The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 April 1964 — Page 4

Page 4 THURS., APRIL 2 # 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

Predicts Victorv 0f Allen Hickman i BO, Wingate, eating creatures will keep the nothing extra.

PHILADELPHIA UPI was found in a field near his waterway clear of clogging veg- Special extras in some of the Harold Stassen who has been home Wednesday, about an hour elation. Chemicals cannot be contracts Include periodic tune-

after he left on a horseback used because they also would ups for equipment not in year-

kill fish. around use.

Test tanks for outboard motors, a watch repair shop and gun testing range are just a few of the interesting depart-

pursuing the Republican presidential nomination since 1948, ride *

predicted he will win it this Authorities said Hickman apyear by capturing the primary parently suffered a heart attack contests in Indiana May 5 and and fell from the horse. The California June 2. horse trotted home without

Bandit Unmasked

—nTM—sov,,- c— nor told a news conference he lives searched and found him

felt the New Hampshire write- dead,

in victory of Ambassador Henry ■ ■

Cabot Lodge was a rejection of Sen. Barry Goldwater and New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller.

To Use Sea Cows

posed as “Joe W. Blow” was unmasked today as Robert J. Loftus, 64, once sentenced to die in the electric chair for the robbery slaying of a bank teller.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. UPI — Scientists said Wednesday they

Fatal Seizure plan to release sea cows in the WINGATE UPI — The body Middle River in hopes the weed*

Roachdale Trio In State Band

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PRESIDENT WHO?—This sturdy sign In Tylersport, Pa-, tells you the name of the town, when it was founded, the nearest larger town, and for whom the town was named. Suppose they mean President JOHN Tyler?

center.

Items covered in the contracts include TV sets, refrigerators, room and central air conditioners, laundry equipment, power mowers, furnaces, ranges, outboard motors, sewing machines, wall heaters and floor polishers. Because a customer can keep renewing his contract, his appliance will be running at maximum efficiency for as long as

he desires.

Three students from the Wards offers home service Roachdale High School Band because most appliances can be have been selected to play in the repaired in the home. Appli4th annual Indiana All State a nces which cannot be repaired Band this week-end. The stu- m the home can be picked dents and their instruments are up by Ward servicemen, promptas follows: Glenda Purcell, clar- jy repaired and returned, inet; Alan Hughes, bass clari- The contract even carries the

satisfaction guaranteed or your money back policy which has al-

^ . —,. . , . ways applied to Ward’s mer-

form this Saturday at Highland ehanc } ic .e

High School in Anderson un- A neet o{ tw0 _ way radio ser . der the direction of Mark Hinds- vice trucks and extensive mod _ ley, director of bands at the ern equipment are used by the University of Illinois. The stu- men who keep up to date on dents will leave Friday after- new developments by attend-

come to Viet Nam to talk about politics. But he criticized the Johnson administration’s Viet Nam policy as weak, wavering and inconsistent. Nixon said that any failure to maintain a firm stand against the Communists here would mark “the beginning of the end’’ for the United States in Southeast Asia.

Group Arrested ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. UPI —Two white Harvard Universi-

ty students and a group of young Negroes were arrested minutes after they began a civil rights protest march. “We want freedom, ole, ole,” screamed the Negroes, some as young as 12 years old, as they were herded into a police van while officers holding police dogs on leashes stood by. The dogs started barking when the Negroes started singing. An estimated 75 to 80 of the

demonstrators were arrested on number of arrests here since charges of unlawful assembly, the new demonstrations began It brought to more than 250 the last weekend.

net; Jim Risk, baritone. The All State Band will per-

noon and rehearse Friday evening, Saturday morning and afternoon. Members of the band will stay in the homes of the Highland band students Friday

night.

ing periodic classes in Ward’s training school.

B-K Root Beer

702 BLOOMINGTON ST.

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THURS., APRIL 2

At 6:00 P. M.

FREE Root Beer

[x-Veep, Lodge Meet In Saigon

The concert, which is open to the public with no admission

charge, will be at 7:30 pjn. Sat- SAIGON Sou(h VM ^ Ur , a ? r ' _ UPI —Former Vice President John T. Wilson. Roachdale Richard M Nbt<m met for tw0 BM* Director, will accompany hou „ ud!iy U . uh Ambassadnr

Henry Cabot Lodge, his running

the students to Anderson.

mate in the 1960 presidential

elections.

Nixon said they talked about “everything that was significant about this political year.” Lodge, emerging from the

. a a. a U.S. Embassy a few minutes A new service contract trans- .

Leave Repairs To Specialists

fers repair worries from Montgomery Ward customers to two specialists who have 20 years of experience and about 440.000

after Nixon had returned to his hotel, said he had no comment

on the talks.

Asked about a survey which

factory-approved part, within ^ a r ™ d to J im o a f r “ i

reach. among the most likely presiOnce a customer has the pen- dential candidates, Nixon said nies-a-day contract, he can for- “I have made no change in my get about possible service prob- plans. I intend to make no

lems when his warrenty ex- change. . .”

pires. No matter how many calls In an airport statement to or parts are needed, he pays newsmen, Nixon said he did not

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SPECIAL PROGRAM will Include Harry Andrews of WIBC

INTERNATIONAL MINERAL l CHEMICAL CORP. Sales Representative MARION 0 CL0DFELTER

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Phone Morton PE 9-2431

A DEDICATED MAN—Robert Hall, proprietor ot the Hobert Hall Pharmacy in Nephi, Utah, says he has received exceptional acceptance and praise from smokers and non-smokers smce he stopped selling tobacco products. The sign over his check-out counter gives his reasons.

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