Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 295, Decatur, Adams County, 15 December 1960 — Page 6

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Ik waa pnmmowl to "cootoo. lied <xc«iM", health NlmNm the flr»t!jtoW of the icata. Sept US-in Htaortv -aid the thnemonth tklay In cwnplaimi the Irak oeoorrwi bocouae Eni-nhtaa! or had been ‘ Mrly buay " Nncc nut Mtombet. * Itamrly *atf No Ptwakhta "kab the and >ta waoir-to art th.- vnarly examtoaUon concluded ■• - .* ■ Former Killed When Truck Hits Tractor ROACHDALE. Ind. tUPI>-Jo-seph C. Carmn. M. Roachdale, wan killed near here Wednesday when his firm tractor ws* hit by a truck driven by Roy Crumley. U. Crawfordsville. The accident occurred on Indiana 2M

Taverns Closed For Christmas Holidays INDI AN APOUS <’JPII - The I Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Cominiixion warned Hoosier drinkers J today of a couple drought periods , which will come during the Chriat- ' ma* holiday* Chairman Noble Ellin noted that ' tx-cauae both Christmas and New , Year's Day fall on a Sunday thia I year, the Monday following each | will be a legal holiday. Thue, from 1:00 a m CST on Christmas Day until T:00 a.m. I Dec 2. and from 1:00 a m. Jan. 1 i until 7 00 a m Jan 3. no alcoholic I beverages may be sold. If you have something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want . Ada| itav got Big results.

Prison Guards Quell Rioting In Minnesota STILLWATER. Minn (UPD - Rebellious convict* who went on a sit-down strike and tried to bum down « prison factory staged a third dieU»rtxmce Wednesday ni<h.t at the Minnesota State Peniteortary About IS or 20 inmates In « detention ceUbioofc broke 200 windows. set fire to tbeur blankets and other befongings. and ripped up furniture and plumtying in thetaceHs. iPriaon guamds moved in with tear and fire hoses end brxMndit the r«ct under control within an hour. Rtaph Tahash, the prison's stocky. CMtar-ebewing acting warden. Mid the men were confined to a cellblock reserved for troublemakers because they plotted two similar incidents last September. The trouble began about 830 Wednesday night when one of the inmates compMned about being restricted to the segregated cell block A prison offtctel said the convict, who was not identified, began shouting and tossing personal articles- from his cell. That touched off the other convicts. The prisoners set a number of small tires, burning bed clothing and even personal items until guards brought a fire hose into plao Then the prisoners began .shooting abuse at the guards. "We gave .them the tear gas after .they'd been hollering and raising hell for an hour." Tahash said "They quieted down right away then, and I think they'll stay that way awhile." But to make sure he could handle any further outbreak, Tahash called back to duty several off-duty guards. He aadd the guards would wait until "things are completely cooled down" before entering the cells to estimate damage. That meant the convicts would shaver without blankets or windows in [ their cells The inmates were identified as J ringleaders of a 15-hour sitdown i Mriloe on the prison baseball field i and were involved in an unsuci cessful plot to burn down the prison twine factory. The Nattonai Guard bad to be called to queM the sitdMvn strike. ’ which came a short time after Warden Douglas Rigg was susRMM ww euapended first on charges of excessive ta**AA»*M*)ikkMMkkMM

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food Mores from the prison commissary and .then on chargee of mistreating employes. Savings Bond Sales Decrease In County T. F. Qraliker. chairman of Adams county U. S. savings bonds committee, has received a report disclosing that Noxrember's sales were 132.575.00 compared with 53t.0tt.36 tor the like period of 1 last year. The state's sales for the ' month were W,559.344.00 and SIQ,437,758.64 for November 1959 —a drop of 8.4 per cent, j Thirty counties reported sales in- . creases for November. A few counties already have exceeded their i sales quotas for the year. I Indiana Central Is [ Given $20,000 Grant I INDIANAPOLIS (UPD-Indiana Central College has received a 520.000 grant from the Lilly Endowment. Inc., for the purchase of ' books for its library, school offi- ' cials announced Wednesday. >

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