walking. Dr. Moore pasted the sergeants in Wendover area
But the comparison was in- policeman who married one of
evitable. Both were directed a- *^e "’omen Caryl Chessman .if-
The moon is in its first quar- cf the year.
,eL: . ,, Mrs. Arbogast is the mother of
The morning stars are Mars,. . . " , . _ .*
Jupiter and Saturn. , «* 1° «nd *r*af
On this day in history : , grandmother of L ur.
In 1810, Lord Byron swam the She was chosen l»y e rational.
Hellespont in one hour and 10 jury of ihe American M'-'Vr
minutes. Committee. Inc., who s«*tocled‘
In 1933. Mrs. Nellie Tayloe 1 her from tb. wh> preyievsly
Ross was sworn in as the first ; had lieen named state moUie.-s
woman director of the United | 0( the year
States mint. Mrs. Arbogast's youngest chili
Tn 1944, synthetic quinine was Vvas retarded and she snent years
produced at a Harvard Univer- helping him develop Sb" organ*
sity laboratory. bed the Excentional Children*
In 1948. the Supreme Court Foundation and establiKlrd the
forbade the states to enforce
property
ants."
'restrictive coven-
gainst autocratic
Both governments have been
staunch friends of the United
States. But their peoples also
have been staunch friends of the
United States and in no case a-
mong the demonstrators did an-
ti-Americanism appear.
But both came at embarras-
ing times. In Turkey the dem-
onstrations came in the midst of
planning for an Istanbul meeting
of NATO foreign ministers an-
*™- ssrrtsjiE
'I'm satisfied.”
"I quit celebrating birthdays
long ago, but I knew better than said in "Don Juan”
to forget about tliose anniver- nought, no cioubt. so
saries. ‘ \ spirit calms- as rum
| religion.”
York Boulevard Schoo’ lor Re-
tarded Bo> . Inc.
She will be honored with the.
------ } I960 mothers from the states af
A thought for today: English a lunch on Friday at the Waldorf
poet George Gordon. Lord Byron, Astoria Hotel.
who marked
and 54th wedding
There’s ———---—
much the Travel Spending Rises
and true 1 NEW YORK tUPl> -Ameri
, cans spent a total of $25 billlor
— on travel last year, ruou fhar
The chameleon’s adrenal glands double their total expenditure ir
. _ . are believed responsible for its 1950. according to a leading tra-
a ler . ephen cojor changes, says the Nation- vel service.
- I HOLLYWOOD -Cheryl;
COLUMBIA, S. C. — Elder Crane. 16. daughter of Lana
statesman James F. Byrnes, Turner to her
^ Crane after she returned from al Geographic Society. The glands However, the Ask Mr. Fostet
anniversary a three-day runaway expedition: are activated by temperature. Travel Service noted, 90 per ccnl
Monday, explaining why he went * “Do you have anything to eat light and excitement—not by of the expenditure '-ade witlv
liome from his office at noon: but beans?” background colors. in the borders of the U.S.
• EXPERIENCED
• MATURE
• RESPONSIBLE
Touching off the student flare-; x*ou* fo Iheir solidarity in
up was a government measure advance of the coming summit
giving r parliam. ttary commit- inference,
tee sweeping powers to investi- B°fh. from whatever cause
gate ’’destructive and illegal” ^le-v ®P*‘*nE. provided grist for
activities of tlie opposition Re- ,h* Communist mill,
publican Party headed by for-
mer resident Ismet Inonu, a
nopulaf hero. The measure gave
the committee broad powers to
subpoena or imprison.
United States < iciais caution-
OBITUARY...
United Press International
NEW YORK U’PI Col. Henry
ed against comparing tlie Tur- Breckinridge, <3, assistant sec-
kish disturbance* with those re,ar>’ of war in the admimstra-
downfall t,on of
which resulted in he
of SyngmHn Rhee’s Republic of
Korea government.
Friends Of l’. S.
BILL FLY
President Woodrow Wil-
son and an intermediary in the
Lindbergh kidnaping case in 1932,
died Monday.
SANTA BARBARA. Calif. UPI
- Robert H. Gibson. 57. chairman
of tht - board of the/ Wine Institute
and president of the Gibson Wine
Co., died Monday.
GETS THE JOB DONE
IN MEETING OUR
STATE HOSPITAL AND
WELFARE NEEDS ...
In these vital fields, BILL FLY’S record is one
of sound, humanitarian representation. Without
pay, he represented the Texas Senate as a member
of a study group that made an on-the-spot exami-
nation of the programs developed by Michigan and
Illinois to rehabilitate mental patients. The result
was an enlightened new program that levelled eff
the rising (number of mental cases in our Texas hos-
pitals and gave new hope for a useful life to thou-
sands of men and women in our state. BILL FLY
handled legislation in the Senate for aid to those
persons who are totally and permanently disabled
and for construction of a new home for Negro deaf,
blind, and orphan children. BILL FLY was the
prime mover in establishment of the Houston Psy-
chiatric Research Center. BILL FLY fought for the
tuberculosis hospital at Harlingen. And BILL FLY
played a ki;- role in expanding facilities at the state
school for boys at Gatesville. This is the kind of ef-
fective, proven representation the 18th Senatorial
District must have. Stand up for good government
and clean campaigning by voting Saturday to send
BILL FLY back to Austin for a second term of his
own as State Senator.
LONDON UPI - Dr. Charles
Holden. 85. famed British archi-
tect who designed the buildings
of London University and the Pic-
cad'll” Circus subway station,
died Sunday.
MANHASSET. N Y UPI - Dan
C. Ani.e s< .1. vcinrin news-
paperman and a copy editor for
the New York World-Telegram &
1 Sun, died here Monday following
a heart attack.
QUOTES HkOM
THE NEWS
Reg. U. *. Pat. Off.
By United Press International
CHICAGO Evangelist Billy
Graham in a pep talk to'organ-
isers of the 1962 Chicago Bilk
Graham "crusade";
"You have the worst reputa-
tion of any city in tlie world "
I
SAN Q'ENTIN. Calif. An
drew Brennan, a Los Angelos
So Poised And Casual
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FOR RESPONSE F STATE
GOVERNMENT
RE-ELECT
□ILL FLY
STATE SENATOR
18TH DISTRICT
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The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 105, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 3, 1960, newspaper, May 3, 1960; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth695931/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.