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THATiS LOGIC Mt,1gl l TU I., OX union merger sought MIAMI BEACH (UPI) The general president of the Textile Workers Union of America Daniel falls in bid for fourth ferm DALLAS (UPP-Tcxas poll- ITWUA) AFL-CIO, called today tics will get a face-lifting in Jan- for a merger of all textile un-; uary in the wake of a primary ions. i election that saw Gov. Price Dan "This is no time for s m a 1 1 , ! ie' fa' in a bid for an unprece- mdependent and scattered ef forts," said William Pollock in his keynote address to delegates at the 12th biennial convention of dented fourth term, A New Frontiersman, Don Var- borough, and John B. Connally who was appointed Navy secre tins TWUA. "Textile employers j tary by President Kennedy, later STEVE CANYON JIU M THE TECHNICAL Mkj '.TWBY" WILL NAVE 4 WEITEes AT 6KEGN- A XA(H PEOOBAM VUXE A.S B. AEfi ON OF TECH AlANDALS. t THE PKOJECT. i AMP PAST REPOET5 TO BRIN8 COL. CANYON PATE AS SOON Meanwhils the mayor of hodas has heaep P&3JW HIS CONGRESSMAN THAT SOMETHING S IS IN THE WINP FOR THEIR DISTRICT... HE CONFIDES IN HIS WIFE-ANP THAT 6000 LAP HAS HER HAND ON THE PHONE BE' FORE HE FIN- . ISHES THE USTl SENTENCE., '-i- -m i it t iii- unit ftrnmV e n rir nzh for BRiEFiNa ie,WBHAvBS AsTHESUBSTmrn: I H v nnutuufa M fcwvwiuNur Kfc-I r liiS mSSi Wwlk PICK TRACY ' SLJfllJ'!?1.10 I C VES. "ifl f WE FELT EW BECAUSE "1 1 WHATS ITS A HALF- -mlm&&M r-. V I IVWJH ' BAG CZ7T BURNED-AND I THAT? 1 BURNED ONE- I lj LI'L ABNER L fl f OH, MAMMY LX3ESYO' I AH -Sa.'-W-WISH A Y ( COULD OF :f CXK REX MORGAN. M.D. i .i I-lSSST "U,HUbHTLll r MAYI LET TAKE OMSTO f TUNE, WOULD YOU TAKETHIsV YES, rso. .SUSIE WOULD ENJOY JB TAKE THESE TO gl HER NOW...AND SAVE fes TOSUSIE...AND TELLHER THAT) DR MOtoAH' I AS HARRIS CALDWELL y A f EW TOYS. HER NOWf THE REST UNTIL MSi MR. CALWELL WILLSEE HER. RETURNS TO THE HOSPITAL, I DR. MORGAN Jrl Tvsii SHE RETURNS rdm? LATERIN THE DAY V-l1- HE'S GREETED BY AN ltr-n -C' "I i HOME Jte4-'S - l" K llp CAPTAIN EASY jSHLTSty THERE'S WO JUSTICE! IT AW 1 1 M'W TIRED OF WAIT.MeKEEl YOTLL NEVER I VW POUT SET W HOPES 10W6R TUB SHAOS OADiTHAD I8NW1 MB WAMTl IT'S HAGQLIW'l WAKff sATI5FV HER! FOR 10 CRAND t '.fj UP.,, THIS FEWALE IS J -AND KEEP QUIETi Y0URWIDOW NOW R NEVCRi DIU-ARP'.J ME A REAL OFFAHt 1 THAP MAV BE REVIVED L0H& ' V HAPOJSIBIEI fI'UTRV 70 CONTACT GOT WtKEe UP V-n-n r.- H9F AH'VE eor wu ENCtieH TO 6I6N HIMSELF! ,y JZ V HIS SPIRJTl MARY WORTH 9S3S5'ttnSJXrYn l why! i do nairvt that S )- I there's no ouution about rr.'.. I've ochi -Sv- IN6KALLYHtRE!..-l1 V" WUOMMS M 4 i MrawpKMAW Slt5!ll!l Sst.n out today rl!rt Wm if you cant frovl it vtt 4 ; -U '! L .- . )Brtna6 ;2 fOR A WALK- p.? JS BY PUTTIN6 HXIR ftvr ON IW Jl J h B tTJISTWiWSS M U T fA'Ti 0 ' BASI" AT ONCE... A4 THE OLD ,' 1 Sf ' H Ify rjKSSTJ SiU M V SW" I ALLEY OOP kSHTTTl ( SEg'tpT SEEOG 'gO I I ( ? ) I I JW 0,0 VOL) flvoo SeNT HIM V HE'S A SCIENTIST. lTtU Vlffiks- turl THAT NEW TIME- DID AY HE WAS a o ' i learned this lesson long ago. "They have been steadily combining uieir resources and resigned, and has since criticized Kennedy's administration will meet in a June 2 runoff Demo- forming huge, powerful corpora- cratic primary election for gover- lions. 1 extile workers can no i nur- longer ignore this development if I they are to be able to deal ef fectively with these giants of in dustry." About 1,100 delegates were ex pected at the convention. They The winner in the runoff is vir tually certain to be the next gov ernor of Texas. Texas hasn't had a Republican governor since Re construction days. Texas also will have a new represent more than 200.000 1 lieutenant-governor, attorney gen American and Canadian textile I eral and at least 10 new state workers in about 1.500 textile senators. plants, and will fix the union's! A tabulation of the latest re policy for the next two years. : turns showed that Connally had 391,250 votes to Yarborough's 287,- POINTS TO SKINDIVER LONDON (UPI) Police are seeking a thief they believe may be a skindiver too poor to buy a spear for fishing. He stole the hands from clocks ! Whitlcnburg, a Borger, Tcx pub at two swimmini! oools over ole i I'snei -rancher. weekend. j Success in a Texas Democratic - primary has traditionally meant in Saturday's primary, Jack Cox, a Breckenridge, Tex., oil driller, won the Republican primary without trouble. He tal lied 87,911 votes to 14,194 for Roy The Bend Bulletin, Monday, May 7, 1962 CARNIVAL 'Janfe and I DO intend to spend the evening watching TV, but I still need movie money for her brother!" tOMOHIS f KOIiKAAl 6:00 Hank Weaver News 6: 10 Paul Harvey Newj 6:li U10 Music Ttme 6:4h Alex Drier New 7:00 K-Bend Musical Patrol 8:30 From the Capitol 9:00 Alex Drrter News 9:10 This EvoiUns'i Favorite! B: L'O Bill Overs Sport File 9:25 This Evenings Favorites. News 9-30 Edward P. Moritan 9:45 This Evening's Favorites 10:00 Banslaiifl Music rUEaDAK 8:W-TNT. News 6:30 Local Hewa 6 45 Farm Keporter 7:00 Frank Hemlnffway ,7:15 Morning Melodies, News 7:30 Morning Roundup 8:00 Don Allen with the News : 10 Northwest News 8 15 Honor Roll ol Music. News 8:30 Memo from Mary 8:35 Honor Roll ot Music 9: 00 Bulletin Board 9:05 Honor Roll ot Music 9: 30 The Song and Uie Star 9 45 Top lures 10.00 Music Time 10:30 Local News 10:35 Music Time 11:15 Tello Test 11:30 Music Time. News 12:00 Noontime Melodies 13:10 Today's Cla&sLbeds 12:15 Sjiorts Review 12:20 Noontime Melodies 12:30 Noon News 12:45 Farmers Hour 1:00 Magic In Music 1:30 Preview in Reading 1:45 Magic in Music. New! 2:00 Five Golden Minutes 2:05 Magic In Music, News 4:00 Frank Hemingway News) 4.15 Paul Harvey News 4:25 Northwest News 4:30 Parade of Platter. News 4:5 Speaking of Sports 4:50 Parade of Platters, News 6:25 Local News 5:30 Parade of Platter 5:55 Weather with Swayxe Space shot plan on schedule election in the November general election. The Republican party has, claimed a resurgence, main jly on the strength of Sen. John ;G. Tower's election a year ago. ! Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, 52. a John Birrh Society member, finished last in the field of six Democratic candidates. He vowed to continue his fight against communism. I The other candidates were Ally. Gen. Will Wilson and Mar- ;.. '. ' flight might be pUt off untu early Yarborouch. 36. an avowed lib CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Preparations for hurling astro naut Scott Carpenter on a three orbit trip around the earth are "right on schedule" for the May 15 target date set by the civilian space agency. There had been fears that America's second manned orbital eral, is a Houston lawyer. He is no relation to Texas' other U.S. senator, Ralph Yarborough. Connally, 45, is from Fort Worth. He has repudiated much I of the Kennedy New Frontier, particularly the administration plan for medical care for the aged. Titan I shot without hitch VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. IUPH Tile Air Force described the firing of a Titan I intercontinental ballistic missile Friday as "beautiful and without any hitches." The Titan I blasted 5,000 miles downranga to a target area near Wake Island, marking the 100th missile shot from this Pacific missile range base. K0IN 12 KPTV 8 Kt 6:00 Newscene S:1S Walter Cronklle. News 6: 30 ManUjvanl 6:4b 7: (I The FJuneera 7:15 7:35 To Tell Un Truth 7:45 8 00 Tete i Glad.it 8.15 S'W Father Knows Beat 8.45 9:00 Danny Thomas Show 9:15 9:30 Andy CrUfltb Show 9:45 10.00 Hennuey 10:15 " 10:30 rv Got A Secret 10:45 " 11:00 Nlhtscena 11:15 11:30 R.C.M.P. 11:45 Love That Bob News Crntl-al ABC News The Rifleman ABC News Unal KFTV News Final Movie 12 New Beat Huntley-Brlnkley Report Quick Draw McUraw Science In Action The World ol Tomorrow National Velvet Price Is Right tfnfjX MARKERS & MONUMENTS Order now to be assured of ' f . Setting before Memorial Day MGEy BILL MAYER ph9EEvCS569 Tt KPAV 5: 45 Prayer a: Hymn 8:00 Contemporary Math, a 3n American Gov. 6.45 " " 7:(W College ol Uie Air Live 4 Learn Today 7.15 7:30 CarfiKifl Time Searaent Presann 7:45 ' 8:00 Captain Kaiuarco Charles Roundhouse artwunr!? c.Iub g. j . Rocky h His i rlands 8:S0 " Romper Room telescope- 8 45 " " 9 Calendar Jack La Lanne Show 9 JO I Love Lucy Monunj Movie P1, ou' Hunt 9 45 " 10: ( Video VlUajr. rnc; U R,st" 10.30 Oear Bonioa " Concentration 10 45 11.00 Love ol Lite tnue roi-d Show Vouf. rxn' tmurasn 11:30 Seorrh ft Tomon Yours fur a Son. 0wle,uncM 11:45 Guldtnc Light " r .W HL NeUhbor Camoutlaje Jan Murray Show AM Iht World Turns Window Shoppmi lt Younl Show 1215 " ' 1.00 KOIN Klichen DyUi Court Youai Dr. Malms l .vi Mju- Party Burns Allen OurTve Dauahtars 1.45 - : 'j The Millionaire JaneWiman AnUioloy Daiiny Tttomu show S 30 Verttin IS Yours Seven Keys H,rt Hotlywuod 3 45 " Txi Hnjhter Day Oueen tor a Day T Maunae 8:15 Secret Storm I JO Ede al Nlsht Who Lk You Trim? " lt - 4 ftl f.run Oi"Cl Ajtiertcan Bandstand 4 15 tally Show ' 4 M " Casper Caruis Heck Harper 4 " O t1 " Three Sum " I 15 - 9 30 Popeve Cartoons B!tN Ansels O 9 43 Ptewteene ' tM. loc Is marie, up rrom tnfnmailon fnmt.Ked by Tlerts ion atallons and Its rrai- eannnl h rinininleMd he Th. Rend Rnlleim. V June while technicians modified a safely mechanism on Uie N a v y Lieutenant Commander's Atlas booster rocket. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) had considered the delay after an Atlas-F missile similar to the one used in man-in-orbit flights blew up just after liftoff April 9. If an astronaut had been aboard the rocket, there is a chance he would have perished, sources said. But Uiey added that NASA had decided the current safety mech anism was adequate, giving a go ahead for a step-up in Uie tempo of flight preparations. Last week Carpenter's space capsule was put on top of its AU las 107D booster at Pad 14, launching point for astronaut John Glenn's history-m a k i n g flight Feb. 20. Carpenter and his backup pilot, Navy Comdr. Walter Schirra and the Project Mercury launch team ran through a full-scale practice mission last Friday, Uie last of its kind before the planned flight. District court fines assessed Ernest Murphy, Portland, was fined $300 and $5 costs and given a 60-day sentence in the county jail, when he appeared in district court Friday on a charge of driv ing while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. Judge Joe Thalhofer sentenced him to an other two days in jail for driving while his operator's license was suspended. Ten-dollar fines were paid yes terday by Richard Wayne Patter son and Harry James Fagen, boUi of Bend, for disobeying stop signs. James Benton Dexter, Bend, ap peared in court Friday on a charge of angling by prohibited method. He was given a suspend ed $25 fine and charged $5 costs. Actor facing narcotics count SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) Billy Gray, 24, Uie young actor who portrayed "Bud" on Uie "Father Knows Best" television series, faces trial June 18 on a charge of possesing narcotics. ' A motion to dismiss Uie charge against Gray was denied Friday in Superior Court. He was allowed to remain free on bail. Sheriff's deputies arrested Gray March 25 in West Hollywood. Ho was accused of having a plastic bag containing marijuana under the seat of his car. The actor de nied smoking marijuana, but ad mitted having a "few beers." POOR PICKINGS LONDON (UPI) - Cafe owner G. E. Clark tells burglars not to bother with the following note displayed in his store window: "When Uie owner of this busi ness leaves at night so does everything else of value such as cash, cigarettes and chocolates. Even the cat goes out ... Trust this will save you time and en ergy G. E. Clark." 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