The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 May 1964 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1964 Page 3

Continue Probe Of Jet Crash ** » CLARK AIR FORCE BASE, PhUlippines UPI — U.S. Air Fprce investigators today continued their search for the cause of a military jet crash that killed 77 persons. An Air Force spokesman said the ground control approach system at the base had been ^checked immediately afte the crash and was apparently not at fault. The four-engine C135 jet crashed Monday night in a tropical rain squall while coming in for a landing. The death toll included 76 pe son- of the 83 aboard the “fdane plus one American serviceman riding in a taxi struck -by the craft rs it came to earth "more than a quarter-mile short of the runway. — Seven survivors from the plane plus the taxi driver and his other passenger remained in the base hospital with injuries. •

Army To Draft 8,000 In July WASHINGTON UPI — The Defense Department asked Selective Service today to induct 8,000 men into the Army during July. The quota was above v e 6.000- man draft previously set for June, bu' well below the 12.000- man quotas for April and May. The department said the number of recruits needed in June and July is the same—19,0'''' in each month-hut that 2,000 fewer volunteers are expected in July. The number of draftees since September, 1950, now is approaching 3 million. The latest quota will bring the total to 2,972,450.

agreement with a University of l carried out the assassination of Illinois professor who attacked President Kennedy, but I don’t the late President Kennedy in think the Kremlin had a hand the society’s magazine. ! in it.”

Disagrees With Illinois Teacher ST. LOUIS UPI —John Birch Society leader Robert Welch said today he is not in complete

Welch was asked at a news! conference whether he backed | the views of classics Prof. Re- j vilo P. Oliver, a member of the Birch Society’s national council who wrote that Americans I would remejnber Kennedy

“with distaste.”

Oliver, writing in the Birch society publication “American Opinion,” “said Kennedy was killed because he had fallen behind a Communist time table for takeover of the United States. Welch, who is editor of the magazine, praised the article in an introduction.

Welch said today “I definitely did not agree with some of his (Oliver's) promises and some of his conclusions.” “We are not going into' a song and dance about academic freedom but we think the article was worth publishing,” he

said.

Welch said he believes Ameri-! can Communists “planned and

Missing Plane Search Started LOGANSPORT, UPI — A Civil Air Patrol search was launched today for an Illinois plane missing since Wednesday morning on a flight from Logansport to Elkhart. The plane was piloted by Wayne Hindman, 58, Herrin, 111., a home trailer sales execu-

tive.

Hindman landed at Logansport Municipal Airport at 10 a.m. EST Wednesday to refuel. He took off 15 minutes later and failed to reach Elkhart, his flight plan destination. Airport officials said they learned after he took off that there was a heavy fog north of Logansport and visibility was zero about the time of Hindman’s departure. The CAP search was directed

out of Warsaw. A brother of Hindeman came here to assist in the hunt. He said he feared his brother was dead or injured so badly he could not seek aid.

Three States Reach Tax Pact INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Indiana announced today a reciprocity agreement with Illinois and Kentucky which may bring many thousands of dollars of additional sales tax revenue to this state. The governors of the three states announced jointly a “mutually cooperative effort” to collect the sales taxes of the sister states. Stanley rseaman, deputy revenue commissioner in charge ot the sales tax, said the agreement will be of major benefit to Indiana because this state's sales tax is lower —2 per cent compared with 3 per cent for Kentucky and 4 per cent for Illinois. “Indiana is going to get more

money than it has been getting. We have an advantage.” Beaman said. The agreement means that when an Indiana resident Duys merchandise in an Illinois cr Kentucky store for shipment to a point in Indiana, the Hoosier tax will be added to the sale. Conversely, when a purchase is made in Indiana by a resident of either of the other two states, for delivery to either of the other states, the tax of the state in which the buyer lives will be collected by the Indiana merchant rather than the Hoosier tax.

Tighten Embargo WASHINGTON UPI — The United States today tightened its embargo on exports to Cuba, removing food and medicine from general license authority. The action by the Commerce Department did not mean that food and medicine may not be shipped to Cuba—only that from now on the department will pass on each shipment individually.

Squalor Shocks 2 Congressmen WASHINGTON UPI — Two Republican congressmen said today they found shocking squalor on Alabama farm land owned by Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson. "If the President is sincere in his poverty program, he should have demonstrated his sincerity a long time ago by assisting these people who are livi.ig in such deoV.rab'e conditions on the Johnson land in Alabama,” Rep. Dave Martin, K-Neb., i told a news conference. “We saw people living in deplorable poverty with Uttle evidence of concern by their millionaire landlords,” Rep. M G. Snyder, n. ivy., said. "We saw nothing here that could not easily be corrected by the Johnsons themselves without a nickel of federal funds or a single federal program, if of course, they really cared."

Yank Sent Back HEIDELBERG, Germany UPI —The Communists have sent back an American sergeant seeking asylum in East Germany, the U.S. Army announced today. European headquarters here announced medical specialist Conrad Young, 43, was returned at the West German border by East German officials Tuesday night. The Philippines-born, naturalized American defected to East Germany last fall and is the second American serviceman sent back west by the Communists this month.

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