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FATAL PLUNGE -Ed Andy Comercn, 77, of San Angelo was hl'ed Friday afternoon when this 1955 station wagon plunged about 173 feet down a rough embank ment on U S. 67-84 only 2 3 miles west of Brownwood after being in collision with a 1951 car driven by Dorris Otho Suitt, 50, of Odessa Suitt was charged wih mur der with motor vehide in connection with rhe fatal accident. (Staff Photo)E«4ahh*h?d bfT. R. BAVINSi \“What a Friend We Have in Jesus” jumped into an early lead in llie Brownwood Bulletin's Hymn Poll Saturday.The old-time favorite captured fi of the ftrat 25 voles Getting support were “In the Garden” I? , • God Will TiiKt (2 K “How Great Thou ArtNominated as their favoritehymns in Central Teias have been “Sweet Hour of Prayer.”“Gilt «f Vour Best to the Master/* “Near to thr Heart of God. “The Old Kuffed Cross/* •*Nothing but the Blood of Jeans/’ “Take It to the Ixird in Prayer/* “Rock of Ages.” “Where Should I Go But to the Ford?” “flow Firm a Foundation/* “Near thr Cross.” “Jesus, Lover of My Soul/* “I’d Rather Have Jesus/* “Work for the NUHt Is Co mint/* and •‘Precious Ford. Hold MyI Hand.” ^ ' ■ T; • ■*'' JCentral Texas voles must be in the mail to the Christian Het *lii by Aug 28From the days of Martin Luther. through the Methodist revivals of C harles and John Wesley, to the evangelical meetings of Moody and Sankev. hymns have played a vital part in our history—as well as an essential role in religion.* Hymn singing,” according to Rev. Dr D ^ Poling, lt;Oh an h iid magazh“serves as an expression of faithand an uplifting forte to unite man. God and family v studsof hymn singing also reveals howtJoaoly hymns are tied to history.The Pilgrims, in their firstvoyage across the Atlantic.were strengthened spiritually byAn Odessa driver was chargedi with murder by motor vehicle j here Friday and bond was set at $5,000 Saturday in connection with l the death of a San Angelo man about 3:20 p m Friday in a two-j car accident 2 3 miles west of ■ Brownwood on a rolling stretch of U.S. 67-84.Dorris Otho Suitt, 50. of Odessa,charged in connection with thej accident, was driver of a 1951 car. Dead from head injuries is Ed Andy Cameron, 77 of San Angelo, driver of a 1955 station wagon, j Both were traveling east and both j were alone in their cars.Dim i l\ OWNER! Suit! owner of an Odessa drive in started to pass the station wagon, apparently lost control in I passing and skidded in front of the second vehicle, causing the j San Angelo car to glance off the highway and down a 40-foot embankment of rough brush and large rocks, officers said,| The body was thrown from the j car about 133 feet from the point j of collision and the car went an-' other 40 feet, landing on its top near a culvert opening352 FEETAfter collision, the second car ! went 352 feet and skidded to a I stop in the grassy esplanade between section* of the four-lane highway.The station wagon was considered a total loss and both doors on the right side of the 1951 car I were damagedl Charges were filed several hours after the accident Friday and bond was set Saturday morning by Justice of the Peace Walter E. Gilmore Suitt remained , in Brown County jail late Sat-! urday.Suitt w as going to Waco, where his brother was scheduled to have an operation, he told Highway Pa- ac trotman Dean Morgan who inves- 5 tigated the crash Cameron apparently was traveling to Lam- j pasts to see relatives He was a retired night watchman sIn charge of services for Cam- j cron will be Massey Funeral Home of San Angelo. His wife jeidied in 1955. *r JFK Aids1 asI wof : MPlan SplitReportsU!By JOHN M HIGHTOWERWASHINGTON «AP—The Ken-ncdy administration was reportedSaturday to be developing deiaiplans for reorganixation of machinery by which the United States gathers and evaluates coldMIC'ItIu25,ofliowainow noneOne workby Central Inu ! I j gencem\inffRfnliHmkl 11 i I viV#-ionIt rnay be to k*1uppuGeAgency Director Alien DullesSLASH CIASome of President Kenned advisers have pranbnsTJi Med toI 4*1 K ti.nlitvaway from the CIA rc~ ■ 1 v*' c?r«- *r IW ' II I .IBP . Ifor preparing basic intelligence reports on world troublespots and give that authority to any separate agency.Some advisers also have urged that tile responsibility for coordinating all government intelligence activities should be divorced fromsupervising operations of tJhcworldwide CIA staff. ^BASIC DECISIONOfficials reported that a basictomicalbyKhtodCf-tercottoeIlie
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Brownwood Bulletin
Brownwood, Texas, US
Sun, Aug 06, 1961
Page 37
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