Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 6, Decatur, Adams County, 8 January 1957 — Page 8

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Charges British I Fighting In Yemen Yemen Is Reported As Mobilizing Army LONDON CT — The official radio of the ruler of the feudal Arab kingdom of Yemen charged today that British troops supported by tanks and armored cars were fighting on Yemen territory. The British colonial office here said that Royal Force planes in the Adqn protectorate had been in action (.gainst "intruders from the Yemen." But a spokesman said "they have not been in action in Yemen.’*' These charges were the latest in a series in which Britain and the Red Sea state of Yemen recently have accused each other of raids along the ill-defined border between Yemen and Aden, both of which lie at the southern extrem-|

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j ity of die Arabian peninsula. | Reports reaching here said Yemen was mobilizing its army after declaring a virtual state of war against Britain over the frontier dispute which has been going on for nearly 50 years Aden reports said about 12.000 Yemeni troops have converged on Taizz, where Yemen’s King Iman Ahmed lives in his "Palace of Plentifulness." Loses In Bid For Reduced Sentence INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Roy Rudolph Drake, 33, Indianapolis, who is serving a 60-year term at Alcatraz for robbing two Hoosier banks, tost his bid Monday for a reduction of sentence. Drake petitioned Federal Court here to cut his term to 15 years on grounds the court made legal errors in sentencing him in the holdups of the Southport State Bank and the Union State Bank of Carmel. But Judge Cale J. Holder denied I the petition.

< Gun Permit Sought \ By Till Defendant ) Threats Reported ‘ By One Defendant f INDIANOLA, Miss. (UP) - A defendant in the Emmett Till murder case has tried in vain to get a gun permit because of threats on his life since' the publicized case in 1955, a sheriff said today. Sheriff E.W. Williams of Supflower County verified a report published in "Look ’ magazine to- ’ day that J.W. Milam, one of two men acquitted of slaying TUI, has sought permission to arm himself. Milam and his half-brother, Roy ; Bryant, were accused of kidnaping ; and slaying the 14-year-old Negro - boy from Chicago because, it was ' claimed, young Till insulted Bryant’s wife with a "wolf whistle." I ... Look quoted Milam as saying his life has been threatened frequently since he and Bryant were acquitted of a murder charge in a Jury trial at Sumner. Miss., in September, 1955. Williams said he discovered Milam ’was “carrying a gun” and made him stop. "I told him no one had a right to carry a gun without a permit,” Williams said. "He told me his life had been threatened but I told him I had been threatened once or twice myself. "I didn’t see that he was in any danger.” Williams said there had been an "incident or two” in Sunflower County involving Milam since he began farming near Doddsville. The sheriff did not say wtot he meant by “incidenti’’ ‘ K t Look'said white people who had flocked to Milam's and Bryant's defense during their trial had since' turned against them . Missile Production 1 Ordered By Navy $27 Million Order , Announced By Navy WASHINGTON (W — The Navy Monday announced a $27 million order for Talos anti-aircraft guided missiles and indicated they will be ready for fleet use in about a year. The Bendix Aviation Corp, will produce the jet-powered weapons at Mishawaka, Ind., in the naval industrial reserve ordnance plant. Bendix received a >4.4 million contract last September to expand its plant facilities. But Monday’s announcement was apparently the first public disclosure of missile production order for the firm. The Talos is a long range missile that may possibly be fitted with an atomic warhead. The Navy is said to have hopes that Talos will have a 100-mile range. The missiles will be armament for two cruisers now under onversion. They are the Little Rock and the Galveston. The Galveston is scheduled for delivery to the Navy from Philadelphia Naval Shipyard in January, 1958, and the Little Rock from New York Shipbuilding Corp., Camden, N. J. in the spring of 1958. The Talos is powered by a ramjet engine and. a rocket booster. It. travels at least 1,500 miles an hour in its mission of defending fleets against attacking aircraft. Trade in a Gooa Town — Deeatot ■■■■■■■■■■■■l Tonite, Wed. & Thurs. I OUR BIG DAYS!I II I Shows Tonite & Wed. at 7 I Continuous Thur, from 1:30 I BE SURE TO ATTEND! | The Last Time You’ll Ever See The Great Comedians Together! Don’t Let Anything Keep You From Seeing Their Last — and Funniest — Picture! A WLE-A4WWTE CROSS | COUNTRY LAUGH RIOT!! I rWir PENOOWOnooB- * RoXjOM - IB yiSTIVISIOH » anita w EKBERG jt raS oiatcTtp w Imp KAMKTASHUH J® TH. WHAM wvnw tr OVMUBUM ML —-0-0 Coming Sun.—Bin Haley A Comets “Don’t Knock the Boek” A “Rumble on the Docks.”

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U. H. Assembly Will Meet On Wednesday To Seek Evidence On Hungarian Situation UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. «NThe United Nations General Assembly will meet Wednesday to consider a United States plan to establish a five-member invwstip gating committee to seek evidence on the Hungarian situation. V ' Assembly President Prince Wan Waithayakon of Thailand today summoned the 80-nAtion world parliament to meet at 9:30 a.m. CST tomorrow? . Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold, in a written report to the assembly Monday, acknowledged his inability to carry out the assembly's mandate to send political observers into revolt-torn Hungary. He recommended that the assembly establish a committoe with broad.investigatory powers. The United States circulated a resolution which would carry out Hammarskjold’s suggestion. More than 20 countries were reported to have expressed a desire to co* sponsor the resolution. The assembly’s main political committee approached a vote on a U. S. resolution calling for continued efforts to establish a "unified. independent and democrat* government” for all of Korea. w

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Geiger Resigns As - Toll Road Chairman Says Resignation Given In November INDIANAPOLIS (UP)-Dr. DUlon Geiger of Bloomington, chairman of the Indiana Toll Road Commission, said today he handed his resignation to Governor Craig last November and hopes it will be accepted “real quick.” Geiger, who is Craig's personal physician, said he informed Craig of his plans Nov. 15, the day the East-West toll road was dedicated. Authoritative spokesmen for Craig said the governor plans to accept Geiger’s resignation in a few days and to appoint former Indiana Appellate Court Judge John A.. Kendall of Danville as Geiger’s successor. Another of the four commissioners said he “wants to resign" but has not done so and doesn't know when he will. However, it appeared quite possible that John Steele, Jr„ Brazil, might quit and allow Craig to name his successor before Craig’s term as governor expires next Monday. “1 have not tendered my resignation,” Stelle told the United Press by telephone from his home at Brazil, “but I do want to resign.” He said he wants to deVote full time to his business and definitely plans to quit before his term expires July 1, 1958.

Geiger also gave personal business as his reason for wanting to get off the commission. His term expires July 1, 1959, Resignations of two of the four commission members this week would permit Craig, a Republican party factional rival-of Gov.-eleCt Harold Handley, to fill the vacancies with friends or associates. Geiger said when he Joined the commission originally in Craig's administration he agreed to serve only until the east-west superhighway. was finished. Danville Man pies Monday Os Injuries INDIANAPOLIS Wl — O s c a r Montgomery, 78, Danville, died In Methodist Hospital Monday night of injuries sustained in an auto-mobile-truck collision on a Hendricks county road Jan. 4. State police said Montgomery’s truck failed to stop at an interville. Leedy sustained minor insection and collided with a car driven by Fred A. Leedy, 16, Danjuries. JOINT BANQUET <C—«!■—<, er— Pa— O—> useful castings. There are hundreds of types of castings, he explained. but the Decatur plant produces only gray iron castings up to about 100 pounds in weight The important thing in casting is the tensile strength of the finished product;, this has been increased greatly in the past 30 years. •~T — ’ ~

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