The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 June 1964 — Page 3
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THE DAILY BANNER
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1964 Page 3
IN MEMORY Irwin — In loving memory of our Mother, Addie Irwin, who passed away June 3, 1961. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last The world’s weary trouble and trials are past. In silence she suffered, in patience she bore Till God called her home to suffer no more. Sadly missed by husband, children and grandchildren. 1-p
Vote Is Close In California SAN FRANCISCO UPI — Sen. Barry Goldwater and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller ran neck-an-neck in the California GOP presidential primary count early today. Goldwater had claimed victory on the basis of network computer calculations but Rockefeller refused to concede. After trailing for hours once the polls closed Tuesday in this most crucial of 1964 proaiden-
tial primaries, Rockefeller pulled even before midnight and then inched ahead. Goldwater still could look like a winner, however, because the vote count lagged far behind in heavily populated Southern California areas where he was strongest. The prize for which the conservative Goldwater and the more liberal Rockefeller fought was a bloc of 86 GOP National Convention votes. The race was influenced by other factors than their conflicting political philosophies. Whatever the final outcome, neither candidate could claim a resounding mandate from the Republicans of California. Goldwater had concentrated his campaign in Southern California, particularly in Los Angeles County, which contains 40 per cent of the Republican vote in the state. The returns indicated that his strategy had paid off. When about half of the Los Angeles County vote had been counted, he had ouilt up a lead of 70,000 votes in that county alone. Rockefeller ran ahead in
northern California. Complete returns from San Francisco County showed him with a lead of almost 2 to 1 over Goldwater, and he also led in the populous suburban counties around San Francisco. In the three largest farm counties in the San Joaquin Valley, Rockefeller led in two and Goldwater in the other. While the Republicans were engaged in their party-splitting row, California Democrats had some primary contests, too.
IN MEMORY In memory of our mother and grandmother Mrs. Ethel Crowe who passed away one year ago today, June 3. Children and Grandchildren 3-lp
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CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all the friends and our neighbors for the flowers and their kindness during our hour of sorrow. The family of James Brewster Sr. 1-p
Injured In Fall
MADISON. UPI — Townsend Albright, 22, Anderson, was recovering in King’s Daughters Hospital here today from serious injuries suffered last weekend in a 70-foot fall from a Cliff at Clifty Falls State Park. Albright was with a small group of picknickers Friday night. He disappeared in the darkness and later was found unconscious at the base of the steep cliff suffering from a hip dislocation, foot fracture, cheek bom fracture, head injuries and lacerations over his entire body.
cause the book was published by Bobbs-Merrill Co., Indianapolis. The suit charges that Belli employed Cady in 1958 and agreed to pay him $666 a month but dismissed him four months later owing him $2,992 in expenses and salary.
LITTERERS NEW YORK (UPI) —Everybody is a potential litterbug. Litter is just as likely to be flung from a chauffeur-driven Cadillac as from a rattletrap jalopy. These conclusions come from a psychological “depth study” of the litter problem that finds "contrary to prevalent belief, no social, economic or ethnic group in America has a monoply on littering. The litterer is the average citizen.” A summary report prepared by the Institute for Motivational Research, Inc., says “the creation of litter by individuals is a thoughtless or careless rather than a malicious act or one arising from any psychological malfunctioning of the litterer.”
LBJ Discusses U. S. Strength NEW LONDON, Conn. UPI — President Johnson said today the United States is stronger than the combined might of all the nations in the history of the world. He said this improves prospects for peace. In a speech prepared for delivery before the Coast Guard Academy commencement here, Johnson predicted that American strength would continue to grow more rapidly than the might of all other nations. He said United States' superiority extended over the ability to deter atomic destruction, the ability to fight less than all out war, strength in the struggle against subversion, development of new weapons for deterrance and defense, and the ability of the American fighting man. “Those who would answer every problem with nuclear weapons display not bravery but bravado, not wisdom but a wanton disregard for the survival of the world and the future of the race,” Johnson said. Thjs country’s military might allows it to take more tangible steps toward peace than at any time since the cold war began, Johnson said. “And we will welcome any other proposal by any nation which promises realistic progress toward peace,” he said. “It requires patience and understanding to continue the search for peace while out adversaries so beset us. But this is what we must do. It is what, God willing, I intend to do.”
Biscuits will have rich brown crust if brushed over with milk or cream before baking.
Test syrup for boiled frosting by dipping in spoon handle which has a hole in it. Blow on it. When syrup will make a “balloon” that does not collapse, it is done.
Substitute cocoa for chocalate in a given recipe by allowing % c. cocoa for each ounce or square of chocolate and add % tbsp. butter for each % c. cocoa.
SOUTHEAST ASIA POWWOW—Talking over what to do about the worsening Southeast Asia situation in this Honolulu meeting are (from left) Adm. Harry D. Felt, Pacific forces chief; Gen. Maxwell Taylor, Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman; Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Ambassador to South Viet Nam Henry Cabot Lodge, Assistant Secretary of State William Bundy, and P. M. Chadbourne, assistant to Ambassador to Thailand Graham Martin. (Cablephoto)
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DAIRY CASTLE CELEBRATES IT'S 1 ST ANNIVERSARY Believing the city of Greencastle and surrounding communities would support another Soft-Serv Dairy Products Store, in April of 1963 we bought land and constructed our “Dairy Castle” Store opei^ng on May 30th of 1963. Having operated the “Dairy-Ette” Drive-In in Bainbridge for six years, we felt as though we could give the people of Greencastle and Putnam County the service and products which many had been asking for. It has been and always will be our policy to produce good quality products along with fast, courteous service, a very minimum of waiting at our two service windows which are always open during business hours. We wish at this time to thank our many friends and patron^ for their acceptance of our First Year as a “Dairy Castle” operation. We pledge our utmost to strive to give the people of Greencastle and Putnam County the best in Soft Serv Dairy Products, and the best in ready to go sandwiches and drinks. Try one of our four delicious sandwiches, Swiss Steak, Beef Barbecue, Coney Island and Hot Dog. Three flavors of “lip-smackin’ ” good, freezer fresh Soft Serv Cream. Malts, Shakes, Slush drinks, Sodas, Floats, Sundaes and cones. Please do come in and see us. Sincerely, Lois, Wally and Julian Steele.
SMALL TIRE BIG SALES AKRON. Ohio (UPI) — The 14-inch tire, which became tjie "best seller” in replacement tire sales for the first time in 1962, continued to lead the field last year. An anlysis of national sales trends by B. F. Goodrich showed the 14-inch and 15-inch sizes together accounted for nearly nine out of ten of the replacement tires sold. The most popular size was the 7.50-14, which accounted for about one out of every four tires sold.
Former Ruby Attorney Sued INDIANAPOLIS UPI — San Francisco attorney Melvin Belli, who defended Jack Ruby on murder charges in Dallas in the slaying of President Kennedy’s accused assassin, was sued here Tuesday by a Kansas City, Mo., lawyer. Attorney James Buck filed j suit in Marion Superior Court 3 j on behalf of Elwyn L. Cady, Jr., who claims Belli owes him $2,992 for “legal editorial serv- ; ices” in connection with prepar- j ation of a book, “Modern Trials j and Modern Damages,” written i by Belli. The suit was filed here be- '
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CELEBRATING OUR
HEALTH CAPSULES by Michael A. PeUi, M.D.
CAN YOU HAVE ANY ILL EFFECTS FROM FREQUENT" EXPOSURE TO ASBESTOS PU5T?
A RECENT REPORT INDICATE* THAT MEN WHO ARE frequently EXPOSE!?, SUCH A9 INSULATION WORKERS, HAVE A HIGHER INCIPENCE OF LUNG CANCER. TOMORROW: TOOTH PECAY. H«alth Capsules gives helpful information. • It not intended to be of a diagnostic nature.
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JUNE 4, 5, 6th. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY We wish at this time to thank our many friends and patrons for their acceptance of our "Dairy Castle" operation and the year of success. During these three days of our anniversary celebration, come in and try our products and take advantage of the three daily specials during this first anniversary year in business here.
THURSDAY Malts & Shakes 20c .
Anniversary Specials FRIDAY . Banana Splits 34c
2 per customer No carry outs
SATURDAY Coneys & 10c Drink 29c
Dairy Castle
INTERSECTION OF WASHINGTON AND FRANKLIN STREET