The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 195, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 16, 1966 Page: 4 of 4
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HIT OH DUMP*
IN TYPHOON WlATHtl
U S PLANTS ATTACK
OtMAtCATION UNf
<S MMlTtAIION APIA
OPflANON HASTINGS
CALUO MAJO* US.
TACTICAL VICIOtY
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CAMBODIA
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COMMUNISTS HIT
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SAIGON
Pl«* 4 TH1 CUERO RBOORD Tue* Atif 16. 1966
PERSONALS
Gridders Get
Coll for Exoms
Coarh Ralph Garrett naid
Tuesday Till grade football
candidate* are scheduled tor
physical examination* Wed-
nesday *t 5:30 p.m at Boh*
man Clink
Kth and 3th grade football
aspirants will have their phy-
sical examination* tit Thurs-
day of this week at 5 p.m
also at Bohman Clinic.
Hospital Notes
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET
Mtx J C. Murphrce and
daughter Pat are visiting in
Humble with relative*
Mr and Mr*. Carl Wheeland
of Houston and Mr. and Mm ;
Or aid Albreeht of San Antonio
spent the weekend InCuero"
with Mr. and Mrs Raymond
Albrecht.
Mr and Mr* John Adam*
and rhildren left Sunday on a
week * vacation to San Anton-,
to and other points in Texas
Mr and Mr*. Don A’hrecht
and son Chris arc spending a
lew- dais on the const. Their
little daughter Dee Ann ’ re-
mained in Cue no with her
grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Albrecht,
Mr and Mrs Edmund Boy-
sen, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Lev
and daughter, and Mr. and Milo ...__________ 1.95 per 1(K
Mrs Arnold Hayes of Kings- Yellow ear com 1.10 per bu
v.iie spent the we< kend at St Yellow shell com _ IS per bu
Charles Bay. — '
,, _ , FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK
-Slr^ZJSSJVSK »-«™ 'ST1-USDA
ka. Fla, She plans so return —Livestock.
home tn September. Cattle 900. ca ves 350; art-
Jiv?. steady to strong: high
Mrs Ernest Hartman and ^ and cba)0t 938 ib steer*
daughter. Mrs. He.-mine Poth ^n,, hrifcr, ^ ,0 <)W
erf Houston have returned home chojre 550 . ©0 p* 2-1.50 -
t3°:“ * dCi.ghtfui tr.p to hew 25.10; utility - commercial cow.-
uriean*, La. IT 00 - 18.SO: utility - eommer-
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sturm cibl bulls -M * 32SD- F-wd-
and aor, John of E3 Campo are 40(1 - 500 ;h ralves 25 00-
11 i:ro hospital
Admissions- H. T. Fiessngr.
Dh.irui.sal*: Anna Harvey Ij
|Antonio Villarreal. Mr*. Lina 1
1 Kueokei. Annie • Afflet b.trh:
Bl K\s HOSPITAL
Admissions : Rosemary Re j
than. Fred Franklin. i:
Dismissals: Rudy Lanier. ;
1 «
POLLIWOCS j
Ry POU.1 HOWERTON j
CT FRO CASH C.R Vl> MKT
WrhafTwer » lac.
STRATTON HOSPITAL ( _
! Admissions Mrs Maltha J . . ..
! Brown. Rcwrcnd and Mrs Boyd
_________ . _... .Harris have as their hoUs*
_ _ || , guests Revcnend wnd Mrs Ver-
Town Talk ... Wm Feller and children el Unit
iContinu-si ti\jm Pag. 1 Bernard.
imny s department in
Houston on Sept 1. according 11 • k unn.ngtiam and -
Tom Heron. Texas Eaaten. BiH who 1* laller than ins six
Cuero foot dad stopped in C uero
d span Monday onroutc hum their
j to
Manager at
Papavek, runentlv a
cbei at Cuero has'accepted'a »»me in San Aniomo to Rock-
APOU.O PILOTS—The three pilot* named by NASA tor tiie first three-man space flight
planned a* the forerunner to putting a man or the Moon face the camera in Downey. Calif,
from left: Virgil Grissom, command pilot, and Edward H. Whitt and Roger B Chaflee
A mocirup of the Apollo I is behind them. The flight is scheduled for early in 1967.
Reserves of Gold In
France Keep Growing
position as assistant safety l*"1 a k*i*urel>- v«cat.on.
stipe A .mm lie will Vs- in train-
■rig at Houston, possibly for Mela Brewer is enjoying a
several months, before receiv-.week's vacation from work ,«t
mg permanent assignment. ! Buttery’s. And Jean York who
A native of Cuero, P«j>acek has already had her vacation
attended Cuero High School, (prettying up the windows with
where he graduated in 1952. 'some new gift mcrch»nd.#e.
After compieTion of his college
training in 1957 at Texas A&M,
FD* STOAT AUTHOR- Jona-
than Daniels, author of the
book “The Tuna Between
the Wars,'’ to be published
Aug. 19. is spown in his
oil ice k: editor of the New a
A Observer in Raleigh, N O.
Dwmeie. who w&e nrankliB
D Roosevelt s presia secre-
t*u v in the early day* of
i DR s poliUcaJ career w rite*
that the late president s al-
lot Don for tu* wife « sociaJ
ee.retary. Lucy Page Mer-
cer, neatly brow* up thetr
marriage in 1918 Miss Mer-
cer was with LDP, when ne
died of a stroke in Warm
Springs Ga.. tn 194.%
Charlie Gay coming in t’c 1
he started work for Wilcox hack disir of our office hiiore _ . . _
Trend Then a Tcxas Eastern seven o'clock Monday morning Q,OIO LXCTCISC
* subsidiary. as a meaeuremem to pick up some printed checks.
.helper. During the same year. He said tie had Used hi* last
(lie was promoted to junk>; one,
' measurement engineer. Then < - ----r-
during 1956; 'he started work in We were AU set to fly down Nemraqr Sept. 2-9 for "Exercise
dispa’ching a! Cuero and wa» to Maxatlar for a few days Bar Fw-t,'' a combined wain-
W AslUNGION VP! \ e -
can ! oapr will fly to th* H*>
stnd-V*i\lk 'negliitt' <>f nurthe-n
visiting here in the home of his .f6'®
feeders: high choice 5ffiv
parems Mr. and Mrs. E J. :'*s Ib Tr-uc<‘d rahes and year
Storm. They went to Six Flags ‘:n® steers 28.40
Over Texas before coming
Due.ro.
cellar-
promoted to his present position 1 vacation alter a lung distance
as dispatcher in June of that rail Sunday night. Then at noon
olfi- yi-ar i Monday Mike Naylor called
in Cuero. The couple have two da so we hope we can get our deployed by the .ioint Army-Air
hiklren. Amy Lynn 14 years*little trip in later. (Force Strike Command tie
Mr, and Mrs. O. A. Zimmer- high - choice 350 - 375 lb - steer
man are'-spending a few days at'calves' 31.40 - 31:80.
Rockport Charlotte wii: leave 'Hogs 375: active, steady : 1-3
Sunday for MiidenhaE. England grade 195-2G5 lb barrows and
- where she will receive an as-,gilts 25.00 - 26.IS: sow - 3-3 vo-'f‘-
signment to teach math and grade 7X5 - 625 lbs 19.00 - 21 00
science in a Junior High School Sheep 300: steady to strong;
in England. i good - choice 68-09 !b fpring
: slaughter iamb* 19.00 - 22,00;
L 2 r?' ' ''' ■ g<x>d - choice 50 - 73.1b spring
Compressor borsepowtr is *eeder lambs 16,00 - 19.00.
required to move natural ga* _ ........______ •
«ge 2
through pipeLnes.
PARIS UPI - The
28.50; good- of the Bonk of Frame
“
lt “* " * Knox before the drain in • extent responsible for the In a news conference Feb. 4, old, and Nancy Ann,
America s gold ivservgs set m drain on the United State* 1965, De Gau.'lc for the first months
France. once the chronic Fowier said the outflow was time openly declared financial ---i—-s--
economic “sick man of Eu- $17 biiikn in 3965 and has "war" on the United States am!
today' holds the world's reached an estimated $6UP Britain He attacked the gold Ends *\lth Bang,
second !a*-gest gold stockpile million this year exchange standard ori which •
i Die U.S is first and, unlike The French picture is just the West has operated since RLLTi 11LEY. Kng.and l rl
the Fort Knox reserve*, which the reverse World War II as outdated. ' weekend piano smash a* com iant golden yellows,
have been dwindling for -the In 1980 France showed just S3 He complained hir.eriy thatf‘pre y,as tmb’ a bang-up ~-
past 10 vears tho-e of the billion m gold reserves. In 1963 tiie US dollar and The British j rJevm person* were to- Walter Lewt* slotting <8* n at
Bank of Frame k-ep on rwf.; she passed the $2 billion mark pound sterling have a "priviF; Jured in the explosion of a the. five o'clock hour for a cold
The United State*, which .held In 1962 she outstripped Britain ieged" position as the- West’s homh tigged t«> tiie pwrio key- dr.nk saying, if he had any
'more than S2P billion in gold in and Italy. In 1965 she overtook two main reserx*e currencies, j J>' members of a rock n roll more w*»rk r.ghl 'now he
! 1958. now has stoek* totaling -prosperous West Germany He argued that the dollars; wouldn t know what to du.. But
•ess than $34 billion In 193* Last June French gold held by other countries ere met-* a practleal y*e ban he wasn’t complaining.
totaled' stocks topped the £> billion ely covering up 'the United went wrong said Alan Lee-on. * r~*
gold States' unfavorable balance of » "We are' desperately sorry-;j If any of you like to pan
tng operation with British • n 1
NorwegUin force*.
The Defense Department i n
Drain l S. Stork* ! eight years. But French
l*. S. Treasury Secretary Hen- via Is admit they ai-so reflect, p*p*cek and hi- wife p*t- from Sintt« .to *«y ft «-a* off a*' announcing the exercise Mon*
n F«w'.er complained last deliberate policy on the part of riem. live at 703 South Valley 'he was flying a group to Ftori-Uay. said that the troop
Atlantic1,'Fleet, would buitre**
W- ve just read that the 1967 ;. fortes • already in Europe in a
All American Ron* Selection demon•tj-ation of their ability *0
prune winner is "Roman Holi- reinforie rapidly in an emergen*
day. ’ a sparkling new Iloritiun- cy
da with hreatb-taktng > ok>r» of ( —J.— -------
flaming oraftge-red* and rad- Rl AJi !Ht ll.M*inr.O
AIM THIN TOR BEST
BESLXTS.
SSi-iffC od* are P r a lifetime.
Make *are yoo select Ihe fin
»>*! uhnteier price yM wish
to pay . I^et os help yoa.
Beming i Wagner
4FREI.FRS
Lester Frers
B REPAIRS
lHere, Texas
Roaring Baptism
Italy
GENOA
Twenty-day-old
UPI
Stefano None* Franr!l! ^oH, s,ocks,
sir mW~M
............... about 4.585 tons of the reflect in part France * mtritanc to a straight gold standard and make a bit of fun w.l. be he,d Sunday. sep». 1*tli
metal. I economic recovery in tl»e past made It clear that he would Four of the 11 person*; from 1 to 6 p ir. at Row-mom..
_;__convert France’* dollar re- injured needed treatment at
Better wear some- ""v*** as fast as r>OS!ilblr in,°
gold. j ■ _______________
This he has Ix-en doing for;
the past 18 months, even b At Tv RELEASED
baptismal ceremony took - place
inside the lions cage.
Following the christening
Nones took Stefano in hi# arms,
m >untf-d a lioness and rode
amamd the rircus ring to the
cheers of spectators.
Birth Celebrated
VADUZ Liechtenstein UPI -
The tiny- principality of Liech-
tenstein Sunday celebrated the
60th birthday of ruling Prince
Franz Josef H end its national
holiday with offie.al ceremonies
and dancing in the street*.
A
IT’S THE LAW
★
I stand” or
i thing a little more conserva-
; live."
Further, he may explain some
,h, mysw-rie* of kpl “SJl W
.Uiir® in n.I,, i-olm !*>» !lme nflS repay Ulg IKO
procedure in order to calm the n debts to the
| witness' natural apprehension* j^ted° States'* ahead of sche- Louis Lockup man since joining There are dour pru..*#. food and
: abend testifying. _ dole '...... ' '' • tlie National Football league drink otmcesswo*, and .child-
But a pre-trial discussion may , in team in 1963, was released .ren’s activities,
range far beyond these ob.iec- „_______---- Monday by the Cantina’*. I
back
the Gilbert Denman estate
well worth going to see. Mo*'
iikeiy we ll have some admis-
sion ticket* to sell. It'* always:
a real fiesta. In addition to
painting# for *«Je there arc
LOUIS UPI — Quarter- sculpture, ceramics, tapestries.
Buddy Humphrey. St. weaving and leathercrafts j
Toytown U.S.A.
Its* V Navarra — Victoria
Ob Hwy. 77 — H! S-S3I1
tives, depending on what the
witness is expected to do
Will he have u> explain a
France's publicly
■j goid hoards leaves no
* that
_____ _______ doubt Humphrey, 30. an eight-year, Itappy birthday to Robbie
r> Gaulle has b«sn pro veteran, a a* placed on .Krueger. Jimmy Hahn and Vir-
pushing aliead ruthlessly with warier* and went unclaimed. ,ginia L*wu«,
chart to the jury? Will he be ^ pJans ,0 wmvert I He is now free to negotiate a* a
a little bare
ain
r/aoemoi&ellc,
&EveNTeeNj
SLAMOJR
. . . which is youi
VW ,sD\\L\Vy\.\ ?
Hare your cutout a* you like it... win some and
Low-touched or boldly slashed back from a T!
It’* fashion, it’s fun, it’s a captivating Personality
either way.
In T-Timer Red — AAA - AA - B
5 i to 16*s..... $10.95
Bags to match - Clutch Bag........$0.95
Handbag............ $7.95
Many other styles here and others coming—
RICHARD S of Cuero. Inc.
1ME. Main
CR 5-5211
Coaching The S tlsn*
One of the oldest tr.rks m
the court:*xirr is to fire this
describing the scene of an ac-
cident? Will he be called upon
to give the background of a
quarrel, without wandering off
into all kind# of irrelevancies’’
H‘- can perform all these
functions belter — mote elcar-
dollar* into gold.
I free agent.
question at a sptedilV _ If he has
Have you talked with any- ^ -
one about this ease
To show' bow honest he is, the
witness might indignantly say-
gone over the matter first with
the law?-er In fact, the lawyer
may even put him through a
trial run” of his test!money
no. But hat very answer makes a nKxk croaM.x<,min.
hM a liar. For suroly he hiu the oppfStUon
already discussed toe cm*, if A„ comes und,r tbp
not v-itn anyone else, skv of . - prr paction” - and
with the lawyer who summon- ^ w.,tw>R!> „ dpfini.
n,h‘m 10 P !“dn-‘ tp}v pari 0f fhe lawyer * job.
rzsJrrJz •'««— “
the lawyer. ' ^ tween prujeT preparation a 11 J
limits it is both -i.orriial arid
necessary'
Why? For one tiling, quit*
simply, because the lawyer will
w ant to find on! what the wit.
ness knows ah nv tiie case.
For another thing. r«- rnuy
give tiie witne.-# some hint# on
uiMirooiTi eiiqueMe. .like "Don't
<-w gum on 1 tie a tn----
POLKA
PARADE
Your Favorite
Polkas, Waltzes
and Schottisches
Now In Its
17th Yeor
Monday - Saturday
9:00 a m to 9:55 a m
irnpn»r*-r ixiai.iunif? The line i-
ermsed wfien fi»»- lawyer i- r#>
iomrer drawing fact* ou' of 11
witne*- but instead Is putting
fuel-- in He ri;i\ a*k. !>ut noi
!c!.V how fast Ihc car was g<»-
:ng: .1- k h it lV.lt te'i. WIKI
threw flu* first {nin-li
H :>v in testify is a matter o!
e.x;r,: ,i>rv f ami jugmont and
pi-avtjee But v hat to testily is
a matte 1 of truth. And. in the
words of the'United State# Sup-
i-e-nc Cou -t:
"Triifh need fv. disgui.ve "
A public »»'fyiee feature of tto
Ainertceu Bat A«*oei«tto» and
the State Bar of Texa*. Britten
by Bill Bernard.
KCFH
V 6 7
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WASHINGTON UPI - Sen.
Robert F. Kennedy, D-N.Y ,
announced today he will neither
| oppose nor support any of the 1
F contenders for the Democratic;
•f nomihatie* for governor of New
York. 1
HM» LATE TO (T.AHMIl t —
MELP WANTED
1.........—-
(PARTS MAN. FXPEKlENn;
'not nee**'-ary bui preferred,
i Apply in per.-on. Duckett Mot-
La- Co. _G»
ROOM FOR RENT with private
entrance and bath. *08' W. Sar-
1 ah Street. CR' .5-9180; <22
RFFRIGERATION
MR-CONDITIONING
SERVICE
Davis Plumbing Co.
« K S i'?l nr TTt * «*7t
VIC I CONG
txtcotts si*
WOUND to MAIINtS
! At
*ANH
MO*
SOUTH
VIET
Check your
policy now
Be sure it’s up-to-
date Rising proper-
ty values and re-
placement costs
could make your
present insurance
inadequate
JIM
CONRAD
104 N. Gonzales
HOME HINT FOR TODAY- J
Toe Answer to a Pain* Prob-
lem A iouM- iid can cause;
thickened and dried out jiamt '
After each paint job, before1
-eating tl»e can, run a cotton
vwab around lia* rim to re-
.move ex e*# paint that pre-
\em* tf*e l:d from rioting tigni-
tv. Tne *wab* al*o make
handy tiny pain! brushe# tor
: touch-up >»b* in area# you crtn'1
, reach with a brush.
Hearing...
'( ,>niimte*i Iruut Page I) i
for and acting in liehalf of i iej
iUommuni.-t government of
North Viet Nam or the Viei
Long are no! mere di*v-ftt. AH
lie overt acfi*; "
A number of hrltie.s .of the
U.Si role in the V’iet Nam w o
were *u*ipo**niied to the hear*
mgk.
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Kith One feature Only
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with one feature onto
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Reputation is built ujxm the words of oth-
and merited by performance.
ers
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