The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 December 1964 — Page 8

The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Tuesday, December 1, 1964

ENDS TONIGHT Richard Boone — Jim Brown "RIO CONCHOS"

WED. THRU SAT. All DISNEY SHOW!

! since I960, died Monday at his i home here. Dr. Winfield au- | thored more than 40 papers in j the medical journals.

current surgery was not revealed at his physician’s request.

I ported Monday was 92 at Mira-1

I mar, Calif.

LEGAL NOTICE NoUee Is hereby given that GMAC will sell a 1964 Chevrolet. Serial 40469N103771 at Public Auction on December 7, 1964 at 1-:00 A. M. at Jim ! Harris Chevrolet. 115 N. Jackson, Greencastte, Indiana. l-lt

Falls Into Font POOLE, England UPI — Nineteen-month-old Tina Williams fell into the three-foot deep baptismal font here Monday at the new Morman Church, but was quickly rescued. Her mother had been baptized shortly before.

High And Low

NEW YORK UPI — The low- , est temperature reported this ; morning to the U. S. Weather I Bureau, excluding Alaska and i Hawaii, was 12 below zero at ‘ Pellston, Mich. The highest re-

To Draft Demands PITTSBURGH UPI — Two key groups in the United Steelworkers of America (USW) meet here Wednesday to draft wage demands on the basic steel industry. The USW’s Executive Board meets first at 10 a.m., EST, in the Penn Sheraton Hotel. The union’s Wage Policy Committee, the final authority on all contract matters, meets at 2 p.m. Hanging over both sessions

will be President Johnson’s sentiments on steel wages and prices. Last week at his ranch in Texas, Johnson said: “I am sure the parties have the wisdom to reach a new agreement without a strike and without labor cost or price in-

creaess.”

The Executive tsoard makes recommendations on what the union should demand in negotiations with the nation’s 11 major steel producers. The 170- | member Wage Policy Commitj tee usually adopts these recom1 mendations. The USW is expected to ask

for a wage increase of at least y e j| Qf Atrocities

15 cents an hour. The members have not had a wage boost since 1960, settling instead for improved fringe benefits, including a 13-weeks vacation plan for older employes every five

years.

BRUSSELS UPI — Belgian paratroopers returned to Brussels today with eyewitness accounts of how Congo rebels slaughtered hostages in the t streets of Stanleyville last week during the dramatic U. S.-

backed rescue mission.

The reported 15 cents an hour compares favorably with the wage boost won by the United Auto Workers in the auto industry’. The auto settlement amounted to an average 4.8 per cent wage increase, above the 3.2 per cent guideline set by the administrtaion.

*T saw the missionary Dr. Paul Carlson,” Lt. Paul Mathen, 32, said when he stepped off the plane returning the Belgian troops to home ground. “He had been hit by a bullet i in the head and one in the bel-

ly.”

I Mathen was one of the para1 troopers who arrived ui downtown Stanleyville just as rebels opened fire on a group of 250 hostages they had nerded together for a mass execution. Carlson, the American missionary doctor, was one of the

massacred hostages.

“We have seen many terrible scenes.” Mathen said. ‘’Kid* without parents, parents who had lost their kids, seriously injured persons. The injuries were very ugly. The survivors

Plus — Disney'* "Nature's Halfacre" "Wind Wagon Smith" ENCORE FRI. SAT. At: 9 20 For Adult* Only Audrey Hepburn Shirley Mactane James Garner "The Children's Hour"

Still Growing WARSAW UPI — Old "Bartek” is 1.200 years of age, and still growing. The ancient oak tree at Kielce Voivod is 79 feet tall and 44 feet thick.

Surgeon Dies

NEW YORK UPI — Dr. James M. Winfield, 63, prominent surgeon and associate medical director of the New York City Transit Authority

Second Operation NEW YORK UPI — New York Hospital reported today that radio and television commentator Edward R. Murrow, who recently underwent surgery for the second time in 11 months, ‘‘was doing well.” Murrow, 56, had a lung removed because of cancer in October, 1963. The nature of his

Farm Exports Boost In Commerical Sales

WASHINGTON UPI — An Agriculture Department analysis shows that practically all the increase in U. S. farm exports in fiscal 1964 was in commercial sales for dollars. Total U. S. farm exports in fiscal 1964 was about 56.1 billion. Of this, more than S4.5 billion was in commercial sales for dollars. This represented an increase of 20 per cent, or nearly $1 billion, over farm exports the previous year. Farm exports under government-financed programs totaled about $1.6 billion, up only $20 million from the previous year. The department listed a number of factors contributing to

the unprecedented increase in agricultural exports for dollars. They included: —Continued advance in economic activity in Western Europe and Japan with consequent increases in disposable income. —Shifts in dietary habits toward stronger demand for meat and livestock consumer products. —Growth in the livestock industries in these countries, resulting in increased demand for feed grains, oilseeds, and high protein meal. —Competitive pricing and better quality of U. S. exports. —U. S. market development efforts.

Dip la And Diet!

Most dieters moan in anticipation of all that heavy party eating. They’re caught betwixt and between—saying “no” or getting iat. But not any more. One spirited food, a Neufchatel CheeseCurry Dip, lets even the weight-watcher party with zest, yet diet, too. Neufchatel’s akin to cream cheese hut contains 30 per cent less butter fat and 30 per cent more protein. The Borden Kitchen, devised this exotic dip, piqued with curry. Serve ringed on a tray by fresh shrimp, scored, sliced cucumbers, bite-size cauliflowerettes, cherry tomatoes and carrot sticks. Just dip in anclrdietl Quick Cheese-Curry Dip (Makes 1 cup) 1 (8-oz.) package Eagle 6 tablespoons skim milk Brand Neufchatel 2 tablespoons lemon juice cheese 1/4 teaspoon curry powder Soften cheese at room temperature. Combine ingredients. Chill In refrigerator. Serve as a dip for cooked shrimp or assorted bitesize raw veeetables.

What’s Grain Worth?

Elmer Andersen

Governor Smylie

NEW GOP COUNCIL—Minnesota's former governor, Elmer Andersen, has been named by the newly organized Council of Republican Organizations to present the council s antidoldrums views to the Republican Governors Conference in Denver, Colo., Dec. 4-5. He has been Invited to do so by Gov. Robert Smylie of Idaho, conference chairman. Members of the council, whose aim is rebuilding the party, include Walter S. Mack, who headed the Committee of Republicans and Independents for Johnson, and Charles P- Taft, who beaded the Committee to Support Moderate Republicans

Halter S. Mack

ARMY ON TOP OF NAVY AFTER 5 YEA RS—11-8—Tony Pyroz (HD holds as Barry Nickerson kicks 20-yard field goal from the 11-yard line to win the game for Army in fourth quarter before a crowd of 100,000 in Kennedy Stadium at Philadelphia.

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NEW ROAD RACE PRICE!

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Charge it!

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