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   El Paso Herald-Post (Newspaper) - May 9, 1967, El Paso, Texas                             El Paso The Newspaper That Serves Its Readers VOL NO I EL PASO TEXAS TUESDAY MAY 9 1967 DELIVERED BY CARRIER 35c PtR WEEK HOME MidDay Stocks PRICE TEN CENTS 46 SECTIONS US GOES AHEAD WITH MOON FLIGHT Walls of State Capitol Bulge With Enthusiasm of El Paso Governor John Connally Lieut Gov Preston Smith at an El Paso Day luncheon today pledged to give El Paso whatever aid they can In projects County Judge Colbert Coldwell appointed Gov Connally an Admiral In the El Paso Navy Gov Connally said he appreciated the honor and pointed out that when he visits El Paso he stays In El Instead of Juarez Everybody laughed By STUART LONG Bureau AUSTIN May 9 The walls of the State capitol pulsated to the rhythm of a mariachi band and the rotunda was full of visitors wearing goldcolored El Paso Day tags today during El Pasos traditional salute to the Slate I With the help of El Paso tors and El Paso Day was in full Chamber of Commerce Mark T Miles and Hal Keys to FI Pueblo dc El Paso del Norte and honorary El Paso were dis to all 181 State legisla AMONG the scheduled events of the day were a luncheon with Gov John Conally and Lt Gov Preston Smith visits to other top Stale officials and a Tues day night baseball game be t w e e n the El Paso Sun Kings and the Austin Braves featur ing n pregame cocktail and buf fet supper for the Legislature At the c r a c k of dawn this morning Ihe 55 visiting El Pa gathered appropriately in the Sun Room of the Stephen F Austin Hotel for a West Texas Chamber of Commerce break fast with a b o u t 30 lawmakers from West Texas including the El Paso delegation WE EL are Wing over West Texas delega tion cochairman John E Elaine Williams Trish Adkins former Miss El Sen Joe Chris tie and Reps Ralph Scoggins Raul Muniz Tali Santiesteban and Paul Moreno Extra AnnMargret Marries Husband Star of Television United LAS VEGAS May 9 the Swedish born sexy dancer and star Roger Smith of two television se were married yester Then C B Ray head of the nes El Paso Valley Cot ion Assn day In a hotel on the strip took over as master of nies Ray tried 10 pet the El Pa then flew off for a honey moon of E Paso said Elaine horned toads of Texas are about In be protected He brief on Pago A1 Col 7 County Judge Colbert Cold well Mayor and Mrs J u d s o n US Protests Insult to Pilots Teachers Pay US Planes Knock Out Key MIG Base Pilots Report Airfield Near Hanoi United International DA NANG Vietnam May 9 S c h u y 1 o r lamed American pianist who was working as a war correspond ent was k 111 e d today In the crash of a VS Army ter In Nang Bay A Viet child also was killed One American soldier was listed as missing She was the d a u g h t e r of George an editor of Khe Pittsburgh Pa Courier and one of the leading Negro newspapermen of t h e United States United SAIGON May ican bombing raids have babl work on the senate knocked the key N o r t that Cov Jonn Connally United International AUSTIN May 9 The House today finally killed 6773 n designed to bit use of loss leaders by grocery stores Opponent called the a pure and sim ple but Hop J o n i said This is an antimonopoly united AUSTIN May 9 House de bate on the 1968 state budget was postponed today because of the illness of Rep W S Heatly of Paducah the appropriations chairman Speaker Ben Barnes said the House would take up the sometime this week and would MIG tor base of Hoa Lac near Hanoi out of action US spokesmen said today As of now I would consider the base inoperative a mill tary spokesman told newsmen US Air Force Thunder chiefs struck the base 20 miles west of Hanoi for the fifth time since a bombing ban on the base was lifted April 21 THERE WAS lots of ground fire but our bombs appeared to be darned accurate said Maj Roy S Dickey 27 of Ashland Ky who piloted one of the against the base in the latest raid version I calls woefully inadequate The House is expected to tute its own which Connally favors THE SENATE yesterday passed its billion oneyear pending 227 After debating the tions about five hours the Senate then passed 272 a million teacher pay raise giving public school teachers raises av about a year THE TEACHER pay raise is the key to the dispute between Connally ard the Senate Connal Jy wants less money for teach ers million and more for other state services he con soans 10 nsk questions abou The surprise wedding was less since they had two months after they an of Che entire State lawmaking body at their disposal but they cither Felt it was too early in the morning or too late in the Legis lative session SEN CHRISTIE reported Youll be happy to hear that marriage Smilli nineyear marriage Legislature Honors Haskins United International WASHINGTON May 9 Thc United States has ac North Vietnam of violating International Ac cords on War Prisoners by parading American pilots j through streets of Hanoi Saturday Robert J McCloskey State Department news said Monday a formal protest w a s a d s K n s being made to Hanoi through the International Red Cross THE PROTEST was based on news reports some of them from Communist sources that said three American pilots were walked through the streets with crowds heckling and threatening them A Moscow account said the three were captured after their planes were downed in raids on Hanoi Friday McCloskey said the actions by North Vietnam in the street ex and in putting the pris on d i s p 1 a y later before newsmen in Hanoi were espe disturbing in the light of New Field House For UTEP Sets Committee Okay Special lo The AUSTIN May 9 Don University of Texas at El Paso basketball coach got honors today from the State Legislature He was honored by resolu tions passed by El Paso leg in both the Senate and the House Afler his presentation lo the House Chairman George Hin son of he House Education Committee got permission for his committee to meet while the House was in session with Has the breakup of their en gagement ANNMARGRET 26 wore a white miniskirt ard while fish net hose It was her first 34 whose to Austra lian actress Victoria Shaw end ed in d i v o r c c in 19G5 wore a gray suii and paisley tie The ceremony in an floor suite of the Rij viera Hotel was conducted by District Judge John Mowbray At one point the bride began weeping and the ceremony had to be stopped briefly The couple did not have a best man or maid of honor Two ex of the hotel Tony Zoppi and Pick Chappell served as witnesses SMITH STAR of televisions 77 Sunset Strip and Mister said he and his bride would fly back to Burbank Cal if hut he would not reveal their honeymoon plans They had flown here in u plane piloted by Smith The pair obtained a license at the Clark County Courthouse about 25 minutes before their ceremony The asked what had changed her mind about t h e broken engagement replied A woman can always change her mind She added that she and Smith had decided late Sunday night to get mar ried NASA Names Apollo Crew Test Mission Due Early Next Year United International WASHINGTON May The space agency said to day that the fatal Apollo spacecraft fire would delay the first space flight by a year but that America still might be able to land men on the moon In this decade WE DONT expect any fu ti indications that one or more of j Continued on Page A8 Col UTEP kins and County Judge Colbert ture problems said Smith Coldwell attending the will work when she has to work and 1 will work when I THE COMMITTEE gave have to work When we can we unanimous approval to the open be together new field house AnnMargret i s scheduled to appear a the Riviera beginning Rep Raul Muniz ot El Paso Continued on Page A8 Col 2 made Ihe motion to suspend all rules so the by Rep Ralph j Scoggins another El Paso 11 a t o r could be considered He explained that El Paso County would build the field house on I UTEP land and let the college use i it without cost to the school j He offered Judge Coldwell and Haskins as witnesses to answer Open Meet Ready For Signing United PreH International AUSTIN May 9 An meetings sought for years by Texas news media hos Re needed only Gov John Connal n New FBI Agent Is Named Here questions but the only question was how long a contract Has ys signature to become law Hid L ii iu i ut The by Sen Chet Brooks paRC of Pasadena and Rep Allred of W i c h i t a Falls then ed that the rule requiring all Spokesmen said Dickey and airmen dumped scores of bombs on the runways taxiways and jet porking revetments In previous raids on the base US pilots destroyed 12 to 15 of the MIG jets s i 1 1 i m g on the ground Th only other of North Vietnams six main Jet bases attacked so far is the field at Kep 37 miles northeast of Hanoi PILOTS REPORTED Hoa Lacs paved strips today lay broken with deep craters and its Continued on Page Col essential During the long debate Monday the Senate added about Jli million to its b i 1 1 but C o n n a 1 1 y s pleas to glaring deficiencies in the fields of health welfare juve nile crime prevention traffic safety public welfare pollution control and water resources development THE SENATE made only one concession to the grievances Connally aired at a news n c e last week It removed a Continued on Page A4 Col passed tne House 1443 Monday and minutes later the Senate voted 280 to accept changes written into the by the House IT WAS the first time such legislation ever cleared both Continued on Page A4 Col Water Very Poor The Valleys have very pnor prospects for Rio runoff water Ihe US Weather Bureau reported t o d a y in its monthly forecast The total runoff for the water year extending from Oct 1 of lust year through Sept 30 of this year will be 1D1000 acre feet compared with a 15year average of 504000 acre feet the bureau reported FOR THE REST of this water year May through September Ihe runoff is expected to be only 30000 acre feet compared with an average of 308000 acre feet We had a crazy year on the watershed said Meteorologist Continued on Page A4 Col 6 Closes Bear Facts Case Sheriff Mike Sullivan yesterday received some bare facts In a biologists report on some humanlike bones which were found In the desert north of El Paso last month According to Dr Arthur H Harris associate biology prof e s s o r at the University of Texas at El Poso the bones were t h o s c of a black bear which someone had skinned Sheriff Sullivan marked the case Guess and win Sizzler T Is Here time Is temperature forecast today and tomorrow 95 Yesterdays high was 92 Winds will blow tomorrow Low today was 61 When will El Paso have 100degree temperature for the first time this year Guess and win Last year the temperature rose to 100 degrees May 24 at pm Ue the entry blank You may turn in as many blanks as you wish but all must be clipped from The In case of a tie the prize will be divided JOIN THE Sizzler Contest Blanks after the temperature reaches 100 will not be eligible The official time will be listed by Arthur Brooks head of the Weather Bureau in El Paso Thc entry blanks will be published daily Other first 100 degree temperature dates June 8 1959 June 14 1960 June 10 1961 June 21 1963 May 24 1364 and June 28 Sizzler Contest The temperature will be reached lor the first time this year Month Date El Paso Sunshine The sun shone today for the consecutive day The sun has failed to shine only 1 day out of the fast 2031 days Moy 1 Time am pm to Sizzler Contest Editor or fv bring to Newspaper Building at Kansas and Mills A Contest deadline is four hours before Time Raymond L Faisst will take over as Special Agent in Charge of he El Paso FBI of fice before June 1 He re places Agent In Charge Rob ert Hancock who will com mand the Albany NY office A St Louis Faisst has served In Alabama New Jersey District of Columbia Pennsylvania New York Illi Oregon Missouri Minne sota Alaska Louisiana Vir ginla and Hawaii His wife will move with him to El Paso Appearing before the Senate Space Committee James E Webb administrator of the Na t i o n a I Aeronautics and Space Administration dis closed for the first time the if I i g h t schedules following the jan 17 Apollo fire at Cape Ken wipes her eyes her that killed three astronauts to actar Roger Smih at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas thc crew for he first flight around earth which should come early next year Commanding that flight will be astronaut Wally Schirra who also has flown both Mercury and Gemini missions Going with him will be Walter Cunningham and Air Force Maj Donn F Eisele CUNNINGHAM was one of only two civilians selected in the first three groups of astronauts The other was Elliott See who was killed in a plane crash in St Louis Since their selection however several other civilians have been picked for space flight including Webb disclosed that Schirra who made the first rendezvous space during his Gemini flight had gone to the North American plant at Downey Calif ti familiarize himself on a daytoday basis with the A p o 11 o spacecraft he will fly COL FRANK Borman an as m e m b e r of the board that investigated the Apollo pro gram after the fire also has gone there as head of an engi neering group charged with su changes in he Apollo spacecraft Webb said In disclosing that the United States still hoped to meet the timetable set by F Kennedy Webb said North American would remain the prime con tractor for Apollo despite harsh criticism of it in the wake of the fire during a ground test at the Cape Webb said thc backup crew for team for the first flight test of the Apollo would be T h 6 m a s P Stafford John W Young and Gene Cernan SCHIRRA AND his team were backups to the Grissom three some that died in a flash fire in the Apollo which is designed to take men to the moon and back After Webbs testimony his No 1 deputy Dr George Muell Continued on Page A4 Col 2 ANNMARGRET wore n pronounced miniskirt at her wedding Thc marriage culminated a romance with actor Roger Smith Judge John Mowbray right performed the ceremony and nuptials were witnessed by Tony Zoppi left and Dick Chappell center of the Riviera Hotel Sun Eclipse Viewed Best In West United international IOS ANGELES May 9 The new moon moving between the Sun and the Earth partially eclipsed the Sun today with re of the West Coast getting the best view of the solar spcc Continued on Page A4 Col 8 HoldUp Suspect Nabbed Promptly William M Cantaral 31 North Madison Lake Ohio was ar today before Justice of Peace Charles Windberg on a charge of robbing the Domestic Finance Co 200 San Francisco Continued on Page A8 Col 2 Birth Control Pills Rated Harmful to Girls United WASHINGTON May 9 The Food and Drug Adminis tration said today that birth control pills carl prove harm ful to young girls whose bone growth is not complete They tend to bring about bone closure stunting bone growth the agency said 1 Rep L II Fountain D has taken issue with n public health program in Bal which provides pills for sexually active high school girls Thc FDA would not com ment directly on the program because we d o n t the practice of medicine but a spokesman said that FDA Commissioner D r James L Goddard has said in the past that physicians should exa mine patients before prescrib ing drugs Inside Your Weather Bureau Fore cast Fair with variable high cloudiness through tomorrow Details on Page A6 Amusements Ann Carroll Classified B5 C7 Crossword Puzzle Deaths BS Dr B U L Editorials B2 Markets People BS Sports TV Programs A10 Womens News A 121J Whats Truth About Fund By STANLEY LEVEY Writer WASHINGTON May 0 The current lap over alleged Cen t r a 1 Intelligence Agency CIA money grants to American La bor to fight Communist unions abroad boils down to a single question Whom do you believe W Braden a CIA of from to 1D51 says he to Waller and Victor R c u t h e r of the United affairs operatives for the AFL CIO GEORGE MEANY AFLCIO president calls the charges untrue Neither 1 h e AFL during my term as and president nor Ihe AFLCIO has ever received any CIA money the labor leader said When asked if that disclaimer applied to individuals such as cd that Lovestone had abso lutely n o t h i n g to do with the CIA The same he said was true of Brown I HAVE talked to Lovestone many many times Meany ex and unless he is not telling me the truth I am sure he had no dealings with the CIA Lovestone a former Ameri can Communist Party official who broke with Marxism 40 Auto Workers and many times i Lovestone and Brown ago also branded the have to speak Braden report as untrue ater he insist Whatever t h e answer to the that amount to Jay they would I and Irving Brown themselves Li question of who is right or Meany the AFL CIO has been sufficiently em to lay down the law to its affiliates prohibiting any further dealings with the CIA MEANY acknowledges that two AFLCIO unions the American Newspaper Guild and t h e Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers received CIA money through conveyer belt founda ions Meany was closely questioned Continued on Page A8 Col 5  

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