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Newspaper
Waco Tribune Herald
Location
Waco, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
3
Speaker shows samples and slides on page layouts using more white space and pictures. He urges brighter photos, shorter captions, and concise outlines. A bad headline can kill a good story, so editors should use familiar words and family terms to boost readership.
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP dispatch reports the Bulgarian Communist Party Central Committee postponed its annual congress from August 20 to November to allow greater effort toward completing economic tasks set by the leadership.
Mrs Bertha Turner of Austin former Milam County resident died Saturday night in Austin at age 8 Funeral services are 4 p m today Marek Burns Chapel Cameron Rev James Stanley to officiate with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Survivors include six sons Bert Turner Reese Turner and Thomas Turner Lester Turner Alvin Turner Jonah Turner and two daughters Mrs R R Cosby Mrs H V McClish a brother Lewis Watson and a sister Mrs Mary Edwards plus 21 grandchildren and two great grandchildren
The American Baptist Association holds its biennial convention in Texarkana College starting Tuesday with about 3,500 delegates expected. The National Ladies Auxiliary meets at 1 PM. The first general convocation is at 7 PM with Dr. W. W. Watson delivering the president’s address at 7:30 PM and Rev. Gloria Perry giving the annual sermon at 8 PM. The gathering ends noon Thursday.
New York report claims Bio-Dyne reduces hemorrhoids relieves itch and pain without surgery. Observations by doctors note rapid relief and actual shrinking maintained over months with no narcotics or anesthetics. The product Preparation H is offered as suppository or ointment and sold at drug counters.
Secretary Hodges launches a major Commerce Department effort to push for faster economic growth. He asks all bureau chiefs to submit campaign plans by June 30 and has 23 divisions analyze ten years of industry data to identify growth opportunities. He aims to coordinate export promotion with a new government wide export coordinator within a month and cites a 1 percent rise in foreign sales as key to boosting output.
U Thant said the Netherlands has accepted in principle Ellsworth Bunker’s settlement proposals for West New Guinea. The Dutch now align with Indonesia, paving the way for resumed talks that had stalled since March after three days of negotiations.
El Paso County Judge Woodrow Bean posted a 2500 dollar bond after a five count indictment for failure to file income tax returns. He appeared before U S Commissioner Henry Clifton and was released on the bond paid by friend Richard Apodaca of El Paso.
Testimony details Dickson admitting calls to Mallard and Preston’s bowling alley plans while denying wrongdoing. Mary Sue Kelly subpoenaed to be questioned this week. Dickson’s presence to be served uncertain as state officials pursue investigation leads.
In Salinas California a 21 year old man killed Victoria Ferrer mother of a 17 year old girl and wounded Victoria and her 16 year old sister Theresa before fatally shooting himself. Victoria had repeatedly refused his advances.
State Rep. Bill Rapp urged Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson to aid Rio Grande Valley farmers in securing Cuban refugee labor for the cotton harvest. Johnson could not promise an answer but would look into the request, Rapp said.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sally Ola Locklar Lockett of 517 South Twelfth Street will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday in Connally Chapel. She died at 7:30 a.m. Friday in Waco. She was 73.
A commission report urges turning NATO parliamentarians into a consultative Atlantic assembly to review issues facing the Atlantic community and to create a more enduring unity among democracies. It also contemplates a high court of justice for treaty interpretation disputes and notes it will dissolve by June 30, returning about $100,000 of a $250,000 appropriation.
Ben O'Neal of 2609 South Third Street died at his home at 9 30 p m Sunday. He was 77. Funeral arrangements are pending at Wilkinson and Hatch Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife one sister Mrs Caneye Garza of 310 Birch Street Lacy Lakeview and several nieces and nephews.
After talks with FLN leaders near Algiers the OAS agreed to cease attacks and back the plan to include Europeans in Algerian police after independence. A general amnesty for Europeans was pledged once terrorism ended and order restored, with scattered violence continuing around Algiers and one European killed.
Margaret Janek 37 of Elm and Aubrey Stafford 4 of 2021 Summer Avenue were injured in a two car crash 15 miles east of Waco on the Mexia Highway about 9 30 p m Sunday. A l Ambulance rushed them to Hillcrest Hospital where officials said injuries were not serious.
The article notes Sherwood Forest, linked to Robin Hood lore, as England's most extensive woodland located in the industrial midlands. It highlights its size and cultural significance within a region dominated by industry.
Storms last month reach southwestern Minnesota with winds over 100 mph and farm damage. Sunday rain and wind caused hundreds of thousands in Wausau Wisconsin and surrounding areas. Western states warmed while Cooke air moved east. Central Plains to upper Mississippi Valley forecast to receive heavy rainfall. Early Sunday temps ranged from 7 to 35 across various locations.
Canadians go to the polls with about a record million eligible voters to decide 24 ridings today. The Conservatives and Liberals lead a tight contest as both parties run 265 candidates each, with a potential no majority outcome and a July 16 final seat count after a candidate's death postponed voting.
President Kennedy urged both sides to avoid a walkout over flight crew staffing. The dispute centers on whether two pilots plus an engineer should replace the current four man crew, a change critics say risks safety and balance of payments. Brown warned a strike could damage the economy and public welfare while stressing the need to preserve the aircraft and engine mechanic license.
Funeral services for John D. Wallace of B Lelia Street are pending at Connally Funeral Home after he was found beaten on Peach Street. Justice of the Peace Derwood Johnson waits on autopsy results while police question Henry A. Smith of 39 Spring Street. Wallace is survived by his parents a son in Germany a sister and a brother.
Winn P. Jackson of Lubbock was expelled from the Texas Society of Public Accountants for preparing a 1960 statement of worth for Billie Sol Estes without verifying the accuracy of Estes data. The article also notes that Malaya's national anthem borrows its melody from a former love, Moonlight, and musicians are forbidden to perform it as a love song.
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