The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 54, No. 9, Ed. 1, Thursday, March 1, 1962 Page: 3
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ITHURSDAY I
THURSDAY MARCH J 196J
Panhandle Confer
i Continued from Page 1
b near Phoenix and people under
SO years of age are barred Two
lays later he wrote A disillusioned
reader wants to know If the State
Department has apologized jet for
javing our military base so close to
Aherc the Bulgarian spy plane came
aown
j And he used the same occasion to
take a dig nt growing government
There are five million acts on federal
and state statute books Yet
of today
new Socialist World Government
i < a iMii il f r ii
THOSE WERETHEDAYS
Ati hnifrhl uA ±
the forcing of the children
VOU WANT TO TAKE
THOSE
WERE
THE
DAYS
they keep saying that ignorance of acnd a J B S meeting the follow popular column with Holies
the law Is no excuse inR nBnt at hich a tape would be Delaneys Iruthhorum
ters in many cities are very shy rf lion of New York
publicity this is not the case in Of the same slant are the writers
Jlorger where on Feb 7 Phillips Robert Morris Willis Stone Rosalie
opened his column by urging c poc Gordon and Harrv T I venngham
Jally ministers law enforcement of who appear under the communal
ficcrs and doubting Thomases to heading American Way Another
Its New Its Different
IT
MAR
The only one of its kind
Wet despite his unmistakable po played Vansf10Jia7 a ° Ut ° Typical of the concepts registered sons
to the right of starboard
INC tUtIK llwlifif CounlyJ lltRXID
Dy ART HEEMAN
CAMT VOUAFFOCdI
is rd forces are quite successful in con pases Gen Edwin Walker he said
trolling what a quarter million this was a recommendation for Wal
Inside Tulia
Mr and Mrs C N Tucker and
family of Snyder spent the weekend
in Tulla visiting with her mother
Mrs Ruby ONeal and brother Don
The Sunshine club met Inst Tri
Mr and Mrs Clctls Canslcr and
son Kenneth Carl were in Hollis
Oklahoma Saturday to attend the
per
funeral of his cousin
more or less read hear and ker and added Those who have Guy Cansler
of Willis stc A recent office visitor was n n castigating the conservative Sunday thc > attended the funeral of
While
vis
rwent
Baggarly by newspapers editor of and publisher type cf arillo News radiates three of the nervatlsm He has never been vntive But hes intellectually hn
ouf aly sauhed for his beliefs est
great mass of American people into In his latest editorial page col
j The same da > Phillips showed how umn Thoughts for Thursday
Bag
ted them as 1
it can tell us
a conceit so large
how to solve the
no effective force to defend our Re
he thought it was entirely possible to publlc and cir Constitution against sarly worked on the theme that The P bem of communism Casroag
reconcile the beliefs that this govern communism and the mealvmouthed dominating influence which controls riculture and Africa in iicinn one sen
ment is socialistic but antagonistic have been and arc runnin our coun todays world is hate Then he got tence 2 intellectual dishonesty
toward Russian socialism Z down to cases The most dedicated hich sees only eyil in its enemies
If both governments believe in so Talkine with the Observer Phil communists of our time are no worse and perfection in its friends and
ciahsm why the military buildup hps conceded that R C Holies pub than those men who crucified Chnst 3 an igmg undercstma n of
< = intelligence of the I annandlc eit
The is Phil Vet these conscienceless
answer simple wrote sher of the Freedom Newspapers even
lips When Soviet Russia with the chain is possibly more conservative Roman soldiers were not excluded izenry
help of the United States has social tan ne js Phillips laughed Im from those the Christians were com Bagzarly Salts Louiso vans ttli
hed the entire world then arises sad somebodv is farther to the right manded to love tonal page writer for the Amarillo
the question who will rule the than am Furthermore we do not find in News the worst of the lot a
show The fight will be over 0ne of the larger Holies papers is the New Testament a commission to hatchet woman He told the Obser
whether there will be an American the Odessa American circulation 13 go into all the world preaching the ver bzard tries to stay aloof hir
or Russianstyle world socialist die CC5 s cohmnists of the really gospel and fighting Romanism We ing writers like her to do his dirty
tator Oar military forces will be far nRht are imported some of them do not find Jesus Christ or even the wo
employed not to preserve our Re or free such as Thurman Sensings Apistles taking 55 minutes of tho Il e News ignores Baggarljs slings
public and our Constitution but to Sensing the News which is distri Sunday morning service damning and arrows Not so the weekly press
help put Amercan Socialists at the buted bv the Southern State In Rome warning of roms > mps ac that surrounds him the Canyon
head of the nohle experiment in the dustnal Council and Howard V Ker casing other Christian groups of be News whose editor Iroy Martin
the
ncr It s Up to You distributed Ing soft on the Romans then spen trained under Phillips Lockney
j Although John Birch Society chap by the Christian Freedom 1 ounda
ding the last five minutes giving u Beacon the Ochiltree County Her
hurried gospel invitation a la Har aid among others
gis Possibly Martin maintains the strain
his frontpage column T h e d er anger toward Baggarly Recent
Country Editor last week Baggarly ly Martin pointed out in his column
deplored the pitiful sitmtion which Trom the Canyon Rim that the
exists in Amarilb where powerful Communist Partjs Daily Worker op
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Rev Marshall Pcnn
Resigns At Kress
dress Cottle Hall
Wheeler counties
Hardeman and
CASE 3
Dear Editor
Rev Marshall Penn the f5 pr
pastor of Senate u
and minding own business
my
First Baptist church of Kress has
vvhen I heard j familiar namo
resigned He reportedly Is moving yours
to Odessa to bo connected with a Naturally I
was very proad to
day with an all day meeting In the plumbing concern He served the hear the views of my friend The
home of Mrs Hildrcd Squyres Two Calvary Baptist church of Tulla be Country Editor here In the halls
quilts were compiled The next meet fore moving to Kress three years 0f Congress It was a thoughtful c
ing will be March 9 when the club nnn f
meets in the country home of Mrs
Cal Dickey
ago
Sunday was
Kress
his final service at
Highway Strip
To Be Improved
The State Highway Department Is
Borger Herald circulation io u5 i1 Prlvalc enterprise will take no chances of betraying The next week Daggarly lotted J T sued orders last week for road con
271 Borger the last and the worst Sometimes he employs a kind of 0n Teh 5 Cvcringham wrote Du him Martin editorially for using the Mc lW > ay nB ar 11 struction In Swisher and Briscoo
of the oil boom towns of Texas In dramatic dialogue to get across his the ast 30 Unce Sam e sald hc jllst stoprcd by t0 Carthvism tactic of guilt by associa 1 tni r counties late March dead
rlng years i r kiln w n u and set
many Ideological respects Is still far P3lnls characteristically Illustrated has been so weakened by socialism shake our hand for saying some of i and handed Martin some of Ids n In nf v n c I
in his column of Teb 12 which that since both Mar BU m Mrs ose slarK
from tamed op that he does net have the the n by saying
and Phillips wordy it seem to things he had often wanted to
sometimes runs CO to 70 inchcslongj cnetl
page one column News Into fo
cus Is almost decorous in Its extravaganceI Phillips has given more publicity
to the textbook hearings than any
Other daily editor in Texas and he
has been more outspoken in his support
of them On Ttb 13 he warned
Tf our joung people are turned
against our form cf government
Subtle Isnt It
Senator Joseph McCarthy is all
right hut we dont like his methods
This has a familiar ring to it
doesnt it
The John Birch Society would be
all right if they woald get rid of
Robert Welch
Very subtle isnt if
To he sure THEY didnt like his
il eXt nT kST f w N methods because they got results
lull T ° thl T To be sure Robert Welch must go
virile resistance to combat our cne saj but couldnt about the Amarillo n and the editors cf the Daily Work but in 1D > 2 a brick was thrown
Admlnistra
mics within
Delaney on Teh 8 was no happier
Among our people he wrote
are socalled liberals neosoualists
crypto communists overeducated di
paper Hc asked our opinion as to
why the image of the Amarillo paper
is so repulsive to so many people
He pointed out that the Democrats
dislike the Kansas City Star
lettnntes intellectual charlafans and the Chicago Tribune the Dallas
pseudo political scientists posing as News and even the Lubbock Ava
public opinion makers who contend lanche as might be expected bJt
that their towards the Am
that a democracy and a republic are feeling
the same arillo paper is not that of mere dis
lke blt uttcr contempt
On an ideological terrain domina
ted this H Biggarlys explanation
Hie Am
er dislike the Kennedy
linn they find
in the same bed
rttft ffirS SS faT inX 1 T hl ulsive ch P
the whirlwind that we will have al ° and Iho that utea hreaten m for it hrd of rare plumage But meekness actcrstics that can be possessed by
lowed develop within the schools an individual or publication He lis
the first time to gather together the does not accompany his rareness
Itorlal but I am not surprised con >
sldcring the source
Sincerely
LYNDON B JOHNSON
Washington D C
County School
Board Election
Is Slated
The annual county school board
lines for contractors who want to election will be held April 7 accord
make bids ing to Morgan Sturgcss board chair
The 15mile Swisher county pro man Terms will expire at that time
lhrnfi1 his front window The tos for Vernon Harman
ject begins on US 87 at the Hale Precinct 1 and
tnemseives sleeping hatl
scr aimcd ilt tne pasr pcturL Cnmy nc aml j Tua A w Tooey > Precinct 4
The next sound Prom the Can
> rn Rim was that of Martin calling
Baggarl > a protagonist of the welfare
state who employed a double
of Adlai Stevenson on display It
helped the Herald We got a lot of
pjbheity out of It said Baggarly
Amidst it all some perspective
remains Ilaggarlys best friend is
think sjslem used adroitly hy Ben Ezell editor of the weekly Ca
sociallsts and communists the world nadian Record I probably have
Engineer H C Weaver will super
vise Bids nre due March 20
A total of 120 miles of farmto mar
ket roads and state hiehwavs is set
ovei more In common with Ben than with for seal coatineTn a OOwwUngday
Baggirly has grown accustomed anybody else around here said period The project will start in Bris
to being in the storm center of ultra Baggarly lies a staunch conser coe county and extend through Chil
job calls for asphalt concrete pave Persons desiring to run for one of
ment and seal coat and is scheduled the places must file before March 7
for completion in HO working days
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Baggarly, Herbert Milton. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 54, No. 9, Ed. 1, Thursday, March 1, 1962, newspaper, March 1, 1962; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth46428/m1/3/: accessed May 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.