The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 February 1964 — Page 4

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SkEENCASTLE, INDIANA

WED., FEB. 19, 1964. Poge 4

Demos Counting On GOP Support WASHINGTON UPI — Senate Democratic leaders are ready to give Republicans “full credit” if they furnish needed votes to crack an expected southern filibuster against the civil rights bill. Democratic supporters of civil rights legislation believe the cause may he lost if the GOP does not produce about 25 votes to help an estimated 42 or 43 Democrats shut off a filibuster. They feel the GOP is “on the spot” to aid in getting the twothirds majority needed to gag debate. That was the word today as the senate deferred calling up the House-passed civil rights bill pending consideration of the administration’s compromise tax cut measure. The civil rights

battle is not expected to start until next week. The pressure spotlight fell on Senate GOP Leader, Everett M. Dirksen, 111., whose opposition to the public accomodations section of the House bill has softened. Dirksen said the final House version was “much more acceptable” than an earlier proposal.

Wall, 22, admitted in a signed brought to America by the statement that he broke into the Jamestown colonists in 1607, and Boy Scout headquarters on Jan- became autonomous and adopted uary 21 and February 8. its present name in 1789, according to the World Almanac.

NOW YOU KNOW Just Plain Bud NORMA, Okla. UPI — Charles The Protestant Episcopal B urman Wilkinson had his name Church, the Anglican Commun- i e g a uy changed Tuesday to just ion in the United States, was pj a j n b U( j.

Kelland Dies

PHOENIX, Ariz. — UPI — Clarence Budington Kelland, prolific magazine writer and onetime national Republican party leader, died Tuesday night at the age of 82.

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

— By WILLIAM RITT — Central Press Writer

Stole Merit Badges SAN DIEGO, Calif, UPI — A young man who claimed to be an Eagle Scout was in jail today on charges of stealing merit badges from Boy Scout headquarters here. Detectives said Charles Alan

AN ARGENTINE centennarian observes her 100th birthday by criticizing modern men. O. K., Grandma—but one thing you can’t accuse us of, is arguing with old ladies. » t * • • • Due to last autumn's vrop failure Russia is now reduced to importing vodka from Swe- ■ den. Gulp! ! ! ! Members of a Colorado Stale University fraternity chapter proclaim a “We Hate Women Week." A sort of wholesale comic Valentine? ! ! ! Because some members often became too boisterous, the Nottingham, England, Bar Owners Association has banned alcoholic beverages at its future

meetings. Apparently too many of the boys drank “shop” instead of talked it. : ! ! Kilts worn ly Greek Evzone warriors contain more than J§0 yards of material—Factographs. That's what we call being dressed for bfittle! I ! ! A double-deck London bus Is being sent to New York as a mobile “Come to Britain" informotion center. A sort of seagoing hack? Ill A Russian historian now declares there’s evidence that bit-terly-cold Tibet’s Abominable Snowman is for real—that he 3 really a Neanderthal Man who never became extinct. Sort of preserved on ice?

WALLACE GREETED BY MINNEAPOLIS PICKETS While Gov. George Wallace of Alabama talks to a University of Minnesota symposium (top) in Minneapolis, civil rights pickets demonstrated outside (lower). Wallace, on a midwestern speaking and industry-hunting tour, told an audience of 6.800 persons the Civil Rights Bill would "destroy the rights of every individual in this country, black or white.”

LAME CATCHES I P WITH LI KE- Named the 10l4t member of Baseball’s Hall of Fame, Luke Appling, longtime shortstop for the Chicago White Sox, shows off one of his most cherished possessions, a baseball autographed by tne late President John F. Kennedy, at his home in Atlanta, Ga.

George Washington TRUTH DAYS

Friday Feb. 21st

Saturday Feb. 22nd

GEORGE USED THE HATCHET AND SO HAVE THE GREENCASTLE MERCHANTS ... Published as a public service by The DAILY BANNER

Bud Wilkinson, the name he used while becoming the nation's most successful college football coach at the University of Oklahoma. Bud s aim now is to get voters to mark an "x" behind his name. HAS FOURTH CHILD WASHINGTON UPI—Mrs. P. Sargent Shriver, sister of the late President Kennedy and wife of the Peace Corps director, gave birth Monday night to a 7-pound, 5(4-oz. boy. The boy is the Shrivers’ fourth child and third son. It was delivered at Georgetown Hospital here by Dr. John W. Walsh, Washington obstetrician who also delivered John F. Kennedy Jr. Shriver's office said the baby’s mother, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, was doing fine. Shriver cancelled a speechmaking trip to Chicago to be on hand for the birth.

Island Rocked By Earth Tremors LAJES AFB, Azores UPI — Strong earth tremors shook these mid-Atlantic islands today, continuing a series of shocks that demolished nearly 2,000 houses and set off an international rescue operation for 15,000 islanders. The tremors were felt shortly after midnight at this huge U.S. Air Force Base, a refueling stop for transatlantic flights about 1,200 miles southeast of Newfoundland and 800 miles west of Portugal, which owms the Azores. No Americans were reported injured or made homeless by the quakes, which began four days ago and concentrated their force on neighboring Sao Jorge Island.

Communications with the pencilshaped volcanic island were cut off, but officials in Lisbon said as many as 15,000 of its 20.000 inhabitants would have to be taken to safety.

CARD OF THANKS I wash to express my thanks to each and everyone. My friends and neighbors who visited me. Also those w r ho sent me cards and those who helped in anyway during my recent stay in the hospital. Also nurses and nurse aids. Dr. Schauwecker, Dr. Tipton, also Rev. Palmer for his visit. Freda Brown

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTV State of Indiana. Putnam County as: In The Putnam Circuit Court. January Term, 1964In The Matter of the Estate of Ralph Hammond, Deceased. Albert Hammond, Administrator. No. 10354 „ . The undersigned, Albert Hammond. Administrator of the estate of Ralph Hammond, deceased, hereby gives notice and offers for sale at public auction at the late residence of said decedent in Marion Township in said County and State on the 22nd day of February. 1964, the personal property of said estate conslsUng of a certain Studebaker automobile O9$0> together with farming machinery and equipment, livestock and grain. Said sale to begin at 12 30 o’clock p.m. Terms: Cash. Albert Hammond .. Administrator .. .. Dated: February 17th, 1964. Frank G. Stoessel Attorney for Administrator 18-lt

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PUBLIC AUCTION Due to the death of my husband, the late Oscar Daniel, I will sell all the personal property at iny farm, located three miles north of Coatesville; 14 mile west, or three miles south and west of New Winchester, on Friday, February 21,1964 at 12:00 noon, the following FARM IMPLEMENTS—1 Farmall M, live power takeoff, M & W pistons, power steering, 2-way hydraulic; 1 Farmall cultivator; 1 Farmall II, No. 249907; - 3-14” International plow; 1 3-14” breaking plow; 1 2-row International cultivator; 1 9’ Kewanee wheel disc; 1 7’ disc; 1 cultipacker; 1 rotary hoe; 1 New Idea manure spreader; 1 David Bradley small grain elevator; 1 John Deere mower; 1 David Bradley wagon; 1 MasseyHarris 6’ combine; 1 1950 11/2-ton Ford truck, grain bed and stock racks; 1 spike-tooth harrow; 1 manure loader; 1 tractor mounted grass seeder; 1 12-hole John Deere drill; 1 John Deere 2-row corn planter with Ezee Flow weed killer attachment; 1 New Holland wire tie baler with Wisconsin motor; 1 New Idea 1-row pull-type corn picker; I side delivery’ rake; I post hole digger; Titan 28” chain saw; pull-type side rake; 290 John Deere planter. MISCELLANEOUS—1 heat lamp; 1 chick battery; electric fencer; windows; Venetian blinds; 1 rotary mower; 2 reel-type lawn mowers; 2 scythes; 1 brush cutter; 1 heathouser; 1 tractor tire pump; 2 motors; 1 water heater; 1 tractor unthrella; bolts; tires. Terms—Cash. Not responsible in case of accident. Lunch will be served. MRS. EDITH DANIEL, Owner Coatesville, R. R. 2 Jim Vaughn, Auct. Milo Mendenhall, Clerk

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