anaheim-gazette 1963-11-27

MORE ABOUT Johnson Profile (Continued From Page 1) "LBJ" fascinate our new executive to the extent that their two handsome daughters also bear them. They are named Lynda Bird and Lucy Baines. Thinned Down President Johnson is a tall man, six feet, three inches, weighing about 175 pounds — down considerably from his weight before his heart attack in 1955. He is a dapper dresser. His face is lined and his somewhat receding hair is grey. He is a good public speaker but no fiery orator. His great influence comes from his ability to judge what is possible, then work toward it. He was President Kennedy's leading opponent at the Los Angeles National Democratic Convention in 1960. When he was defeated, he was invited by Mr. Kennedy to become his running mate. Politicians credit Mr. Johnson with much of the success Mr. Kennedy enjoyed in Texas and in Deep Southern states during the election against Richard M. Nixon. Much Traveled President Johnson has traveled much at home and abroad since becoming vice president. He has met most of the world's top leaders, including Nikita Khrushchev of Russia. He has handled much of our space program direction, so he is familiar with this new sphere. Certainly, he knows domestic politics and economics and the ways of Washington. The chief executive has tremendous energy and drive. He has few political illusions. He will need these qualities and experiences in his new and exacting assignment. Obviously he wants the Democratic nomination next summer. He is expected to follow the broad lines of the Kennedy Administration, although he probably will be less extreme on some issues or relations, including civil rights legislation and labor union matters. Cannon Electric Co. Purchased by IT and T Shareholders' of Cannon Electric Company, at a special meeting in Los Angeles, have approved acquisition of the business and assets of Cannon by International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation. The announcement was made... Cannon Electric Co. Purchased by IT and T Shareholders' of Cannon Electric Company, at a special meeting in Los Angeles, have approved acquisition of the business and assets of Cannon by International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation. The announcement was made jointly by Robert J. Cannon, President of Cannon, and Harold S. Geneen, ITT President. Authorization of the acquisition was approved by the Boards of Directors of both Companies on July 10. Cannon Electric Company is the leading designer, manufacturer and supplier of electrical connectors. Cannon said that under terms of the agreement, ITT will issue for each share of common stock of Cannon Electric Company .3023 of a share of ITT capital stock and .05 of a share of ITT cumulative preferred stock, $100 par value), with a dividend rate of 4 per cent and convertible into ITT stock at 60 per share of capital stock. Cannon Electric Company has approximately 1,649,809 shares of common stock outstanding. IT is expected that the transaction will be completed by Saturday. MORE ABOUT ...Rites (Continued from Page One) Methodist Church of Anaheim, will preach the Sermon at the Joint Thanksgiving Eve Service of his congregation and the congregation of Temple Beth Emet at 8 p.m. today at the Temple, 1770 West Cerritos Ave., Anaheim. Other participants in the Service will be Rabbi Aaron J. Tofield and Cantor Philip Moddel of Temple Beth Emet, and the pastor of the First Methodist Church, the Reverend Francis E. Cook. The Choirs of both congregations will participate. Among the Beth Emet Choir selections will be one by the late Max Hellman, "Thou Shalt Love the Lord, Thy God". The combined choirs will sing in Hebrew Psalm 24, by Lewandowsky. The Hebrew words and English words of the concluding hymn will appear in the program, and as in past years, the worshippers will be free to choose the language in which to sing. OUR HERITAGE Do you know what we brate Thanksgiving for? Or you just concerned with the food? To this newspaper st City Gets $23,232 Cut The city of Anaheim has received $23,232 as its six-month share of the fees paid by holders of alcoholic beverage licenses. The payment was made by LIBRARY MOVING The Anaheim Public Library will move from its old Carnegie Building to the new facility 500 W. Broadway. Dec. 2, 3, and 4 during which time the library will be closed to the public. open for service Thursday, Dec. 5. Patrons are reminded to use the Elva L. Haskett Branch Library or the Bookmobile for library service during the move. The library's "annex" operation and administrative LIBRARY MOVING The Anaheim Public Library will move from its old Carnegie Building to the new facility 500 W. Broadway, Dec. 2, 3, and 4 during which time the library will be closed to the public. It is anticipated that the new Central Library will open for service Thursday, Dec. 5. Patrons are reminded to use the Elva L. Haskett Branch Library or the Bookmobile for library service during the move. The library's "annex" operation and administrative offices will move to the new building today. TURKEY TALK "I'm mad, MAD!! They're going to cook me Thanksgiving Day at ROSSMORE DINING ROOM!" Dinners from $2.95 Children under ten 1.50 Delicious Food Served Family Style Make reservations early! Each dinner served with Rossmore Relish trey and soup, salad, vegetable, potato, drink, and dessert (choice of homemade pie, or cake, or ice cream). ENTREES ROAST CHICKEN or TURKEY BAKED HAM ROAST SIPLOIN OF REEF Dinner all day 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. THANKSGIVING ROSSMORE KI 3-2337 DINING ROOM 1105 So. Main St. — Santa Ana SUL H. REEDY points out salient features on a complex electronic checkout console being produced by Interstate Electronics Capt. C. W. H. Shepherd (2nd from left) of the British Royal Navy, who visited the Anaheim firm last week. Others in the photo are from left to right: Cdr. J. Burrill, U. S. Special Projects Office, Capt. Shepherd, Mr. Reedy, Mr. W. M. Swain and Cdr. Donrans. MORE ABOUT ... Gifted (Continued From Page 1) er them specially within those groups. Anaheim does not do this. We group them and bus them to the three schools where we gave the special classes if need. Shanks said, "By the time you're in the fifth grade, it's so important that they go to the same school as other youngsters on their block. means the real start of our country, where we give thanks for what God has given us, and the blessings we have received from Him. Whatever opinions you have, you're living in the best country in the world! On Thanksgiving Day, let's respect the day for what it really is. (Continued From Page 1) her them specialty within those groups. Anaheim does not do this. We group them and bus them the three schools where we have the special classes if need "Shanks said. "By the time they're in the fifth grade, it's so important that they go to same school as other youngers on their block. "And as far as these kids thinking they're special, well, they have something special. Its to the teacher to make sure they realize that they are not better or worse for having us, but that they do have an navigation to perform because of that they have." For an example of what kind performance Anaheim is getting from its gifted children, he is the editorial from the best issue of The Barton names, prepared by the Owensess for the school. The writer Managing Editor Nancy Van Haven, 11, in her second year of the program. UR HERITAGE Do you know what we celerate Thanksgiving for? Or are you just concerned with the good good? To this newspaper staff is means the real start of our country, where we give thanks for what God has given us, and the blessings we have received from Him. Whatever opinions you have, you're living in the best country in the world! On Thanksgiving Day, let's respect the day for what it really is. Conservative Pastor Due In Anaheim Dr. Billy James Hargis, founder-director of Christian Crusade, will speak in Anaheim at 7:30 p.m. today, at the Central Baptist Church, 227 N. Magnolia. Dr. Hargis will stress the scriptural basis of the conservative position. Dr. Hargis was last in Southern California on April 3 with former Major-General Edwin A. Walker in the Shrine Auditorium, at a patriotic-reigious rally called "Operation Midnight Ride." The rally in Anaheim, Nov. 27, is open to the public, admission is free. 8,232 Cut From Fees The state department of alcoholbeverage control which allotes 90 per cent of all license money back to individual sites and counties to be used in the many branches of servies offered by local governents. The remaining 10 per cent goes into the state general fund. The most recent payment was for the six-month period ending Aug. 31, 1963. Orange County as a whole, including unincorporated areas, received $141,160 for the period. Shad-O-Cool Published by Santa Ana Tent & Awning Co. 2202 So. Main Street Santa Ana, California One of the largest and most modern plants in Southern Calif. Shad-O-Cool Manufactured by Santa Ana Tent & Awning Co. 2202 So. Main Street Santa Ana, California One of the largest and most modern plants in Southern Calif. 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He was on the staff of the National Council as Assistant Director in Boy Scouting Service, a job which he leaves to take over leadership of the Northern Orange County Council. He was born in Cumberland, Wisc. Hines is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, graduating with a B. S. degree. He majored in physical education. At Pendleton Marine Pfc. James D. Cochran, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cochran of 210 Echo St., is serving with the First Tank Battalion of the First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton. FALLS ION-DOLLAR SAVINGS ION THAT GIVES YOU CHARTER PROTECTION CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION NON-DOLLAR SAVINGS ATION THAT GIVES YOU CHARTER PROTECTION giant strength behind your savings. And accounts at a federally-chartered association are subject to the supervision and strict provisions of a permanent agency of the U. S. Government. At California Federal, 38 years of astute management policies created this protection for you. Over 400,000 savers enjoy it. 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