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restraining orders. The injunctions were issued by Judge Warren Thompson in Tippecanoe Circuit Court at Lafayette and Judge pro tem K. William Weyerbacker in Warrick Circuit Court at Boonville. Thompson held that sympathy strikes were illegal under the union s contract with management of the Lafayette plant. He set Friday afternoon for a hearing on a permanent injunction against the walkout. Weyerbacker's order barred any strike at Alcoa’s Warrick Works at Yankeetown pending a hearing June 15 in Warrick Circuit Court.

Daughter Born To Cosmonauts

MISS ANDERSON TO BE MARRIED JUNE 14 June 14. at 2:00 is the date chosen by Miss Judith Ann Anderson and Lewis Franklin Flint for their wedding in the Bainbridge Methodist Church. Parents of the bride-to-be are Mr. and Mrs. John W. Anderson, 103 Hope Drive, R. R. 2. Plainfield. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Flint, R. R. 1. Greencastle. All friends and relatives are invited to attend.

Mme Nhu To Return To U. S. PARIS UPI — Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu, former “First Lady” of South Viet Nam. is returning to the United States, a spokesman announced Tuesday night. Mme. Nhu's press secretary said the 38-year-old widow will address a meeting of the Conservative party in New York City’s Borough of Queens on July 7. The secretary said it was not certain when Mme. Nhu would arrive in New York City or how long she would stay. Mme. Nhu made a coast-to-coast series of speeches last fall to enlist support for the South Vietnamese government headed by her brother-in-law, Ngo Diem Dinh Nhu. The Diem regime was overthrown in a military coup d'etat

while Mme. Nhu was in California. Diem and Nhu were assassinated.

Strikes Blocked By Court Orders By United Press International Last-minute court orders issued Tuesday night blocked threatened sympathy strikes at Aluminum Company of AmeriWorkers International Union ca plants in Indiana. Members of the Aluminum had scheduled midnight strikes at Alcoa plants in Yankeetown and Lafayette in sympathy with a strike at an Alcoa plant at Massena, N.Y. Similar sympathy walkouts were scheduled at other Alcoa plants across the nation but some of them also were headed off by temporary

MOSCOW UPI —Soviet cosmonette Valentina Tereshkova Nikolayev was reported today to have given birth to a daughter — the world's first space j

baby.

Informed sources said the 27-year-old aviatrix, who is the first and only woman ever to orbit the earth, was delivered of the infant on Monday. Both mother and daughter were re- | Imported ‘doing fine.” Valentina is the wife of Sovi et cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev. They were married on Nov.

3, 1963.

The child is the first ever born to parents who have flown in outer space. News of the birth came as a surprise and was not officially | announced here. Sources close to the Moscow maternity home where the in- ; fant was born reported today that the baby now weighs six pounds eight ounces and measures about 20 inches in length.

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NEWS

On May 29, 1964. the Busy Daisies of Floyd Township met at the home of Rodney Ruark. For songs Alberta Wood grouped the members in twos for pantomining. Mrs. Ruark showed films of

Florida.

Rodney gave a demonstration on “Let’s Eat a Pig ” Monday, June 1, 1964, there will be a junior foodshop at Sandy Sibbitt’s home at 1:30. The next meeting will be at Denise Zeiner’s home June 8, 1964, at 1:30 p.m.

Dr. Janies B. Kessler

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ENSENADA. Baja California, Mexico UPI —Funeral services were scheduled today for Juan Rodriguez, 39. son of former Mexican President Abelardo Rodriuez, who was killed Tuesday when his private plane crashed at Palmilla, Baja California, about 800 miles south of here.

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Delegates and members representing thirteen Workshops of the Indiana Council of Republican Workshops will convene for their ninth state convention June 12 and 13, at the Harrison Lake Country Club,

Columbus, Indiana.

Dr. James B. Kessler, Associate Professor of Government at Indiana University, and former Resident Director of the Indiana Commission on State Tax Financing will be speaker at the Saturday luncheon on the topic “Responsible

Republicanism."

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pital.

Greencastle Girls’ Softball team will have practice Wednesday evening at 6:30 at the Parks’ softball diamond instead of Mallory’s diamond. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Cox, Springfield, Mo., visited Sunday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cox of Cloverdale R. 2. They left Tuesday for their

home.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Monnett, of the Central National Bank, are attending the convention of the Indiana Bankers Association in French Lick instead of

Mrs. Joe Brothers entertained with a birthday supper Saturday evening in honor of John-

present

Couple Establishes Greencastle Residence

Chaplain Weyne L. Stork and

family have returned to Green- nie s birthday. Those

castle to establish residence prior to Chaplain Stork’s assignment in the Air Force in VietNam. Chaplain Stork graduated from DePauw University with the class of 1958 and he has served in the Lena, Fillmore, Amo and Indianapolis Churches. For the past two years Chaplain Stork has been assigned with the Air Force Training Command in Lubbock, Texas. Mrs. Stork will reside in Green-

castle.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Sutherlin and they have two children, Cindy, 5, and Terry, 3.

were Mrs. John Mink, Mrs. Audrey Hammond, Sharon Hammond, Mrs. Mary V. Clo<£ felter and Mrs. Maude Brothers.,

Filibuster Vote Due In Senate WASHINGTON UPI — The Senate votes today in a historic showdown on whether to cut off a 75-day southern filibuster against the most sweeping civil rights bill since the Reconstruction Era. As a prelude to the crucial cloture vote, expected shortly after 11 a m. EDT, Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W. Va., kept the Senate in night-long session with a one-man talkathon against the House-passed meas-

ure.

POWER PACK FOR SPACE—Rit* Szczepanek la examining an odd-shaped device that converts nuclear heat directly into electricity without any movable, mechanical parts. Th« ‘‘thermionic energy converter module” was developed by RCA Electronic Components and Devices in Lancaster, Pa. Engineers say the module opens the way to systems that may produce hundreds of kilowatts of electricity for auxiliary power in space or for space vehicle propulsion. ?

Hospital Notes Dismissed Tuesday: Martha Christy, Fillmore; Dianna Buis, j Coatesville; Betty Farmer, ] Quincy; Robert Gordon, Texas; Mrs. Gale O’Hair and son, Vera Rossok, Ray Brewer, Mrs. Wilbur Kendall and daughter, Mrs. Robert Woodall and son, Greencastle.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Shinn as

Saturday morning the con-; stated ln yesterday’s paper.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cox, of Amity, entertained Sunday with a pitch-in dinner in honor of a cousin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Cox, Springfield, Mo. Those attending were, Mrs. Dovibel Pritchard, Belle Union; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Byrd, Fillmore; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shumaker, Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Horace Lee Crafton and chilren, Mooresville; Mrs. Marie Crafton, Camby; Mr, and

vention will hear discussion groups under the direction of Mrs. Maurice Easton. Indianapolis, Political Education Chairman, and Dr. George Comfort, Political Science Department,

Butler University.

Mrs. Clare Williams Shank of St. Petersburg, Florida, former Vice-Chairman, Republican National Committee, will speak on “Women in Politics” at the Friday noon luncheon which is the opening session of the con-

vention.

Friday evening the convention will hear Irwin Miller, former President of the National Council of Churches and Chairman of the Board of Cummins Engine Company, speak on “The Republican Party Today” following the convention

dinner.

Mrs. Howard Youse, president, and Miss Audrey Beatty, treasurer, of the Putnam County Division of the Republican Workshops, will be delegates to the convention. Mrs. Youse has served on the Board of

Mrs. Howard Cox, Morris Cox, Cloverdale; Mrs. Ruth O’Hair and Witt Wright, Greencastle.

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WHAT A STYLE!—Actress Sophia Loren is decked out In Rome in a slave girl outfit of a lace bikini and a harem veil for her new film, “Marriage, Italian Style.”

In remembrance of James L. Allen who passed away one year ago today, June 10, 1963. Peacefully sleeping, resting at

last,

Directors of the state organi- The world's weary troubles and zation for the past two years * trials are past, and is slated for re-election 111 silence he suffered, in pato that board. 'tience he bore, Till God called him home to suf-

fer no more.

I Tho his smiles are gone forever, j And his hand we cannot touch, j We will never lose dear mem-

ories

j Of the one we cared so much. A Friend p.

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ANNIVERSARIES Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Saunders. R.R. 2, Greencastle. 8 years today. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas, 811 S. Locust Street, two years today.

Fincastle News Little Cathy Boiler entertained a group of friends with a birthday party. Those present were Debbie and Douglas Reed. Sueannie Leeke and Barbara Ann Beams. Harvey Risk of Lafayette and Mrs. Mona Sheumaker were dinner guests of Mrs. Olive and sons Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Murphy and son moved to their new home near Greencastle last week. Mrs. Paul Robbins was in Indianapolis Monday and Tuesday to consult a doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiles and family spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Williams. Mrs. Mary Virginia Clodfelter. attended the Greencastle high school commencement Thursday evening. Mrs. Maude Brothers visited her aunt, Mrs. Orpha Brothers and Mrs. Hazel Lewman Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Boiler and family spent Sunday with her father, Clayton Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shillings and daughter of Tuscola, 111. and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ward and sons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shillings Sr. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beams and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Chester Beams and family | Tuesday. Mrs. Beams is recup-1 eerating from major surgery. Russell Beams is on vacation from International Harvester. Mrs. Verna Miller and Mrs. Olive Baird visited Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert in the nursing home in Ladoga Wednesday afternoon. Cindy Robbins spent Tuesday with Mrs. Mary V. Clodfelter and Tuesday night and Wednesday with Jeanna Clodfelter. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Shillings visited with Mrs. Paul Shillings and family Thursday. Mrs. Mary Virginia Clodfelter accompanied Mrs. Bertha Clodfelter, Mrs. Geraldine Marstellar and Mrs. Manford Clodfelter to Indianapolis Sunday where they attended open house in honor of the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Romine. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Boiler visited Mr. and Mrs. Ovid Barnes and family in Mooresville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beams and family had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Murphy Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams entertained a group of friends Saturday. Mrs. Nona Routh and Mrs. Laura Fosher visited Mrs. Ruth Brothers Friday afternoon.

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