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ee eet aan Tee ae temeieinet FD=350 (Rev. 7+16-61) —~—, ult: Church Council Spokesman Says Compromise Made: SAN ANTONIO @ — The ex. ecutive director of the Texas! Council of Churches was quoted as saying Friday that the organ- ization will withdraw from a! (federal court suit against four! sexas Rangers “at the sime.”* f1on with the 1967 Rio Grabde| Valley farm labor strike. Jpatri IT judicated Harold Kilpatrick also was : quozed by the San Antonio Even-i{ ed as saying | lgor's action in declining to join qthe been, ing News as saying the inter. Genomisationa! organization had Teached & compromise siate officials in the matter. The paper said be made his' remarks after the Rey. Ed’ Krueger, former council repre-| Seniative io the Valley, told Dewsmen be had been dis| Charged after declning to agree. to a compromise in the case. 'Bishop's Role we teens . “Bishop Kenneth Pope hast been wor’ on & compromise) and bas conferring with iit Pope is president of the Council of Churches, question ‘}brought by the council on behalf [Starr involving the Ran iN ‘ The suit was fled in consec-i| 1 TM wnd J felt we didn't cart to do this,” the minister was The salt is j we of the Rev. Mr. Krueger, has he B EF wife c-7 fodze federal court i another gets and Starr county lawmen. It was brought by the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee. {| #"We really hadn't planned 6 ephounce any settlement of fuit yntil the union's suit is See RAN wavoved in his dismissal. ; “It had been decided we were Ong tO change our mode peration and asked him to |sign before we knew he ‘going to sign the com Kilpatrick told the paper. — ea ee ” Kilpatrick was quot- - , {ladicate pege, seme of Stwapeptr, city and stata.) Page One, , : Corpus Christi Caller, forpus Christi, Texas Deve: 2/1/69 Edition: AM “. Author: Edie tue: Activities Concern ing Farm Vorkers Strike Charenton Mise. Info, Classi ticetiea: Gumitusg Otte: San Antonio a) Being laventiqnted ._ / ‘