The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 255, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 25, 1966 Page: 1 of 6
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Two Gi f ts Add Area Weather
$11) To Cuero
UF Campaign
t'-iL'., T-''
Fair. A little warmer Wed-
nesday. Temps 47-78 for Qjero,
Yorktnwn and Toakum
(Hhp (Eu^ni Slrnirfi
Price
U l Wo<»th#f fcoreou hnricoK
C\jmt< e»r>c OWJ* County
'A NTCWSPAPER REFLECTS ITS COMMUNITY”
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Contribution* to Cuero Unit-. laatkui to deduct $5 each mon-
rd Fund campaign slowed down !th • from his account, beginning
10,* jail’s pace Monday withi<T{| 1%7 unti) paid.
only two gifts bring recorded ,
adding SI 10 to the fund. j Monda-v * Eif,s ,hfl '<►
Tlie two gifts came from thejtaJ received through Monday to
f'uero jewelry firm of Beming the 1867 Cuero United Fund to1
& Wagner and from former Cu- {54,655 or 43 per cent of the
pro Mayor and now Stale Rep- . ...... .
rasentative, J. T. Newman. jrampa:fm qtw,a of S10-*°° r'
Carl R. Wagner. head of the-; raised membership m the $50-
long established jewelry firm, j $75- club to seven which is still
located at 121 E. Main Street,;28 members short of the initial
stepped next door to Tire Ree-.goa! of .‘53 set for this'group,
ord office and handed in aj Contributions of all -stzes-trf
check for $60. Mr. N>.vnran*s]thp United Fund drive are
VOL. 72—NO. 255
CUERO, TEXAS 77954. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1966
fi PAGES - PRICE 5e
Boycott Threats Make
Chains Reduce Prices
contribution was for 530 and
came in the form of a signed
pledge card with bank autlior-
Quota $10,800
Cuero
United Fund
HONOR ROIJ, FOR l%7
Mrs. damp Traylor 51.000.
Weber Motor Co 100
Duckett. Motor Co. 100
Coppedge Tire Sen-ice 100.
Freund Funeral Home 100,
B-'-rt Kirk Jr. 150
Mr. - Mrs. Alfred Fe ar 200.
Farmers State Bank 130.
Texas Eastern TOO.
Gulf Coast Wood Flo 100.
ll.E.B. Gro. Co. 100.
Lone Star Textiles 1T3-
S. W. Bell Telephone 110.
Stimson Furniture Co. 100.
Cuero Record K0
Buchel Natl. Bank 1->0.
(Yiero Livestock Uom 150.
Cuero Foodcraft Store 100.
Cuero Federal S. t L. 150.
L. H Buttery 100.
Klecka & Center 100.
Nielsen 7 Up Bot. Co 100.
Mr. - Mrs. Hamilton 100.'
Mr - Mrs. C. Thomas 100.
Th® Fair I>P* Store 100.
7»r. - Mrs. Harold High 10O.
Mr-Mrs. A W. Sobaffner 60.
Dewey A- Vallie Schorre .30.
Ark-La C<as Co 1-5.
TeRoy Hamilton 1™-
Miss Iila Brown 30-
Mrs. Fma B. Koehler 75
C V. Creamery 50.
Rrrning A Wagner 60,
.1 T. Newman 50.
'TOTAL TO D.VTT. 51,655. j
You can add your name to the
Honor Roll by calling CR 5-3131.
now being accepted, the chair-
man said Tuesday morning but
tlie smaller contributions -sill
not be publicly announced until
the 530 - 575 group quota Is
met.
All checks and pledges
should be made out to Cuero!
United Fund, be said.
Teachers
To Gather
; Cuero teachers have been
invited to join KiO education
| leaders .Saturday, Oct. 29. in
■Corpus Christi for 1hc fifth of
! six Area leadership' Ginferen-
ces sponsored by the 40.000
member Texas Classroom Tea-
chers Association.
The conference, slated in the
( Sheraton-Mavina Inn. ,- ill draw
: teachers from three h'CTA dis-j
trrets, including 37 classroom
j:teachers '.association's in 55
■ counties.
• Teachers will discuss local
problems, exchange ideas for
j solving them, and explore w-ays j
of developing quality in their :
j profession. Tliey will attend
their choice of six section meet,
rings: legislation, welfare, pixv
: gram, tax if a - s ion a 1 rights- and
responsibilities, teacher eduea-
it ion anl profession.*' standard5
I an-1 professional rotations.
’Highlight of the morning
meeting will be a TUT A lunch-
eon, lit which Miss Betty Bu-
ford. TCTA sta’o president, will
• speak Miss Buford is a coun-
! solar, from Pin inview.
According to Mrs. .Audrey
Blackwell, president of Cuero
OTA. more than 460 Texas tea-
j chors attended the first TV.*7 A
Area Conferences held in Hou«-
' ton. -Edinburg,., and- Arlington,
last year. More than 3.d tc:a It-
ers have participated in tie
conferen*e« this year.
Architect
For Jail
Employes]
Protests Paying
Dividends To
US Housewives
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,!' (■' v.i rii-'
' :-V d.sc.
C<>'iii-\ |. ill
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Fed. r-
I4\ t iiiti il f’li-ss Inlernatiitiial.
l is <
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ket hnev o: angry
.-cored prices today
a in- k, me rising tide
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pr- >:«)
r'citiY
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PAINT BOMBED - Secret Service agent* and Australian police surround President Jolnisor. s
limotisin? in Melbourne after it was struck by paint bombs—plastic hags of green, and tea
paint thrown by aJiU-Viot Nam demonstrators. The paint smears the wuwisiiie’d.
People
In The
News
Compiled ft Wire* o* UP*
Crystal Citv Program
Studied By Cueroites
Scouts Return Home
From Camp At Austin
TWO MEMBERS ol .Mm*
y all’s Witnesses wr.® convict-
ed Monday and two more fac-
ed trial today in federal coin-
at Austin for refit-Jig to - -k
at the Austin State Ho-pi-ai a*
an alternative to being draf-
tcs.
Federal Judge J.i k Roberts
fi'tund ■ Mil had " Lee “Che-hire.
21. of FI Pa-o. and John Paul
Matyastrk. 25. of Houston guil-
ty in non-jury
of violating
laws. Both
by Roberts
Twcntv-»i* membar* of Bov tat .on. retreat was held which ty in non-jury tr'.,..
T-oop Nc. SB MV.
turned home alter * three-day, ^ departed by Scout bus to' on Nov. 4.
encampment with over 2.000 gan Antonio whore they a’e Scheduled, to go on trial bo-
Rr.v Seoul* In attendance at !imch and w ere guests of Bert j fore a jury late • today w ere
Z.lker Park in Austin. Kirk at the Shrine Cirrus in the Pablo Klizarrarar 25, of Cor-
Tiiere were three categories -freeman Coliseum. Kirk was i pus Christi. .and-.- Johnny Rodri-
ef ribbons presented 10. partiei-. accompanied by Pershing Hd- guess Puz. -ffl. of Sinton. Boih
pants. Tlie' (op aw ard was a ]er. j also are . Jehovah's Witnesses,
r-.bbon signifying -Award of During the meeting last night.
Honor and Merit.” Second 0f Troop 243, Scouter* Haiuil-j
place aw ards were the same lon an(j Spears, Simon ' and 1SWEENEV want
A gi >friini Cuero sent to 1 he bead ,.f the Urban it—
C.-y;.'!:,.l Monday to ol* new a- Agency of CiV stc. - C ty
-■ \e :iie Urban Renewa’. I*ro- Sam Asider.son told the ..
gram of that city Tlie chair- that t ie percentage in.-rea'C n
,,n of tlie Citizen's Advisory teleplione sabsepibers n Cry»-
•Coinmittee of Cuero th< Rev. tal Cry has been the- large5* :n
..johti' Flynn, a'..member of • the South Texas, Though the popU-
conur.ifce Bob I i.ivN. City lation has had a normal grow-
, Manager Jim D.h. Clint DaVt«. th. Tiie chairman of Crystal
and 2.:n Farr consulted with City's Citizen Advisory Com-
officials of C.-y stal City nvittee. Postmaster Bob Pipes.
!-',y nn c.-i ld one of .tiie most' explained h:« committee's
'I'tpres.siobservations . wa> ";ork in the program,
that the Urv.ui - Renewal Pro-. The Cuero delegation was
r-.vn h.. ' raised the tax evalu-' taken on a tour of tlie three pro-
at on thf'Ugh increased proper- jects and saw small, neat
<y values by 300 per cent., In 1 homes in a section where they
i the five years • of existence of; were told only shacks once during
! tlie program, 170 new homes -stood Most of the new homes
have- boon built and 300 hom-’are well kept: according to:
"s have been rehabilitated. Fly .in seventy-three blocks of
- the first ^oiect have beer.
paved and flittered, new parks'
A 11-too Malra and l’,a>'Sroullds established.
illilw IVldliir ;anJ outdoor privies eliminated.
Flynn said: "It was amazing
to all of us. to see what a city
the size of Giiein can do with
determination and the will to
MANTUA CPI In their :in?JMWft . themselves.^ We. are
summit proclamation, die allies S,'A rj e investigative stage
gathered at .Manila dangled a|5? ^‘n(^ & tlie citizens of
W.nliil
- i .'lti ’ .
t:div;,M
Antonio
,.iM by 11
ei s ..!•) ::
ailo the
i . v i 1 >.
piest-nt vvi'ic . M, "a- F. Tread-
r i UK [i'-.d office-.- tor the'
Tv parti’ten!, o! Defeuse a r d -
Sum I.. Green-. i,n;.-nuiiicn-.
i ons officer £r<>:n the oifi.’.e of
Heiense . and f)i-,as:i i- ■ Rei.e' of
• the Texas Depart-lent o. l-»-.;|v
li" Safety.-
A ;-o it'i-.-iii.',.' -a.- f )i ■ . ey
HcrG-'r--un. (-•/ din;.: -• the
i 'ill ro - I x-U'io • Co-ii r 1
I )cfi :i-e:
. T-v Judge i n urge T owe’’
our.-y - oiiimis-. errs
■ th Sh-'r t; N G D.c'/e
,. ■: sir,. -;re
• to: k - ■ 1 l.e . ,.uU.<1 giv e
. e-m: a < on tite p .-I- date for
A-o.-kihg pi lie W,1:1 the state
and tederjl gov-err:men’s shar-
ing m 'h® cost.
Gondeok has de-lgned a num-
ber of simihii- 'buildings 'l:rou-
ghout Sou’h Texas.
Plans tail for the out-iated
DeWi’t County Jail to b® do--
moli-shed end tiie now bull-
ing cotis’i ucted nn the present'
site, according to (Jond-ek,
The county would make a
contra.- with an adjoining
county to home its prisoners
the construction Sheriff
N„ G.. LNetzi’ yaai
★ ★ -k
Food Cost
Worrying
nf Ix.i-.ti a gainst
high
f*®od
H- "i- ca.11'-' i
h: ve
t-rg
".;-;®(| to stretch a
doila:
-,t - - 1D
Di-i'ivn-Mning ’hetr 'homes
■ ive
"aken a - ir from
t • . -. i '
r.z'w*
dem--Msi'iitors end
IK-.:
m
PRINCE
women'
sc.-, ink i
btan pork
In the \
niak.ng p
-a-i.e-'t. '
A [..m.ly
-.i-. ely .ear
more ,-r.d
’ess.-- ’
to save a
A: 1
J
N j
- viu'th
, ml
hopC .
h a
•epnited
i i-'.yde
■ ITT
.biy
• :io; h
1" cut
dime.
-I'Tfi-J
t.iir
'r»uyc
nc 1.
.Ur *•••'“1.
. A-’"n
Troop Offer
Cuero Gets
Chilly Air
throitg-'r..j- 'ar
i :-e .'rm’-.n- ■ ■ ---.i-i m k
rb-.-.e- t!;i n fres' r /
\i-tr -: t'v -. -.or. , o.-.i .tt.g
to a «u-v---y nt - > rml-.i-' f'.viay.
high f-K.-d costs h.v e ' i- 'cj
A~e- ■ ns *•-> change both tk-’.r
shop -ing and eating h bits in n
•cohsmnt b.-t’le to stretch -thetr
food dollar-.
The - .-'ey w a- -ond 1"*-
ed Oct 7-11 ' ■ m. a rtnPorr.vide
sh'rr.n!® h’ c>-; . ,r p.esearch
Co:*o. of p,-t}-e'on fc- the
Na’lonr! A;.s,->ciation rd ’danu-
fu -tui-ers
Among th® find run
84 pe ■ cent were 'ren-
•ertie-l" about inflation.
-67 pc:- ceil- said th-R had
been 'art by rising ,eo.«t«.
-53 per cent said they arc
financially won* off *• "ban
a vear ago
Perhaps .th® most startling,
' ■ ”
MR.
AND
same
r-bbon with the Inscription !jjearn-presented the boys with
- Award of Honor” on if. Third jCamporee patches. Scoutmas-
ter Hamilton assisted the boys
in making; preparations for the
annual retreat camporee - which
place awards were, again the
same ribbon only with the
word "Award'' on it. Troop No.
243 received an "Award erf j will tat held this year at the
!!<>nor and Mori!" Ribbon in,t'uero Municipal Park grounds
the over-all standings of the jOct. 28 , 29 arxl 30. Tills annual
.-coiitcrnfi competitive events j activity is-usually held in Vic-
nnd; an ’ Awatxl of Honor" rib-jtoria. This yx*ar Cuero will be
Kvn : for over all campsite in-j the host for several Scout j she
-pc. Tion. In flag pole lashing] troops from tlie surrounding j ing
•he tnsop was the first to finish.; area Towtis. (See PEOPLE, Page 61
The fallow mg Scouts and j --------------2——--—
outers {-.-dm Troop No. 243 J.,
attended the weekend nctiviti-:
MRS. EARL
S! 50.O0U or
time times what the state of
Texas wants to pay- - for the
remaining land blocking con-
struction of tlie profsised Lyn-
don B. Johnson State Park
The park would be near Pres*
ident Johnson's LBJ P.anclj,
A.lrs, Sweeney- in Fredcrick'-
burg told a s[»pcial lai*l cnnde-
mnation hearing of the n-rioe
and tier husband arc ask-
for the 53 acres the state
Boy Facing
Death Trial
TB Assn. Gets Ready
For Christmas Drive
Teddy Simon. David Kacir.
Billy Spent’s, Ttonnic Bomba,
•.hinYlto Hodge, Rock Fetters,
ft..nriie Kthridge. Bubba Spears, j
i .'limy Ka-'ir. W F. Hancock, a- member of
r ,r cs Carter, J mmy M.v the TR Committee of PeAVitt
, V, s-.oilcy Fuchs, Mike Ov*. j County has announced that the
tcr;v I ireve*. Robbi® Kirk, j lepers for the
i "hat ley Venegas. ’ Mark Burt
if the citizens
troop withdrawal offer before j ^'uer0 waht to and can tm-
t’-.e Communists, in an effort to; Prove t,leir lm'n wi,h « «"ni-
•test Hanoi's willingness to come'jar PA'sram.
to the jieace table.
Tlds was the only essentially
new element contained in a
lengthy communique and ac-1
tympany ing' documents pro-;
claiming objectives of freedom. ]
the Pacific and Asia.
I The seven allied nations laid
| out the framework within which ;
; they hope to end the Viet Nam
conflict and begin the arduous
task of raising.the living
standards of millions of Asians, i
They left a number o f
questions unanswered, however,
in their lengthy communique j
and the nci-ompnnying do-|
eurnents regarding goals and'
aspirations.
Tlie pledge to carry out .rtnip youth
le'rn-
DENVER UPI \
aged l».iy wivi polir> said stran-
gled h* 9-year-tilti playmate
then hid Tier body while search-
ers combed two states, was or-
dered Monday to stand trial for
first degree murder.
The Colorado Supreme Court
by a narrow 4-3 vote said tne
Brett Lange. 14. of s'u-
Ghd.y Canadian air gave
the Cuero area a 42-low tem-
perature.- reading early today
plus .01’ of an inch of rain.,
Monday's high was 77 de-
grees. local weatherman II
A. Taylor reported.
A warming ’rend > fore-
cast for Wednesday'.
Rain fell over 'much of
Sou’h Texas Monday .with
30 inch at Kiv-'usvi'.le and
10 in Vietnria Vjst.n got
OR. Rare io .03. and ' Iutfkin
ul.
Brmvnsvil'.e w.x.* -iw state *
warmest spot with « high of
82 degrees, Presidio had 81
Alpine in the Hans. MounHdir*-
had a high of 6-t
33
.-■•art
from ,th-’
, survey was th. • 61 net 'crysrid
q-V* rising rv- re* ’■ -1 d ,'Uitr.gcs
their shopping l~ .Only. 31
sent an-wered to th®
j sr.me question w’t®n ’’
t posed in May. 1?66
”1 buy eiie.'i Lv i " <*ne
' woman admlre-l.
• used to buy bu’fer U - ■ o’eo
: and am l®-'- •*• • M."t. w--h
hre-d and many ofie- -.'-.ttC
6: f.-.ose -vho of‘- - r'Pt"-
! jon of who's to ’-lame f..r ris-
ing tv-' rtv-s- .5 -*
bi'-.t: e ’he goVernm-’r- r it ”
f.,-i J- :.e- s-.* *'-:®y A1-*
1,X-• • v -,r' o"s *o blirr®.'
T- t'rxcv * ,':r1 ■ "bmad
to raising persona’
\®- as a menn« of
Inrafon. yvh.de 67 per
'><•-.* s id they fawred etjt’.ing
d.-i-rr on fMerrl spending.
.Tho.*e favorlns raising 'federal,
corporate 'ncome taxes totaled
''.37 per cent.
ini'v'w ;
income
eur"rJ it
7 m Bur*
Kurt Fc’ers Mike Fuchs
l-'andv Worthington, Ricky
Ilenningfield. Gerald McChe*-
nry. Dennis Bi-own. Allan Lu-
ke-, Poe-Wee Spear*.
John C Jbitnilton and Trav-
i-. Spars. Scoutmasters.
v-itui-d.iy evening tlie troop
Blended a huge campfire with
, nc 5.1’imi people m attend-
\,-u t»iy* from tlie Cap
ii.,1 Ai, ,i i'mined were forin-
Mliv inducted mtu Buy Scouting
i-.nriresiiv* ceremonies
s-ui,ja> rndminf after church
i I'.tqi uu«r. led b> Scouti
received Uieir rlb-
trvKip
vs h
1966 Christmas
S®al Campaign will he placed
in the mail in early Novem-
ber Since DeWirt County is
now a member of the newly-or-
gamzied Alamo Area TB Asso-
ciation, a 3(kcounty organiza-
tion, letter* will be mailed
from the headquarters office
in San Antonio. Funds from the
1966 Christmas Seal Drive will
lie used to carry out a variety
of programs in the individual
counties of the area associa-
tion, it Is reported
Christmas Seal donation* sire
urgently needed to heip finan-
Ariibns the ubnormaln.es dis-
covered were tubci culosis,
lung ranccr. and heart disease.
The Mobile X-ray Unit will lie
withdrawals within six months
after 'he Communi-ts pulled out
and the “'level of violence"
subsides, gave the enemy a
burhan Aurora, Coio.. s'noukl
stand trial for the slaying
\ district court judge dismis-
sed a murder charge against
somewhat more specific idea of j the youth last August after de-
re turning to DoWilt County; what the United States has been , fen.se attorney* argued the boy
again in early February, .1467 talking .about on this pvint. i should he treated as * juvenile
to x-ray reactors for the j Tlie communique, however j offender.
‘ did not touch upon one critical I Tlie high court
issue which has been subject to judge did not have
increasin'.; discussion and pres
c* the operation of the TB As-jot these lung ailments should
sociatton a Mobile Unit, Han- j contact the Alamo TB Associa-
cosk said The x-ray unit has’tion 518 W Houston St San
Antonio, Mi Haneitek sa d
Canity . .t'zeris
school TB skin testing pro-
ject. Tlie unit Will also be open
to the general public at that
time.
Christmas Seal contributions
are also needed to provide
year-round educational pro-
grams to alert the public a lout
tuberculosis and other lun.gr
crippling diseases such as mu-
ptiysema, chronic bronchitis,
and asthma. Individuals wish-; peace terms. It iy unlikely that
Uig information concerning any
to dismiss the
ruled the
the power
murder charge
nounced that preliminary work
sure - the terms under which | and to order the case tried be- has been completed, and a re-
the United States would end the fore juvenile authorities. put to the State Coordinating
bombing of the North and go to J Police said the boy strangled Board has been made,
the peace tabic ! blonde, tliird-grader Paula Sue The primary pur]V>se o
This omis.sk n could bej Steinbach in June when tlie girl junior college, according
explained by ,h > fact that this j resisted his advances. The bexty i Di Lantz, u>
is an operational matter and not was tbuad 3i day* later under j by technical.
the floor of a abed in the boy's
backyard Saarvhei tar tne
child covered areas uf Colora-
do and Wyarning
Yoakum-Cuero College
Plans Go To State Board
Hopes tor the establishment, primary responsibility in tV
of a public junior college for conduct of these steps. Presu-
the Yoakum - Cuero area re- mably the r-’\t step is the cir-
ceived a boost Dr. Graham' culation of a petition, which
I-antz of Yoakum, chairman of. must he signed by 10 per cent
the steering committee, an- of the qualified voters in each
within the province of broad
ndkated their j traveled ovei 1.500 miles In
i. i'll- «'.(tnpor-.l the 'Akcminly teg on during 'he
..Si,- j tlie Lianl <>l
1 - i’ ! '*
rpea
-ul P.
clip -I
\"
iipsite ni Tix«'P
, kv Bennmgtield
6 - su-, (.nil (3ass
I’.int S.-oiUrraster
« K<iing th.* presen
Just six UHiiitiis. x-r.iy .ri'.t 2»>.- j the l"ia.i'it "I d re. t.-i * >
896 fiei'min'. 1.563 x-rays were Alamo Area TB As-
taken m rvWitt County dur.ng \are M s I Lie W in.tel.
th;* of tim* and 1;'6 lung Mrs' Dorothea Smith.
abozirma ltje* *er« kmnd and Dr F.oy Reed
.11; on
; Un-
i. i,v; '>n
R N
R N
this will satisfy those who have
been pressing for some more
definitive statement on me
point
Tiie United ’■'rates at the
Un-.’i-d N.it.'.uns tiltv.idv n.is
'ilc-ic’i! i" stop Kvithing the' JAKARTA' tl'VC* A mdl-
No-th if it rece ves some tarv court found torn* ln«k>n-
issuivnce" that there will be;esian Foreign Minister Suban-
proral reduction in Com drio guilty «f treason ’ortav
lKKEMEl) Ul l)lf
the
to
to provide close-
vocational and
academic training for itudcnts
of mis ana While academic
training would be adequate,
emphasis is to be placed on
teehn cal and vocational stu-
dies to aid In continuing a
idle of indUstraliiation
South Tt \.i*
According to
custom, several
rev
(See
of the counties within
posed district.
If the required petition is
obtained, an election will be
held. This election may deter-
mine the establishment of the
Junior College District, the
bond question, and the board of
trustee*, or may pertain to each
issue separately
At the present time, only
the counties of DeWitt ami
Lavaca are Involved. However,
high there is spec ta’.or. -hat Gon-j
lor’zales County v. . join the pro-
|posed district. Unvis Shows,
sti.ie Saw and: president of Tcv Tan Welnau-
>top.s are in-1 sen Co. of Y-vakum and Cuero
formation of a is publicity director for the
■av-aca Jun-
iev-il Nk.d pri e.- into '.nc
T"--® i-n-ng.'iin. of'-ntrain effort'-
fiA’lan’ic to PocifV
Occur.' - he: in- a week ago in
pv.-'-v--'vc s’-.-’c-i *o pav
dtv:'.M;;hds
Ti,3 - ;:(t . s.uri’r'r-.it.Ct
."hJlris that have knuckled -irt-
(1- .- grew Mor.di y when 6.H--
.•. ay rmno jd c .ti a k - n
’' andr-M- -f I’cm?" at its M
-pc ir New Mexico and - -**
Texas
ArtVicr T- x.-« '
■ v - d ’ wax -i..... pr s
•„ - —: c- F i*" s cl y.-ed
.: 76 **o:-cs M -in ! - and cv ! '
s by a' mii’h as 13 re'
, c; • p ■ V.'iggly - *
8-. rh-.ves* .-'.id’ the =tir-e
H-> t-cw-.ves w’:.<- '*»d o"i-'ti-
n ze-1 Tt’> -rmre th tr bri ige
pqmy* earlier, vve now in-
volv'd -r organ Ization* with
chtchy names and only one
riiTpdse-'oW’er weekly ■ ford
hills. In Buffalo. N Y : u* /«
Women on . ’he Warpath "WOT.
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Teachers
Seeking
Pay Hike
AUSTIN The legislative
ec,mmit:>e of Texas 5 te Tea-
■; che-5 Assoc.ation ended .,,two
'days of 'hearings' Saturday 'Oc-
itobcp '22. 1966. and announced
; a s;-;-par* package of proposed
.new- schoiv: legislation.
| The suggested, legislative er-
tion includes a method of jr*v
; viding increases in Texas class-
room ’eacliers’ salaries t n
b-Ln? ‘hem up to the national
•f-.’.-p
T 'xr.f net ranks 2trh in *h»
nation hi 'cG.ssroerr teacher
D*. J' ° R M 'Niel, chairman
of the TSTA legislative com
rr.itt»e and superintendent of
Wicri’a Falls schools, said the
new salary proposal is “t h e
mov immediate practical soiie-
t on to a serious statewide tea-
. cher shortage that - is hurting
those we can last afford to
hurt tlie school children of
j Texas."
MeNiel’s committee opened
hearings Friday morning and
concluded deliberation* Satur-
day afternoon. It heard view-
points from every TSTA-affiliat-
ed group, from classroom tea-
I ebers, superintendents, princi-
pals, and from education - ocierv
I ted groups such *s Texas
' Congress of Parent - Teachers
; Association and Texas Asroeia-
! tion of School Boards.
The salary proposal features
_____1 monthly raises in teacher pay
the pro- ’ ranging from $61 to $160 with
beginning teachers and teachers
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and leanteneed him w death
voived in the
Puhlie mmor eollege. The kv I proponed DeWirt -
,cal meerm* commute# has tha tor Cnllega protect
Poisonous Snake
Killed By Woman
The brightly > colored rap-
til* In th* driveway looked
dangerous to Mr*. Jewel Pa-
pacek. 801 £. Heaton St . so
she picked up a hoe and kill-
ed it Sure enough it was
identified late as a po,sou-
ghs coral snake
Mrs Papacek lives just a
block away fixxn the Onk
V.ew School. “If snakes like
it are on the prowl around
he-w *b* children might to be
warned " the mkL
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