The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 February 1964 — Page 6

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THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

MON., FEB. 17, 1964. Page 6

KIIIil'SHCHEV SCOFFS AT C.S. CL\ REPORT Auuressing an agricultural meeting of the Soviet Communist Party Central Commi tee in Moscow iabove), Premier Nikita Khrushchev scoffs at a United States General Intelligence Agency report on Russia's slow economic growth. He also snubbed Red China in his speech.

SEEK CAl’SE OF ATEAS BLAST—An investigation is underway into the explosion of a giant, unarmed Atlas ICBM at the $10.5 ml lion Air Force installation at Roswell, N.M., followed (above) by a raging fire. The blast occurred during a training exercise. Five men trapped in an underground control booth for a time were removed safely. No one was injured. It was the third Atlas accidentwithin two years at the installation.

CCB STAR KILLED IN AIR ( RASH—A search official examines the wreckage of a light plane which plunged into Utah Lake near Provo, Utah, killing Chicago Cubs baseball star Ken Hubbs and his life-long friend, Dennis Doyle. Hubbs, who two years ago was honored as National league rookie of the year and his friend Doyle were killed instantly only three minutes after they left Provo airport in his new red-and-white singleengine Cessna into a snow storm on a return flight to their home town of Colton, Cal.

Hoosier Faces Three Charges PORTLAND UPI Authorities prepared charges of kidnaping, vehicle taking and jailbreaking today against Albert Brock, 30, Winchester, who fled the Jay County Jail Saturday and took a 16-year-old girl motorist as a hostage. Brock dashed from the jail bullpen, knocked down turnkey Haskel Klessner, and ran two blocks to a highway, where he jumped in the car of Roxann Green. Police said Brock drove away and headed south along U.S. 27 with the freightened girl beside him. Police Lt. Kay Mock was close behind but could not get Brock to stop despite the fact he fired two shots into the air during a 75-mile-an-hour chase. The car Brock had commandeered hit the rear of another car about three miles from the city. The hood flew up and Brock had trouble driving. He turned off on a side road, stopped and jumped, holding the girl in front of him and threatening her with a knife. Mock persuaded Brock to let her go, and a deputy sheriff took him back to jail. Brock was held awaiting trial on a 1958 charge of robbing the Skyview Drive-In Theater here and kidnaping Mrs. Harriett Jones, a ticket taker.

Livestock Market Hogs 8,900; barrows .and gilts mostly steady to strong, closing barely steady: 1 and 2, 190-225 lb. 15.50-15.75; 148 head 16.00; 1 to 3, 190-230 lb. 15.00-15.50; sows fully steady, instances 25 higher. Cattle 3.000; calves 50; steers steady to strong; heifers fully steady: bulk of supply still in first hands; choice steers 21.0022.50; h'gh choice 22.75. Sheep 100: fully steady; choice and prime wooled lambs 20.0021.00; good and choice 17.5020 00.

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BANNER GUESSING CONTEST Game of the Week ROACHDALE vs. PITTSBORO Mj’ guess of final score Roaehdale ( ) Pittshoro ( ) Name Address

Strike Is Ended MIAMI UPI -— National Air Lines resumed full service today and union and airline officials negotiated to settle the salary dispute which prompted a strike, which halted operations of the giant carrier and put nearly 4,500 employes in 40 cities out of work for two days. Both sides agreed Sunday to settle the wage dispute by Fri-

day or submit to binding arbitration.

AIR CONDITION FI) To create a perfect air conditioned fence with privacy, arrange fence boards so that alternate ones are on opposite sides of the framing. Best plan is to use eight-inch-wide boards of western red cedar set on cedar or Douglas fir frame.

Public Sale Of FARM MACHINERY As I am leaving this farm and going into other business, I will sell all my farm machinery, hay and straw, located idles west of Brownsvalley or 5 miles northeast of Marshall, ind., or 5 miles east of Jet. 41 & 47 on 47 to Ma A Pa Filling station, then 2 miles north, or 1st house north of Byron, Inti, it auction Friday, February 21, 1964 at 12:30 DST or 11:30 CST 1953 Super M International tractor, new rubber—good eon’ition; 1951 M International tractor, new rubber, good contli ion; 1958 No. 350 utility International tractor, A-l condition. o»v (i.es; 4-row International mounted cultivator: 4-row rea Mounted International cultivator; 2 1962 11-ft. International vheel disc No. 37, good condition; 1961 .Massey Ferguson No. twine haler, A-l condition; 1962 4-row Schultz rotarj- hoe, like lew ; No. 21 International 42-ft. elevator, used onlj- 2 seasons, dke new; 1962 No. 80 McCormick 7-ft. pull type combine PTO ike new; 1963 502 New Idea loader for utility tractor, like new; New Idea 7-ft. mower for tractor; 2ME 2-row mounted Interlationul corn picker, good; 2 section spike tooth harrow; Sect. Easy PTO seeder; 2 rubber tired wagons with all metal flat beds with 10 ton International hoists, the best of condition; No. S International 3x14 breaking plow with Lantz cutters & slal moldboard; International 3x14 breaking plow with Lantz cutlers on rubber & good; International mounted 3x14 quick hitch ireaking plow; 3 Surge milker units—winter hog fountain; ihovels; forks; and hand tools of all kinds and other items. TRICK 1951 Ford iy z Ton, 6 cyl. truck with grain bed, good tires. HAY and STRAW 300 bales of alfalfa, clover & timothy, good. 200 bales of clover ha>\ good. 600 hales of wheat straw. PERMS—Cash. Not responsible in ease of accident. JAMES MOUNTCASTLE, Owner Harold Ashury & Walter Murphy—Auctioneers Dick Spaw & Eleanor Ashury—Clerks

COMING SOON!

a special day for our friends

DATE Wednesday Feb. 19th, 1964 TIME 8 a.m. to 5 p m.

Your Entire Family Is Cordially Invited! • VALUABLE PRIZES • REFRESHMENTS • MOVIES • NEW FARM EQUIPMENT There is something for everyone at the Oliver Farm Fair Make plans now to be with us!

Putnam County Farm Bureau Coop

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA