anaheim-gazette 1964-09-23

2—The Gazette Wednesday, September 23, 1964 POLITICAL ROUNDUP Carpenter Asks Defacing Probe Paul Carpenter, Democratic nominee for the House of Representatives in the 35th Congressional District, today formally requested the Federal Bureau of Investigation to investigate the defacing of Kennedy half-dollars in Orange and San Diego Counties. Following his request to the FBI, Carpenter publicly offered a reward of $250.00 to the first person who furnishes evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of those guilty of the act. Carpenter's actions were spurred when he was handed a 1964 Kennedy half-dollar with the word "TRAITOR" stamped across the face of it. The coin was turned over to Carpenter by LeRoy Myers, 1406 West 21st, Santa Ana, retired Marine Corps Master Sergeant, who had received it in change at a downtown Santa Ana drug store. Carpenter described the act of defacing coins bearing the late President's portrait as an "operational definition" of subversion and extremism. "Besides the fact that defacing any U. S. coin is a federal offense," Carpenter said, "this particular act shows utter contempt for our national institutions and our national leadership. It's an welcomed Sen. Strom Thurmond to the Republican party today following the former Democrat from South Carolina's declaration Thursday. A spokesman for the candidates said Thurmond's colorful record reflects a steady and consistent conservative stance on state and national issues and a firm understanding of the peo-Thurmond was a delegate to Convention since 1932. He has ple. been chairman of South Carolina's delegation and national committeeman. He certainly knows which way his former party is going, the spokesman said. He has demonstrated his own popularity and vote-getting ability frequently and dramatically. In 1948 he carried four states and 39 electoral votes as a candidate for the U. S. Presidency. After winning his Senate seat as a write in in 1954, he subsequently resigned the seat to put it to a primary test in 1956. He won without opposition in 1956 and was re-elected in 1960. His sound fiscal policies made South Carolina the leader among southern states while Thurmond was Governor between 1947 and 1951. He was chairman of the Southern Governors Conference 'Animal' Plans for a 400-acre creation of four sections Africa, with an ultimate tag of $38 million, have unveiled before the Orlando County Board of Supervision. The plans for "Animal" proposed for a section of Irvine Ranch, were outlined by Maurice A. Machris, retired man and big game hunter yesterday. Architect for the project, ported to be 20 years into making, is William L. Peck of Los Angeles. "We still haven't got all the $15 million," (for first construction) Machris told board. But, he went on, of the capital is virtually sured. The silver haired Macris who retired seven years ago executive vice president of shire Oil, said construction take up to two years. Authentic to the last de Machris said the park will ture train, boat, safari car even camel rides through a 100-acre recreations of Veldt, the Congo, the Saand Transvaal. First phase construction earmarked at $15 million. Machris said another $3 million will be poured into attraction 10 years later. went on to describe the ever construction of a $6-8 mi hotel inside the Sahara development. Renderings Shown Twenty drawings and art tests sketches of what alooms as one of California's had received it in change at a downtown Santa Ana drug store. Carpenter described the act of defacing coins bearing the late President's portrait as an "operational definition" of subversion and extremism. "Besides the fact that defacing any U. S. coin is a federal offense," Carpenter said, "this particular act shows utter contempt for our national institutions and our national leadership. It's an outrageous example of the kind of destructive activity that follows the teachings of extremist groups." "I have asked the FBI to investigate thoroughly," Carpenter added, "so that if there is a concerted extremist effort to deface Kennedy half-dollars in our District, it can be nipped in the bud." Orange County's GOP slate General Campaign Chairman, Fred Schmuck, on the left and Associate General Chairman, John Fisher, center, brief Joe Imorde on his role in the United Fund Drive. Mr. Imorde is representing Pacific Telephone in the "loaned executive program". The United Community Fund reminds all of us that "one gift works many wonders". We got this poem about the phone from a customer. We hope you find it as charming as we did: The seven phone ages of man are these: "Let me speak to grandmother, please." "We'll do our homework together, better." "I want to order a cashmere sweater." We got this poem about the phone from a customer. We hope you find it as charming as we did: The seven phone ages of man are these: "Let me speak to grandmother, please." "We'll do our homework together, better." "I want to order a cashmere sweater." "Of course, I'd like a dancing date." "Remember the minister just won't wait." "Yes, my son is stationed overseas." "I'd like to speak to my grandchild, please." Color television may seem fairly new to most of us. But the public actually got its first look at color TV over 35 years ago. The Bell Telephone Laboratories in New York, a pioneer in the field, demonstrated this product of its research to a limited audience on June 27, 1929. Think up! More people are flying today than ever before. In fact, at any one moment there are as many as 20,000 commercial and military planes in the air over this country. If you travel by air, you've probably noticed the impressive role your telephone plays in travel planning. You usually call up for reservations and flight information first off. Then, you reconfirm or check departure and arrival times by phone, right? But the telephone's importance to flying doesn't stop there—no sireee! A 350,000 mile Bell System network of telephone and teletypewriter lines—one of the world's fastest communications systems—links together the major air traffic control centers, radar stations, airport towers, weather bureaus, airlines, and military bases throughout the USA to help assure your comfort and safety while flying. Pacific Telephone Your Telephone Manager Animaland 'Presented To Counplans for a 400-acre relation of four sections of rica, with an ultimate price of $38 million, have been eiled before the Orange County Board of Supervisors. The plans for "Animaland", posed for a section of the one Ranch, were outlined by Jurice A. Machris, retired oiland big game hunter yesday. Architect for the project, reted to be 20 years in the king, is William L. Pereira Los Angeles. We still haven't got all of $15 million," (for first phase construction) Machris told the rd. But, he went on, most the capital is virtually asd. Silver haired Machris, retired seven years ago as executive vice president of Wile Oil, said construction will up to two years. Authentic to the last detail, Machris said the park will featrain, boat, safari car and camel rides through four, - acre recreations of the alt, the Congo, the Sahara Transvaal. First phase construction is marked at $15 million. Machris said another $10-15 ion will be poured into the action 10 years later. He on to describe the eventual construction of a $6-8 million inside the Sahara developt. Renderings Shown Twenty drawings and archisketches of what already as one of California's top first phase construction is marked at $15 million. Machris said another $10-15 million will be poured into the action 10 years later. He put on to describe the eventual construction of a $6-8 million inside the Sahara development. Renderings Shown twenty drawings and archi-sketches of what already was as one of California's top tourist attractions in future decades were displayed during 11½ hour presentation. Machris was accompanied byira and James Wong. From Pereira placed in charge of the project two years ago. Wednesday's presentation followed what Machris said were studies of research, conferences government officials in a few African nations, a search site, and an education in conservation that took him around the world. The 59-year-old Machris said main goal of Animalland be conservation of the van- Swimsuit News variety is certainly the word swimsuits this season. First till to be seen at the water's edge is the variety in style . . . copy and fitted, or more elaborate and draped. 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AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER IN THIS A STEFFY BUICK CO., 953 So. Los Angles ✩ Here's $625,000 for the Anaheim Because new school facilities will issue bonds. Bank of Anaheim these bonds to give your district interest rates on the bonds were law to obtain the lowest average conditions. Interest rates also reflect. We, at Bank of America, bid on vi we have confidence in the future of one thing that gives us confidence demonstrated truth: good schools alike. The quality of a community property values through the year. Bank of America and its associates your schools. You may be interested in buying Anaheim School District, Orange California, 3¼% and 3½% bonds, Elk Series A. These bonds are being reoff vestors to yield from 2.25% to 3.40% maturity September 15, 1965–1989. They are offered when, as and if issued and $625,000 Anaheim School District, Orange California, 3¼% and 3½% bonds, Elk Series A. 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