The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 March 1964 — Page 4

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Rocky, Barry Hit Campaign Trail The two leading GOP presidential candidates, their cnthusiam still high despite the result of the New Hampshire primary, resumed their campaigning today with an eye on the California primary Juiw* i

The winner of the first-in-the-nation primary, Henry Cabot Lodge, however, remained at his ambassadorial post in South Viet Nam and gave no indication he would return home to campaign actively for the Republican nomination. The effect of the New Hampshire primary on New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller or Arizona Sen. Barry M. Goldwater's

chances of success in their effort was inconclusive. But. a survey of GOP leaders across the nation reflected the opinion that the GOP convention this summer will be the scene of a wide-open fight for the nomination.

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Many Forced To Flee Homes INDIANAPOLIS (TPI — A check of Indiana counties where floods have flushed residents from their homes showed late Wednesday that nearly 4,200 persons had moved to higher ground and 2,00 more may have to leave. A survey by counties through local sheriffs, civil defense and Red Cross disaster offices showed the following numbers of refugees and possible additional refugees :

crest at more than 14 feet above flood stage at Cincinati early this morning. A peak of 18.3 feet above flood stage — third highest of the century — was forecast for Louisville later in the day.

should be batted about in an adversary proceeding.

County Refugees Additional

Dearborn

700

300

Spencer

700

300

Clark

700

300

Floyd i

550

300

Vanderburgh

300

350

Switzerland

300

100

Dubois

200

Gibson

100

Harrison

100

Wurrick

Washington

100

Martin

Jefferson

Perry

100

Posey

Crawford

150

Cities Braced

For

Rampaging River The mighty and muddy Ohio River, swollen by record rains and teeming with debris, pushed downstream today toward its third highest crest of the cen-

tury.

Cincinnati and Louisville braced for the full fury of the runaway river while farmers and townfolk all the way to the Mississippi watched the rising water stream over their cropland and through their streets. Upstream the crisis was over but the damage was done. Displaced families started moving back into their water-logged homes in parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia. The American Red Cross said 110,000 persons had been affected by the flooding streams and rivers and a state-by-state check showed more than 47.000 had been driven from their homes. Army engineers said the flood damage could exceed $200 mil-

lion.

The Ohio was expected to

Jack Ruby Case Is Nearing Jury DALLAS UPI — The courtroom spectacle that is the trial of ill-starred Jack Ruby should come to a stormy end this Friday 13th. The jury — eight men and four women — was expected to take over tonight. A tiff among nationally prominent mental experts sputters to a take-your-choice end in a morning's testimony by Dr. Frederick Gibbs, who doesn't believe medicine should be dragged into the gamey arena of cross-exam-ination. He was scheduled to be the last defense — and trial — witness, No. 6fi in a parade of testimony that was designed to send the 52-year-old Ruby to the chair by the state, and to acquittal by reason of insanity by the de-

fense.

Gibbs, a neurologist of the University of Illinois School of Medicine. responded to an urgent call from defense attorney Joe H. Tonahill Thursday afternoon and assented to come and testify — whereas he previously had refused on the ground that he didn’t believe medical knowledge

Parents Picket N.Y. City Hall More than 15,000 parents, mostly white, picketed the New York City Hall Thursday in protest against a school integra-

tion plan.

Parading in unbroken lines of eight abreast around the building, the demonstrators waved placards and shouted, “no forced transfers.” They were unsuccessful in attempts to talk with

councilmen.

Earlier, a parents’ delegation had met with education officials to oppose a proposal to send children out of their neighborhoods to other schools by bus in order to end racial imbalance in classrooms. The board said it would not change its plans. The demonstrators, largely mothers, marched from education headquarters across the Brooklyn Bridge to City Hall in one of the largest demonstrations ever seen in the nation’s largest city.

INCINERATOR

NEW YORK (UPI) — The Hoskin smokeless, odorless incinerator, is now being made in America. Invented by Gordon Hoskinson of Missouri, the new type incinerator for refuse found its first market in in England in I960. Richmond Steel Co. of Richmond, Va., is producing it in the United States. It will be installed in buildings at the New York World’s Fair and in several new skyscrapers.

GROWN I P HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Annette Funicello, who got her start in video’s “Mickey Mouse Club,” has signed a seven-year contract with American International Productions to play grown-up roles now that she is 20 years old and no longer a teen-ager.

Pontiac Tempest has a new 6 5 that’s smooth, quiet, economical and 140-hp strong. But we know it won’t be just right for everybody. So we also offer a very, very vigorous V-8. 1 326 cubic inches.

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Everybody’s happy.

See your authorized Pontiac dealer for a wide choice of Wide-Tracks and good used cars, too. FENTRESS MOTORS Inc 1201 Bloomington St, Greencastie, Ind.

Closing Out Sale Because of the recent death of my wife I am quitting farming and will sell all my personal property at public auction at my home 4 miles northeast of Greencastie at Crowe’s Bridge on Big Walnut Creek, on Saturday, Mar. 21, '64 At 10:30 O’c lock Sharp, D.S.T. 110 — HOGS — 110 17 second and third litter sows to farrow in next 2 weeks. These sow s are double immiined. 6 gilts to farrow later, double immiined. 1 Poland China pure bred boar, illumined. 80 shoats vvt. 80 lbs. to 100 lbs. and immiined. FARM MACHINERY 1 II 1C 4 wheel manure spreader on steel, good: 1 J. I>. 2 row corn planter, eultipaeker, horse drawn mower, lots of chains, fence stretchers, crow liars, axes, saws, brace and bits, wrenches, good dinner bell, eleetrie tank heater, forks, silage forks, shovels, spades, double set of hand made buggy harness, halters, ropes, sledges, good whip, lots of garden tools, and many other small tools. FEED 2000 bu., more or less, good yellow corn. 3 bu. open pollinated white corn. Good to plant. Some clover and alfalfa seed. 600 bales more or less of alfalfa bay, good. HOUSEHOLD A MISC. Good eleetrie range, small metal cabinet, large oak kitchen cabinet, Frigidaire refrigerator in good condition, metal serving table on rollers, 2 good metal cabinets, good Wilson heater stove with new lining, small radio, good T.V. and rabbit ears, 2 small clocks, small antique dron leaf table, nice davenport makes bed, lots of chairs, tables, 4 !)\12 rugs, large Dun Therm oil heater real nice, lots of bedding, twin beds with mattresses, 4 poster oak bed. boxsprings and mattress, 1 dressers, chests, table and 5 chairs, drapes, what-nots, card tables, mirrors, electric lamps, 2 nice upholstered chairs, desk, antique maple upholstered davenport, Singer peddle sewing machine, 3 eleetrie fans, eleetrie heaters, one lot of canned goods, eleetrie irons, antique chest of drawers, sectional book ease, 2 oil lamps, lantern, tubs. 2 step ladders, jars, jugs, antique hall tree with mirror, antique table, dressers, toaster, light cords, pencil sharpener, lots of dishes, cooking utensils, some antiques, lawn mower and many other articles. 1!>62 Dodge pick-up truck, real good. Terms: Cash. Not responsible in case of accidents. HENRY PERKINS Dinner by Brick Chapel Indies Alton Hurst, Auctioneer Kenneth Shannon, Clerk

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‘LAWERENCE’ OPENINGS HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — “Lawrence of Arabia” still is being released around the world. When the Oscar-winning picture premieres in Amsterdam in September Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands will be on hand for the festivities.

FAMILIAR SETTING HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Alan Ladd w r as made to feel right at home when he reported to work at Paramount studios for “The Carpetbaggers.” His first scenes were shot on Stage 14 which was orginally built for “Two Years Before the Mast,” one of Ladd’s most successful films.

MAKES GOOD HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Pleased with her movie role in “Gidget Goes to Rome,” Columbia Pictures has signed 18-year-old Cindy Carol to a long-term contract.

ROBIN & HOODS HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Joey Bishop has been cast in Frank Sinatra’s new r picture “Robin and the 7 Hoods,” a takeoff based on the old robber legends. Danceractor Gene Kelley is producing the picture which co-stars Sammy Davis, Jr. and Dean Martin.

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“WATCH ON THE POTOMAC”—Three watch manufacturing executives, in Washington to try to get something done tariffwise, give their pitch to reporters: The Swiss w-atch-making industry is seeking to destroy American capability to produce jeweled watches by pushing for a drop in watch tariffs. From left: Henry Margolis, Elgin president; Arthur B. Sinkler. Hamilton president; Omar Bradley, the famed World War II general, Bulova chairman.

I - m MS VENEZUELA’S n ew president, Raul Leoni, receives the presidential sash from outgoing Romulo Betancourt in a ceremony in Caracas. Betancourt made history by being only freely-elected Venezuela president to complete his term and be succeeded by another freely-elected president.

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MILLION ? LEGS—Actress Angie Dickinson gives you a squint at her legs, insured for $1 million wuth Lloyd’s of London, in Chicago, where she was promoting a film when the policy finally caught up with her.