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61ST YEAR OF DAILY SERVICE— NO. 142
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DENTON, TEXAS, MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 20, 1964
LB J Presses Tax Cut
Pact For Peace
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IN COLLIN
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See ECONOMICS, Page 2
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Staff Special
THE
NEWS
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DENTON AND VICINITY: Fair
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pansion since early 1961 has car-
stones in the march toward
a
billion—17 per cent.
—Personal income (before per cent.
taxes) reached an average rate
of some $2,500 per capita by
seized.
Dar es Salaam to stay indoors.
Showdown Possible
t
Stephen
Young called for a nomination
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Ceremony Starts
Eairhaven Work
Subversion, West Berlin
i Included In Answer To K
goods and services, passed the — Corporate profits before
$600 billion mark by year-end taxes are up $17 billion — 44
201 Others in the Ivy car treated
Se. accIFNT Pan,
—Industrial production is up
1 per cent.
— Personal income is up $70
busy right now collecting poll
taxes, he thought the certifica-
tion could be complete 'within
two weeks. The certification in-
volves determining whether 10
RIGGS ONLY
CANDIDATE
McKinney - a Dallas doc-
tor’s wife, his 14-year-old daugh-
COMML MSTS
POOR SPORTS
—Since early 1961. gross na-
tional product has risen 16 per
cent
1
Denton County' signed the peti-
tion
If the bond ’election is suc-
cessful. the city - county hospital
Johnson did not specify Berlin or its access routes
across Communist East Ger-____________________
CORPORATE PROFITS
J “In the face of a 44 per cent
increase in corporate profits in
less than three years and the
bankruptcy auction?”
A Strike
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PROBLEMS AHEAD
—An unemployment rate of
5b per cent continues to "cast a
See HIGHLIGHTS, Page 2
WASHINGTON (AP—President Johnson has called A A AIMINTrN
on Soviet Premier Khrushchev to broaden his proposal Ai I IIDH N I
| for a worldwide nonaggression pact to outlaw “indirect”' --UM-U " -
Non*
to
Britain has no troops stationed i---------------
12SK5E home for aged
ned us past important mile- million
EXTENT OF THE ADVANCE
chev’s proposed ban on the use of force in territorial Sunday four miles west of here,
disputes. at the intersection of State High-
way 24 and Farm Road 2478.
The dead are:
ally, he said these advances 23
were made for the first time in
. : ter and a 4-year-old Frisco boy
said would be “even broader and stronger” than Khrush- died in a two-car crash late
as hostage for 12 hours. About sioner, F. S. Miles, also appeal-
30 British officers were reported ed to the 10.000 Europeans in
cern," he said, although he
doesn't anticipate a renewal of
the Tanganyikan army.
Neyeere blamed the incident
on a misunderstanding, but said
it had been settled after he in-
tervened.
Before the mutinous soldiers
returned to camp, there were
reports of beatings and looting
- Recore-Chreniet-
START OF FAIRHAVEN MARKED BY GILDED BRICKS
Mrs Myrtle Richardson. Left, And Miss Bessie Shook, Top Officers
year-end.
I -After-tax income of individ-
h.
In a letter made public today, the president proposed
four “guidelines” for international agreement which he
James R. Hoffa says it
will never happen He. says :
there will never be a nation-
f
as well as direct aggression and provide greater security
for West Berlin.
feared an African nationalist
. L,
I
new wagonmaster for the New an average rate per capita of
Frontier legislative train. And’$2,500 ,
he pointed with pride at the big -After-tax income of individ-
steps the country made since uals reached $500 billion.
1961, year under Democratic - Corporate profits reached
administrations. $50 billion before taxes, $25
billion after taxes.
— Employment exceeded 70
g tionary price and wage increas-
“ es.
MAN: “I wonder What we'd history:
get for an Air Force at a
in mind in asking agreement to
prohibit the use or threat of
force to change “arrangements
or procedures concerning ac-
cess to, passage across or the
administration of those areas
where international agreement
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Denton Record- Chronicle
• Cary Olen Morrow, 4. son
of Mr and Mrs. Garnell O. Mor-
row of Frisco and one of six
persons in the other car which
was driver, by Jerry Don Ivy
of Point.
Both drivers were injured Dr.
Reed was still hospitalized at
Collin Memorial Hospital early
today. Ivy was treated and re-
leased.
Tanganyika Quiet
After Troop Mutiny
and Tuesdav. A littie cooler today A
little warmer tonight end Tuesday
Low tonighf IS to 45 High Tuesday in
7th
Last 14 Hours
This Month
Jar Average
This Year
Last Year
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia
(AP) — Bojan Tchinkov, an .
architect in Plovdiv. Bulgar-
ia, has been sentenced to
five years in prison for tell-
ing a “calumnious” joke
abput Bulgaria’s Communist
regime, according to press
reports reaching Belgrade
The reports did not retell
the joke.
Political jokes are punish-
able in Bulgaria under a
special law approved three
weeks ago.
V 4.
A Peek
THREE UNIVERSITIES
in Virginia are cooperating
in a new research-degree
program in conjunction with
a NASA program. It's dis-
cussed in "E d u c a t i o n,"
Page 4
NTSU CHOIR members,
headed for Europe the end
of this month, will be peo-
ple-to-people diplomats as
well as songsters. Signature
Writer Bob Veteto tells
about some of the training
they re getting on Page 5.
WORRIED ABOUT how to
file that income tax return’1
A how-to-do-it series starts
today on Page 6.
-Associated Press
HEADIN9 FOR TEXAS
Cowboy Carl Swanson of Onamia. Minn., doesn’t
think people eat enough beef, so he plans to ride
to Texas on his Hereford bull Randy to promote
the meat Swanson plans to take his little dog
Blondie along. Here they take a practice ride in his
corral near Onamia
N.
better life," he said
ADVANCES CLAIMED
Turning to last year specific-
New Report
WASHINGTON (AP) - Here!
are highlights of President
• Mrs Kathryn Reed, 44,
wife of Dr. Joseph Young Reed,
driver of one car. of Dallas.
== • Christena Reed. 14, daugh-
today ter of Dr. and Mrs. Reed.
TEMPERATURES
(Experiment Station Report)
Low this mornins ... 27
Hih Sunday .............. 76
Low Sunday ........ 41
High year ago .............. 43
Low year 190 12
prospect of further increases to Johnson’s economic report to
come with the tax cut. I see no congress
warrant for inflationary price THE 1963 RECORD
rises," he declared. — Gross national product
in the economic report to passed the $600 billion level —
Congress, required annually un- up $100 billion in less than
der the 1946 Employment Act, three years since early 1961.
Johnson made clear he was the — Personal income reached
"Our record $100 billion ex-
LONDON (AP) — Parlia-
ment was told tonight that
disgruntled troops of the
Tanganyika army have
again broken out of their
barracks and may have
taken control of the airport
in Dar es Salaam.
Commonwealth Secretary
Duncan Sandys told the
House of Commons that lat-
est diplomatic reports from
the East African state indi-
cated the situation was
i 1. All governments or “re- “reasonable time" — from two
gimes" — which would include to three weeks, according to de-
Red China—“shall abstain from cisiens from the state attorney will appiy for $j million ’ in
x ss? sa.’goneracommissi oners court in
tional boundaries or dividing tends, however, to delay calling stat - administered Hii-burton
lines established by intarnation- the election for four weeks, a 1 ne won .sn 1. .sca
al practice, to upset truce period of time that has not been. This c million willbenusedte
agreements, or to alter existing ruled on by the attorney gen- build ana . . . .
arrangements for access to or neral. but which the commis- side of Flow Memori al Hospital,
administration of areas where sioners believe will be accepta- Nelson said. A er ...
the arrangements are estab- ble. ful bond election the architect
lished by international agree- The delay is to give O. N have said they will 8° ahea
See AGGRESSION. Page 2 (Newt) Seagraves, county tax See HOSPITAL Page 2
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spread of nuclear weapons and •A • • ■
tersuthaw a88 ression and sub- Per i t i on G Hr
Johnson's guidelines constitut-! - “ • • • —
—The Gross National Product —Total after-tax income is up
(GNP), the total output of $56 billion—16 per eent.
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or practice has established or - - - —... . -
confirmed such arrangements day at 7:33 a.m
or procedures.” | RAINEAL5
ARMS RACE sta. taw
A Brain
A Yale University psycho-
logist says Jack Ruby's
brain does not function pro-
perly. Dr. Roy Shafer tes-
tified today in Dallas during
a bond hearing for the ac-
cused killer of accused pres-
idential assassin Lee Harvey
Oswald. Dr Shafer said
Ruby is suffering from an
impaired functioning of the
- brain and should have a
thorough examination.
SAID RUBY: “I feel won-
derful. thank you.”
A Debt
The federal government is
worth more money than it
owes, a congressional com-
mittee reports. The House
committee on governmental
operations says federal pro-
perty is “conservatively"
worth $315 billion. The na-
tional debt is $306 billion
ASKED ONE CONGRESS-
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THREE DIE
The Record - Chronicle re-
l grets that in a news story
I Sunday another persons's
I name was incorrectly shown
I as having filed for the jus-
i tice post
“I hope someday we can put million-dollar project and has
up a big sign out there: ‘Happi- taken a lot of doing to get it
ness Lives Here ,” Ben Ivey to the place we are now.
told some 50 persons Sunday at- CULMINATION OF WORK
j ternoon at the groundbreaking “Today is the culmination of
ceremony for Fairhaven. a many years ot planning and
home for the aged in Denton. hard work, he added.
Board members of the non- With bake sales. fairs, coffees
profit organization that h a s and other projects the group
planned the half - million dollar raised enough money to pur-
home helped stack 14 gilded chase the land in 1958 and then
bricks at the tree - studded con- a little over a year ago a $484,-
struction site in northwest Den- 000 long term federal loan
ton came through.
"This will be • home where Said Ivey “This was in the
elderly people may live sur- beginning a community enter-
rounded "by‛beauty,» said Ivey, prise, it is today ascommunity
"O"“‛ ‛ for enterprise and it will be in the
future a community enterprise.”
The money, he explained, was •
_ cially in manufactured goods—1 Johnson said this $600 billion
▼ gives me some cause for con- annual rate the GNP reached
| the wage-price spiral. ieg
He urged business and labor ECONOMIES
i to continue their "excellent" ri. i i*
record of price and cost settle-1 Hiwhlirhte
ments but said he is setting ■ IIXIIIIXII L>
\ up an "early warning system ° •
f by government agencies to ()f InhneAn”c
guard against potentially infla- UI JOIIIISOII d
DAR ES SALAAM. Tan- revolution that -recently swept jof one battalion of the Tangan-
ganqika (AP)__Tanganyika the sultan from his throne in yika Rifles, the-country's army.1
troops mutunied today but nearby Zanzibar had spread to seized a barracks 10 miles from
returned to their barracks Tanganyika. one of the most Dar es Salaam. Then they
at the intervention of Presi- stable of the former British col- moved into the capital and
dent Julius Nyerere, he told onies in Africa grabbed the airport, the cable
j the nation by radio A few hundred armed Tang- office, the post office and the
For, few hours the British anvipassoidiarsisdinmandnnsibns,official residence of Nyerere
had held their British officers: The acting British commis-
cum bent Sen.
and bases abroad are for col- After the petitions have been
lective defense." certified by the county tax
Johnson’s four guidelines cov- assessor ■ collector, the court
ered these major points: -—must call an election within a
LB J Asks Wider
7 t. J l
1
wide trucking strike as a re-
sult of the Teamsters Un-
ion’s new national wage
agreement with the trans-
port industry.
SAID HOFFA: “Anyone
who knows anything about
the transport industry knows
that,”
A Girl
Comedian Phil Silvers
and wife, Evelyn, are par-
ents of their fifth child —
and fifth daughter — Lorey
Locke Silvers
38- FV
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For Young, Glenn
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)—In- ination and re-election after an a gain deteriorating
M. uphill campaign. who is finance chairman
Glenn, 42-year-old space hero. -------—---- Fairhaven,
endorsement showdown today said he would not attend the by local Africans who took ad- AMRPn eovpr ETTON - . -
with his opponent. U Col. John convention or campaign until vantage of the situation. ‘ not a gift but simply a loan
H Glenn Jr., et an Ohio Dem- his retirement from the Marine About 50 U.S. government em- Construction on। the 57person, from the U.S. Housing and
ocratic pre-primary convention Corps goes through, possibly ployes plus their dependents $484,000 home will begin imme Home Finance Agency, similar
here about March L He has resigned are in Tanganyika The U.S. diately onnthe ,31 acre Sit to home financing through the
Backers of Glenn, who an- from the space program. Embassy in London received a at the end of Bell Avenue and Federal Housing Agency
nounced for Youngs seat Fri- His widelv publicized bid for message that so far as was Peach Street. Completion is set PROJECT OF CLUB
day, urged some 500 delegates pubiic office Pput Democratic known, all Americans were f"’about nine months away The Fairhaven dream sdevel
to bypass the senatorial race in t Caders previouSlv committed to safe. in October. oped in 1956 into a project of
their endorsement of other par- v „ on tM six and generat- The Americans include some Introducing those who placed the Denton Business and Pro-
v candidates in Ohio’s May 5 that a ron awav 25 members of the Peace the gold - painted bricks was fessional Women s Club and la-
primary election eonPiom for Glenn miht Corps, most of them engaged Mrs Myrtle Richardson, presi-ter became a nonprofit corpor-
P But Young. 74, heartened by ? . atm vir. resrdential con. in a road building project and dent of Fairhaven and the worn- ation
assurances of support from V Presidenta con a teaching program outside the an who cenceived the idea for Designed to be expanded
state organization" stalwarts, sideratron._____capital. the home 10 years ago, later, the proposed building will
said he wanted endorsement. 56 News and Weathercasts daily Word reaching Nairobi, in "This is not a small deal have 39singlepsoccupancy unit;
He said he expected to win nom-ion KDNT, 1440. (Adv.) neighboring Kenya, said troops Ivey declared. “This is a hall See FAIRHAVEN, Page 2
In Economic Message
WASHINGTON (AP) —'could become harsh—"dashed uals exceeded $400 billion for
President Johnson today, expectation could turn expan- the year.
predicted record-smashing sion into recession ” —Corporate profits exceeded
prosperity in 1964 if Coni FIRST ECONOMIC REPORT $50 billion befor- taxes and $25
gress acts — “not in one or I in his first economic report billion after taxes.
two or three months but to Congress, the new president! — Residential construction
now — on the $11 billion also cautioned against inflation- passed $25 billion
tax cut. ary price rises EMPLOYMENT FIGURE
Without it, Johnson warned A series of specific price in- — Civilian employment ex-
the legislators, the rosy picture creases in recent months—expe- ceeded 70 million for the year.
Page
Classified ........ 12.13
Comics ............... 11
Editorials .......... 4
Signature Page ....... 5
Sports ......... 10.11
Town Topics ........... 14
TV Log ............. 13
Women's News . 8
per cent — or 931 — of the
qualified, tax-paying voters in
The president urged Khru- N088
shchev to join in taking “con- 12
crete action” both to end the "
nuclear arms race and bar the -
ed on omnibus package for ne-
gotiation between the United ■ ■ - A
States and Russia and among H4 I AKAT /% •A l m
the nations of the world gener I IUW FL HI
ally if Khrushchev is interested
The president stopped short of ■
suggesting a new treaty specifi- Denton County commissioners assessor - collector, more time
cally. though he did not rule this morning received petitions to prepare the poll tax lists for
one out, bearing 2.930 signatures asking 1964. This requires alphabetiz-
As a diplomatic maneuver, for a $1 million bond election to ing 26 voting boxes after the
Johnson paced heavy empha- finance expansion of Flow Me-. poll tax deadline of Jan 31.
sis on declaring the peace aims morial Hospital. The month delay between pro-
of his foreign policy instead of petitions were presented sentation of the petitions and
replying at length to points mne Pe tons, ire preen: actual bond Tote will also
Khrushchevs letter to which he 0 the commissioners cour by X coun v^ffliak more ime
“2" advisers strongly ob-hosptaPelonarabarrmmnanageresvprepurt‛tottthedimctfont"me
cSMTMEAt REASSERTED mmanerarlekson. hospital
er, the U.S. commitment “to Although no date was set to-
the peaceful unification of Ger day, the election will probably
many" and to Nationalist China1** in mid March or early April.
and he declared U.S “forces commissioners said.
many in his reply to Khrush-
chev’s Dec. 31 message. WEATHER
But administration officials
said he had the Berlin problem n — ■ ■
bt "
ni 22 a
L ‘ *
Only one person has filed
for a place on the Demo-
cratic party's primary bal-
lot for nomination to the
post of justice of the peace
in Precinct 1. Place 1
That person is W A
Riggs.
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