The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 June 1964 — Page 2
Page 2 FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1964
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
• and Selma, Ala., Albany, Ga., and St. Augustine, where dem- | onstrations are being held now.
Nurse Will Wed Crippled Patient
Civil Rights Bill Will be Tested WASHINGTON UPI — National Negro leaders vowed today to test the civil rights bill
the minute it becomes law. . „ .
. . | BICKNELL UPI — Donald
* eS er ^ r0m n rnmUm^ L ^ e F ° X ’ Bickne11 - who has been groups joine in ^ paralyzed from the waist down thev will not ease the drive for | ^ ^ j j , for 27 years, was graduated equality which led to the broad- ' T . .
♦ „ ; from the University of Ulmois est anti-discrimination measure i _
in the country’s history. wlth ho / lors thls WlU
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr ., hls nurse Saturday,
head of the Southern Christian After ms momer died when Leadership Conference, said in he was a child, Fox went to live St. Augustine, Fla., that “it with his aunt, Mrs. Marie Mcwill be necessary to move right Mahon, Bicknell, where he
Goldwater Could Split Republicans WASHINGTON UPI — Sen. Barry Goldwater, the man most likely to lead the party of Lincoln into political battle this fall, has thrust the civil rights issue into the 1964 presidential campaign. Many Republicans viewed his announced intention to vote against the Senate’s civil rights bill as a move which might: — Split the Republican party at a time when it needs all the unity it can command to take
into some communities and de- completed his grammar and on President Johnson, the odds
termine whether they will com-1 much of his high school work, ply with the bill.” I Fox enrolled at the university ‘ The administration will be upon completing his high school unable to determine if it is credits by correspondence from working without a test.” he Indiana University. His college sa id. career was interrupted for therKing specifically pointed out apy at Good Samaritan Hospi-
as targets Montgomery, Bir- tal in Vincennes where he met | an d his supporters have hoped mingham. Tuscaloosa. Gadsden Miss Florencie Breen. they wou id find a to crack Gold-
A romance began, and when water’s massive front of dele-
on favorite. Goldwater's stand raised a problem for his party on framing its civil rights plank, as well as on the can-
didacy itself.
— Give Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton the wedge he
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Historical Society To Meet On June 24 The Putnam County Historical Society will meet Wednesday, June 24, 6:30 at Torr’s Restaurant.
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Members of the Montgomery County Historical Society are
to attend this meeting.
For dinner reservations call Mrs. William Boatright by noon Tuesday, June 23. Every one interested in Putnam County His-
All we like sheep have gone i tory is invited to become a | astray; we have turned every- member of the Society. one to his own way; and the
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Club Held Meeting At Dirks Home
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Fox returned to his studies at Illinois he ran up large tele-
gate strength.
—Shatter the veneer of bipar-
phone bills because. "We both! tisanship surrounding the civil
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hate to write letters.” Fox and Miss Breen plan a trip to the South after their wedding Saturday and will begin housekeeping in Austin. Tex., w'here Fox will do university graduate work to train him to be a clinical psychologist.
rights battle in Congress, a protective covering which leaders on both sides had hoped would keep the racial issue largely out of the campaign. "There is no political profit in this civil rights bill for either party,” Democratic and Republican spokesman said early in the Senate debate.
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Hotel Heiress Is "Stood Up"
LONDON UPI — Francesca Hilton, attractive, 17-year-old daughter of hotel magnate Conrad Hilton, complained today that she w r as "stood up” Wednesday night when the London Hilton's new night club opened. "I’m furious, and I’m going to write daddy about it,” Miss Hilton said, with a twinkle in her eye. “I’ll never stay here again. The next time I come to London I'll stay at Claridge s.” Hotel officials said they canceled arrangements to provide escorts for Miss Hilton and Lynn Hutner with whom she is traveling, because they under-
Teller Reports False Robbery
CHARLOTTE, N. C. UPI — The FBI said Thursday night that a woman teller in a small towm bank admitted falsely reporting the bank was robbed to cover a $7,000 embezzlement. The woman, Mrs. Velma Hicks Taylor, was freed under $2,000 bond pending trial in federal district court at Asheville on an
embezzlement charge.
Mrs. Taylor, an employe of the Security Bank and Trust Co. branch at Caroleen, told authorities Wednesday she was held up by a short, neatly
iniquity of us all. —Isaiah 53:6 The essence of sin is foolishly going astray; willfully, rejecting God's way. Here we see the way of redemption; Christ bore
the iniquinty of us all.
Personal And Local News
Lena Trussed of Manhattan is attending the New
World s Fair.
The Boston Club annual pic-
The Greencastle Business and
Professional Women's Club held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dirks. Thirty-five members and guests enjoyed an outdoor pic-
nic in the Dirks' garden. After tne dinner a short busi-
ness meeting was held. The members who had attended the state convention at French Lick York in May reported on the convention. Mrs. Olga Tiller attended the Workshop on Membership,
nic will be held Monday at 6:30 ^ Irs ‘ Wilma Handy on Personal
Development, Mrs. Carrie Miller on Finance, Violet Schopmeyer
stood the girls were leaving 1 dressed bandit while she was
Wednesday for New York. Escorts were hastily provided when Miss Hilton and Miss Hunter turned up at the opening alone.
alone in the bank.
Explode Bombs
BOGOTA, Columbia UPI —
Nikita Continues Denmark Tour COPENHAGEN UPI — So-
p.m. with Mrs. Robert McCul-
lough.
The Maple Heights Home Demonstration Club will meet June 23rd at the Club house for their July Meeting. Annual Croy’s Creek Church Rally and Children’s Day will be held Sunday, June 21st. The
and Ruth Ann Brown on World Affairs and Margaret Kendall reported on the banquet. Mrs. Mary Shaw and Miss Ann Brown acted as pages for the
convention.
At the close of the meeting a
program will be at 10:00 with beautiful anniversary cake was dinner and short service in the presented to Dean' and Mrs.
afternoon. The Montgomery County Historical Society will hold an open house and band concert at their museum. “The Lane Place” Sunday at seven o’clock, June
21st.
Roy L. Thomas, 53, Jasonville, was arrested at the Union Bus Station at 12:40 p.m. Thursday by City Officer Alva Hubble. A charge of public intoxication was placed against
Dirks. Mrs. of the club.
Dirks is patroness
Miss Rose Zeller ’ Honored With Bridal Shower
A bridal shower for Miss Rose Zeller was held Wednesday, June 17th at 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Dominic Romalia, 818 Gardenside Drive. Mr. Orville Webb and Mr. Donald Riley were assisting hostesses.
Thomas al the Putnam County „ “)'»"* *
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Jail.
ANNIVERSARIES
Terrorists of the pro-Castro viel Frem * er Nikita S. KhruArmy of National Liberation i shchev was taking another look
exploded eight noise here Thursday night.
Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Artie Boswell, 49 years, June 19.
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bombs | at Denmark’s flourishing farm and industrial economy today
The blasts caused consider-1 bu ^ 80 ^ ar bas been pointedable property damage but no 'Y unimpressed, casualties. Three other bombs 1 have not seen anything found unexploded were wrapped here I need to take home with in issues of "The Proletariat me .” the Soviet leader said Voice,” Columbia's Communist i Thursday. newspaper. I Khrushchev’s schedule for - the third day of his Scandinav-
^ ian good will tour today called for visits to an electrical equipment factory and a farm and
livestock exhibition.
In a busy round of activities Thursday that concluded shortly after midnight, the 70-year-old Communist chief toured Danish pig and cattle farms, talked about the race to the moon, turned down a shot of vodka and lost his temper at
newsmen.
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AUCTION W* Kov* been comminioned by the First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co., Executor of the Estate of Editha Hadcack (deaceased) to soil tho Furnishings of her home in our Auction Room at 12:30 R. M on Wednesday, June 24th This solo includes: 2 pc Living room suit#, occ. chairs, wing back chair, baby grand piano, Full sizo bod complete with spring and mattress, 2 motal cots with mattresses, combination radio-record player, baby bod, hi-chair, stroller, child's yard swing sot, chests of drawers, dresser, pictures, lamps, dishes, utensils, stepladdors, garden cart, push mower, kitchen cabinet, broom cabinet, picnic table with builtin benches, outdoor grill, lawn choirs, largo Fibre porch rug. 9x12 wool rugs, child's play table and chairs, large coppertone Frigidaire with separate Freezer door, Gibson 30" oloctric range, Maytag automatic washor, (last thrao items less than one year eld). ANTIQUES — Curved glass china cabinet, old tlock, cuckoo clock, Fireplace grate with shovel, tongs and poker sot, rocker, walnut washstand, mahogany arm chair, largo Oriental rug, stand table, slant top desk. Gov. Winthrop desk and chair, soma glass and china. CLAPP’S CORNER AUCTION
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City Taken By Red-Led Rebels ELIZABETHVILLE, The Congo UPI — Communist supported rebels, armed with crude weapons and smeared with war paint, were reported today to have seized the eastern Congo city of Albertsville for the second time in a month. Reports reaching here said marauding Baluba tribesmen, under coaching from Communist China, were running loose in the streets qf Albertsville with spears and bows and arrows. The Congolese government maintains a 700-man garrison of troops Ip the city, capital of north Katanga Province, but reports said that the soldiers were making no effort to stop the tribesmen. North Katanga is one of three eastern Congo states where Communist-backed rebels have been fighting against the government of Premier Cyrille Adoula. There are other rebellions in Kivu and Kwilu provinces.
flowers were used for decoration. The colors were, pink, blue and white. Miss Zeller received a corsage from the hostesses
and many lovely gifts.
The wedding will be on June 27th at 9.00 a.m. at St. Paul’s Catholic Church. Miss Zeller’s fiance is Earl Talley who is
Major Roberts To Be Reinstated WASHINGTON UPI — The U. S. Court of Appeals ordered the' army to reinstate Maj. Arch E. Roberts, who was ousted two years ago for making a speech without clearing it with the Pentagon. The court side-stepped a decision of Roberts’ claim that his constitutional rights were violated by a denial of a hearing. The court based its reinstatement order on a 1956 law that
Army’s treatment olf Walker as ! part of a hidden campaign by unnamed individuals in Pentagon, supported by the civilian heads of the army, “to wreck all genuine anti-Communist activities within the armed ■ forces.”
Lodge To Stay In Viet Nam
WASHINGTON UPI — Republican sources said Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge will not quit his job in South Viet
a reserve officer, within two Nam t o help Pennsylvania Gov, years of retirement qualifica- william Scranton's bid for the
tion, could not be forced out except by a dishonorable-or less than honorable-discharge. Roberts, a disciple of controversial retired Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, was just 15 months short of completing 20 years when he was simply released from active duty on May 7, 1962. This followed his speech on April 19, 1962, before the annual convention here of the Daughters of the American Revolution, in which he labeled Assistant Secretary of State G. Mennen Williams as soft on communism. He also was critical of Mayor Sam Yorty of Los Angeles. Roberts spoke in the face of a warning by the Army not to do so. Pentagon speech reviewers previously had refused clearance of a speech he had prepared for the DAR meeting. An affidavit from the Army in reply to Roberts’ suit for reinstatement said he had a "history of difficulties.” It said Roberts was one of the chief architects of Gen. Walker's "pro-blue” troop indoctrination program in Europe which led to the general's recall. Walker subsequently resigned. The army said Roberts circulated literature attacking the
GOP presidential nomination. And Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, who apparently offered his services if Lodge did resign, has been told by President Johnson that he should remain in his present post, other sources said. Republican leaders would like to see Lodge, the 1960 GOP vice
THE DAILY BANNER ' Presidential candidate. leave tha Democratic administration mt they would be free to criticize its foreign policy. Lodge was named to the critical Saigon job by the late President John F. Kennedy. Scranton backers in particular want his help in their attempt to head off Sen. Barry Goldwater at the Republican National Convention which opens July 13. A top Republican said Thursday Johnson has let it be known he does not expect Lodge to leave his job before the convention. Republicans interpreted this to mean the ambassador has told the President of his plans in order to assure Johnson he would not have to seek a replacement in a hurry fpr the Asian post. Another high-ranking Republican recalled that Lodge resigned a Senate seat for combat in World War II. "He's not likely to walk out on a fight,” the source said.
MIDWAY DRIVE IN THEATRE Brings Popular California Swap Meet T<r This Area. The Swap Meets have been accepted with so much enthusiasm in California and Texas that their popularity is spreading eastward. Every Sunday thereafter from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. thero it going to be a "Midway Sunday Afternoon Swap Moot." You clean out your batement, attic, closeti and garage. Gather up all tho thing* you no longer want or no longer using, put them in your car or truck and bring them out to the "Midway Sunday Afternoon Swap Meat" and start twaping with one another or buying or sailing to each other. It's lots of fun because you make your own deals with one another. It's Fun! If you want, we will Auction off your articles at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Set your merchandise out on card tables, an the hoed of your car or on the ground. You might want to make a sign. Admission 25c — Children Free Merchants interested in bringing out large truck* leaded with greatly reduced discount spocials or for demonstrtaions — Contact Midway Drive In Theatre, Greencastle Phone OL 3-3295. Advertising other than in local area will be Indianapolis and Terre Haute newspapers. Soon to be followed by radio announcements.
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a gift to gourseff. < l)he Jiamoncl given today will he the cherished gift handed do
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Town and Country Homo Demonstration Club Meets
The regular monthly meeting serv , in & in the U-S- Navy as a
of the Town and Country Home Demonstration Club met at the
home of Dorothy Lawler. The meeting was opened by
the singing of “Annie Laurie,” and learning a little of the history of the song. The salute to the flag and creed were given. Roll call was taken by answering with “A Historical Spot
I’d Like To Visit.”
Janet Crosby gave her 4-H talk to our group. She presented some new and interesting ideas about her topic, “Burst Into
Bloom.”
We all gave some interesting history about our family names or something about people with the same name as our own. We then had an auction of homemade goodies as a way of adding money to our treasury. A very delicious gelation salad was served at the closing of our meeting.
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No Decision Yet
WASHINGTON UPI — The State Department has not yet reached a decision on whether to permit Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu, widow of the one-time strong man of South Viet Nam, to visit the United States again. The Conservative Party Club of Flushing, N.Y., has invited Mme. Nhu to speak at a rally July 7. Club officials quoted Frederick G. Dutton, State Department congressional liaison officer, as saying all clearances had been issured for her visa. But department spokesman Robert J. McCloskBy said Thursday Mme. Nhu’s application for a visa, filed in Paris, had not finally been acted upon
yet.
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