Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 304, Decatur, Adams County, 27 December 1962 — Page 2

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Krushchev Hurls Charge At Germany

MOSCOW (UPD—Premier Nikita Khrushchev accused West Germany today of trying to increase tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union, "endangering the lives of millions of people.’’ Khrushchev made his charge in a letter to West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. It was in reply to a communication of protest from Adenauer following the shooting last Aug. 17 of Peter Fechter, 18, an East German! youth who bled to death along the Berlin wall in a futile attempt to escape to the West. Adenauer had urged Khrushchev to help stop such incidents. In his reply, broadcast by Moscow radio, Khrushchev blasted Adenauer for allegedly following war policy, called again for a German peace treaty, and renewed charges that the West was guilty of espionage and subversion against East Germany. The premier’s reply accused the West Germans of stirring up trouble and said the actions of East German border guards “represent no crime.’’ Khrushchev also said officials of the German government who visited Berlin carry on "vicious and ‘dangerous provocations against the cause of peace and the security of 1 the neighboring socialist countries.” "By your policy, a policy of intensifying tensions and prodding the world to new conflicts, you are endangering. the lives of millions of people,” the letter to Adenauer said. It' added West Germany "has absolutely no rights in West Berlin.” The premier repeated a number of proposals already has made for the claimed purpose of bringing peace to the people of Berlin. ‘■‘To leave unchanged the present abnormal situation in West Berlin would be tantamount to heading deliberately towards international complications/’ he said. Khrushchev also said, as he had done previously this month in a speech to the Supreme Soviet, that troops in West Berlin should be under a United Nations flag. He said a German peace treaty should be signed which would normalize the situation in West Berlin and "liquidate the"outdated occupation regime.” Gross Income Tax forms. |re Mailed INDIANAPOLIS (UPD —The Christmas mail rush is over, out mailmen ’ began carting around another huge batch of envelopes today totaling 1,750,000 pieces. These are the gross income tax forms — on their way from the Indiana Department of Revenue ta the taxpayers. Assistant Revenue Commissioner Robert Hale said the mailing was expected to be completed by Jan. 10. Individual taxpayers whose tax l as been withheld from their paychecks have until March 1 to tile the-ii-■jepliest T3jgse. not..o^,with-. • for by Jan. 31.

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Six Firemen Injured Fighting Gary Fire GARY, Ind. (UPD -Six firemen were injured Wednesday night fighting a blaze in below zero weather which destroyed a clothing store and damaged nearby buildings in the city’s business district. For a time an entire city block was threatened. The firemen were injured when a waill and floor collapsed. Most seriously injured were Pete Candiano and Pete Blanco, who were hospitalized with abrasions. Fire Chief John Massa fell through the first floor of the burning "Clothing store when the floor gave way. Massa was only slightly injured when he landed in a neck-deep puddle of freezing water. He was quickly pulled to safety by fellow firemen. Massa, who continued to direct the efforts of 150 firemen, Civil Defense workers and 20 pieces of equipment, estimated damage at $500,000. The fire destroyed Moskln’s Clothing Store, where the blaze apparently started. Adjacent buildings were damaged by smoke and ice. Water froze. quickly in the icy weather. i All shops and buildings on the block were evavcuated and scores of residents fled the block carrying what possessions they could. The rapidly freezing water broke several hoses, further hampering firemen’s efforts. The blaze was brought under control this morning about five hours after it was discovered.

Husband Os Slain Woman Is Sought EVANSVILLE, Ind. (UPD — Oscar Green, 32, was sought by police today in connection with the fatal Christmas Eve shooting of his wife, Lillian, 30. Evansville police issued a fugitive/warrant for Green Wednesday night. It was the first time they had identified the suspect they were seeking in connection with the,tavern shooting. Mrs. Green, shot in the face, was found Tuesday night slumped over a table in a local tavern. She died several hours later. Marriage Applications Kenneth Eugene Litmer, route 2 Fort Recovery, 0., and Linda Lou Aeschliman, 828 Mercer Ave., Decatur. Ervin Leroy Martin, route 1, Monroe, and Carole Ann Miller, route 1, Monroe. New York Stock Exchange Prices MIDDAY PRICES A. T. & T. ,116%; DuPont, 238%: Ford, 46%; General Electric, 76%; .Central. ...M®tQs%,. 58%,; .Gj4f..Prt-.L «®ttmdai’ls' Oil Ind.jwSß’tKMi. Standard Oil N. J., 59%; U. S. Steel, 44.

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K - Hvi ■ £ JK ** ■ JKF ffl,/ K ’Hr 'F HOBBUN’ HOUND — Chow Hound, a 6-month-old puppv, has managed to hobble around with the aid of splints since he broke both legs in Jackson, Mich. Dog will walk normally when splints are removed. Welsh Overestimates Public School Costs INDIANAPOLIS (UPD—Governor Welsh conceded today he "may have overestimated” the total cost of public schools in the 1963-65 biennium by about SBO million. This would mean that the $228 million extra allocation in state funds which he has suggested in addition to the $472 million contained in his “balanced budget” would allow for a reduction in local property taxes around the state. A spokesman for the governor also indicated Wednesday that Welsh favors legislation which, would tie a ’ reduction in .srtlcn taxes to any increase in/state support of local schools /if anyone can figure out how/t can be done.” / / Richard Martin, thy 7 governor’s news secretary, said'- the revision of costs came several days ago at a top-level conf« - ence of slate officials who reviewed the education portion oLthe ■ 1963-65 bqaget and found that th/ S2BB million will go farther than first belfeved. The conference proddcea the new view that, instead of holding property taxes for school support would mean a cut of SBO million in such taxes. The new study showed that local school .taxes are not increasing as fast as indicated in the estimate for the budget. That estimate involved some duplication of cost figures, Martin said. Members of the Senate Finance Committee already urged that there be no increase in ’state school support unless it is tied to a reduction in local taxes. Martin said Welsh favors such a step but that „his advisers have not found any way it can be done. Is Unchanged Here -' The radiological report for Adams county for Thursday shows the same reading,as for the past two Wfeeks, .04 milliroentgen. Milt Spece, US SCS work unit conervationist, reported today. The reading is well within the safe limits, SpenCe explained, as it has been for several years. Lawson Is Admitted To Law Partnership Attorneys Louie H. Dunten and Frederick A. Beckman of Fort Wayne today announced that Jack W. Lawson will be admitted to partnership in the “ law firm of Dunten & Beckman as of January 1., Thereafter the firm will be known is Dunten, Beckman & Lawson. / Lawson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alya W. Lawson of Deca tub, joined Dunten & Beckman as an associate November 1, 1961. He attended Purdue University and graduated from law school at Valparaiso,University. He lives with his wife and son at 202 East Congress in Fort Wayne.

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