The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 86, No. 84, Ed. 1 Friday, April 10, 1964 Page: 3 of 6
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Stall-in Plans
Due Overturn
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New reek. Apr. 10 (M—New
York’s Police Commissioner
Michael Morphy says that civil
right* Mdiittnradn* win not
be allowed to mar the New York
World’s Fair. The Brooklyn
chapter of the Congress of Ra-
cial Equality had threatened to
cause massive traffic jams at
the fair oa opening day.
Morphy told newsmen the
force would have sufficient
men and equipment to meet any
situation. The national director
of CORE, James Farmer, says
he Mm suspended the Brooklyn
chapter for announcing plans
for the so-called stall-in.
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Mrs. Lela Raines, 102 Rus-
sell DtlVe, mcdcial.
Mrs. Ead Haney, 204 A**-
lin, medical.
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medical.
Mrs. J. L Waters,
Route One, medical.
Mrs. Dollie Pickett, 325
South Locust, medical.
Mrs. Jessie Parnell, Green-
wood, medical.
BUI Elliott, College Street,
t. Diggs, Dallas,
Dike,
medical.
R. A. Binkley, 51# Ra-
dio Road, medical.
tarry Gene Besdlek, 216
Beckham, medical.
Dismissed
Johnny Dobson, 208 East
Part, medical.
Mm. Mary Lee and daugh-
ter to 631 Sunset.
Mrs. E. A. Dyer, 821 North
Jackson, medical.
Maxine Fite, 105 Sooth Lo-
dost, medical.
G. W. Payne, 1607 Alabama,
medical. ,
Mrs. L. E. Diggs, Dallas,
Washington, Apt. 10 OB
There’s curiosity in WmWa*
to# oyei'
faUffir'StiS 7%
Ferrt chief of «*f*.
Le May does not see eye
to eye with the Defense De-
partment on soihe Vital aspects
of airpower and strategy . . . •
and he’s let it be knew*. Nev-
ertheless, the White House an-
nounced that LeMsy has agreed
to a request by President John-
son that he remain oa the job
until next Feb. 1.
When Le May’s first two -
year term as chief of staff
approached its end last year,
President Kennedy reappoint-
ed him for only one year. The
expiration time waa this sum-
Doable-Parking
Tickets Given
Police Chief Vaughn Deaton
•aid Friday city police plan to
enforce laws against double
parking and blocking of drive-
ways near Junior High School.
Several tickets were given
ran double-parked on Ponder
Street last bight during the
Blue and Gold Spring Revue
performance.
“We’ve warned people be-
fore about this,” Deaton said.
“Yet, some people think we
ought td tell them each time
that they can’t double park.
They ought to know it’s against
the law tonight just like it was
two years ago.”
Deaton said that several
persona who paid the |1 fine
Friday complained that they
weiVn’t notified police were
ticketing ears outside the gym-
nasium.
“We intend to enforce these
laws because w» must keep die
street open as a fire lane,” he
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Tnlly Things'
Fort Worth, Apr. 16 Ml —
A leading Texas educator sug-
gested at Fort Worth yester-
day that schools should con-
centrate on math and lang-
uages, and give ap what be
spiled “a lot of the frilly
things.”
The suggestion came from
Dr. W. 6. Milligan, who Is vice
chancellor for research at Tex-
an Christian University and
head of TCU’s graduate re-
search center.
Milligan told the spring con-
ference of the Texas Elemen-
tary Principal and Supervis-
ors Association that all tyes of
schools must be operated more
efficiently from an education-
al standpoint
Milligan said:
‘•We’re going to have to ad-
mit that all stadente cannot
be brought to a common d*-,
nominator of mediocrity.”
The TCU educator said that
the bright students are going
to learn no matter What the
teachers do, and the dull stu-
dents are not going to learn re-
gardless of what the teachers
do.
Mill! fad said' the “frilly
things” are anything that in-
terferes with such subjects as
English, math, history and
languages.
He said: “I’m not agajnat
athletics or glee dubt, or bas-
ket weaving or such, but it
should not he the case of the
tail wagging the dog.”
mer. It Wrt Defense Secretary
McNamara who had
reap-
year in-
tcrm.
the
new re-appointmerit for
the brief period is explained
officially this way: R drill car- j
ry LeMay through to the point
where Me Will have completed
35 yrtrs service arid be eli-
gible fbr retirement instead of
dropping back to a lesser post.
President Johnson said,
“General' LeMay’s willingness
to continue at his post until
next year Is another demon-
stration! of his lifetime devo-
tion to the service of his coun-
ws
General LeMay’s comment
wrt equally polite.” He said,
“Y appreciate the President’s
confidence In me and will con-
tinue to serve the country to
the best of my ability.”
There was no comment at all
friom McNamara. This left
open the question of whether
the Defense secretary was op-
posed to any extension of Le-
Mays term. Aaother question
did President Johnson act
in spite of McNamara’s opposi-
tion?
Id this presidential election
year, there ate’ the usual polit-
ical questions. It’s noted that
to let LeMay go now might
draw fire from critics of the
administration. Also, if LeMay
remains in office until next
year, he may be less likely to
express publicly his views on
some touchy topics during the
political campaigns.
LeMay foresees the need for
manned bombers into the in-
definite future;,, while Mc-
Namara talks of their value
only through this decade rough-
ly. That is not the only issue
between LeMay and the De-
fense Department. The general
bps battled for and lost in
such endeavors as getting pro-
duction of the skybolt ballistic
missile and the Dynasoar
earth - orbiting research ve-
hicle.
superintendent, arid training
tin kin at 7 p. m. Bttl’ Adams,
Masonic
Notice
Called meeting Sulphur
Springs lodge No. 221, AF -
A AM, at 7:80 tonight. Work
in MM degree . — John B.
Irons, WM, Joe R. Pogue, sec.
JEANETTE DARBY
FHA means many things.
To most people it simply means
Future Homemakers of Amer-
ica, but to me it has this mean-
ing and- others. As an FHAerr
the F means friends, family
and faith. The H stands for
hope, health, home and happi-
ness. The letter A means the
way I act, my aims, my
achievements. Without any of
these we an lost and our lives
have little meaning. Most of
all I am gtatcTuT for the
frlendtf t hdve made, the hap-
piness I have obtaihed, and the
goals I have achieved through
PilA. FHA is gaining friend-
ship, have opportunities, .help-
ing those less fortunate, and
having the desire to become an
all around better person.
s Through FHA I have become
aware of the need for support-
ing my school in all activities,
strengthening my religion, and
helping spread Christianity in
our community. As I work in
FHA I realise that the passage
in the book of Romans
If God be for us, who can be
against us“ summarizes my
meaning for being an FHAer.
Marlin Springs
Plans Services
“The Memorial Supper”
Matthew 26:26-30 will be pas-
tor Earl Allen’s sermon at the
Martin Springs Baptist Church
at the 11 a. m. worship service
Sunday. “An Important Ques-
tion — What Hinders be to be
Baptized?” Acts 8:36 will be
the 7:45 evening worship ser-
vice subject
Sunday School begins at 10
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Baltimore, Apr. K) (B — X
gunman fired five shot* at
Mrs. Verda. Welcome, only Ne-
gro member of the Maryland
senate, as she stepped from
her ear at her Baltimore home
early today.
She was slightly injured
when two of the bullets graz-
ed her lower back and left heel
as she stepped from her ear at
her home. She was treated
by her husband, Dr. Henry
Welcome, at their borne.
Mrs. Welcome, who first in-
troduced a public accommoda-
tions bill in the Maryland
House of Delegates in 1959,
was returning from a testimon-
ial dinner at a downtown hotei.
She said:
“I had noticed some posters
in the back seat and was lean-
ing over, putting them in the
front seat when I heard a shot
and the left rear window shat-
tered.
“Then the right rear win-
dow shattered, but I thought I
was just caught in the middle
of something going on in the
street.
“When I heard the third
shot, I realized something had
struck me. I started scream-
ing and fell on the seat, but
it only stung and I thought
I had been hit by some' of the
glass.”
The fourth or fifth sh'-t
went through her shoe and
grazed her heel.
Dr. Welcome had attended
another function at the same
hotel and had arrived home
only about 15 minutes earlier.
He rushed out at the sound of
shots, but saw no one.
Police said five cartridges
and five slugs from a .32 cal-
iber automatic weapon were
foundt Police said the location
of the cartridges indicated the
gunman was stationary. They
said the shots could have been
fired from a parked car, or
from behind a shrubbery
across the street.
Mrs. W e 1 c o me, Democrat
who r e p r e s ents Baltimore’s
Fourth District, was one of the
staunchest backers of the new
statewide public accommoda-
tions bill.
Need Help?
y Kansas City, Apr. 10 IB
—Window was her Robert
Wort mean gat a laugh out
of a Mmtsry in Kan see
City. He dangled by a fray-
ed rape tan stories above the
»try«t yelling for he*fe.AT|fis,
secretary stuck bar bead out
a window on the floor above
and asked, “Sir, do you nood
assistance?” Wortmeun was
pulled to safety after a few
ririmites, donned asieWg#
safety belt, and went buck
to his job.
Fire Controlled
At Oil Rig
Beaumont, Apr. 10 IB—A fire
at an oil rig in the Gulf of
Mexico was brought under con-
trol yesterday.
The fire waa touched off
when the unmanned rig was
rammed by the freighter Elec-
tra, which was bound for Port
Arthur for a- load of grain to
be shipped to the Soviet Union.
No one aboard the freighter
was reported injured. It was
listed from Liberia.
The old rig is located about
40 miles in the gulf from Mor-
gan City, La.
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 86, No. 84, Ed. 1 Friday, April 10, 1964, newspaper, April 10, 1964; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth823623/m1/3/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.