Denton Record-Chronicle (Newspaper) - June 25, 1956, Denton, Texas ITS AMAZING WHAT WAIST ADS CAN DO TRY EM DIAL DENTON YEAR OK DAILY NO 280 A Growing Newspaper For A Growing Area WEATHER PARTLY DENTON TEXAS MONDAY AFTERNOON JUNE 25 SOMETHING TO REMEMBER THEM BY Booted Russian troops carry their weapons as they parade past reviewing stands at Brandenburg airfield in East Germany An estimated 125 000 East Germans witnessed the giant propaganda show by the Soviets marking the be- ginning the promised withdrawal of Red troops from East Germany Allied officers witnessed the ceremony at Russian invitation AP Wirephoto Texas Demo Groups Study Touchy Referendum Query By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS County Democratic Executive Committees met Monday to decide whether three controversial questions go on the July 33 primary ballot The liberal faction bitterly op- poses Hie segregation and stales questions Three candidates for governor clashed Sunday over Adlai he son J Haley said didn't think either President WORLD EVENTS A Streamlined Impartial News FRENCH REPORT 80 REBELS SLAIN ALGIERS French today reported killing about 80 rebels most of them clad in army uni- forms in a big operation in the Aures of eastern French forces began encircling band estimated to number 280 or 300 men Sunday near town of in a area lhat been a strong rebel hideout ever since the re- bellion started nearly 20 months ago SAILOR KILLED 3 HURT IN CRASH PRESCOTT Ark L May 18 of San Antonio was killed and three other sailors were in- jured Sunday in the crash of a car into a bridge about 10 miles northwest of here The injured all from San An- gelo are John Dennis 20 James Moore 18 and Robert Foster 19 P BRITISH PLANE KILLS 26 LAGOS Nigeria least 26 persons including an American nil man were killed last night in crash of a British airliner Nigeria The American was G K man 32 of Mohawk area manager of Nigeria Ltd at Ibadan Nigeria WHITE NEWS EDGING TO NORMAL WASHINGTON dent Eisenhower gelling along very satisfactorily press tary James C today an- plans for a partial re- turn to normal White Home news operations TEXAN KILLED IN FALL FROM TRUCK IP John lock 2T was found dead beside Highway 84 in Mills County night with his panel truck yards away across a field truck crashed through two fences and was still in gear with the ignition on Pollock a bakery route man taking bread to Ft Hood apparently died of a blow on the back of the head in a fall from the truck MAN DIES OF CRASH BURNS DALLAS Dooley 34 Irving died yesterday of burns received June 16 in an airplane crash Dooley was piloting a plane which on takeoff Dalle or Slevenson measured up to he presidency and he would refrain from voting if they are the candidates in November Ralph Yarborough said al lene 1 spoke for Adlai Stevenson n 1932 and if he is nominated again I'll speak for him in 1936 Reuben said he oppose with all my vigor of Stevenson He said venson is against Texas on the issue is for racial gration and federal regulation of natural gas A Houston man promised legal Monday lo force the Harris bounty committee to put the and states rights linns on ballot there Mart Wren an oilman said his ney will act against county committee SHEPPERD RULES Atty Gen a ative ruled the referendum should be put on the ballot Opposition has been centered at Houston and San Antonio County in both cities have dered issues left off the ballot Knight ot San Antonio Bevar County Democratic man asserted he would rather go lo jail than order the issues ed George Sandlin chairman of the slate executive which directed lhat questions asked for by petitions be submitted to slate committee may not count votes from counties where lot does not include dum The issues Whether to re- peal compulsory school attendance laws when white and Negro dren are mixed in public schools strengthening the law barring in- and use of sition to halt illegal federal en- on states rights said he would oppose Stevenson and said One date for governor has apparently and traded with the Washington clique to support Adlai Slevenson in return for support for governor DANIEL REFERENCE It apparently was a reference lo Sen Price Daniel also a date for governor who said last week he would support Admiral King Near Death PORTSMOUTH N H of Adm Ernest J King Tl who led the U S Navy to tory in World War II ed during the night a mouth Naval Hospital bulletin said today The admiral was stricken wilh heart ailment early Sunday and he was suffering from a and respiratory failure The bulletin issued at 9 He continues in a stale of shock and coma He is not re- to maximum therapy or measures Be- cause of his failure to rally the outlook is grave Garland Man Is Drowning Victim McKINNEY Special Failure lo wear a life preserver probably cost the life of year-old Garland man who ed Sunday evening at Lake Lavon body was recovered al 7 p.m Sunday from lake about an hour after he fell from a boal in which he was riding alone The boat was equipped with life pre- servers bul the victim was not wearing one The accident occurred about yards from shore in 20 cratic parly nominees unless someone should come out this lime against Texas on a vital sue as the nominee did in 1952 on the tidelands Daniel rejected Stevenson in 1952 because of Stevenson's sition lo Texas claims The Texas Stale Federation of opened its convention Austin with Ralph Yarborough an afternoon speaker The Texas Committee on Political Education will sponsor a a plate dinner night Lee O'Daniel was spending the week in South Texas was in West and Central Texas speaking Monday at lene Coleman wood Lometa and Lampasas Daniel flew back to Washington lo work on narcotics legislation J J Holmes Austin candidate for governor said he had no plans for the week other than for further work in an attempt to solve the auto bombing case Ally Sam McCollum III a witness in veterans land scandal cases injured early this was seriously Given 20 Years NORFOLK Va gum of an financial institution was sentenced today lo serve 20 years in prison IKE GOING TO PANAMA PARLEY Chief To Meet In July With Heads Of Oilier Republics WASHINGTON UP Eisenhower decided o visit Panama Oily July for a with the presidents of republics But he postponed scheduled July 10 talks will India's liter Nehru Eisenhower had been scheduled o he in Panama City today for a conference with the chief of other American but the intestinal illness which put him in the hospital June 8 forced postponement of those plans James C While House press secretary told a news con- ference at Waiter Reed Army that Eisenhower now has sent word to the government of Panama saying that he accepts an invitation to be in City July TALK DELAYED At the same time Eisenhower agreed to postponement of his scheduled July talks with ru at the suggestion of the Prime Minister The plan had been for the and Nehru to con- fer at the President's secluded Mountain lodge near Thurmont Mel made public a Nehru message to The Prime Minister told the President thai he feels Die program of our personal talks should not impose an additional strain on you during your convalescence Nehru ed: t im most anxious that this should lie avoided and suggest therefore for your consideration ihal my visit to the United Slates might be postponed I had been looking forward greatly to the opportunity for sonal talks wilh you but 1 think it still more important that no un- due strain should he placed upon you in the coming weeks which might In any way retard your progress to full recovery IKE REPLIES In reply Eisenhower said lie had been eagerly looking for- ward to Nehru's visit Then he While my convalescence according lo schedule f cannot be entirely free of doubt as to whether my recuperation I he far enough advanced hy July 7 lo the kind of talks which we had in mind I know you would not want lo come here merely for a round of official ceremonies For your visit to be worth your while should be assurance that we could SEE PANAMA Page 2 FIVE CENTS 10 PAGES WARNING GIVEN ON AID SLASH WASHINGTON in A Defense Department spokesman lold Senate Appropriations lhat if military assistance to Europe under foreign aid is to 402 million dollars it would practically destroy the program for arming Allies in that area E Perkins McGuire acting secretary of defense pealed for of House slashes totalling a billion dollars in foreign military aid around the world He protested particularly a provision lo limit such spending to 402 million in Europe apart from Spain The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is now considering ad- requests for money to finance the authorizations McGuire said the planned gram for Europe includes 510 lion dollars for conventional ons and about 430 million for ad- weapons If such limit 402 is imposed it is obvious that one or the other of the major European programs must be abandoned or bolh reduced to an extent which would practically destroy McGuire said The advanced weapons include guided missiles and improved equipment Taking into account ing military potential of the viet bloc and their rapid scientific development in field of ons McGuire said it is plain lhat we and our Allies must keep our adequate to meet such new weapons and new ods of aggression as the may develop ot rivalry between the U S Navy and Air Force in a chat here wilh Gen Nathan F Twining J S Air Force chief I cannot understand why the United States has a man as head of the Joint Chiels of Staff said Khrushchev to durinc a stroll vile Army Club Sunday vies are like tortoises They ways have been and always will be It is the same with us as it is with you BIG DRUM SNARED BY DENISON MAN Bob Overby of Denison holds he pound drum he caught while float fishing below the Denison Dam It took Overby 30 minutes lo land his catch taken wilh a spinning rig and baited with a black feathered per jig AP Photo SOLUTION OFFERED Truman Says Presidency Killing Job LONDON Harry Truman Monday called the American pres a killing job for one man and suggested the solution was young men who've been trained for the job The former President refused to discuss President Eisenhower's ill ness but in talking about the of- fice nf president It's a killing job I know I've been through it YOUNG MEN Asked what he thought was the solution he Young men We must get young men young men who've been trained for the job That's only way Truman was host today Hugh Gaitskell and eight other members of the British Labor parly They ale lunch at a private room at Truman's hotel Referring to his meeting wilh Sir Winston Churchill Sunday Truman Oh we won the war all over ngain took credit for doing it and like two old men had a good lime reminiscing Earlier he told newsmen the year-old Churchill was keen as a BLASTED Talking about criticism of viet party boss Khrushchev which has been made by the Hal iai man Yes they are finding out that here is no difference between whether their names are Mussolini Hitler Slalin or Khrushchev who is in Britain on a visit said he is unable to tell if Kremlin has had any change of heart since Stalin's death I'm still from Missouri which means I want to be shown he paid He lunched wilh Churchill day Solon Frowns On Dixie Demo Meet U.S Sore Spot By Red MOSCOW IF Nikita chev Soviet boss put his finger on a sorr spot throughout South arc afraid that an effort may he marie WASHINGTON Sen man said today many ple are wary of a meeting of Southern delegates before the Democratic national convention because nf 1948 fiasco In a letter to George merman Ir of Carolina who has advocated a tion unity session of Dixie Sparkman I have never advocated ing out of a convention bolting from a party or forming a third parly I do not believe in cither of these Since he 1348 fiasco many lo I this explains the reluctance of many people to warm up lo idea of a of Southern convention Many Democrats in the Democratic ticket by President Truman and his suggestion for such a meet He declined lo name them Tim merman denied he was backing a third party movement hut said that he for one isn't ready to accept a Democratic platform declaration that goes even as far as to uphold the Court's school segregation derision His governor said is lo have the South present a united front al Iho convention trying lo get our party Tex lo a platform and Special at Ray's i Crews searched for in candidate acceptable to witli drink of Ardell Dye of so who arc oOc Served 11 who drowned in Lake inc lo a succeed he said Grand Prairie Man Drowns At said Sunday Democratic Murder Cited In McKinney Death OF AFFAIRS Louisiana Slates Probe BATON ROUGE Karl Long confirmed last night a 000 mystery fund sought in the would be used for in- including a possible probe of former Gov Robert administration He was asked directly whether the money for the attorney office would be used in any way for investigation of the It he replied It can he used o investigate anything in- eluding my administration House foes of the propriation last Friday warned it was designed for an of the Kennon administration Long indicated a resolution would be introduced laler lo set up a legislative investigation com- mission which he expects lo re- main in operation during the en- tire four years of his tion The House last Friday passed and sent to the Senate the general tion which included the 000 for the general's of- fice without any designation other than for special studies nally it was labeled for special but ling's floor leaders agreed to the change in wording The governor said the definite deas won't be outlined until the resolution is introduced Long and Kennon are political oes beat the date for governor Carlos Spaht n 1952 Long quipped the might be even used to investigate the press so it will write the truth End Of Ban formed a States party with Gov Strom Thurmond of Carolina for president Thurmond carried Alabama Louisiana and Smith Carolina and one of 12 electoral votes from Tennessee bul Truman was re circled Southern stale men will meet in Atlanta within a few days to explore the of a get-together of delegates before the lional convention in Chicago in gust Timmerman said five Southern governors had replied favorably lo Nasser Is Victor In Egypt Vote CAino Gamal Ab- del Nasser President-elect ised we will be defenders of constitution and defenders of right He said Egypt had crushed colonialists and would support whoever believes in our aims and principles He spoke to a crowd lating him on being chosen President of the Egyptian lic It included Soviet dor E D Nasser was the only candidate in Saturday's tion He got the approval of more lhan 90 per cent of all Egyptian voters The Interior Ministry announced thai at per cent of the registered voters took part 1.1 Egypt's first election that 99.7 per cent of these for Nasser and that 97.7 per cent ratified the new constitution ignating Egypt a republic The outgoing Revolution Com- mand Council announced that it has given the minister of the in- power to put under detention any persons against whom it had made deci- sions in the four years since it look over from King Farouk The announcement published in all Cairo morning papers dis- closed Council used ils last meeting on Friday to vest such power in the minister for a year period following the tion of the constitution The means lhat despite Nasser's statement lhat martial law is lifted the government for those 10 years will be empowered to detain old politicians like ex- party leader el Nahas and former President Maj Gen irrigation purposes war placed in effect Saturday after city well No 8 was taken out of operation Installation of an air line in the well brought about the possibility of a shortage in However work on the air line was on schedule today and following a four or five hour test run upon completion the well will be placed hack in operation Acting City Engineer Robert Courtney said the cooperation of Denton citizens in the temporary rationing appeared o be good City officials there seemed to be far less sprinkling of lawns Sunday and today than during the days of the summer Figures on the actual water con- sumption readily available However a shortage had not developed by noon today leading city officials to believe that the voluntary ban was Sky Clear Over Most Of Texas By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mostly clear skies prevailed in Texas today and another scorcher was in prospect A few clouds cluttered up South Texas coast and some along over West Texas and the Panhandle but rest of the state was clear temperatures from 81 at Wichita Falls down to 62 at Dalhart day ranged from 105 al Presidio lo 84 al Brownsville Official rainfall reports for the 24 hours ending at p.m Sun day Victoria 15 of an inch College Station 22 and Dal hart 15 Amarillo had of an inch in six hours ending al Sunday Brownsville had showers near dawn p.m Lake I nf here Sunday j party Trial Opened Marti of went on Irial today on n of murdering Malro who shol lo al Dec 1 Tuesday Voluntary rationing of water in Denton probably will end Tuesday city officials indicated today Unidentified Man's Body Discovered Staff McKINNEY The tery surrounding the dis- covery of the body of an elderly man under a bridge on a lonely county road north of here Sunday remained just as mysterious this ing as the Collin County sheriff's department ued its investigation Sheriff Lloyd Williams told the this morning man had definitely been murdered and had been dead for 60 or 90 days The body was badly decomposed he said COWS AID DISCOVERY The body was discovered by Johnny McGrider Route 1 Van Alstyne when his dairy cows denly decided not to go under the bridge as they had daily past according to Sheriff Williams The sheriff said the bridge was T-L saiu me was The temporary request to go heated about half a mile south easy on use of water for outride of county line in J Man Drowns HOUSTON Plant 34 drowned in Lake Houston day when a boat in which he was fishing capsized some two and one-half miles east of Highway 75 He said the man's skull had been broken by a blow There were no papers or other means of on the body but some of the clothes had been purchased in Sherman sher- deputies said Sheriff Williams said tracks could be seen where the body wa's dragged under the bridge ly during rainy weather The man wore an coat vest brown shirt heavy underwear brown trousers His socks were pinned to his underwear said A MYSTERY The identity still not been learned this morning ing lo the man's description did riot fit any of those the sheriff's office had received of McGrider told sheriffs deputies he did not know why his cows denly decided to refuse to go under the bridge He said they had gone under the bridge twice daily in the past without hesitation Sheriff's deputies Sunday re- ported the man had a hole in the left part of his head behind his ear and looked as if it had been knocked in by I club Warlike Tag Goes To Administration ATLANTIC CITY tfi Democratic Gov man of New York said today that the Eisenhower administration has given the nation the tion of being warlike The by Harriman a leading contender for the cratic presidential tion was challenged promptly by Maryland's Gov dore R McKeldin Of course we are not McKeldin said joining in the ning crossfire that has marked the annual Governors ence The remarks had nothing lo do of course with the main business of the meeting which today con- cerned with problems of education Harriman and on an NBC television panel discussion This administration is by big business they arc looking at the dollar sign and de- mand that people around the world that people do things at our Harriman said We the American people most peace-loving in the world have gained the reputation of be- ing warlike Harriman who is courting Democrats al the conference to support his candidacy for the presidential nomination quoted Secretary of State Dulles as ing there is no peace anywhere only an unstable peace He said the administration has tried to fool American people and by doing so they have tooled many people around the world Brothers Charged In Knife Slaying LYFORD Tex ers were charged wilh murder Sunday in knifing Saturday of Lucias about 23 of Sabastian outside a dance hall brother Pablo about C6 seriously slabbed The ac brothers are w ami Salerino Martinez 40 The in liont of American Legion hail McKelden If this is war for Americans I hope this continues indefinitely because none of our boys are be- ing shot at in the battlefield where in the world thanks to the Eisenhower administration Democratic Gov A B Happy Chandler said in an interview Democrats will be hard pressed to stave off Republican bids for two Senate seats and 10 electoral votes if Eisenhower runs again Chandler who considers self a candidate for ic presidential nomination said he considers Eisenhower just as sonally popular as he was ago when he lost tucky by only 700 votes Houston Youth Is Victim Of Blaze HOUSTON Christopher At- daco 16 burned to death day in a fire in his two-story frame home Two half brothers Charles Hernandez 5 and Gabriel Hernandez 7 were reported in fair condition WEATHER DENTON AND Clear to partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with widely scattered thundershowers in the afternoon and night WEST Partly cloudy with widely scattered thunderstorms through Little change in EAST AND SOUTH CENTRAL Partly cloudy and warm Little temperature changes TEMPERATURES Experiment Statin High Sunday iw low This morning 78 High year ago m Low year ago n Sun sets at p.m Tuesday al Fishing Bad Denlon County rainfall so lar tf So fur 9.60 This list
