The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 142, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 18, 1961 Page: 7 of 43
forty three pages : b&w ; page 23 x 16 in. Digitized from 35 mm. microfilm.View a full description of this newspaper.
Extracted Text
The following text was automatically extracted from the image on this page using optical character recognition software:
•A ..
v.m
that
k. and
I have
m
can
man
nptj-
his
too
gam-
of
and
to
his
Í2?
tlan
| leader
at he
ad-
|J°y ao
attacks
«inlji-
Ive mv
I me as
as I
It nál.
efforts
ll's has
make
in Or-
with
Ray-
| Runnel*
mayor
would
of.
Irded to
|t«l for
cloudy.
IY fa
ItrUte
«tt«t 77
all-time
at-
Mnexa-
ad Jr.
Orange
flr«d
acat-
I the buai-
knows
"about
p'd rather
fry it.
Others
inch and
to
' ' ■ ' '' '''''' " '' ■" '■ K"'r,i-4"itn . U
Many Paths Are Yours
In Finding a Good Job
«y FAYE HENLE
Liking for that first "rwT
Job?
If you are a college graduate,
the chances of finding that iob
•re good. . If yo *re a skilled
person, the opportunity is excel-
lent, with
•H>.
pay higher than a year
If you are just looking for a
wmmer job, especially if you are
• teen-ager, your chances are
slimmer than a year ago. Keep
ón with your studies if you c*n
afford this. If you must earn to
learn, the sad fact is that vou
mav have to settle for wsrk fhst
will have little or no relation to
jfwir career.
Reports from around the nation
include:
Employers are highly s?l:c*'ve.
If you rank in tse fewer half or
(hird of your grad"¡ r'n«t c!a*s, vou
may ha-ve more diff'^v fip^'n*
a job than ybu* would have had
last year.
Prospects in defense industries
art bettec tjkgn a year ago. but
Shell Buys Cut
Bishop Oil Co.
SAN FRANCISCO fAP)-Dirte-
tars of Bishop Oil Co. apprcv3d
Wednesday a Sh-ll Oil Co. offer
to buy out their firm for 15.6.0,009.
All Bishop's properties and as-
sets except 83,136 shares of et m-
mon siock in the Flintkote Co.
would be turned over to Sb"B.
The Flintkote stock would be dis-
tributed to Bishop shareholders,
directors said. — -•'■
Bishop hrs 20.000 acris of prop-
erty, in 8 states including Texas.
It produces an average of 2,213
barrels daily.
Continental Gives
16 Scholarships
HOUSTON (AP)—Sixteen high
school graduates from 8 states
have been awarded C.OOfl schol-
arship* by Continental Oil Co.
L.r F. McColhim. president of
the company. said the winners In-
clude James Hall of Midland,
Tex., and Ronald Lewie of Lake
Charles', La.
-—Winners were selected on the
basis of high school records, lead-
ership. character and seriousness
of purpose. All ara children Of
Corwco employes.
a downturn Is noted in the num-
ber of job openings in industry,
except on the west coast.
l^fT ■ M J ^ ^ ^ —* — — — * — — -. _ _ J
I9f WWWIIMt traA'
«ates atil runs high. There «ho
Is a booming iob market for ae-
eoantants, w' h start't sal-
rang! * between *'** «nd
« rnon'h compered with SSSS
Iwr ICCWI"
*f « *9 a ewrvey by Nor'hr «stern
P'-tlonal J "fe Co.
D'njand for accountants is due
t<i .*h« number api cimnlexlt of
reports rcon'r '' b" "ovem-
m-n . IV *-*<vf,> of IndiM'rv, and
the «ráster taw c' electronic dita-
•vo "- '! - > o ir> • n * which
rhr:n'-x t*t; pied fo' ^o^'^^sp-rs
v,,f •«•r-^#{^itias for
t7*>—i acc"!«*ntan'*
D'-i n*l fr- --< *—* r
a* "tr—vh^o'!*." r-o-t o
nitiec aho e-ri-t in whal::;*' and
"-'t'l -«W^-* •. ,.. T-s-r'*-
rf—).-cS. '-""faiiffi,
If y tt ->7S fron H-
Ie*e, the T—-.'—i ~y-~« to>e-
"in -o-r ths "laciment
b >—- j cn y?at
If you are t n-.m-.'o"?d or switch-
in- soV ">?':• H"h- ron'*ed
8ti*rir. Cover Individual "nn!i"-
er$ oa yr>i r f"n. vorV ♦''fo—h
en«jfoy*i*nt e--irios fitrr—
f1) * VO'"" fl«'d>
enri t-r'fi'Hy fol'owing th^ fd-
ve^ís^n-its In y-r-r --wsptper
«wl profsasicnal ionrnal'.
Th« Tr^st <"Tv>rt«nt tv>;-«* for
vmi to «' ar d-rin^ v^ir foS biinf
is * sro'Je. A diwn-at-thc^ieel look
will eet vou nowhere.
Th« no t HnortÉ" tbint
o f—a « s a welir
t iy f **4 wlleit resume of
yt>or editest'"? . past eroerien-e
n «t a n^fat'on ero'a'n'' -hy
y«n tbfnk vn ceo b* of aid.
The Unskilled, the-teen - ajer
should start iob hunting In their
own bark vards. O^n't hesitate to
tell Uncle Joe and Aunt Mollv that
you are serous ahout wentin* to
work. Tell them of your interests
and see what thev might be able
to turn no for you.
For Jobs 'n government, visit
personnel offices of agencies near-
est you and write your nearest
Civil Service Commission or t*e
commission's headquarters. Wash-
ington 25, D. C., asking for An-
nouncement 205 called "Opportu-
nities for Student Trainees;", Or.
send 15 cents to the Snoerintend-
ent of Documents. Washington 25.
D. C., for PamoMet 2S, "Summer
Employment in Federal Agencies."
sunday, june 18, 1961
Hpollsj
From Loss of Air Force Base
■ i . m
NEW YORK (AP) - The stock, March 3,
market last week took its sharpest'710.
loss in 15 months as prices reeled; The Dow Jones
under a series of adverse develop-1 **? ,e" 13 40 t0
By DAN BUS
Del Rio News-Herald Staff
Written for The Associated Press
DEL RIO (AP) - Del Rioanl.
badly jolted by pirns to close
L&ughlin Air Force Base, ara be-
ginning to view their city's future
with more confidence.
The r,learning new installation
Is pressntly "home baje" for the
Strategic Air Commapd's high-
flying U2 Scout planes. No one
here underestimates the stegicr-
;ng challenge of replacing this
ortion of Del ■ Rio's
which will be lost when
the A'r Force moves this, opera-
tion elsewhere next year.
However, cftbejis of this town of
18,612 now see the base itself as
Hie solution to the \-ast number
of problems its dcactivátipn will
cause.
"Just look it the in
buildings out at Lau^hlin," de-
Clares B. C. kmdel, chairman of
Del Rio's industrial development
committee.
"The new armaments and elec-
tronics building out there is built
of brick. It has absolute humidity
control and tempereture control to
one-tenth of one degree. It has
2-1.257 square feet of space. Think
v hat a honey it would make for
some electronics firm.
"Look at those three permanent
steel hangars. One has 48,440
squere feet and the others 39.594
ana^as.ssg. That's a lot of plant
space tljat can be used by prac-
tically any kind of industry.
"The warehouse is 116,684
square feet, completely air-condi-
tioned and equipped with a sprin-
kler system. And -there are lots
of others, too. Thexbase has a
abod 800.000 square feet of choice
industrial soace all buijt new
r.nce 1852. The Southern Pacific
has a spur into the base from its
transcontinental main line."
Jack Crosby, a successful young
Del Rio businessman, sees a great
potential in Laughlin's housing
recreational facilities for develop-
ment as a retirement community.
The base has 500 new capehart
houses, built at a cost of <8 mil-
lion and occupied scarcely over
year. ' ■
_ These 500 tmiia are all n.w.an optimistic Appraisal of the po-
brick rancn-style homes. They are'tential of.eredr-oy Laughlin.
equipped with year-round *ir. can-! "We have something unique
dttionmg and many other luxury here," says Woodson. "Now, let's
features. «o out and find some people with
No other retirement communi- visicn end energy to reap the rich
tv in America «Quid possibly of-(economic harvests available at
fer it* residents such an array Laughlin.
of excl^aive recreational facilities.
Adjacent are beautiful new o'fi-
cers and non commissioned offi-
cers clutw. The developer could
acquire one or both for use of
residents of the community. ^
"The officsrs' swimming cool is
very neer the housing area. Thi
base has a brand new $143,000
bowling alley with automatic pin-
setters. The well-equioped ivm-
nasium has steam-bath facilities.
The 500-sjat ba*e 'heater, ths
horseback riding stables, ball dia-
monds. tennis courts, the <Jcg ken-
els, the pistol, rifle and skeet
shopting ranges and hobby shops
r recreational facilities
which would be attractive to older
folks with time on their hands.
"This is a r^ 4y wade deil fa,-
• real estate developer wjth the
resources to promotes*/'
Ben Woodson, publisheK of Ihe
Del Rio News-Herald, also shares
"Thi« city has a tremendous
future despite the closing of
Laughlin. First phases of con-
struction of the huge Amlstead
Dam heve started and this will
put on? of the larger artificial
msrvoirs on this continent right
at our back door.
"Del Rio -is along the Rio
Grarde and here the charm of
old Mexico blonds with the ro-
mance of the Old West, which is
stifl very much alive in the rug-
ued .ranching country surrounding
Del Rio.
. "Here you have nalm trees and
mild, sunny weather the year
iwnd. Prevalent southeast winds
irake even hot summer days
comfortable.
"Del Rio is already a popular
vacation center with thousands of
tourists attracted by th ebullfights
and night clubs in Ciudad Acuna,
right across the Rio Grande, the
historic old 'Jersey Lilly'- in near-
hÑNvLangry, where Judge Roy
m — • Bean dispensed the "Law West
On European Trip.^<n ^, and 'A,tmo v"-
Films Are Slated
A film "Gateway to Gatewáv"
which introduces a plan for fly-
ing to Europe and purchasing á
car, will be shown tomorrow in
the Jack Tar Orange House by
the Jack Tar Travel Aeencv in
cooperation with the KLM Royal
Dutch Airlines.
The film will be shown at 7:30
p.m. In the hotel ballroom pnd
anyone interested is invited to at-
tend.
R:presenUtives will be present
to discuss with interested parties
the "fly now and pay later' plan.
Under the plan, tourists are able
to fly to Europe, pureliase thp
car of their choice, use it for
touring and then have it «hipped the silver lining to the dark
¡home it a cost reportedly less than
;the purchasing price in the United
States.
Brackettvllle. Here
an authentic •repica of the Alamo
t>s It was in 1936 havbeen erected
for 'The Alamo.' oneNif several
malor movies filmed on this loca
tion."
Klndel, Woodson and Croi
ere among citizens orgaaizipj
iroup to be known as the
Rio Area Development Fi
tion. Its purpose will be to find
and Interest, new users for the
facilities at Laughlin AFB when
the Air Force leaves. The group
Is now busy compiling detailed
information on the installation and
Del Rio.
These citizens of Del Rio are
confident this effort will produce
menu. ~C ,/^.v ;; |p>
June, say Wall Straeters, ia
usually an irregular month for tfie
market, and in moat year it Is
followed by a "traditional sum-
mer'rally;" but this Tune market,
typically irregular ' r the first
several trading d ys, received
some, severe jolt! this week.
Stocks of a number of big com-
panies fell with General Electric
on Monday as news came that
the government may possibly go
to court to break up GE aa a re-
sult of GE's turndown of a 'pro-
posed conspnt decree to end the
price-fixing conspiracy cue.
If this sort of -thing could hap-
pen to GE it could happen to other
companies of comparable impor-
tance, it was thought, and selling
pressure generated.
News of selective price cut for
various steel industry items where
a continuation of a disturbing re-
cent trend and dampened inves-
tors' attitude toward steal shares
on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday,
The market recovered on
Wednesday and waa resuming a
••WW t'Oiurn on Thursday when it
was upset by a steep drop In
American Telephone, the most
widely held stock of all. ATAT
sank because of margin calls on
special subscription accounts set
up for the purchase of the recent
stock rights offering of ATAT.
The worsening Berlin, crisis and
the seamen's strike were also bad
psychology aa the to«k market
week ended. Another factor was
that six months had passed sine:
many investors had bought stock
close to the yearend and they
could now sell and take capital
gains on a long-term tax basis.
They did so qp many of the
"grdwth" issue that still had sub-
stantial profits in them. '
A minor factor was the Thurs-
day deadline on the second pay-
"ent.if federal Income taxes.
e stock was sold to meet
these^yments.
e Aisociated Press average
of 60 stocks^ell f.70 to 245.20. its
worst loss sincere week ended
those
MfWWW
mmer
Some encouragement
who still hoped for a
rally w«a the ra
that volume dim
fell. Turnover for the
onlv 16.320,338 ahares compared
with 19.721.550 the week before.
It was the lowest weekly volume
since 12,709,9(25 shares were trad-
ed >n the week ended but Nov. 26..
The bond markets steered at
relatively even courae as Inves-
tors spent their time trying ■ to
fathom the future.
The U.S. Government list gave
up fractions all along the line but
the losses were not near those of
the three weeks befbre last week's
mixed performance.
Corporales recovered from last
week's steepest slide fau almost
two year to finish mixed.
%. iThe war
the most, all
£§*&> f
'■■. ■ ! y in n—
M. W. PEAR
INSURANCE Ai
n« káv íh*imu!anc* CO.
Phona TU 3-2621
«U KINDS OS INIUSAMCS
p -
h
CtUBKATING YORK'S W* ANNWIKSAHY
AIR CONDITIONING
for big. multi-room cooling
YORK'S F&BUL0US CONQUEROR
Nnd Out Why
YORK
OUT COOU
THIM AlU
Factory
Avth«rlt*4
■•pair
Siatton
a sit of s PRESTO
APPLIANCES m
giant prize 0rawm6i
nwy iMk
lr«M« hwt..
$57M vAUJi
Revert fo Hani
RICHARDSON'S
REFRIGERATION of ORANGE
clouds which gathered over Del
Rio with the announcement of
plan* to deactivate laughlin.
LOCKPORT, N. Y. (AP) -Dairy ,|
firmers had tor improvise when
an automobile'- knocked over a
power cable near here. They had
to milk the cows by hand.
CampUto Unit* On All Makti *f AJr-C«ndltl.nln8 l^ilpmant
STIAM CIIAMINO — fllTI* SAMICATOtS
tldMt and M*M M d*m Imlu Dapaitimnt In Orang* County
phone tu 3-3531
CHANNEL
CHAMEl 12 PHOUDIY <NN0UWCES THEIR UME UP OF PR0BRAMS
THIS SUNDAY |un« 18, CHANNEL 12 will b* Nliciitin| th# long await-
ed (hows listad below. In the intenst of the viewing public, we present
this program schedule. TOP RATED SHOWS • TOP RATED PERSONAL-
IMes. ALL COMINC YOUR WAY VERY SOON!
Queen far s Day ABC
Wha Da Yea Trisa ABC
AmMms Band Stand AIC
Map Inte Space
> fr Hit Friends ABC
fr .Aisdy
Benny
SUNDAY
' ■
11:30 A.M. Homestead USA
12:00 N
Directions 61
ABC
12:30
Sunday Showti ma
2:30
Family Movetima
440
Fundav Funnies
ABC
4:30
Rock & His Frienda
ABC
5:00
5:00
Mr. Magoo
SIGN ON SHOW
5:J'0
|UNI IB ONLY
W. Ulwi| FWfc
ABC
6:30
Maverick
AS-
7:10
Lawman
ABC
B:00
Rebel
ABC
B:10
Asphalt lungle
ABC
9:10
Suspicion
10:10
12 Star Final
10:40
Sports Final
10:45
Night Ceurt
11:15
Sign Off
MONDAY
10:10 A.M. Morning Reflectleht
10:45
Debbie Drake
Cale Starm
11:00
ABC
11:10
Lave The Bab
12:00 N
Cameyflage
ABC
12:10
Number Please
ABC
1:00
About Fice
ABC
1:30
U/é*aalanaB
▼V ■■«uiwni
2:00
Day in Ceurt
ABC
2:10
Sevan Keys
ABC
S:00
Queen'far a Day
ABC
1:10
Wha Da You Trust
ABC
4:00
American Band Stand
ABC
5:00
Science fiction Theatre
- sao
.. Rin Tin Tin
ABC
6:00
AmaS fr Aniy
Cheyenne
. .. .
4:10
ABC
7:10
Surftide 6
ABC
B:]0
Adv. Hi Paradise
ABC
9:10
Peter Gumr
ABC
10:00
Case ef D. Robin
10:30
12 Star Final
10:40
10:45 Jr
Sparta Final
r Night Ceurt
11:15
Debbie Drake
11:10
Sign Off
1:00
1:10
4:00
5:00
5:10
tf:00
6:10
7:00
7:10
1:00
(00
9:10
10:10
10:40
10-.4S
11:15
11:10
Wystt Earp
Stagecoach Wast
-Alcoa. Preeanta
Overland trail
12 Star Final
Sparta Final
Night Court
Omie Drake
Sign Off
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
WIDNBDAY
10:10 A.M. Memtng Reflections
4:00 American Band Stand'
5:00 Man fr the Challengs
5:10 Reeky fr Hit Friands
4:00 Ames fr Andy
6:10 Phil Silvers
7:00 Denna Reed
7:10 Real McCeyt
8:00 My Three Sena
B-.10 Untoucheblee
9:10 RKerbeat
10:10 12 Star Final
10:40 Spéil Final
10:45 Night Cewrt
11:15 Debbie Drake
11:10 Sign Off
FRIDAY
10:10 A.M.Memlng Reflectlens
10:45
11:00
11:10
12:00 N
12:10
1:00
1:30
2K>0
2:10
1:00
1:10 .
4:00
5:00
5:10
6:00
6:10
7:10,
B:00
9:00
10:00
10:S0
10:40
10:45
11:15
11:10
Debbie Drake
Cale Starm
Lava That Bah
Camouflage
Number Pleeee
About Face
Waterfront
Day hi Court
Sevan Keys
Queen far a Day
Wha Da You Trust
American Band Stand
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
Science FkHen Theatre
Lane Ranger ABC
Amas fr Andy
Hang Kena ABC
Otale fr Harriet ABC
Hawaiian lye ABC
Mbked City ABC
Miami Undercover
12 Ster Final
Sparta Pinal
Night Ceurt
Debbie Dreke
Sign Off
10:45
11:00
11:10
12:00 N
12:10
1:00
1:10
2:00
2:10
1:00
1:10
4:00
5:00
5:10
6:00
6:10
7:00
7:10
1:00
9:00
9:10
11:00
11:10
11:15
11:10
SATURDAY
Debbie Dreke
Cale Storm
Lava That Bah
Camouflage
Number Pleate
About Faca
Day in Cedrt
Sevan Keys
Queen fer' a Day
Wha Da' Yau Trust
American Band Stand
Science Fictian Theetra
Bin Tin Tin
Amos fr Andy
Whirlybirdt
Herrigan fr San
77 Suntat Strip
The Detectives
7 Arts Prom Theetra
12 Star Final
Sports Final
Debbia Dreke
Sign Off
TUBSDAY
10:10 A.M. Meaning Reflections
THURSDAY
10:10 A-MrMemlng Reflections
10:45
Debbia Drake
11:00
Cela Starm
11:10
Levé That Be
12:00 N
Camouflage
12:10
Number Plaaa
1:00
Abaat Face
lilO
««' • * --*
yvnilllSPI
2:00
Day in Ceart
2J0
Seven Keys
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
am
10:45
11:00
11:10
12:00 N
12:10
1:00
1:10
2:00
2:10
1:00
1:10
Debbie Drake
Cele Storm
Lava That Bah
flUIIMÍtlII
Number Pleeee
About Face
ABC
ABC
ABC
ABC
Dey In Ceurt
Saven Keys
' Quaen far a Day
Wbe Da Yen Treat
12:00 N
11:10
6 Can Theatre
Beat of Hollywood
Big Picture
Wide World of Sports
Ames fr Andy
Rearing 20't
Leave It ta Beaver
Fight ef the Wool
Make That Spare
Lawrence Walk
Premier Theatre
12 Star Final
Sports Final
Sign Off
THIS SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO MINOR CHANCIS
Discover daytim* or CHANNKL 12. Shows to delight and entertain the ladies at homo,
good viewing. Tht Calo Storm Show—Dobhio Drako—Camouflage—Number Please—Qui
coming your way boob! And for Dad! The Fight of the Week—Asphalt Jungle—AÍC's
Ws-The Untouchables^—Uewman—Maverick—The Rebel plus many ' ^ '
and sister, CHANNIL 12 jives themi Mr.tMateo—Rocky and his Priei
Funnies FLUS American Bandstand for the Teenagers. CHANNEL 12 C
concept of
isn For a Day, ell
Wide World of
Don's forget Baby brother
■The Lone .Ranger—Funday
IVES YOU Family Entertainment.
■PPf;
. .wI
1 My
: >: -:l
'M
Upcoming Pages
Here’s what’s next.
Search Inside
This issue can be searched. Note: Results may vary based on the legibility of text within the document.
Tools / Downloads
Get a copy of this page or view the extracted text.
Citing and Sharing
Basic information for referencing this web page. We also provide extended guidance on usage rights, references, copying or embedding.
Reference the current page of this Newspaper.
Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 142, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 18, 1961, newspaper, June 18, 1961; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth143064/m1/7/: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.