Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - March 19, 1966, Abilene, Texas S v i OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT 79604. SATURDAY MARCH 19, 1966-THIRTY PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS 5 CENTS DAILY 15 CENTS SUNDAY Associated The audience in saw and heard famed violinist Isaac Stern perform Friday Earlier in the day other saw another side of Isaac relaxing by playing tennis on the tennis For a report on his violin concert see story by Patrick Bennett on Page 5-A. Photos by David Find Came In Nick of Time Spain source connected with the recovery of the ward American H-bomb said Friday the device was located just as officials were trying to decide to world it might never be find couldn't have come at a better this official source came when were try ing to decide just how to tell the world the H- bomb was and sibly would stay that The bomb and its gray para- Parade Today to Begin Birthday Abilene's 85th anniversary will almost gallop to old fiddlers contest and ether closed out with a frontier presented bands and old relics will get festivities under way at a.m. under sponsorship of the Downtown Assn. Among those riding in the rade will be U. S. Rep. Omar Burleson of The caravan will start at S. 7th and Oak and will wind up at the Texas and Pacific way Station after a swing through the northside business The parade route is north on Pine to N. 6th west to Cypress Setting an Old West phere in strictly musical segment of the Frontier Festival will be an Old Fiddlers Contest at 3 p.m. in Showcase A seemingly appropriate max to this West Texas city's birthday celebration and its Frontier Festival is the 8 p.m. the Corral at N. 1st and Shelton Caller be Owen Tickets are 50 cents and and may be purchased at the door or at 233 Cypress prior to the A type of downtown tion is the free parking at town meter sites with a two- hour The free parking effective since ends Activities outside the origina and then south on Cypress to the railway A free horse and saddle will be given away by the millionaire for a day currents which could pull Half Million Added To Texas Voter List Special 2- Week Period Expires chute were photographed Wednesday midget sub- marine Alvin in feet water five miles off the coast of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Texas voter qualifications ords toppled Friday as county tax tallied an estimated half a million free voter Final figures for the March 3-17 registration will not be available for several Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr made the estimate after checking incomplete unofficial returns made by The Associated Reports to the AP from 26 including the state's most populous showed at least new free 2 Million Earlier The estimated free registrations added to more than 2 million Texans who qualified as voters before Jan. 31 by ing poll taxes or getting ex- would give the state more than million voters gible for the May 7 primary The free voters also will get to take part in the April 2 municipal elections in many There were only 1.97 million qualified voters last year but registrations and its gible sets a record for non- presidential election 95 Per Cent In Travis the mated registration added to already qualified gave the Austin area 95 per cent qualification of all eligible to large number of our people taking advantage of the opportunity to register reflects the magnificent effort made by state and local civic news and all our citizens to see that fully adequate facilities were made available for this ant Carr outstanding Gov. John Connally attorney general's present mate of half a million trants exceeds initial forecasts and shows a gratifying ness on the part of the people toward the importance of the election Officials said the was missing one of four aboard a U.S. that crashed after col- liding with its refueling plane Jan. 17. The other three ons were recovered quickly on U.S. Navy experts began the delicate job of raising the last one Friday a task a lot like lifting a fresh egg with pliers while There was no danger rough handling might cause a nuclear but one of the tors could be set breaking the case and possibly letting some radiation Reliable sources said the bomb was ing on the slope of a 70-foot un- derwater in an area of strong The two men aboard the Alvin were to use the little craft's arms to attach cables to the Then the Ft. a landing ship dock with two would try to lift the weapon to the surface and take it Technicians said it was vital that the cables be attached without disturbing the position on the It will be 3.01 a for the 1964 presidential In the state's largest Harris County tax lector Carl Smith made an of new with the official tal probably two weeks The estimate would give Harris County about voters this a Bexar County and San third largest area in the reported tions an all time high of eligible Tarrant County had Mclaughlin High Medal Desert Of UAR Plane Kills All 30 CAIRO A United Arab Airlines en route here from Cyprus with 25 pas President Johnson talks with an assistant Marvin as they walk from offices the theater in the House They were en route to a ceremony where the welcomed Lawrence O'Brien as the new chairman of the government's in- sengers and a crew of master General 0 as the new chairman of th crashed and burned in a raging ifor savings Gen. Burl W. 838th Air Division der from Forbes will be honored at a dinner at the Dyess AFB officers mess Monday night and will present the Legion of the Air Force's fifth highest to a Dyess The former town merchants at 2 p.m. in business heart of the city through of the 516th Troop Carrier at will arrive award at River shootouts and tug at the weapon and its Showcase The awards at Thornton's 4th and Oak Store parachute and perhaps drop it will be made from land other into the 14 NATO Nations Hit France For Plan to Pull Out Troops WASHINGTON While not objecting to the NATO and wants NATO day afternoon for his final visit the desert sandstorm Friday night Rescue workers guided by flames the site about 10 miles north of Cairo reported no were An eyewitness said the fire had almost burned out when the rescuers reached the Tail Severed The tail of the aircraft was severed from the which lay some 500 feet The sandstorm hampered work of the rescuers in sorting out bodies under the glare of searchlights mounted on gency equipment from Cairo The accident was Cairo's first air disaster since the crash last May of a Pakistani al Airlines Boeing 720 that killed 121. The plane was a engine turboprop Antonov on a regular round-trip flight between Cairo and Diversion SUKARNO POWER SHORN Government SINGAPORE Singapore sources Suharto appointed the nucleus of a strong In- Cabinet on Friday in a move that seemed to leave President Sukarno shorn of the army chief and Indonesian strong earlier in the day had detained Deputy Premier and 14 other Cabinet all favorites of Diplomatic quarters in Singa- pore said the last round of his struggle for power with the He had and the other 14. are being held in the Jakarta son's They said had not been dis- missed from the Cabinet but this was only a matter of Suharto named another anti- former Trade ister Adam as second Air Division in He will leave Tuesday returning to At the Gen. lin will present two awards to Col. William A. deputy commander of the 516th for France's 14 Atlantic allies and unanimously took issue Friday with President Charles de Gaulle's move to dismantle the North Atlantic Treaty formed in 1949 under the tary now in the threat of possible Soviet Paris and bases tary defense system formed His Legion of be the first presented to member of the 516th. It also the highest award presented Dyess in recent The colonel is being honored for his service as operations plane divert to El on the Mediterranean coast near rather than come on through the blinding The plane went down three minutes before it was due to jland at deputy en second position of foreign Kuslan a leader in the fight against the who formerly was minister replaced Saleh as third deputy Saleh karno before he was whisked off to der the treaty is no longer North Atlantic Treaty He says it infringes on French Consulting The 14 have sent replies i and special plans officer and of the Joint U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Military Assistance in Viet Nam Jan. said that on resisted army demands that he fire and the One source even went so far as to say is but the general belief was thai the president still will be usec as a For Protection Persons in Singapore familia kith Indonesian j said the military had taken to his palace at miles south of own Suharto named one of sia's most respected engku sultan of thosp aboard iv was WEATHER BUREAU me uu inc it nave dcm viet Nam Jan IK Sa and the organization established and France through diplomatic channels j to Jan. 17. 1966 He is cited iHi under it are both alike essential have no part of it. are consulting about special devotion to to the security of onr The French chief has sent no- to do including mile Clear to partly and a warmer Saturday and High 45-70. tow Saturday night plaCC Sunday 70-75. ir as first premier irf of lieutenant i i rul 10 oi our chief has sent do including potentially importance to the in J ard High Saturday 10 int. com- the 14 are con- pee to the other allies carry ing on the integrated He also will receive an that this is j France will pull her forces out NATO through duster to his Air Tho Tt Q essential and will The manifesto was issued simultaneously at the White House and at the other 13 tals as a reaffirmation of faith in the present NATO setup in the face of De Gaulle's U. S. Joined j Joining the United States j were West Turkey and Great outside The b.S. al view is tnat a further cation should be awaited from combat SECTION A 6 Sports 7-10 Obituaries 11 Business page 14 Oil news 15 SECTION B Women's since De Gaulle so far has stated only intent rather than detail on how ha expects the NATO facilities to be re- Dietrich came to Dyess in succeeding Col. M. Richardson who was 59 to 77. NORTHWEST Clear to ly cloudy Saturday and Warmer Saturday and Saturday A little warmer Saturday 70 to 75. TEMPERATURES Frl ed. Also at the oak leaf clusters to the Air Force President Johnson is expected Medal will be pre- send a further message to to U. Col. Donald E. Gaulle next Over the Lt. Col. Robert M. TV Forms 6-7 8-9 news 13 I two days Johnson has met with j and Maj. George F. advisors on the NATO including the U.S. ambassador all of the 347ih Troop rier Squadron of the 516th, a to Charles E. Air Command Saturday and Jakarta A leader in the fight for indel from the Bui 65 52 57 60 High 1UOO and low for 2i-hcurs ending 66 and wono thus appears to be the most powerful civilian in thl Indonesian Sukarno fired as defense ter in 1955. I Jakarta radio said all ments were temporary and action was taken on orders of But it said was not at a meeting of the genf at his Jakarta palace radio said Sukarno had ordered M co ano High and low same date last 37inilJltary detention of last today 3nd the but ihe in Singapore Humidity et 9 46 per cent. 06 S. MONDAY anniversary of organization of Strategic Air the Air Command and the Air Defense Command as individual Military Editor Bob Bruce looks back and ahead at these three services in the Sunday IN RECOGNITION of SAC's 20th the West Texas Profile Sunday turns the light on Col. Eugene A. Stalzer of com- mander of the 96th. Strategic Aerospace Assistant Editor Katharyn Duff does the FOR THE there has never been a war quite like Viet but the Vietnamese have been at it for 20 The AP's Hugh back from six months at the sums up in tomorrow's this war of sharp contrasts and heavy sacrifices which is buying progress slowly and THE COOKS ARE and the crowd is in the hundreds or thousands when Chuck Wagon Gang serves the A day with the Gang is the cover page feature of the Sunday Woman's THE FOCUS IN SPORTS is on the Kimball Relays at Abilene High and Cooper High compete and the West Texas Re- lays at where and McM will Sports Writer Mike Davis will cow the Kimball Relays end Sports Editor James the Odessa classic for the Sunday
