The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 January 1958 — Page 6

Jam** F. Hoofa and atlitra on charges of tapping the wires of Hoofa's Dertoit Teamster headquarters. SANDBURG’S BIRTHDAY FLAT ROCK. N. C. <UP| — White maned poet and historian Call Sandburg tracked his ?(*th birthday today w!th “a quie at home" in the mountains. f TURKS STRIKE WARD’S WASHINGTON (UP)—AFLCK' Retail Clerks went o" stiike

today againat an undisclosed number of Montgomery Ward! stores to enforce their demands for shorter hours and higher pay. Union members paraded and distributed hand bills in front 6: about 500 retail outlets of t . b:g mail order firm. GOES TO COURT TODAY WISCONSIN RAPIDS. Wise. (UP)—Ed Gein. the shy “butener of Plainfield” goes to court n 1 v to learn if he’ll be tried for is admitted murders.

KVACUATION FROM INDONESIA—British soldiers help a 75-year-old Dutchman evacuated from Indonesia up gangplank of British liner Orontes in Singapore for voyage to the Netherlands. He Is blind and unable to walh alone. (International)

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Texas Hard Hit By Flood Water Texas reeled today under the combined blows of flooding rains which forced the evacuation of more than 1.000 persons in the southern part of the state and a 17-inch snow storm that stranded motorists in the West. The floords hit the Lower Rio Grande Valley Sunday in the wake of 36 hours of steady rains which dumped moreth an eight inches of water at Corpus Chri^ti Tex. About 400 persons fled their homes in Edinburg where floodwaters inundated some 16 city blocks. Officials said about 500 persons were evacuated ir Bishop, north of Edinburg, and about 350 persons in the Robs-town-Clarkwood area near Corpus Christi. The Red Cross set up emergency shelters in churches, schools and a dance hall for the evacuees and evacuat’On patrols roamed the flood-stricken area. West Texas and southeastern New Mexico were buried under as much a.-? l, inches of snow Sunday, stranding motorists under deep drifts. Many highways were open to emergency travel only. The Plainview, Te:<„ area re forteil a 17-inch snowfall, Amarillo Tex., 3 inches and Lubbock, lex., 5 inches. Most of the stranded motorists were believed freer by Sunday night.

AN O'CONNOR "FIRST"—The Donald O’Connors introduce their first baby, 3-month-old Alicia, in Hollywood. If Alicia can just grow up to look like Gloria, her mom. . . « (International)

GO TO RED CHINA TO SEE SONS—Three mothers ot men servIrtg prison sentences In Communist China display photos of tbtkr sons as they board a plane In New York to fly to China for • visit, permission courtesy of Mao Tse-tung, Red premier. From left: Mrs. Philip Fecteau, Lynn. Mass., with photo ot son gd; Mrs. Ruth Redmond, Yonkers, N. with photo ot Jugh Francis; Mrs. Mary Downey, New Britan, Conn., a photo of son John. Another son of Mrs. Downey, William stands behind them with an umbrella. William was leased by Army to enable him to make trip. (International) * *

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PICKS A LUCKY NAME—Sandy Sue Solomon (right), one of the 1958 March of Dimes poster family, holds up name of Thaddeus Platter, which she plucked from that bowl. That makes Mr. Platter, nominee of the Yuba county, Calif., chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, ”Mr. Typical Contributor." He’s a farmer and USAF reserve officer. With Sandy Sue is her twin, Lindy. They are 6 years old. (International)

FIRST FOR BOTH—Singer Eydie Gorme and Steve Lawrence give each other that I’m-for-you look as they stand beside their wedding cake in Las Vpgas, Nev. They’re 22, met four years ago. First marriage for both. (international)

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SOUTH BEND Eighty per cut of the Republican leaders in Governoi Handley’s home district who answered a newspaper oil said Handley should not run or the U. S. Senate seat to be acated by Sen. William R. Jenr in 1958. The South Beni Tribune sai.i ballots were sent to 210 members of the 3rd District’s deleg i ion to the 1953 Republican state convention. The ballots ask^* hose polled to indicate whethei hey favored Handley, of LaPorte, for the senatorial seat or

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