The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 September 1964 — Page 10

Page 10 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1964

SEATO Saluted

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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“In a decade filled with tur-1 recognition by the American ; moil and change, our eight Red Cross for rescuing three i member nations can taken justi- men from Lake Ripley on May

fiable pride in the record of 23, 1964.

SEATO. which has made a not- The two who received certifi-

YVASHINGTON UPI Sec- able contribution to the security cates of merit from the Red retary of State Dean Rusk said of its members through its de- Cross were Terry Champbell

Sunday the United States was terrance of armed aggression.

By Dean Rusk

Bucida Into their boat. Terry Chinese Communists despite opswam to Hazen's aid and the position by Italian and Romantwo boj - s instructed the other ian Communists, two men to cling to the boat “We will go on fighting,” he

“loyal and determined” in the " e fulfillment of its commitments faction

to the Southeast Asia Treaty SEATO achievement

Organization SEATO.

“I salute SEATO with pride in its accomplishments, and with renewed faith in its ability to overcome any threat to its members or to the treaty area.” Rusk said in a state-

Red Cross Honors 2 Teen-Age Boys

and James Halvorsen. The

can feel deep satis- awards were made at ceremonin this fundamental ies in conjunction with a Labor

Day program at Janesville. The awards said the youths were working on a dock when they heard cries for help after a boat carrying Wayne Hazen, Norman Bzdawka and Andy Budda capsized in rough water

MADISON, Wis. UPI -Two! 30 ™ 100 > ards from sbon '

The boys rowed to the scene

while they> rowed to shore. The youths had completed a Red Cross senior lifesaving course less than a month before the incident.

ment commemorating SEATO's Janesville teen-age boys Mon-

10th anniversary’. |day were awarded the h, B heat and “P" 1 thc

Nikita To Push Chinese Fight By United Press International MOSCOW UPI — Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev announced Monday he is pushing his showdown fight with the

told an international radio and television audience. Khrushchev took to the air after visiting Moscow's outdoor international construction exhibition where he flared in anger at a Russian youth and had his stomach patted by an American businessman.

Disagreement Among Arabs ALEXANDRIA. U. A. R. UPI — Serious disgreement de-

veloped Monday among the 13 But United Arab Republic Arab nations represented at a Gen. Aly Amer, head of the summit conference here on combined Arab forces, said the methods of defending an Arab Israels would attack the moLeague development of the Riv- ment the Arabs began work on er Jordan from possible Israeli the project — and the three attack. countries presently were incapInformed sources said the ab l e defending themselves, problem stemmed from a pro- Furthermore. Amer said, if posal to base mixed Arab mili- the attack came it would be tary forces in Jordan. Syria too late for the Arabs to raise and the Lebanon — which a force,

share the river or its tributaries when work begins on the

river project.

Both Jordan and Lebanon said they would need military aid from other countries only in the event of a direct attack

from Israel.

The sources said the firt was so serious it threatened to

wreck the conference.

Mrs. Blanche Reel of Reelsville, Ind.. has arrived for duty with Headquarters, Continental Air Command (CONAC), at Robins AFB, Ga. Major Reel, an administrative officer, previously served at Tulsa, Okla.. with an Air Force Recruiting Grou. CONAC keeps the U. S. Air Force Reserve components operationally ready.

News Of Boys

WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — ! Major Donald E. Reel, son of

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