Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas (2024)

April 15, 1965

Publication:

Abilene Reporter-Newsi

Location:

Abilene, Texas

Issue Date:

Thursday, April 15, 1965

Page:

8

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TIMEX 8 a TIIE ABILENE REPORTER-NEW Abllrne Texas Thursday Morning April 15 1968 MURDER SUSPECT SEEN PICKETS HAVE PROBLEM WITH 'MESSAGE' $8400 Grant For McCord they later abandoned the boat and drove to San Antonio where Krueger left him Angles said he had taken a bus from San Antonio to Kerrville The car was found abandoned in San Antonio i nan Kerrville officers said they SSSMu VS ln Corpus Christi that her husband left the house About 4 pm Monday for an overnight trip with nations for no-prccondltlons peace talks on Viet Nam lie noted President Johnson gave the US response ln his April 7 speech offering unconditional discussions Harsher criticism of Hanoi's proposition was given to newsmen and broadcasters as they wound up a two-day foreign policy briefing at the State Department Bilker's Best for Dandruff-Itchy Scalp Yon wouldn't burs down yoar barn to get rid of nts Why risk ruining yonr hair with harsh ahum pooa frying to get rid of dandruff! Moot any shampoo will wash away dandruff but nay leave you with Ufelen hair There's an easy pieawuit and effective way to two cam of dandruff nod itchy scalp No men no Use Hair Tonic any time any place and go on about yonr bonne agree: "Baker! Beet hods all the or noocy bock (Adv) North Viet Peace Plan Unpopular WASHINGTON (AP) North Viet four-point peace plan got a cold reception Wednesday in Washington on grounds it would mean a Communist takeover of South Viet Nam Although avoiding an outright rejection a state department spokesman said of Hanoi's withdrawal and "peaceful reunification of Viet "We are studying the reports as indeed we study all reports of statements by the North Prodded for Answer The spokesman press officer Robert McCloskey again prodded the Reds for an answer to the appeal by 17 neutralist handbag Constable Laguna stretch of mud islands in the Madre a narrow John Haynes of The McMurry College Administration was besieged Wednesday 1 afternoon with a march by students who work in the Administration Building The students carried signs demanding "ban eight classes "give 30 minute examinations with "hold chapel only twice a "serve steak in the school lunchroom every The editor of the school newspaper Edna Byrd started the whole confusion by innocently deciding to give a small office party Students who work in tne administration building and those who work on the yearbook and newspaper joined in and they decided to give the party for everyone who worked in the budding DR TOMMY McCORD sixth year for ACC prof chemistry projects 1 Dr McCord recently named to "Outstanding Young Men in is a 1954 graduate of Abilene Christian College and holds the PhD degree from the University of Texas A grant totaling $8400 has been renewed for Dr Tommy McCord professor of chemistry and head of the Chcmistiy Research Institute at Abilene Christian College by the United States Department of Health Education and Welfare The grant continued for the sixth year was originally awarded to Dr McCord in 1960 His research "Synthesis and Biological Studies of Folic Acid is sponsored by the National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases of the Public Health Service The $8400 grant will be a part of Phase I in the Abilene Christian College Design for Development a $257 million program for academic endowment and physical plant expansion Phase I with a goal of $104 million has reached $36 million including Dr grant which will be included in faculty research supplementation The new Public Health Service grant will continue research through 1967 and brings a total of nearly $50000 that Dr McCord has received for this study under the National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases Research grants to the Abi-i lene Christian Department ofj Chemistry total more than! $110000 with Dr McCord and' Dr Alvie Davis associate professor of chemistry as principal researchers in bio- of inviting the important col-e officials to attend their leg inviting tlu officials offii from the' mainland for miles down the coast The search for the bodies began after Policeman Bill Blak-ley arrested Angles in Kerrville 250 miles from Corpus Christi for carrying a pistol Angles then blurted out the story of the triple killing Found by 'Copter Their bodies were found by a Navy helicopter pilot helping police check the tale told by the 16 year old Kerrville police chief Calvert said that Angles told him that the two youths left Capistrano Beach Calif Friday in a sports car belonging to parents The police chief said that Angles told him they bought six rifles a shotgun two pistols and 600 rounds of ammunition in Corpus Christi Monday then rented a boat and set out for Mexico Angles was quoted as saying they became lost and had stopped to ask the three fishermen for directions when the slayings occurred high-pow ered rifles was found late Tuesday about five miles from where the three men were slain Officers investigating Slew's report of apparently giving Krueger a ride said Siebert told them the hitchhiker remarked that he was headed for El Paso confirming what Angles told officers in Kerrville Siebert said he gave the youth a ride from Baird to the intersection of Highway 277 and Interstate 20 Funeral Pending Herman Carson told the Reporter News Wednesday afternoon that a double funeral will be held for his brother and Fox probably Friday He also said nis brother Howard told him police said condition of the bodies would not permit the caskets to be opened at the funeral Funeral arrangements are pending at Starbuck Funeral Home in Merkel The description of Paul Eric Krueger describes him as being a white male about 5 foot 10 inches in height and weighing it ORIGINAL iCRANKSHAFTIGRINDING'COflintY The animal known to live farthest south is a pink mite about one hundredth of an inch long It was found recently 309 miles from the South Pole by Keith A Wise an entomologist from Hawaii's Bishop Museum The march was their way ice party Dr Howard Ramsey dean of the faculty looked at some of the signs and rein a that some students already did some of the things demanded such as bring answers to examinations and take unlimited cuts He also remarked that he mind if the band meets at 8 o'clock when he saw the "ban eight o'clock signs The students came to the decision that you iust communicate with some ONE OF LARGEST MOTOR MACHINE SHOPS HARD CHROME CRANKSHAFT i PLATING Dynamic Engine Balancing Engine Part Wortham Race and Camehafte CAREER JOBS Canitant Demand for leraduatai many itarting at 13300 to $3-7SO Straamlinad counts prapart quickly inexpensively Day Night Fh Draughon'i Butinaii Colltga OR 4-8573 Calvert said Angles told him about 140 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes He is wearing dark clothes and carrying a blue suitcase STORM Rep John Monogan both of Connecticut about coordinating efforts to fight the tariff cuts He said he also will confer with Texas Senators Ralph Yarborough and John Tower Time headquarters are in Waterbury Conn Rep Mon-ogan's home town Burleson said Ribicoff and Monogan oppose lower tariffs Burleson said the Tariff Commission on March 5 in a unanimous report to President Johnson "said clearly that reduction in duties on watch movements would cause the few remaining watch manufacturing facilities in this country to close eventually" Cheaper labor in foreign lands allows manufacturers to produce watch parts more cheaply than here Burleson said "I see how our nation can compete in an open world he declared Burleson said movements of Swiss German Japanese and Scottish watchmakers would threaten the American market if tariffs are lowered He said Switzerland has asked for reductions through the General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs Burleson said he and others will present the case against lower tariffs to Christian Her-ter US Delegate to GATT and to President Johnson who will make the final decision The Congressman is optimistic in view of the favorable position of the tariff commission Another factor in favor of holding the tariffs at present levels Burleson said is that he understands the Abilene Timex within 48 certain items for defense now beinj Time plan Reporter-News Burleson also Johnson's but saic despairs" a governmen centralize! Burleson said "it is sad and that the is involved in Viet Nam but is academic now why we are The fact is that we are I think President Johnson been statesmanlike and astute in his handling of the problem and I have told him so joined in a speech in the supporting him when of his very good friends the Senate were sniping at with their remarks beins around the world in criticism of our Burleson says "many Left Wingers church groups and the are opposing Johnson's firmness in Viet Nam and they are influential who feel the policy is correct need to jgive him active Burleson praised recent Baltimore speech on Viet Nam but on his proposed $1 billion peacetime aid program in Southeast Asia he said: would want to look at that proposition long and carefully but a bridge we can cross later I want to know they (Southeast Asia) have the economic appetite to absorb that kind of Eskimos Increase At Fastest Rate MONTREAL (AP) Greenland's Eskimos are multiplying faster than any other people on earth says Dr Hans Brun Danish former undersecretary of state for Greenland Here to lecture for the Arctic Institute 'of North America he told an- interviewer some Greenland ft7!" £SL2an! families have up to 15 children are benefiting from disease controls and better housing food and clothing plant convert hours" to producing non sophisticated such as are made at the in Little Rock In an exclusive interview spoke his "wholehearted for President that he "almost the rising cost of and the growth of government Texans Have Saved up to $12500 (or more) FINANCING INSURING THEIR CARS Aik me a bant the Stale Farm Car Finance Plan before buying your mw or uwd Car Billy Joe Toombs Agent OR 2-8415 2610 So 14th FARM 25 mutual AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY Hama Office Bloomington lllinoit OH MY ACHING BACK Now! 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