anaheim-gazette 1962-06-28

2—ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, June 27, 1962 City School Dist. Gets $45,894 According to an announcement by Congressman James B. Utt (R-28th Dist.) Anaheim School District has been awarded the sum of $45,894.00 for school operating funds pursuant to Public Law 874. Schools which are heavily burdened by the impact of Federal installations in their area are eligible for financial assistance under this Public Law. The total entitlement for the School District for fiscal year 1962 has been set at $66,514.00 of which the above amount as been certified for immediate payment. Additional payments will be subject to such adjustments as may be required by actual data and by the availability of funds in relation to total entitlements for financial assistance. Funds available for fiscal year 1962 will require proration of payments at approximately 92 percent of tentative entitlement shown. Less $967.00 deducted in settlement of a prior year overpayment. Letters to the Editor Anaheim Gazette 259 Lincoln Ave. Anaheim, Calif. Dear Sir: What happened, Bob? Did all your readers decide to write letters to some other paper, or is it possible they have lost interest now that the election is over? I must congratulate you on the editorial that you did on the pressure groups, City Council, etc. I can't say that I agree with your ideas all the time, but you have a right to your opinion. For some reason I think Orange County is beginning to tell on you just a little. It could be that the association you are having with these wide-awake citizens are having their effect. Bob, don't be too upset, but believe me, son, you can stand a little of the conservative rubbing off on you. It isn't good to be the editor of a newspaper and not have a better understanding of your American Heritage. Speaking of conservative gives me an idea, Bob. Why don't you do an editorial on the Conservative Coordinating Council of Orange County. Right now, it would be timely and informative. Many people in Anaheim are still asking questions about this organization and I believe it would be in the best traditions of journalism if you did a little public research on the subject. By the way, I am not yet a member of this organization, but will certainly join in the next month. It will be interesting to see what course of action they choose when it comes to Nixon or Brown. Right now, many of these conservatives write to another paper, or up because the election was over. Because of space limitation didn't put them in last week. I don't like to brag, but I ously doubt whether there are many people in Orange County or anywhere, for that matter, are more aware of their American Heritage than I. It for very reason that I oppose extists, either to the left or the right. I presume you are insinuated that anyone who is not a member or supporter of the Coordinating Council, or the John Birchers, a leftist and not appreciative their American Heritage. My suggest you learn a little tolerant before you take to handing free political advice. As far as the Coordinating Council supporting Dick Nixon am with you all the way. If Nixon is going to dump Brown in November elections he will support of all Republicans. As far as his admitting he poor judgment in attacking John Birch Society, why she he? He used extremely good judgment, both politically and ethically. If he reneges to gain the port of a small group of crybies and sore losers, he will backing of his loyal staunch supporters, me along them. While he needs the support the extremists, he can hardly ford to abandon those who him in 2-1 over Joe Shell, just get the votes of a loser, can he Bob Abboreno Editor. HIestand to Go To Washington Rep. Edgar W. Hiestand of the 21st District this week informed Orange County and Long Beach area groups he will fly from Washington to fill a speaking date on July 4 at a "Pageant of Flags" program, complete with band concert and a procession of historic flags dating to Revolutionary days. The program, open to the public, will begin at 10 a.m. in the forecourt of the Church of Our Fathers at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, 4471 Lincoln Avenue, Cypress. The historic church setting is patterned after St. John's church in Richmond, Va., where Patrick Henry made his immortal speech. MTA Board Members To Keep Lower Fare MTA Board members this week voted to continue a reduced-fare program for senior citizens for an additional year. To offset an annual $130,000 loss resulting from the lower fare, the Board authorized an increase in the basic senior citizen reduced fare from 15 to 20 cents, beginning July 1. ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY, Editor and Publisher Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 Published Thursday of each week at 250 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY, Editor and Publisher Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. Member, California Newspaper Publishers Association How can this car have so much extra—and still be almost lowit's a Buick...in name, styling, quality and resale value. Yet its price is right close "low-priced" cars. So before you do any buying, come see how little extra it c values included in LeSabre's surprisingly low price. Some examples...finned a safest model! A 401-cu. In. Wildcat V-8. Exclusive Advanced Thrust engineerin forward—gives you straight tracking, flat cornering—and a nearly flat front f matic transmission—smoothest there is! And lots more you'd never guess LeSabre dealer's great trades make LeSabre an even greater buy right now! *See the Fabulous Los Angeles Home Show...June 21-July 1...* L.A. Memorial Sports Arena* Steffy Buick Co. 410 S. Los Angeles St., Anahe to the Editor is to mother paper, or give because the election was over. use of space limitations, I put them in last week. don't like to brag, but I seriably doubt whether there are any people in Orange County, anywhere, for that matter, who more aware of their American Heritage than I. It for this reason that I oppose extremism either to the left or the right. presume you are insinuating anyone who is not a member supporter of the Coordinating Council, or the John Birchers, is a fan and not appreciative of American Heritage. May I rest you learn a little tolerance are you take to handing out political advice. far as the Coordinating Council supporting Dick Nixon, I with you all the way. If Nixon going to dump Brown in the member elections he will need support of all Republicans. far as his admitting he used judgment in attacking the Birch Society, why should He used extremely good ment, both politically and really. he reneges to gain the support of a small group of cry babies and sore losers, he will lose backing of his loyal andench supporters, me along with him. while he needs the support of extremists, he can hardly afford to abandon those who put in 2-1 over Joe Shell, just to the votes of a loser, can he? Bob Abboreno parts for a long time and if anyone is going to get nasty, they may be picking on the wrong party. I don't mean that Jim is going to punch you in the nose as I believe he has grown out of that stage, but I do believe more people around these parts would prefer to listen to Jim Townsend, instead of you. Before you get any ideas about this letter being prompted by the gentleman mentioned above, let me hasten to assure you that I haven't seen Jim since he graduated from school. I have been able to follow him through the stories and articles that have appeared in the local press. He still sounds the same to me. Mrs. Louise Gerkin 2135 E. Westport Anaheim P.S. My daughter is just about the same age I was when I last saw Jim Townsend and I have 3 boys to boot. We are happy to hear you were amused; at least the editorial did bring forth some response within you. However, it wasn't written to amuse. Perhaps you ought to read it again. The word 'smear' as used in the editorial suggests the spreading of rumors and often downright lies concerning an individual. These are usually spread by means of a whispering campaign where the individual who is the target cannot protect himself. Anything we have said about Mr. Townsend can certainly be proven. In no way or form have we attempted to discredit him two hot brickettes in my head. "What did you find?" I am easing myself into a chair. "Well," he said, "you're now, but it's possible you're to be sick." "I'm not sick now but I won't later?" "That's right. There are cations that you may come with mononucleosis. It's still early to tell." "What's that, for heat sake?" I asked. It's an illness that saps all strength and leaves you lagging in bed for months. Come in two weeks. I want to see it's progressing." "Progressing! You're not to try to prevent it?" He shrugged. "Can't prevent can't cure it. Have to let it its course." I went home and went to I might as well get ready for Spacem Disneyl While he needs the support of extremists, he can hardly afford to abandon those who put in 2-1 over Joe Shell, just to the votes of a loser, can he? Bob Abboreno Editor: Heim Gazette heim, Calif. Editor: After reading your editorial in week's gazette, I couldn't but smile. Your reference to Chavos, the City Council and West Anaheim Property Owners Association were most funny. In just see you, the pompous Mr. sitting around his clutched desk, with his eye glasses tied up above his eyebrows, ing his head and saying dear, yes that what it is, Mr. Course, you never did who was being smeared. It's right though, as a middle road editor, I probably take my chance and just be very funny to hear youplain about smears, dear, as I thought you thrived at kind of journalism. Havoujust spent the last two three weeks smearing Jim Townsend and the Conservative纠? While I really don't know what kind of person you when it comes to being into-earth guy, I doubt if can hold a stick to Jim Townsend. has been around these AZETTE 2-1800 259 East Center Street, Nichia A 22441 and Publisher Enter under the act of in are reserved. Editor, Anaheim Gazette Dear Sir: I suppose there are all kind of adjectives one could use to describe the feelings your editorial page gives me. To be safe I had better limit my comments. If I do that, maybe you'll have a kind word or two to say and not use me as a means of batting your own political feelings around. Yes, that's what I should do, but I'm not going to. The attack that your readers have subjected Mr. Jim Townsend to, is nothing short of an outrage. I would think a citizen that lives in the United States would not be so ready to condemn its constitutional supporters. Mr. Townsend has been one of the best constitutionalists in Southern California. Does that call for our citizens to become enraged for a man wanting to live by the rules that were established by our Founding Fathers? Well, I don't need a doctor to tell me why I'm jumpy. It's your cigarette cough." "Besides," he continued with a little cough, "I like it; it's part of my personality." Sick or well, going to the doctor always breaks down my health some. I can feel myself going downhill the minute I step into the waiting room. And the longer I have to wait, the more I deteriorate. By the time I get into the examination room my weight is down and my blood pressure's up. "Does your heart always pound like that?" asked the nurse. "Only when I come in here," I said. "How silly. Here," she said, tossing me a bed sheet, "take your clothes off and put this on. The doctor will be in in a minute." That Morgue Feeling Lying on a table under a sheet always gives me the feeling I'm already beyond help, and I have to keep resisting the impulse to pull the sheet up over my face. "Hello, there!" the doctor said in his best table-side manner. "And how are you today?" "You tell me," I said sourly. "She's nervous and doesn't know why," said the nurse. "I know why!" I barked. "I'm here, that's why." "You sound jumpy," the doctor observed, scanning my case history folder. He made me sit up and began thumping my back. "How's the slipped disc?" he asked. "Fine. Hasn't slipped in a year. I think it's cured." He gave me a cold look. "It will never be cured. Just because it feels all right it doesn't mean you can go around surfing and motorcycle riding." He pushed me back down and began probing my abdomen. "Close your eyes," said the nurse from over my head. I closed them and two drops of liquid dropped into the corners and began stinging. "What are you doing to me?" I shrieked, my eyes shut tight. "Open them," he said. "I'm afraid!" If you open them the sting will go away," said the doctor, still kneading my stomach. I did, and he was right. The sting lift my eyelids and my eyeballs caught on fire. "Will you tell me why you're trying to hurt me?" have subjected Mr. Jim Townsend to, is nothing short of an outrage. I would think a citizen that lives in the United States would not be so ready to condemn its constitutional supporters. Mr. Townsend has been one of the best constitutionalists in Southern California. Does that call for our citizens to become enraged for a man wanting to live by the rules that were established by our Founding Fathers? What is wrong with our citizens asking for our courts to base their decisions on the law as covered in our Constitution? If we (Please turn to Page Eight) quid dropped into the corners and began stinging. "What are you doing to me?" I shrieked, my eyes shut tight. "Open them," he said. "I'm afraid!" "If you open them the sting will go away," said the doctor, still kneading my stomach. I did, and he was right. The sting lift my eyelids and my eye-balls caught on fire. "Will you tell me why you're trying to burn my eyes out?" I demanded, blinking wildly. "I'm going to test your eye pressure. The liquid is to deaden the feeling." he said. "Now stare at the ceiling and don't blink." He came at me with a black metal object. I stared and clutched at the nurses hand. "Don't fret," she said, "nobody's ever gone out of here blinded." "There's a first time for everything." I said hoarsely. Dracula Test "Now for the thyroid," he said, seizing my throat in a strangulation hold. "I think you'd better have a blood test to make sure it's okay." "Blood test? With a needle?" I show my true cowardly colors with needles. He nodded. "With a needle." I stifled a cry. "In the throat?" Of course not. In the arm. Put your clothes on. I'll see you in the office." The disc was acting up, my stomach felt like it had been stamped, and my eyes were Ill be almost low-priced? 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Progressing! You're not goin try to prevent it? He shrugged. "Can't prevent it, n't cure it. Have to let it run course." Went home and went to bed. Night as well get ready for it. KAY BELL, vocalist, with Johnny Schmidt, left, and Sonny Anderson of the Spacemen will appear with the Four Freshmen on "Meet Me at Disneyland," the hour long television show that comes live from Disneyland over KTTV — Channel 11, 7:308:30 p.m. Saturday, June 30. Spacemen Band Back at Disneyland for Summer Spacemen Band Back at Disneyland for Summer For a new jazz combo that has hardly been on the boards for a year, the Spacemen in Disneyland have launched themselves to a kind of musical orbit. For more than five years Tony Anderson and Johnnymidt have been members of the Disneyland Band. Last summer they wrote some unique arrangements, gathered four artists for a small band who took over the Disneyland Ice Bar as the Spacemen. It summer end, they found kings during the winter in per clubs, found time to write Surfer's Stomp" a twister's night, and record it for an album. Now they're back in Disneyland for the summer as part of the big cast that appears every night in Disneyland Afterkick biggest nighttime show in the Southland. Cast includes five dance bands, Tahitian shows, singing groups, guest vocalists, fireworks show, and special guest bands like Harry James set to appear July 28, 27 and 28. With all their nighttime work, Johnny and Sonny maintain their day work with the Disneyland Band. "Sure it's long hours," says Johnny, 'but who cares as long as we're making music." Sonny plays the vibes for the Spacemen, while Johnny lips anything with a reed from sax to clarinet. Eddie Erickson handles bass; Gary Howland, drums Walt Malzahn, trombone; and Jimmy Seitzinger, trumpet. This year Kay Bell, formerly one of the Bell Sisters, joined the Spacemen. When this red headed bombshell rips out "Kansas City Here I Come," the rocket in Tomorrowland starts steaming and thumping on its launching pad. Important notice to bears: you can steal the sugar. You can steal the hot dogs. You can jimmy open all the jars. but please--do not attempt to steal Bank of America Travelers cheques. Because you can't. You see, they're theft-proof. Loss-proof. Cashable everywhere--but only when signed by the person who buys them. (And since when have you learned how to write?) In short: Bank of America Travelers Cheques are the safest traveling money known--to man. Plus which, they don't taste half as good as jam. BANK OF AMERICA TRAVELERS CHEQUES AT YOUR NEAREST BRANCH