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What Will It Mean to the Children?
would lead to improvement of the educa- a strong feeling that nvany of Orange
tiohal opportunities of the -county's chil- County children ire being robbed «of a
¿rej, — part of their, birthright by being deprived
This project, which ha.'drawn wide- oi ^ucational^ppo^
«bread attention outside of Orange County, to tho^ availabl^to otWr children in the
was climaxed yeiterday afternoon with co^y* . _ ««-
approval by the boaxd.of a ieeolution re? vl!* Reeling
J3£d on p4 1*>• . jft"', '¿t^nt*d ""
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of Orange
"ious consideration io iiuncw.uuv.,. ... ^ wordj
tímenme, weur^at.„At prescnt 0U|. w^tííd not be
íhilSi^d^hiÍ ¿¿excellent and ^¿e ^ now
ineaaittg In cWMr*n and their making the moat effecjiv§ use of our avail-
need for a^gaoq education «ble resources. With proper organization.
I The/e; are, of course, other considera- utilizatioBi,of ,teacher~ personnel our
tions^-taxps, school board represen to tinn, educational pfogrsrn could be much better
community relationships, neighfcornooa at ho additional cost,"
Joyalttes, and such things. t / ¿"pris conclusion, based in; .part on ajr^
But all_ of these, we feel, ^ouliT l^ ejrfenslve study of the county's schoojr'by
subrogated to th# "principal, issue: Wi^ the Tex&s Research League, is th^féunda-
the county boat's, recorñrnendatjons^wdü0n stonerfor the resolution passed yes- •
to the improvement .'of educatiormkoppor- terday by* tha county „ boafd.;
s,.1- iwa. n/iiir^i/'ii— " ÜPVm ♦ iwVü'ltii-í'wM' i til'm «J
tun¡'.2"> anting the .county's
That resolution proposed a method
We wrll not attempt^ t# answer the which we can befciomoving toward proper
organization aM utilization of teacher
quesUon ourselves be¿aíuse we consider
our readers well qualified to analyze the
proposition - an^supply the, answer for
themselves.^ We also feel that the vast-
m*jórityxM these readers will make an
honest effott to put the proposal into
personnel. And we sincerely hope that it
is given, the consideration merited by the
thought, time, money and effort which
has gone into the program that produced
the.document.
Let's Keep Competition inTransport
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This country needs air of its public Justification — that this ispp^c«ftly the
.transportation - systems and it also needs same type of artificial competitive balance
to have them remain competitive to the that the Congress i^495P3riticized the
greatest extent possible. Interstate Commerce *Commlssion for at-
"Owfrefore, we look with disfavor, upon tempting to malntajni
^proposed federal legislation which would Ehactmem of the bill, the railroads say,
- by statute curtail this competition. would,,répreseh.t a denial of the right of
There^aretwo such bills, one Intro- carriers, to assert, in the public Interest,
-« duced by Sen. Bartlett of Alaska, the other their full economic capabilities and ad-
^ by S«n. Yarborough of Texas. In essence, vahtagei
they amount to devices by which the rail* And course,- the public would
roads would be effectively predicted from the loser, as it always Is, when legislative
competing on anything like fair and even powers are used to the advantage of one
terms with water carriers and tructt lines, segment of the economy wKn disadvan-
The raitrosds-cíaim-^with^considerable^-tagfc io another., > - /
ACROSS THE EDITOR^ &B8K ...
More About a Slogan for Orange County
By J. CÜLLEU BHÓWNING
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's Minds" ; Women# of Merf'f<rtíon- . _i t t
No man cao sirve two masters: fir eWier he wlll
hate the one, and love the ©then or ebe ha wül 1 W
to the one, and despise the other. Ye eaniot serve God
:/i' and mammon. Matt. I:ti.
THE OFFBEAT NEWSBEAT . .
How Can You Tell
If You're Neurotic?
three hours com-
irom
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK (AP.
jrott t«ll if you're aeurottej
To the trained eye thfcre are Anybody who claims dieting cm
often telltale physical siéu. be. fun.
For- example. Dr. iXard L.
litóla ot Cleveland, OWo, writ- ymr ^ ^«a you ask
ing in a medical Journal, saw at p t. .,
least potential neuroaes in house- '
wfve who over-p!uck tBSTr eye- never give them any.
brows or dye their hair a vivid . . . . . ,. - Í
platinum blonde^ people who wear „ l,e
sun glasses on^cToudy days, and ^°'e ^ m ^ money every,
persons who bluih or perspire ex- "*y-
ceasively.
AJny wife foolish enough to
husband his full week'# «u
her
his full week's ^)ly
of Free World Hailed Fidel
Br BHÚCE BIOSSAT '
e from Mrs. Gaorga C. (Helen).
a ge;- —. - ^Ll
► can't have yon thinking*
.When£tíí>a's Fidel Castro took power :iSr than
two aads half years ago, much qi the free world
lid what seemed then an authentic revolut
Today, as new revolution'ariei storm his ha
ájsed and shaken regúne, that 'iyjftpathy has van-
Jshéd almost eveiywhere
The exception may. be those numerous quarters
in Latin America where any movement taking the
label "revolution? Is viewed with more than ordi-
TWfy tolerarice. | : ^
•Among chief reasons observers cite for the turn-
about: ■
Castro quickly prayed himself a professional rev-
olutionary incapable of governing, and either cor,
niyed with or tolerated Communists" in.his govern-
ment.
PSrtJjr to cloak his Inadequacy, .he chose the
demagogue's cheap route to enhanced support, ag-
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through sabotage and manufactured chaos might
go on for weeks or months. Late accounts indicate,
however, that leaders might have decided time was
not on their side. •.
Even cold fwt, oí lunch money on Monday.
hm^jat an emotion-based illness. Anybody who thinks taxes ought
The list Is fine as far as iragoes to be "higher-~of i^ho re&lly bit
—but it' tkiesn't go far enough. -Heves they- will ever be lower.
~"u' " stars who decline to dia-
divorces but are eager
, . give their views on how to gain
a" sign of hidden or even active world peace.
neurosis. Aren't we'all a bit daffy Xny couple married five years
to a degree? v —— er more who say is publie, "WTgy
Anyone can rn^ke up a personal never had a quarrel." ,.,K
catalogue of-jtople he's convinced Any man or woman who, hites
are probably neurotic. Here's my to become a grandparent because
list: , - : of the fear of growing older.
The man who brags he never^ Anybody who. writes a column
-has bought anything on the insta 1- for a living.;- i
ment plan and never will. All these' people may not be
All suburbanites, but particular- openly-neurotic—but they're cer-
ly thosa who insist they actually taitjly open, to suspicion.
BUSINESS MDUtOH . . .
Select New Suit
With Special Care
By SAM DAWSON
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-By SAM DAWSON One of thp stalwarta says if he
AP Business News Analyst followed his .¿wife's suggestions he
_ . .. , , NEW YORK (AP)—If ycsrte would look like a rose. Another
They may have seen peril to thejr cause In re- doping for a*step up the'executive avows he got good training-front
Of crated Soviet jets at Cuban dockside. of udder, choose that new spring his mother sod-needs none from
'tha^Qrst Red-trained Cuban jet pilots ,back from suit with care. his wife.- -
alúa, —_.,.i -rr~—'—~ - A gaggie of corporate chl.efs iay One amony those who hav#
SteadHy. Castro istore of Red armu-rew^and that personal ^appearance and. thrown in thespongeasks:"Do
tiese^plus training put more backbond his^le^^f^^?^ ^s'lKingrTTey-ymr argue wntlr YOUR-^" - -
300.000-man militia, with iu core of 25.000 toughen- ^ * lob applicant. The head of a machine tool,
ed Jast diífh SdPlií í. Ñ— More than half of 8? executives company says, "she doesn't in-
™, «.i-uiiyi rn(cu ,«s. / from manv different industries- Wu.ence .my 'selection as. much as
On the other hand, defections from the aif force baring their souls on the matter I do hers; her clothes must meet
had begun', the navv was stamped untrustworthy concede appearance had' a '.good nry?appróval."
by Castro, and ¿Ven tne army was said to be rebel- deal to do with their own Success. In fact, 25 assert they Influence
infiltrated. ^ \ -And nearly half admit their wives their wife's choice of her own
„ i. . . havf. a^-role, big or little, in the. aooarel.
Refugees poured from Xuba, fleeing, the closer select¡orroTTheir clothes;
rt m K rnmnfrtmii .nilf.«É.(. mftrf A. nkm? 1WW.UITOIMCW «UjipOIT. «g H" '™ ■« uciuig, ™ uwser selection Of tneir Clothes. : Onlv 23 of the (W think ths nfW
roe bexompromise, and I am sure most of the c6m- gr>Vating U S-Cuban relaUona needlessly and fi- grip of Red tyranny,aM ec^mjc turmoil Castro, Almost all deny tRat-the status'' executives to éomnamr''
Z. fW^it usjhe_.capesoatlof-airhis failures. injUcted on hi, people after sSg nearly $1 WIUoá_wmbala. of big car. big house! would welcome expert advice on
Mrs. Bernard ,,Mt wl,en they hav# worked oat n>}an they-wtll
suggesting a ilo-
I suggest 'Production
only woman (atari
gan for Orange County.
Prgud Orange".'
A lady readerwtib telephoned recommended that
wt come up,wfth some kmd of a stogan for üia
county. wWih Includes the name of our bayous.
^MSeglns to appear that we are going to have
hold a referendum of this issue.
close ranks behind the program, regardless of dif-
ferences 6f opinion, and work hard to, win voter
approval for it, . ,
fwhlle this was being written, Mrs Alfred B.s
Milter telephoned With another suggestion about a
slogan for the county, . x ,
She agreed that emphasis on the Industrial struc-
~-^-biir~experise -wiwuntr infiOTncr-how to dr¿Á¿V"(W^^mL<s«" the'
Haying deliberately exiled Cuba 'from the U S. oTU:S. assets.
and so.me Latin lands; he completed/the corruption . , The rebels therefore may have tried to pick.that hiring a man for
of his revolution by throwing hf^iielf wholly into Strategic hour when an increasingly frustrated rMn"n"
the arms of Moscow and Peopjng.
The Cubans, In mountine/numbers who. have
shared the world's disillusionment have long been
planning a strike at Castro. Why did they choose
this time?
Reccnt rebel comment suggested preparation
desperate Castro still lacked the militar
Personally. I'm going to hefehout for •omethlnr-,uti' 'i-deijrable but recommenced that we also
that filis the work! we are a county and not includ« something abouT our refreillonar attrac-
simply a collectioo of Independent poljtlcal subdl-. (
kxHKlyftong togsthar—by econorme and ...ThlsJa a good.thaught.'providéd we can soJDe
aociai tlas. _ "\ up with a slogan that is brief. ITT! is long aTHt"
^ As efW. that is not something completely ac- **** • '«nwiber we may have difficulty getting
-i.. compffshedT Isit atwrrworklHg tm it and making tt.SMepted.
real good progresa. Provincialism Is fast disappear*. Anybody have-any ideas along thia. line?
ing to Orange County, and the toorer it !i com* 1
pletely gone the better off we all will jbe.. Suggestion to the* Texas Highway Department
_ subject this . "Today we
responsible position. ' have too much expert advice
means to About half find the tendency to- given tó others."
convert hí« rfi «TM r«tinn into a «nal nf w.ar<! standard or uniform clothes One comment harking back to
JEME'55.? 9 0f the, 'vv banl{pr «ype de- .other days on the national scene:
Cubas s .«i vibran , free spirit. pressed them—but oniy a handful "a Vicuna coat will always g$t
Men everywhere who realize* what he has done ro as far as actually to approve attention and "comments."
already, to betray that spirit must wish his rebel And one dissenter to the whole
challengers all success. ^ The «S weire fillang out a qtjn. Idea ol overrating personal ap-
fuTnf Mp^. rearahce says, . "Clothes do hot
the part rrooming Jan^ thf> man make. -cerUinly _not for
m • k.« ' k. a • . ¡„° . Jf' ■ 7. -ÍL t0P ' management. It probably
foLrt.cal News Notebook _
oreaches dressing right to get J|^s. generaUy at-Q^er? ex
They'll Be Busy on the '
By PETER EDSON
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preaches
ahead.;
But the minority report has
such features as these: Seven
prize most- the facial ex{xr«ssirtn, l.
while three look first át "the eye? I
' and hands, twg^atch for alert-,j£
^nó l^gtr sHord the luxury of fences In/"wíijctíon with.ypur efforts to prpitote neat- WASHINGTON (NÉA) -The Kettoedy adnfth* witij wider effect on next year's crops, the admin- and seven" for poise. Others
arotínd^mt^^borhoo^. Noting- good can come "^jgjg rp°! "J.y not ^ve a" Istration's hew omniburfarm hill is over WO pages istration will need vast new powers. Those are what a« "ahd if Q - * d King Michasl oT Ru-
osly to *t«y pnmreM'.ia M. •«toníobuf. "«« bag printed up and made avail- kmg and so complicated it wiU be ^igible to Kennedy is requesting.., .5 ' shtoeá. Bppl,cant# sh9eá msnia abdicate Üte tht^ne?
Congress may balk at granting the secretary the Most of the
of them. Thejrsetve oaiy to oeiay progress in the auionrowie uuer;nag pnntea up ana maac avail- long and so complicated it will be Intelligible to Kennedy is requestíng;
development of ouT-educational, social, political able for distribution to motorists through your in- exaerts onlv after muSi 'study ' ""C'*; ■ \ mi a- •«. u« rom.
. ««ya —w u-. «y. «.na ?, ih. r«kiiicuiu«. (h. •> « what thev don't lilt^'when P*ess\w>é in IM7; btit re '
attZXs^weirí S *°° 'PPr0aCh oroerams ^ "d ^ ^
in only a Uttle more than the length of time ne^ed^'^W rlghts^of way as dumping ground for The No. 1 objective Isjo^rease f^nh Wome. , . ~
Itaott .Mrfle.1 Joun,.!. •« ™5 .| M,™, ' " 7™f W™'"'t'™ f1'! " ^
strange paradox thatJhe-Americatt people^are-lní. In the last tfro. months; Agriculture Secretary I^hrief. the technique wilhhe that the secretary, - two-thirds of. the^^ecuttves pleted?
tensely'interested In theixhealth. .yet'-tfiíy spejnd Orville L.. íréemañ has raised support prices on wilt Propose a new program for specific crops. Th^-ire convinced t^managemerft A — Dickens* "The Mystery, of
more tmney On smokingj¡Sa<4finking fll«.8 bil- .some 20 cómmodities.,The list includes such im- wiH 1x5 submitted in * referendum to. farmers fairs- T**6*.8 hettepípneafanc?. today Edwin Drood." The author died-
lion) th'sn on drugs^hoS^itsis, anaphysicians com- portant crops a torn, cotton Juadcottonseed, feed 'n« each crop. If two-thirds of fhe farmers,voting _o| yesteryéan bsfpre completmgthe book/!, .
U^S. ^epart- grains; peanuts, milk and butterfir. dry beans and . approve the plan. It will be adopted an/ put into: Q What term destribes an
complain honey. The net effect is expected to be a f 1.5 billion * * ~
willing.-Ii^inc,rease in gross farm income this year,
not anxious, to spend comparable amounts on their To^o this, Freeman has acted under authority
_ The neighborhood In which I Uve extends through
Orange County tor the reason that my community
1 interests are the samé as those oí eveiy other
•^person in tl^ cqunty.
;The people with whom I-work at the newspaper
A^B^darofv^&^TM.^^n ^ bi« ed (lS,4,t lW8n>«-ac<k>rdlng to the!u :
input the coit of medical, care but are
coun!Jb§!,ycAe ***** P<^M-to^ t d^CohOl:" granted hml by existing lawrrBuJ for further actioa
Committee and tlje-
it.
:e Cóunty -Drainage
mptltfees ffiit- grew out of >
moyement sprang op at Vidor. But when it -
cached the state of organltation there was partid-"
pation from throughout the county. Neighborhood
fences were ignored as these men and women came
together for a systematic attack on , a mutual'
probfem, ■.:■ _ . •' ... ..
Tfi^e are sharp differences of opinl^i among
these people as to the type of agency best suited
for a broad drainage program in the county. There
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THE DOCTOR ANSWERS
^wí*? .don } 4 fluen«e the aversion to. medicines, especially
0 . But One to prescriptions?
. she tries desperately" and A PharmaronKriKia y
... ., ,. ¿er says both his wife and Q
it would do is ta.ke away from Congress 'í¡S5ht?r. ?ret.!in ^5'? 'PjJcWng. A general
d present powers to driginate farhi policy, is very subtle!" ^ * ' approac?
urlth form A fA iUa -■ . * r"' ' . . A T*
force unlsssCongress disapproves. /" "
Thjs veto power may sound like jiving Congress si# "shé tries desperately" and
a. voice in the determination of new farm policy, sw^her says both his wife and
But what
its past and
to play politics wlthjárm policy, to try to'get the
moft congressmeo'«m for farmer Constituents and
then get credit for it when congressmen run for re-
election: . . • --i. ■ . -.
Pharmacophohia.
How manv colors can be •
in a rain-
A r- Four or íva.
Local Hospital Is Preferred
are also difterehces as to* the best method of fi-
nancing^such a prrtghm. a^oh other matters.
If Cpngress réfiises to surrender to the President'
and Freeman this broad power to make farm policy
this ypar, the administrat4oa~may have to come up
i same quickie programs to meet emergency
atKH>s ,\- ......•.. '..1.. ..... .
tly and my associates Informed as to my prog- wheat offers the best\ example. For the past
ress, to Interpret the specialist's views and pra¿ -two yearixCongress was unable to enact a wheat
cednres t .those most interested in my welfare, . program wha^former President Eisenhower would
■ And though 'financial considerations are of least f*n' ForW Acuity re Secretary Benson there-
„ - significance, I woaid expect a npticeable saving in '^e P^tlnued for tms year's crop the 75 pepxfent'
differences -and Sftice the factor time is of such great ímpór- travel expense ¿and other costs necessitated by psrity^ll.78 per, bushel wiieat supporj^rice.
at issue. 1 tance in the treatment ¡of all acute accidents, sur-. away-from-home Hving. "ft Thi
True Life Adventures
Here-aré some of the reasons I'd personally" pre-
fer to be treated in my home town community
hospital, provided • that it was accredited and my
.1®"' they •rc Waking an honest effort, as good car# wal undertaken by a qualified diplómate, as
neighbors ■ working • together on something of torn- Previously defined.
i.mon interest, to resolve these "'
reach agreemerit'-oh the points
Ihe. end resúlt of their labors very likely.win 8>cal emergencies and the complications of child- *
This legislative stalemate on wheaHs good evi*
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THI ORANGE LEADER
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Ad/ r <inq O'rtctor
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¡ V Pub **M CIATEO PRESS
Sotwrday, «ja Sdi
PiAdli^ Co. A¥*- .** Tl* Orango Loodor
emergency condition.
If I were a patient la my community hospital,
I could t>« visited dally .by members of my fam-
; lly and I could, if necessary, conduct my affair's
I do not deny for a moment the advantages that- dence to support «ranting the>.Wretary of agricviV
ght stem from care in a large out-of-tówn clinic., tute more authotfiy to act When action
Certainly for very complicated Surgery I would Certainly a new wheat program that( will cut U.S
birth. I'd feel obligated, to show .my loyalt'y"to might stem from care in a large out-of-town clinic. We more aut
members W the staff in the event of a non " ' ' '
is needed.
be better off in the care,,of those whose devotion production- and start to bring the huge surpluses
• to a «specialty within A specialty enabled them «"der control musi be enacted before~neXt year's
. to. achieve greater experience "and more stólf than winter wheat trdp is planted inSthe Southwest late
the phy.siciac In the io^st community, And in many «W summer. x .'v~
large clinics dedicated members of the staff often There are many other proposals iij-the complete
. . . provide jiist as thoughtful and considerate care as Kennedy farm program./They include reofganiia-
peryiMOn of my family doctoran whom, to quiote doctor-frends. But these are sptcjaf- Situations fion of the Farmers Home Administration and ex-
Dr,' ThorfS Radip, I wouldc"lein for understand- that arise infrequently/ ¡, ;' . " : pW^Ot *Sf farm .credit facilities •>
^idanc* '"formation" I • I n* the sort who thinks therff no bed as coftK. -. fliere.ts-a ngw spirit in the top echelons of the Í
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through associates, partners or..«( Secretary.
At home, too, I should be under the ¿dir<
direct su-
from my personai poijit of vie
terms of kenegálities. In bthcr
presented as a person, -not ,as S:<$l e."
I weald count oa spy doctor te keep
■Mo0m
rather than in
I would be
my tam-
Then, as now, there was Concern that the agri-
—For a copy of Dr. Hyman*s Ieaflet_^How to cukoral economy was ready to fall off a cliff and'"
Choose rd^r Family. Doctor," send 10 cents to Dr. that kfong ropes would be needed to saye it. The
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