The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 June 1964 — Page 4

P*f 4 THURSDAY, JUNE 25,1964

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(would step up the information program for the troops because

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sources said Wednesday the Oastro regime has mined the northern coast of Pinar del Rio Province to block possible sea attacks by refugee raiders.

CubtA exile!‘ n »' v V h,y

are going to be more effec-

more than a down payment on total federal outlays they contended would run to many billions of dollars.

tive.’

Senate To Act On Two Bills

The outcome still was in doubt as the House, after a

The

Lodge Prepares To Return Home SAIGON. Viet Nam UPI —

Officers Hunt [scaped Con

TERRE HAUTE UPI —Heav- ! f <> rm and "'M the $375 million

i ily armed state, federal and 1 tag.

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day-long^ debatT^Wedneldav" Senate was ** toda y to extend taxes, moved todav toward a vote. S1 - 9 bmion 10 excise taxes for The Senate already has parsed another year and raise the tem - the bill in .somewhat different P° rar >’ national dcbt limit to a

record $324 billion.

sion, the Finance Committee | move to eliminate the 10 per took one surprise action. It cent retail taxes, proposed that retail excise lev- 'The Treasury was reported ies on jewelry, furs, luggage to be atill urging that the levhandbags and cosmetics be ies be retained at the retail

converted to manufacturers’ i level.

The Senate was. expected to go along with the move. Sen. Eugene McCarthy, D-

Minn.. proposed the conversion rather than junk the taxes on

Both bills were approved these items as suggested by

local law enforcement officers. Under the bill cities expand- Wednesday by the Senate Fi- Senate Republican Leader Evaided by bloodhounds, combed mg or modernizing their trans- nance Committee. They were erett M. Dirksen, 111. The solua wooded area near here early it systems, whether publicly 1 moved up for Senate action tion was acceptable to Dirksen.

ambassador to South Viet Nam criticism of some of Borry's

will be given a chance to appear on television before the Republican National Convention. As the party’s 1960 lice presidential candidate, they believe he could scarcely be de-

nied that honor.

How much Lodge's last-min-

lute intervention Mill help the ! Pennsylvania governor to overtake the front-running Goldwa-

WASHINGTON UPI —Back- ter is 9 ° ne Re * ers of Pennsylvania Gov. Wil- Publican who has yet to declare ham W. Scranton expect Henry i hia choice of a Presidential can-

boost their dldate 841(1:

Scranton Backers CountOn Lodge

_ _ . . today for one of two convicts or privately owned, could share u -hen the legislative logjam was Senate approval of the plan Cabot Lodge to , „ j w ^ ,

L.S. Ambassador Henry Cabo ^ eK d Wednesday from on a one-third basis with the broken by passage of the civil would put the matter up to Sen- man s chances by leveling an ’ Lodge will be helpful n ^n to former Pres Lodge was getting ready today g ^ ^ at the u s Pem . federal government anticipated aght? bU i. ate-House conferences. The attack on Sen. Barry Gold- Scranton. A lot depends on just; form, and listen to former Pres

statements about International

affairs.”

Wedging Lodge into the already crowded convention program is going to be a problem for party planners. One logical method would be to put him on just ahead of former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, his 1960 running-mate, on Tuesday

night, July 4.

But the convention already is scheduled to receive committee reports; hear its permanent , chairman. Sen. Thurston B. to Morton. R-Ky.; act on Its plat-

for hi* departure for the United States and the new American military commander in Viet Nam promised U.S. forces a

rigorous new deal.

tentiary here.

State police said a man believed to be Melvin Henley, 30, ! Chicago, fled into the woods on foot Wednesday afternoon after-

Lodge has resigned to cam- ■ he wrecked a stolen car in paign for Pennsylvania Gov. , A , hich j* was f^ing from 8

costs above expected from the fare box.

returns

house, in passing the excise tax

water's foreign policy views. how far he goes. At the least, ident Dwight D. Eisenhower

In approving the tax exten- extension bill resisted a GOP They assume that the retiring I expect him to speak out in at that session.

Willian W. Scranton for the Republican presidential nomination. He will be replaced by Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and original advocate of American support for the anti-Com-munist war in South Viet Nam. Lodge plans to leave Sunday. Gen. Paul D. Harkins ha* already been replaced by Lt. Gen. William C. Westmoreland as commanding officer of the 16,-

state trooper. There was no trace of the other fugitive, John delphia. * Warden T. Wade Markley said Henley and Vincent were working on a road just south of the prison when they fled. He said Henley stole a car from the prison grounds, drove to an industrial plant where he abandoned it and stole a second car.

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Transit Bill

The general Wednesday night elaborated “my leadership philosophy” in hi* first press con-

ference since taking command. of President Johnson * $500

million mass transit bill pro-

WASHINGTON UPI —Back-

He *aid his men are going to work longer, fight harder, play harder and win more medals

than ever before.

Westmoreland, a much-deco-rated paratrooper in World War II and the Korean War, said he

posed to cut its price tag to $375 million today in an effort to swing enough votes to win House approval. Opponents weren’t buying the offer. They said the list price actually amounted to nothing

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