Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas (2025)

June 4, 1962

Publication:

Fort Worth Star-Telegrami

Location:

Fort Worth, Texas

Issue Date:

Monday, June 4, 1962

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2

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Evening June 4 1962 2 PAGE TWO Section Otte FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM lAr 4 714 an' to "IN Says Estes I Dealsinvalid 4 A N''' 64 404 1 ATLANTA done 4 fr The nAbrieitaTrdic aann ie Company i mpaly a re --4 -i leased this list of casualties crashed in France Sunday: I Airs Theodosia Barnett 60 i Tampa Fla 4fr 1 2 Mrs Leslie Blair Marietta Ga widow of pediatrician 1 't 3 Dolly Brooks Griffin Ga LIP-0-! artist (4j 4 Morgan Caney 51 80 NIrs William Merritt Amer '''114 Point Ga attorney ican Express Company Tepresen Mrs Morgan Cantey 45 tative and one of the organizers --so! West Point Ga of the tour ts i 6 Mrs James Cowan Mari- 81 Mrs Emmett Mitchell 82 0' etta Ga widow of former presi- Mrs Lawton Miller 14 dent of Georgia Marble Company o' 83 Mrs Roy Minter widow of insurance Company executive and 1 7 Forrest Cumming 70 Griffin sister of Mrs Barnett also Ga retired faculty member Uni a victim versity of Georgia 8 Mrs Forrest Cumming 68 4 Ga manager ist At Ruth Morris retired public utilities coinpany lighting special- OH University of Georgia Press 4 85 Anna Mulcahy 9 Doug Davis 32 a i 86 David Murphy 41 archi- 1 France artist and son of late At- 4 tect pioneer aviator 4- 87 Mrs David Murphy 10 Mrs William llill Mont- 88 Robert Newcomb 73 uncle LC gomery Ala of Mrs Mary Bull also a victim i 11 Alarghretta Luty 45 Ridley 89 Margaret Nutting 75 re-A Park Pa department of educa- tired legal secretary and cousin ro tion Pennsylvania Hospital Phil- of Katherine Bleckley also a I adelphia 4- 12 Mrs a McPherson Mrs Harvey Payne Montgomery Ala 91 Del Paige 61 president 13 Louis Patz 52 Elberton of Atlanta Art Association Ga trucking company executive 92 Mrs Del Paige 14 Mrs i Patz Ether- Robert Pegram invest- I berton Ga victim 90 93 Ni ments and former bank execu 1 15 Mrs Rickey Winter CRASH VICTIMS ograduate of the University of North Carolina 75 Dr Allen McDonald dentist 76 Mrs Allen McDonald 77 Dr Christopher Mc Loughlin 52 diagnostician 78 Mrs Christopher McLoughlin 49 79 Ruth McMillan Atlanta woman of the year in civics in 1955 80 Mrs William Merritt Amer it 411011MPolriati-'6-1" only ATLANTA June 4 tr The 0 graduate of the University of CRASH VICTIMS 24 American Express Company re- North Carolinao 4 i tN 1 leased this 1 i of casualties 75 Dr Allen McDonald den- aboard an A ir France 1 a ne list 1 which crashed in France Sunday: I '-6 Mrs Allen McDonald 77 Dr Christopher NIcLough- 4 1: i ----i :4:1 41'7--'- '1 1 Mrs Theodosia Barnett 60 I lin 52 diagnostician 0 "7 7 t1 ampa Ha 78 Mrs Christopher Mel ()ugh to 4t rw 4 -044-4 2 Mrs Leslie Blair Marietta lin 49 7'9 Ruth 51cMillan Atlanta 3 i A 4 '4-: -4 It'-' I As Ga widow of pediatrician fti 31 1- -or Alt 21) 1 I I 3 Dolly Brooks Griffin Ga woman of the year in civics tt -1 7 1 --t7wi4" '''-g -t i i I 111 -7 A olt i 4 artist vs 1 tr1171 i''' 'ii 7-4 i41'1 4 Morgan Cantey 51 7 -4 4- It 7s4 J4'47IFA 80 NIrs William Merritt Amer- ir '''t 71 t--- V- ican Expres-s Company represen so4 144-''' tr'l )'i risE 1 4-: 1 Point Ga attorney 44it -4 to 41 Mrs Alorgin Cantey 45 tative and one of the organizers -4 A 4r 1-4 -4 A a 4 vvait qt l' f' ''44' We-t Point Ga of the tour 7 I 441 4 44 2-In: a z- --14 i 4t 1 '-'24 0 tkI 81 Airs Emmett Mitchell tt''t'" t47 2' ''''---4-4-- 7''-i'71' 1'-tv et rt i 6 Mrs James Cowan Mari- At4 1-' 47 -irk 1 0V 111--: 7 0 etta Ga vidow of former presi 82 Lawtony Miller 4 -4' 4 A tL A 'A )--1 d' Geor la Marble Company '4'4 t'' 1 '---t 7: l' ''4 "111' 1-- i 41 tn 83 -Mrs Roy Inter widow of insurancemrs Barnett also cornpany executive and r- 1 1' 4-'1' T's 1- i7t 1: 7 Forrest Cumming 70 Griffin t4-704' in sster A 1-1 tor- t--e4 41 1 4: 1 i Ga retired faculty member i a victif le-- 4 -1 1 444' I versity of Georgia I -7" '7 1' 75erl 'F 84 Ruth Morris retired pubic 1007 A '74- 4'f i- 8 Mrs Forrest Cumming fig utiities co ltnpany lighting special le lie" -e i i 2tt lAc-t-ITtiJ 4 4 4 'ls'- t- fiat 1 Gnffin Ga manager istr llrtN'" I tr 4 ti'li' 4- "4 7 VIt 'i 44 1 'University of Georgia Press i se -4477 4- sti 'Yr' 'AA --i J14 7 85 Anna Mulcahy -4: 14-'' 0 f-' I ot 414117-'el 6'-4 a is David Murphy 41 arhi 86 c- 0-'-' t' 1 41 'J '0' Afk' 1 9 Doug Dais 32 "1 Prance artist and son of late At- --9k 0 4 4 vs -4---si 4 tect a 'A 14-4'ct 'tY" Aez 101 lanta pioneer aviator id Murphy '--11 -4' --7a'4- 4 45 '107 I 0 ir'--A014- 10 Mrs William Hill Mont- 8887: INtlorkstrDt aNvev4comb 73 uncle w- At it- r4w Yr ft it'' ft Al 'he "-e----" '4' oinet a of Mrs Mary Bull also a vi los Nt'''-t: 7: -tf -0 Y'' -te4 4An 4 11 Marghretta Luty 45 Ridley ctim 89 Nlargaret Nutting 75 re 7 't '-'94t rg 1 'n lairol park Pa department of educa tired egal secretary and cousin ne Bleckley 241 ''0A 4 7 "0- tr --o tt 7' 'iA1 tion 1 Pennsylvania Hospital Phil- of Katherine st ilk "'''1 P9i liAP s' 74- 4'-'1 I victi alo a bi N1'''' IRO i 1e '4 44-' -q I 41 pi 4 A -r adeiphia iar---' 'V '-6161000- 1 tot 90 Mrs Harvey Payne 91 Del Paige 61 president 12 Mrs a McPherson A "41 Montgomery la 52 Elberton -k 'ohtotti s-ht 15 4'0 ks 4 i 1- Ga trucking company executive i 7tatio'12" Vtalshti 4- -a a rty i i 1 4' 6 i 14 Mrs i Patz Fiber- 'I' I 4w''' be 4 tt 44-4 0-4 on a 1 of Atlanta Art Association 92 Mrs Del Paige 93 Robert Pegram 55 invest- 1 1 4p: t'''''''' i'l' 4 1 5 Mrs Rickey Winter ments and former bank execu- im It '--'4 si 4-'11----t7 t-' '1--47---4440 etitl 4 :44 totAt tr I- 3r i 4 1 '4- II 4 I ok i Tir4 '4 41 -4 i 'At kil 1 1 t-- 1- at 6 'I 41 ''A 1114 t-: rl riA4rTI 4 A4 f1 4 tt 4i 1 roi -0lt 44 i' Ni ''1 0ze41 i Ili -4- --Ak iiltA to--4 -yi-1i 71' ltpr? 71: mr tar- '''1'Cataf7T: -r kf i- 0 1 It- -'t-' --71 tr eto- 41 i'-'- fwIrloi-tt7IT'oI'1-4- it jr117e1111krletaoAe 1010t0Ster-' 41r- 1 -'4t 1- 4 4 )1 4:1 441 4 444101'1444- r-44L 4- 40 Ak 00 Ii 'o" I 01- y- 11s-: 1 '4 '''isip 4-1'''''''0' "it Ay44 4t iti-tekSik L7i'x t-' 1: If 4:1 6 :4 It'''''''''Ii4Z iN o1 li 10 1 Ac id e' i r64'''''' 1141 01 -i et c1k of' ki 1 -010'1 C9: itiV- -i itd-3-- "Avi 1 id -1' 'di t-I 4 -'i'''' -1 ti-ki4i--V V'ftt i '-4: i4i O'C'tl -0 Al A kN ''''''Spe 1 sirs pit z21t oCio 1444 t-fi 111 1e k4 4 A --Y'''' eti'Vr7441-4 'wle 'r4140 44 4-- --r- le s1 mot wk-t- 'IS'ir "Is 4ik a if ---r 4 A'z" -e i A $1Rri 4 avst- -i Ark o- 4 ctidekor 0 A 1 If -401 -'(elt 14 ttft'S 1 1417 A4 4 1 4 3 0 ''''1441itt 1i 1:401 volt 7--0 t4401V747 WASHINGTON June 4 Senator John McClellan Dem ocrat of Arkansas says he thinks Billie Sol Estes cotton allotment transactions were "absolutely invalid" AleCtellan said Sunday this is one of the most importantnreas his Senate investigations subcommittee will explore when it lo-oks into the dealings of the Texas operator McClellan interviewed byiSenator Kenneth Keating ItepahBean of New York on a Itilevision and radio program taped for New York stations said he hbpes his hearings can open near Ihe end of this month Estes is under indictment lor fraud The Agriculture Department has levied a $51100(1 Penalty against him -charging he violated federal cotton marketing quotas last year with acreage allotments acquired illegally in a series of land deals Dem- hinks ment ly in-is is areas resas tor ihries 'She tor eling tte re al-in a 'A 1 I 71 11 a 4 8 fi ti Press Wirephoto of wreckage of of ol ott -14 de---- Jr $1 ortoso-' AItc to TRAGEDY NEAR TRAGEDY NEAR tt TIIAGE1 Odd Lot Transaction NEW ORK June 4 0--4'he New York Stock Exchano reported Monday these odd- lot transactions by principal dealers for June Purchases of 9263)1 shares: Sales of 463418 shares including 26350 shares sold short 4'he niers tares hart I 'Poi 7 440 itf i '-7 1 Atz ic Press Wirephoto PARATROOPERS ENTER crushed Saturday a revolt by a marine al Venezuelan paratroopers in full battle batallion at the country's largest naval dress entered Puerto Cabello where they base Loyalists 114011E ABOUT GRAND JURY 4vor ogg 4 04 414 -4 pm Get the Genuine WATER MASTER 1 Hour FREE PARKING: Either lot 5th Tay 1 hroclohol ton at 5th ED 2-21'51 bye Air France jetliner almost reached the doorsteps of these houses in the French village of Villeneuve le Roi after plane ran out of runway at adjacent Orly Field crashed and burned Corn- 1 widowATLANTA MAYOR IN PARIS for- Journal put out its first ext since Novelist Margaret Mitch' author of "Gone With the Wind (bed sage he President Kennedy in a nu Assoc ge to Atlanta Art i tion said: tressed Terribly Dis "Mrs Kennedy and I are Ix ribly distressed to hbarn of ti plane crash in France which co your community and the count so heavily Please convey deepest sympathy to the famili vho experienced this tragedy" Among the victims were Paige president of the art as dation and his wife: Katheri Bleckley clerk of the Geo4 Supreme Court and one of state most colorful officia Journal put out its first extra since NoveliA Margaret Mitchell author of "Gone With the kVind" died President Kennedy in a message to the Atlanta Art Association said: Terribly Distressed "Mrs Kennedy and I are terribly distressed to learn of plane crash in France which your community and the country so heavily Please convey deepest sympathy to the families vho experienced this tragedy" Among the victims were Paige president of the art association and his wife: Katherine Bleckley clerk of the Georgia Supreme Court and one of states most colorful officials: tive Air Frat Ark Fla mother of Mrs 9-4 Mrs Robert Pegram 51 Bevington also killed I 95 Mrs Perkins Jr 51 16 Mrs William King Self 43 active in husbands architectura Marks Miss firm 17 Mrs Fred Sorrow Duluth 96 Homer Prater 55 district Ga wife of publisher of South- manager of Knapp-Monarch Corn ern Dairy Products magazine pany of St Louis The following all were from 97 iIIrs Marion Pruitt widom Atlanta or the immediate Atlanta of prominent surgeon area: i 98 Mrs Clifford Ragsdale for 18 Mrs A Adair mer member of Atlanta Schoo 19 Tom Chris Allen adverbs- Board and Atlanta woman of th( ing director for Time magazine year in fine arts in 1952 in Southeast 99 NIrs William Richardson 20 Mrs Tom Chris Allen 67 retired school teacher 21 Mrs Henrietta Ayer 43 WO Roby Robinson investment wife of pathologist broker 22 Paul Barnett 101 Mrs Roby Robinson 23 Mrs Barry wife 10'2 Hooke 67 chairman of Coca Cola Company vice presi- of the board i dent Publishing Company 24 Mrs Bartholomai 103 Mrs Rooke 50 wife of entomologist 104 Mrs Helen I 46 23 Mrs IV Bealer 23 wife artist of manufacturing executive and 105 Charles A Shaw 62 mersister-in-law of Mrs Hum- chandising superintendent tt phries also a victim Sears Roebuck 26 George Beattie business 106 Mrs Charles A Shaw man and former Pure Oil Corn- 107 Mrs Stow 58 active pany executive in Gray Lady Work 27 Mrs George Beattie 108 Mrs Tidmore widow 28 Mrs Frances Beers 1 of anesthesiologist 29 Mrs Sara Benson wife 1 109 Mrs Malcolm Therrel 94 Mrs Robert Pegram 95 Mrs Perkins Jr 51 active in husband's architectural firm 96 Homer Prater 55 district manager of Knapp-Monarch pny a of St Louis 97 Mrs Marion Pruitt of prominent surgeon 98 Mrs Clifford Ragsdale mer member of Atlanta School Board and Atlanta woman of the year in fine arts in 1952 99 Mrs William Richardson 67 retired school teacher WO Roby Robinson investment broker 101 Mrs Roby Robinson 10'2 Hooke 67 chairman of the board i I Publishing Company 103 Mrs Rooke 50 104 Mrs Helen I 46 artist 105 Charles A Shaw 62 mer- chandising superintendent Sears Roebuck 106 Mrs Charles A Shaw 107 Mrs Stow 58 active in Gray Lady Work 108 Mrs Tidmore widow Ark Fla mother of Mrs 1 Bevington also killed 94 Mrs Robert Pegram 51 I 95 Perkins Jr 51: Continued From Page I house I ran out the back door but had to get back in immediately because of the flames" The takeoff just before I 11 rn was in' clear bright one of Paris' sunniest days this everything seemed normal as the plane warmed up for the Atlantic crossing The recording of the pilot's last words with the control tower at Orly Field was sequestered by the district magistrate for use in the investigation of the crash The magistrate said the pilots exchange was routine asking the tower for permission to take off and getting the go ahead But the inspector general in charge of the investigation said he noted skid marks on the runway which indicated the pilot had his brakes on for about 500 yards The smouldering wreckage was searched for the automatic recorder which would give a clue to the plane's final fatal seconds Continued From Page 1 house I ran out the back door but had to get back in immedi- ately because of the flames- was The takeoff just before 1 in in clear bright one of Paris' sunniest days this everything seemed normal as the plane warmed up for the Atlantic crossing The recording of the pilot's last words with the control tower at Orly Field was' sequestered by the district magistrate for use in the investigation of the crash The magistrate said the pilots exchange was routine asking the tower for permission to take off and getting the go ahead But the inspector general in the cost our Del the Robert Pegram Jr 55 former vice president of the Bank of 1 Georgia and his wife Mrs Davis Black Jr a past president of the Junior Leagse of Atlanta and Margaret Turner Atlanta Journal club editor The Atlanta Art Museum in the 1 i onirmunownenwpww" Since 1877 9 11104vG AND niirTt GET GENUINE '111AIIR 1110SHA Since MIL A 1:1 I i --ril OR 'z 0 I Fir 4 4 4 4 11 tl 3 i ING W10116p51 il lo AND 4 Op 1 0 4144 '10 70 64k 4141 41'e' 4 ftr Yil? 'r pl 01 4 'ti 6 IY a GET GENUINE 1 44 sit A I l'' nifil A' MOSItil 'tti: ti 0 6 II f( a 2 Continued From Page I 1 tion pinpointed the strange cir- In Contigol to see portions or all of it in their 1 cumstances surrounding the deliberations death and reported Marshall's If the judge or the grand jury 1 role in the Estes case decides it is necessary for the I 1 panel to see the whole file Judge I Barron will have to relate this CRASH After Revolt information to District At- I torney Barefoot Sanders of Dal- Continued From Page 1 BY PAUL FINCH las who will decide whether to 1 adequately our sympathy to CARACAS Venezuela June 4 i honor the request these families forces were reported in Whether Mrs Smith's report Gov Ernest Vandiver extend-control of Puerto Cabello Monday on the ammunition purchase can the deepest sympathy of the after a week-end of bloody fight- shed any light on whether Mar- first family ing to crush a Communist-backed shall killed himself or was mur- "All Georgia has been sad-revolt against President Romuto dered is a matter of conjecture dened by the tragic loss of so Betancourt's government The 5I-yera-old Marshall who many of her cultural and busiBetancourt said more than 100 lived at Bryan was known to ness leaders" Vandiver said persons and possibly 200 had been have carried a 22-caliber rifle "Along with all Georgians we killed in putting down a rebellious on his frequent trips to his ranch invoke the comfort of the divine marine garrison in the port city He used the gun to kill snakes providence in this dark 65 miles west of Caracas and rodents Unofficial reports of casualties I Meanwhile additional wi hour" tness- Senators Richard Russell ran as high as 401) dead and 1200 I es have been ordered to appear and 11 a Talmadge of wounded with losses heavy on I before the grand jury this week Georgia expressed their symboth sides i Some of them have testified pre- pa an exte thv grief The government announcement I vionsly For others this will be "Great tragedy has laid its that the rebellion had ended camel their first appearance heavy hand on the State of with the surrender of top rebel Steps to Be Planend Georgia and removed some of navy officers but fighting still Names of the witnesses have its finest citizens "Russell said raged in the old city I not been disclosed am deeply grieved" said Communists other left-ing ex- Robertson I Attorney Talmadge "This is a great tremists and a i diehards Bryan Russ said Monday's ses- loss held out with automatic weapons sion probably would be devoted Sam Alassell Jr president of in lath Century buildings put up to a review of the last two weeks the board of aldermen said he originally to withstand pirate at- investigation and to I an i believed it Was the worst tragtacks steps to take the remainder of edy to hit any city" Curfew Imposed I this week "It will take a generation to The government 1 a a Judge Barron has requested build this loadership back" he dusk-to-dawn curfew on the Car- the grand jury to try to wind up said ibbean port Betancourt said 3000 I its ivork this week Ile has said French Ambassador Ilerve loyal soldiers sailors and airmen I that if the jury fails to solve Alphand sent an expression of -dominated" the situation in the I i larshall's death he would ask I sympathy and the British con-city of 23000 I Texas Rangers to stay on the job solute in Atlanta issued a state- The situation was still tense in In hopes they can do so ment of regret the country Sabotage and terror- Marshall's dent is cfficially I Former Gov Marvin Griffin ism were reported in Caracas and I listed as a 'suicide again a candidate for the top several other Venezuelan cities i I Judge Barron ordered the spe- office declared thrppdw 1-11 office declared a three-day halt America's Largest Selling TOILET TANK BALL 6114' wife of contractor 110 Robert Turner bank executive and farmer 111 Mrs Robert Turner artist 112 Mrs Paul (Margaret) Turner club editor Atlanta Journal 113 Mrs Frank Virgin wife of cotton broker 114 Sidney Wien retired business man and member of board of trustees Atlanta Art Association 115 Mrs Sidney Wien 116 Joan Wien daughter of the Sidney Wiens 117 Mrs Rosa line Williams advertising executive 118 Mrs Lys le Williamson advertising executive 119 Mrs Walter Wilson 120 Vassar Wonky textile chemist executive 121 Sykes Young public of prominent physician 30 Randolph Berry vice president of Inc 311rs Randolph Berry 32 Mrs Bevington wife of air-conditioning firm executive 33 Roy Bixter retired educator and former registrar of Drake University Des Moines Iowa 34 Mrs Roy Bixter 35 Mrs David Black Jr past president of the Atlanta Junior League and wife of real estate executive 36 Katherine Bleck ley clerk of the Georgia Supreme Court 37 Dr Harry Boon dentist 38 Mrs Harry Boon 39 Ntorris Brandon Jr 58 manufacturing company executive 40 Mrs Morris Brandon Jr 53 I 00 THE THE JINE tri 6 molum :9 1 THE The efficient Water Mester instantly stops the flow al water after each flushing 75C AT HARDWARE STORES stop thing ZES 1 Showed No Trouble Georgia state capital ally Air France said the American- closed on Sundays was opened Sunday as scores showed up or built Chateuatt de Sully after a cabinet minister caned "to help in some way" during the reign of Henry Dr Reginald Poland the nili- seum director paid tribute to the had flown in from New York only a few hours before and had been dead and said "We will carry on inspected before the reutrn flight as best we can" with the Atlantans It showed no RELATIVF OF' ItESIIENT trouble on the eastward crossing officials said AMONG CRAM VICTIMS The death toll of 130 was the One of the victims of the Air worst in a single-plane crash in France crash in Paris Sunday aviation history exceeding by was the sister-in-law of George A one the number killed in a 1953 Henson 3421 Whittier She was crash of a Air Force C-121 Mrs John Henson of Atlanta Globemaster near Tokyo whose husband has frequently visited in Fort Worth Georgia state capital ua lly closed on Sundays was opened Sunday as scores showed up or called "to help in some way" Dr Reginald Poland the museum director paid tribute to the dead and said "We will carry on as best we can" WATERMASTER TANK BALLS and TOILAFLEX TOILET PLUNGERS SOLD AT WEINSTEIN HDWE (Q 108 Houston 417 Magnolia mono MONNIG'S OPEN TONIGHT TILL: In the worst of all air accidents 134 persons were killed when a United Air Lines DC4 jet and a Trans World Airlines super-Constellation collided over New York City In thp umrd fl nir noti- 1 122 Mrs Sykes Young 41 Mrs Fred Brine widow of i public utilities executive 42 Dorothy Brine daughter of Tetective at Laredo Mrs Fred Brine 43 Frederick Bull 50 engineer- Shot Man 70 Heh ing firm executve i I 11' 1 Newspapers said a railroad grand jury investigation bridge was blown up on the line when newspapers across the nato the industrial city of Valencia An oil refinery was reported Sabotaged in Punto Fijo LLY Three small bombs exploded in IL urimA at the La Rincona- Continued From Page 1 da horse track during the races Nobody was injured Connally was about 26000 votes Nobody was injured Connally was about 260o0 votes 45 Ellen Bull 10 daughter of the Frederick Bulls 46 Betsy Bull 16 daughter of the Frederick Bulls 47 Mrs Mary Bull artist mother of Frederick Bull 48 Mrs Ezekiel wife of Coca Cola Company executive 40 A Cartledge supper club owner 50 Mrs A Cartledge dramatics teacher 51 Cogland 26 artist 45 Ellen Bull 10 daughter of Frederick Bulls 46 Bets Bull 16 daughter of Frederick Bulk 47 Mrs Mary Bull a i other of Frederick Bull 48 Mrs Ezekiel wife of Coca ila Company executive 40 A Cartledge 11) owner 50 Mrs A Cartledge dra- at ics teacher 51 Cogland 26 artist 44 Mrs Frederick Bull Mist i----- 1 The Civilian Aeronautics 1----11 LAREDO June 4 (A-4' i I I Board Sunday sent a jet expert Salinas 70 is being held by po- to Paris to assist French officials Tr lice for investigation after he shot In the investigation of Sunday's a city detective Castillo ir- 32 in an exchange of gunfire crash It was the fourth crash of a Sunday 707 since the big jet went into Salinas was wounded in the commercial service in October right wrist by the detective 1958 The Boeing Airplane Corn- gunfire after he refused to come pany builders of the plane said I out of his house when the officer called A woman neighbor had it has delivered 289 to 26 airlines and they now fly 5900000 miles 7 reported that Salinas fired a shot a week carrying 210000 passen- 7 at her gers The company said the 707 52 Ruben Crimm 47 attorney Salinas was captured by other has "the best safety record of 33 Mrs Ruben Crimm officers after tear gas had been any airplane ever introduced into 54 Mrs Dills I sprayed in the house commercial operation" 55 Par ti1 Doassans 42 district City Saddened quinto Wr-Intn 32 Ruben Crimm 47 attorney i Salinas was captured by other has "the best safety record Of '1 53 Mrs Ruben Crimm i officers after tear gas had been 54 Mrs Dills I sprayed in the house any airplane ever introduced into commercial operation 55 Paul Doassans 42 district ity Saddened ger Air France 7- 1 7: to campaigning Ile said he was "overcome by the news of the terrible tragedy" Griffin's 14-year-old daughter Patricia was one of the victims in the tragic Winecolf fire The Atlanta Journal put out its first extra in 13 years and streets were jammed briefly while the edition sold out The Constitution said editorially "Nothing could have prepared the city for the catastrophe that occurred in Paris Sunday" "Atlanta has been given a eery great blow to bear" the newspaper said Publisher Ralph N1cGill in his front-page column xvrote that the crash brought "unbelievably concentrated grief to Atlanta and Georgia the shock of it is one which makes a community grow silent Air France its Atlanta orrice bulging IA ith tearful relatives and friends of the victims sent four executives from its New ii ii' 7 i ir' A '4 7' ts': I 0:: 476 CK -'i t2 0't 31 (:::4 ot -k4- '0 1 s--- 1 714- ---40'f' g': '4-1s (:: -v tr''--s: ii-- rit: 'A ess: s14A: tA 1 -44- roi i'- 7 '-1: 1:: c4" t- 4 1 1: a A-t 01 1 i lk 77 '1''' i 1 5 ''n: LI 45 -ei: A gf44 '''4'''''' A) 1 11 41 Schools Closed ithead Of New Frontiersman Don In a move to prevent street i Yarborough 37-year-old Houston violence in Caracas the ministry attorney who ran an amazingly of education closed secondary I strong race in the view of many schools in the capital and Valen- i observers cia University was shut down yarborough still re-The uprising of the 400 man I fused to concede defeat marine garrison at Puerto (abe! One l() was the second military revolt 1 his 5 a a i the governm of campaign managers aturday complained ome 00u0 ent in a month A lefti Yarborough ballots had been in- st-inspired mutiny validated by election judges at the marine base in Carupaoo I I acr last month was quickly crushed oss the tate on the rounds The Puerto Cabello rebels put they were imprope-i Oy marked up a stiff fight in the bloodiest Vote returns in the four state test yet of Betancourt's three- races were year-old regime Governor Connally 564632 Loyal forces reported they re Yarborough 538573 captured the a a I base and Congressman-at-Large Joe three rebel strongholds the i 57E077- W11010w i I ancient fort a hospital i Bean 443767 and a high school Forty rebels I Lieutenant were reported captured in the Smith 353211lame5 A Turman hospital and about WO in he 502099 bet19111 cramire Delight Grandpa with the gilt lie wants most ou lather's Day YOUR FAMILY PORTRAIT I 4 manager i 56 Saul Gerson president Rob-1 Cost of Living Raise Mayor Allen in hurrying to -tley Hats Paris said: -With this much of 57 Mrs Saul Gerson iDue Plant Workers Atlanta there I think we ought to be on 38 Glenn 60 electrical the scene" With a heavy manufacturers' agent 1 A cost of living increase of 2 heart he told newsmen: "They were I 59 Mrs Glenn 55 artist I cents per hour for General Dv- my friends It i like having 60 Mrs Henson wife of namics-Fort one-third of your friends wiped Worth workers who bakery executive are paid on an hourly basis will out at once hi Redfern Hollins publishing The crash cut deep into Atlan- I become effective June 15 and fat- ta's civic artistic and cultural a company executive ten the total payroll there by 62 Mrs Redfern Hollins prom- approximately $6400 weekly an sa ene If dd the Southern inent sportswoman city as news of the tragedy 63 Mrs Mary ATISICV Howland A company spokesman Monday reached there at church time 53 former wife of William How said the raise will affect about Prayers were said for the vic i-L land publicity director for the 8000 employes The remaining tims and thousands swarmed Universit of Miami 4000 are on a salaried basis and into downtovvn Atlanta to get de- I 64 Mrs Edwin Humphries 37 tails of the disaster The Atlanta I will not be affected national director of Agnes Scott i College Alumni Association and 'Doctors Say Hormones Make wife of marketing executive i 63 Baxter Jones Jr 43 at- Skin Look Younger Safely i- torneyMrs Baxter Jones Jr 66 I NEW YORK lead-lasked to use the formula for just a i ling 67 Arnold Kaye 47 attor dermatologist and his assistantsltwelve days on one side of the Lice ti8 Mrs Arnold Kay 40 arti ney st have conducted a "half-woman" and neck An impressive percent- test that proves conclusively estro- aee signified that good results were -7 69 Thiimas Lanier 30 manu- hormones make skin look aitained even in this short period facturing company president iyounger smooth dry-sk 70 Mrs Thomas in kle wrins Hormonex Beauty Serum acts so g- i anier i 71 Thomas Little 50 architect oitltnen fade -old-age' skin discolora- rapidly because pure female hor- a- lmones are dissolved in a combina- --1--a i 72 Mrs Th omas Little ton Longino 62 li i 73 Mrs Hin A preparation containing female lion of penetrating alli CSe Oil and wife of retired business executive 101- was applied to one side a patented liquid Lanolin Only I the face and neck and to one a av are required to treat idrop' 4 Louise Loomis 22 student of 50 middle-aged women A face and neck l'-1'4 similar formula containing no hor- If you would like to test HOB- TWO was used on the other side NION'EX Beauty Serum without Ilt was quickly apparent that the risk get a bottle at your favorite 171 side treated with hormones looked (toiletry counter today use it just 11--- better At the end of the test in twelve days If the change is not all but two cases skin lines were you are not corn- definitely less noticeablc complexpletely satisfied your dealer is17i ion was softer smoother fresherlauthorized to refund purchase vk ithout question II OR NION EX a-: There was no local irritation in any Serum is inexpensive to examination revealed absolute-IA toti-day supply costs only Sa So I r----! ly no systematic effects The hor-d ook younger quickly See these mones had beautified effectivelyiwrinkles smooth out starting to- i and safely Idayl may obtain Hormone Beauty Serum at: i Paris said: -With this much of Atlanta there I think we ought to be on the scene" With a heavy heart he told newsmen: "They If were my friends It is like having one-third of your friends wiped i out at once" The crash cut deep into Atlan- ta's civic artistic and cultural life and saddened the Southern city as news of the tragedy reached there at church time Prayers were said for the vic tims and thousands swarmed into downtown Atlanta to get de- tails of the disaster The Atlanta la' 1 i 11 1 7 rci i 414 school Attorney General Waggoner Destroyer Seized Carr 61077'2 Tom It a le Oriental Vegetables The destroyer Zulia was seized i 445183 by the rebels hut was surrendered I In Tarrant County total results Grown by Farmer to loyal warships at sea after were: FLENIINGTON June 2 being shelled and bombed by Connally 312lik L-r --In the heirt of a rich farinplanes 20221 ing area noted for its corn wheat Speaking before a cons ention of Pool 35109 Bean 1644- and oats William Wing raises the a WOr kers federation Snuth 30795 Turman 20768 such unlikely crops as Chinese Betancourt threatened to crack Carr :34330 Reavley 17338 cabbage Oriental melonc lobok down harder on the Communist In the six Tarrant County con- bok choy kohlrabi and Chinese Party and the Icttist the closest was the one in i radishes de Izquierda Revolucionaria Both INA hich George Johnson nosed out i The American-born Wing thinks parties were "suspended" from Buster Lary fly district clerk by the tact that 70 per cent of all engaging in political activities 5(13 votes Chinese foods are vegetables is May 5 but Betancourt indicated Incumbent District Attorney one reason Chinese food has been he may outlaw them Dot' e' Crouch won by a bigger 1 in popularity 'T I gaining (tn ay The president told the meeting I a 1 than expected over there is a Chinese restaurant for of peasants staunch supporters George Thompson Jr every diner that you see The of his left-of-center regime: i Tarrant tot ills were: food is especially popular among 'An answer must be given to State Representative Place people who are al i con the question whether political Jack McLaughlin 23932 Spen- seirms- parties can be tolerated which cer Oliver 20910 appear openly and defiantly im- State Representative Place 3--- phcated in -plots that mean shed- Parmer 2813iii Jack Zach- ST PAUL LUTE ding of Venezuelan blood and uo- ary 24772 set the country's economic devel- State Representative Place 18" Wis1 8 Edwin opment This answer will come" (Dave i 30038: Vernon Johnson 20220 VAtiTiON i it Internal Cleanup Needed District 28- Jun 4 833: Thompson 22886 time 90011:30 MEXICO CITY June 4 Probate Court Course Theme -Lei Antonio Bermudez director of A I Crouch 30486: II Christcontered a government- program to give a Gilmartin 20884 structural face lifting to Mexican District 25937: towns and cities bordering the Competent COY 25429 United m- States says many co i -i- ALL CHILDRI ST PAUL 1800 Wist Frewoy Edwin VACATION Jun Course Theme: -Let's Christtentered Biblecenterod Competent ALL CHILDREN 7 4 -E 4E: 1 4 1 i EEE 4 EE- 4 4 1 The warmest way to say "We love you" Grandpa will cherish a professional portrait of you and your children Coll today for an appointment with our expert photographer or come in at your convenience soon! ve you" nad pot )11 today )ert phovenience LUTHERAN CHURCH ERAN CHURCH il 1 gx C-11 A i 01 0 4 tit4 fl 3 fine portraits of three people only 1 0" )95 tort Worth 2 Texas Pieplow Pastor 11111LE SC11001 aos 1962 am Ages 3-13 porn About God" Study Hondicroh Singing and Ploy Concerned Teachers WELCOME! Fort Worth 2 Testes olow Catfor I I SC11001 IS 1962 Agesi 3-13 porn About God" Study Handcraft Singing and Ploy cerned Teachers WELCOME! 2 5x7" photographs one for each Grandma 1 8)(10" photograph for you to keep FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 17 randma F)p 17 PHOTO StUDIO I MONNIG'S THIRD FLOOR FLOOR r-4 munities will have to clean up three major internal I Periodic cicadas occur only in "drug traffic vice and lack of i the eastern United States Alter discipline of the police" hiding out for 17 years they I emerge into the sun for a spree Nine in 10 households now have i of mating egg laying and sing-television sets and one in eight jug The cicadas will appear in has No or more Picl KINDERGARTEN Registrations now being taken Classes beon WednesJay morning September 5 1962 CONSTRUCTIVE CHRISTIAN TEACHING WHOLESOME RECREATION AND FELLOWSHIP Contact: EDUCATION DIRECTOR ED 2-2929 KINDERGARTEN Registrations now being taken beon WednoiJay morning September 5 1962 CHRISTIAN TEACHING WHOLESOME RECREATION AND FELLOWSHIP Contact: EDUCATION DIRECTOR ED 2-2929 In an effort tct speed up hot-- MORCS beautify ing adion a ssorthy 40-year-old laboratory de-CONSTRUCTIVE vein a fluid formula called IIORNIONEX Beauty Serum This laboratory conducted a test on I5- (PIO omen volunteers ssho were 6 I 1 0 iv- 1 1111111101111111 IN I 1 '41 9 47 -I" 17--- In (ISA A 1 Mt Al 1 'A i Y' I il ilk 'It A A- 4 RI 1 4 i I 1 ik i 1 41mndoptintvegbiggAfttPmtigoffswitv r4111Mg -4".

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