The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 218, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 5, 1963 Page: 1 of 6
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■ TUCUMCARI. N. M. -<U»-
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Head OOfteh Bill Ford toldCneto lion* Wndnenday ha thought they’d see some
good football, especially defensive football, at tonight's scrimmage with Victoria.
The game, free to the public, win be unreeled on the home field starting at
7.30 pm. <-»v v-,i
It will be the Gobblers’ second "slnUttnUd eombat” test leading up to the
opening game of the season
neat FHday, Sept. 13, against
HallettsViUe. a borne affair.
Ford presented the program
at the Lions’ noon meeting. He
introduced hia five new assist-
chea, Sherwood Barker,
Sakher, Boyce Berger,
Russians
'Swarm All
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Over Cuba
Shoto Legs
For ‘Safety
■wagon” be mad* that
y would not impede fr
to use nuclear weapon
* Of its security.
Wallice Fikes and Douglas
Reid, and stated that he had
“never been associated with a
finer group of coaches "
Ufa head coach said the
fWkrtorfaoakjptt posed the fag
ools Wednesday.
theevent saaesWdsata bad not
state trooper* mot Mm by Wal-
iace Tuesday were teen at the
schools, but it was not drier-
mined whether toey were on
duty or merely observers. City
poficemen refused the ottered
assistance of the troopers Wed-
nesday night during rioting by
1,000 Negroes; enraged by the
bombing of • Negro attorney’s
nome inrw knocks from on® w
the desegregated schools.
A2*|M|itudsasn Mjduud ly^Ml aS
Binrangnam wnooi Doara w-
torneye were expected to go in-
to federal, nourt today to seek a
reported today- tt»ay nwoid die
use of uniforms, be added.
Dick Rtemann, 37, of Yon-
kers, N. Y. en mute to a San
Francisco Bay «iea teaching
Job, said the Russians travel-
ed in groups and did not ming-
le with Cubans.
He said they lived in a ’Wall-
ed city” of their own in Reg-
ia, a fishing village across die
boy from Bgvpw,' apd bad
their own ’tittil* of pleasure.”
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The fortifiod area in which
they live is off-limits to all but
a handful of Cubans with spec-
ial passes, he reported.
Ricmann was flaw ft .30 Am*
erican students who spent sew.
«s CWtro
graduated from Grant Medical
OaUage in Bombay. He is a
DAVIS HENSLEY, convicted
of snitching Jim Stone’s dinner
at a recent meeting of the
Lions Club, has filed an appeal.
R was just last week that
County Judge George Trowel!
sentenced Hensley to eat bis
dinner out of t child’s Ugh ch-
air in front dTft* entire Lions
Club. - ■*
The sentence was not carried
out yesterday, pending the trial
to “higher court,” to this ease
tie dub president, Howard Kle-
inecke.
Defense attorney is Perm Be-
aMey. Charges are being brou-
ght by Tail Twisters Dr. Char-
les Ttibbs and Mike Weber.
LATE NEWS BRIEFS
red to
Rickey Wieekr, 16-year-old
jufaor, and Ernest Henson, 18-
yeanokl senior who played half-
back last year. Wheeler has
earned one letter while Henson
has two to his credit. Both are
comparatively small and light,
Wheeler weighing in at 145 and
standing 5-8, while Henson tips
the states at 135 and Is 5-7 teS
"These kids are doing as Well
as can be expected,” Ford said.
“They’ve come a long way In
the last three or four days. But
fto may have to do away with
fie offense we’d planned before
our first game. I’m not sure.”
He envisioned a ’’pretty fair
offense;’ If the quarterback
U.s. RESTRICTS VIET NAM TR\VEL
WASHINGTON OJP1) - V* State
day It is curtailing non-essential travel by U.S. officials or their
depententstoSocrth Viet Nam as a “precautionary step tojnew
of toe unsettled situation” there. At toe same time, the depart-
and other readings in toe 30a were reported across New England
and the upper Great Lakes region.
SOUTH VIETNAMESE STANDING FIRM
SAIGON, South Wet Nam (UPD - Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu s
charges of double dealing by toe United States indicated today
that the South Vietnamese government has no intention of DacK-
ing down under any pressure from Washington in the present
crisis. Mme. Nhu, the powerful and beautiful sister-in-law of
President Ngo Dinh Diem, said that President Kennedy appar-
ently has the wrong conception of the Diem regime s parallel
* . n . i it. 1—a— J sLa r'/vmmnnict \7 IOT ft in O’
Graham Warns
Of Judgment
LOS ANGELES -tUP»- Bil-
ly Graham, speaking to the
smallest audience of his current
evangelistic crusade in rain-
dampened Memorial OoHaeum,
warned Wednesday night of a
day of judgment when there
will be n? valid excuse for re-
jecting toe Gospel.
"Thousands of people today
are too busy with toe cares erf
life, with the problems of every
day living, to give any thought
to God and the church,” toe
evangelist told his audience of
15.453.
"Hie Bible teaches that there
will be a day for which all oth-
er days were made when the
whole universe wiH be gathered
before toe judgment. We will
not he judged on toe basis of
our social position, our race, or
Farm Group
Holds Grain
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Off Market
en weeks 1
regime guesi
"volunteered1
cause I knew the type of
group that was going and want-
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AT THE CONCLUSION of his
talk on this year’s football
team, Coach BUI Ford stated:
“If you have any further que-
stions get in touch with some-
one at the school, rather than
someone downtown
ed to land some balance to it”
Also, Riemann - said, “I
thought toe Kennedy sdsolnls-
tration was downgrading Cette
Guard Inventory
Coming Up Soon
A team of approximately ri-
ght men from the Inspector
General’s Inventory Section.
Austin, will conduct toe annual
unit inventory at Cuero’s Nati-
onal Guard Armory Monday.
Sept. 25.
M-Sgt. LeebeM M. Kuecker
said everything Company B has
will be counted that day.
The company will nM have to
assemble for toe inventory he
said. \
The annual inspector gen-
eral’s inspection wtU be held in
January.
popping
1 problem . . . I feel Integra-
tion comes after our national
security.
Under Fidel Castro, Havana
has become a fortified city,
Riemann said. He said quad-
40* (rapid fire) antiaircraft
batteries dotted the capjftal and
were even installed atop Hava-
na’s hotels. '
The food in Ctiba "is nothing
Riemann
Buddhists and the Communist Viet Cong
struggles with the
guerrillas.
LBJ FLIES TO FINLAND ON FRIDAY
STOCKHOLM. Sweden (UPI) - Vice President Lyndon B.
Johnson wound up his three-day goodwill visit to Sweden today
with a discussion of world problems with Prime Minister Tage
Edander and other top Swedish officials. Johnson was meeting
with Erlander prior to a gala dinner-dance in his honor tonight
at Stockholm city hall. He will fly to Finland Friday to continue
his 15,000-mile tour of five northern European nations and Dan-
ish-owned Greenland.
SOUTHERN BELLS PRELIMINARY WINNERS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UPI) - Save your Confederate mon-
ey,"boys, the South is rising agafn-onK this time the girls are
leading the comeback, with the weapons only a woman has, at
the Miss America pageant Two southern belles - Miss Virginia
and Miss Alabama - reigned today as the winners of the first
preliminary competitions in toe talent and bathing suit categories,
respectively.
CORNING. Iowa - (CPI) -
The militant National Fanners
Organization (NFO), which-Iasi
summer staged a five-week
market rebellion on livestock,
today launched a holding action
designed to keep feed grains off
the market.
The action was ordered Wed-
nesday by NFO president Ortn
Lee Staley, who said it was
aimed at "cutting off the life-
line” of grain, livestock afid
dairy ptoatatats.
Effects of, the new boycott
were not expected to be Jilt
Sounds like an appeal for fe-
wer Monday Morning Quarter-
backs and armchair general*.
IF IT CAN be perfected, toe
Gobblers will use a reel ‘‘mys-
tery play” this year.
Right now k’s a mystery to
those running it
Seems that the offensive team
in an inter-squad scrimmage
the other day sooted a touch-
down on a play in which Just a-
fatot everyone to the bacfcfirid
got m bawled up and ism to
every stanch direction, ell of
short of abominable,1
said. “It has no. last* at qll.
He said this was- tetto-evw
though the students as Amer
am guests, rot facial Pattern
Walking out far the defensive
liMhdttUB*- nnetiiAMB n--—1 -
halfback positions are Ronnie
'Meat, * junior with one tetter,
and Lang Smith, a sophomore
who fan moved up from the B
iWu. ;~;
“By the time the first game
rods around, we feel the defen-
se, will be to pretty good shape,”
the coach said.
, He said coaches were not sat-
"Wben the
to rationing
their basic
imagine the
he said:
fa,|jw
iplcs, you can
ipe they're in.
Meyersville Enrolls 8<
Westhoff Signs Up
An esflmatiad enrollment of 86 pupils te
Brazil AAarches Toward Uncertain Future
Senior with two letters, Lowell
HHl^ with two letters,
and Bobby Castillo, a junior up
from the B Team.
Fofd said he was not able to
give a starting line-up, couldn’t
even come close at this time,
stating that there was a lot of
competition far nil positions.
’ Leftists also are angered by
Goulart’s negotiations wtth Am-
erican and Canadian power com-
panies for purchase at their pu-
blic uliity subsidiaries to Beta
stt. They accuse Mm of surren-
dering Bratattan sovereignly to
please the United Staten.
Meanwhile, the tend end tax
Nfprtda which Goulart seeks
end which were a eondhtpi of
continuing U. 8. aid remain sta-
lled to congress, caught betw-
een right and left.
. Despite Qoutart’s attempts to
establish financial stability *ru
n .tsrse-year austerity pin. both
my orCwm bowm*iubb 10 B^^rroc
ley find proclaimed by Quadrosltex, banking and ether adminls-
has been maintained, and Gou-I trative reforms,
tart and a succession of foreign Hecklers shouted at him, de-
ministers have continued to oul- manding “Wltare do you
lioate friendly relations with the stand?” 1 ■ y.
Communist world. fbe Commumt • - oontrajted
Pressing BrazH to toe right General Labor Contederatiao
has been the United States, with has charged that Goulart has
occasional Unis of a out off of “based to Ytofeta pressure”
By HDL NEWSOM
UPI Foreign News Analyst
Brazil’s President Joan Goo
lart' observes an importam an-
niversary on Sept. t.
It was on that data two years
ago that he took office after the
sudden ratification of Jaax Qu-
grades is as fallows: 11 lathe
(ven In the third; 15 in RM ft
thoffs enrollment is «
year’s enrollment on t
nut 25 more will be t
• students are picking «
turn when the season U
tudenls ere expected to
famsett has attempt-
lerateiy leftist stand
brought him under
nth right and left.
lion of conservative poliftolans
and military leader*. But it bas
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Mills, Lin. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 218, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 5, 1963, newspaper, September 5, 1963; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth696801/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.