Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 107, Decatur, Adams County, 5 May 1960 — Page 8

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Narcotics Peddlers Seized At Capital INDIANAPOLIS «UP!» —lndian-1 Bpoha police teamed with federal' •gents Wednesday and arrested lune elicited "major" narcotic* peddh-r - and dozen* of known addict., as the climax to the■ m«»*, Intensee investigation of thcHiar coUvs racket in the eiy* ■ All nine men appeared bH<>uU S Commissioner Edwin Hlerle Wednesday night, who set their bond at SIO,OOO each Conviction on federal charges nfj Illegal sale of narcotics carries a i 20 year sentence for the first | offense tnd 1(MO years on the h«xm! conviction Charged with peddling heroin were Rudolph Martin. 30; George Lewis. 31: Robert Chandler. 26: James Phillips. 28; James McMillan. 34: Willie Jackson 32: James Cooper. 30; Hugh Bradley. 32. and Henry. Woods. 27. all of Indianapolis. George M. Belk, district supervisor of the federal narcotics office, said local and federal authorities had been working on the case for the past five months Belk said evidence was acquired for the raids by a federal agent who posed as a fugitive hoodlum in order to purchase narcotics as evidence. The agent. Edward R Cass, wrs tailed by Indianapolis detectives who made positive identification of the alleged narcotics pushers and addicits with who Cass did business. He said further that the raid would panic local addicts and pre- - dieted an increase in applications, for admission to the U. S. Public I Health Hospital at Lexington, Ky Belk also said that the arrests will go a long way towards curbing the use and sale of narcotics

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in the lMianapnii» area and may 1 help curtcil the incren*. tn »t«>lm ! and forged government checks Over $lO Million Grants For I.U. BLOOMINGTON. Ind 'UPD — Dr. H< rman B Wills, president "8 Tndisn.l University. said Wednesday night that the university rereived more than 10 million dollars in gift*, grants and research contracts during the past year , Wells told the annual Founder’s Day convocation, marking the 110th anniversary of the founding of I. U.. that the university received more than $10,300,000 in gift* and grants This was an increase of nearly four million dollars from the year before Well s also said I U. alumni had given mere money to their alma mater than the alumni of any i other state institution in ’the C U Foundation, which administers such bequests. $520 000 from 7.650 alumni during. the past year. Wells announced. Mrs. Dan L. Schwartz Is Taken By Death Mrs Mary Ann Schwartz. 50. of, near Berne, died at 2:45 p m | Wednesday at the Adams county. memorial hospital after »n of one week. Surviving are the | husband. Dan L.; two sons. Joni and Raymond;.three stepdaughters and two Services will be held at 1 P- • Saturday at the residence, with S in the Schwartz cemetery The body will be removed from the Yager funeral home to the residence, where friends may call

Arguments Set For Road Scandal Cases INDIANAPOIJS <UPD — The Indiana Supreme Court today set May 10 and June H for oral arguments on two Hoosier highway . scandal cases. Th«- May date was set for the case of Virgil <Rrd> Smith, former state highway chairman, on charges »»f soliciting and accepting a $7,783 bribe from .supersalesman Arthur J. Mogilnrr The June date was act for the case of Smith and Robert A. Peak, former Milan attorney, who appealed their conviction on charges of conspiracy to embetzle in connection with the Madison Ave. Expressway back lot deals. Smith was sentenced to 2 - 14 years and fined $20,000 in Marion Criminal Court on the bribe charge. He is free on $25,000 bond Smith and Peak were sentenced to 2 - 14 years and fined—Smith $5,000 and Peak $2,500—0n the conspiracy charges. Smith is free on $12,500 bond on this charge and Peak on SIO,OOO bond The high court recently upheld Peak’" conviction in 1958 on another charge of false notarization. for which he was sentenced to 1- 3 years and fined SI,OOO. Rockefeller Nol To Take Second Place NEW YORK <UPD—Vice President Richard M. Nixon indicated Wednesday he thought New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller should have a place on the national Republican ticket. Rockefeller’s first reaction: "Did he say what place?” Nixon, discussing politics as he toured the United States World Trade Fair here, said he would not declare his choice for the GOP vice presidential nomination before he is formally nominated for president. But be said “Republican leaders across the nation have told me that Governor Rockefeller has a strong pull on the voters and that he would add strength to the tfolret? •’€ert»mly> he has all the qualities of national leadership." Earlier this week stories out of Washington reported “sources close to the vice president" as saying Nixon wanted Rockefeller as his running mate. It was widely interpreted as an offer to Rockefeller of the No. 2 place on the ticket. In Albany, N.Y., Rockefeller tempered his “what place" quip by stating categorically that “I will net be a candidate for vice president under any circumstances, no matter who might ask.” Rockefeller was asked why if he were standing by his withdrawal from the presidential race, he still refused to endorse Nixon. ‘T am not and will not be a candidate for president,” he replied. "and I will not endorse any candidate prior to the convention,"

Over 2,600 D ily Democrats are sold and delivered in Decatur each day. v n r / <1 F it > W {.-/fr KID DYNAMiTE-Four-year-old Laurent Ma ret is probably the youngest jiu-jitsu expert anywhere. The youngster, wearing the traditional oriental robe, relaxes after a session la his home town of Nice, France.

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Slayer Os Parents Visits Funeral Home fNDIANAFOt.It 'UFH-Rtatero i war <4d Gtarta Jean Bulge will be taken under guard tn ■ fuarrsl , home today for a lasi took at for : patent* whom sfo killed With a hammer and a knife, The teenager a»ked to make the visit prior to formal funeral rites fur Mr and Mr# Fred MeNabnrv at 10 arn today la the Dnaey Funeral Home. Indianapr»ll» The Manua I High School Junior ! was grreated on first degree murder charge* Monday night, about , three hour a after the laidiea of her mother. Nellie. 42. and for ttefo. father. Fred. 62 were found Ini i their touthalde Indianapolis home I The teen-ager admitted the had| ' been driving about aimlessly In tfo, I family car for a night and a dev i I after killing for mother following' jan argument She said that when' McNabney. who has been the ualg I father she knew, appeared to*inI wstigatc the noise, the also beat and stabbed him to death The girl told deputies she "went berserk” after repeated nagging ' by her mother. She is fold with-, ■ out bond in the women’s secttooi jof the Marion County Jail, await-1 ing grand jury action upon her case. Jack Haymaker To Seek Renomination INDIANAPOIJS <UPD—lndiana state treasurer Jack A. Haymaker of Logansport announced today he will seek renomination to the :Statehouse post at the Democratic I state convention in June. Haymaker said he will pay his ' convention fee with state chairman Charles E. Skillen in a few days. Haymaker was a bank officer at Logansport for 13 years before , his election in 1958 He is a former business administrator for the' Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Chil-| dren’s Home at Knightstown.

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fl IJ I H < ALL THE NEWS- Ann* Sandrock i« 83 years old. For the last 65 of them She’s been town crier in Burhogen, Germany. She »houto out the new* for local re*idcnt«. She’s bo-, lieved to be the oldest town <*rier in Burhogen, or anywhere. Decatur Library Is Closed Entire Day The Decatur library will be closed all day today while the district library association meets here. Miss Bertha C. Heller, city librarian, announced this morning. Trade in a gooa town — Decatur

Showers Forecast Throughout State fowmg warmth awteoMtod Indiana taate y and lurw! • round of thaawrn and thunder*torm» which may la«t three day* Runny weather that umU temperaturea to the edge of the to* TUetday and Wedneaday was e»peeted to va«U«h momentarily ftotrwrr* were exported to »tart thha afternoon in the north and poaalbly cwtrtral area*. *prroding aauthward tonight Rato wm Auc to continue *U day Friday and onaaibly Into Saturctoy. Temper a turn aril! remain warm until rooter Saturday, the farrcaat» »n*d High* Wednesday ranged from 76 at Lafayette to to at Evansville. Overnight tow* ranged from M at Fort Wayne to 81 at Lafayette. Tbdav * high* will range from n to 82. tonight’s tow* from 57 to •4. and Friday’* high* from 7$ to near 80 Slight Damage Done In Wreck Wednesday Damage amounting to s2u resulted when a car eye ing parked by Luther Funk. 6Z of route 6. backed into a car owned by Richard D. Ellenwood. of Fort Wayne EUenwood * car wa* damaged The accident took place on First street near Madison Wednesday LaGrange Candidate For State Office LAPORTE. Ind <UPI» — State Rep. Jean LaGrange. 40. LaPorte. announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor late Wednesday less than 24 hours after he woh the Democratic primary as a joint senator from LaPorte-Starke counties. LaGrange, a former newspaper executive anad radio newscaster, served two terms in the Indiana House and was administrative assistant to former Illinois Rep Charles Boyle.

UNLISTED-The numbww aro raw. Varticai line martu 11 and 8 and horbtontal lines tha other hours «n <hla watch « atari* deUgn from Switzerland. Portland Council Rejects Park Site A 17-acre memorial park »ita in Portland wa* turned down by the Portland city council aa a gift from the committea that purchased It. unless a clause stating that it be uard for park or recreation purpose* so omitted.

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Slate Traffic Toll Exceeds 1959 Rate INIMANAFOUB UPD - Indi ana * traffk droth toil of 18 la*l wswk wea Ipw** »ba*» ueual Bui so was that o<. the corresponding work M 1888 Therefore, efforts to gain tn bringing the 1880 toll betow that at lart yeer were »Iyrntod. Th. 11 totallUM compered Wfth 19 In the rorrrepnndlM week ta ISM They retard the year * total to 296 (tooth*, compered with 282 ■ year ago. Supt Harold ft Zeta, wfoee Indiana State Ifoiice «taUettrtan» keep a day-to-day record of the retailue*. said traffic death* an cmmty rood* thU year ere running 118 per eent above those at the corresponding period last year ZeU said that khuuid be a signal for motorist* to drive with cauUoq” °n "narrow, unimproved county roads" which he said ’aril become progressively more hazardous" unless driver* watch fa®* ***9 - . - ... Rural deaths a* a whole, however. ut down this year, while urban deaths are up. Over 2 Dally Democrats are sold and d-”verrd in Decatur each day

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