The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 December 1964 — Page 4

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The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Friday, December 18, 1964

Letters Pouring Into Santa Claus Post Office

SANTA CLAUS, Ind. UPI — Santa Claus is going to have a very busy time Christmas Eve if the letters pouring into his “home away from home’’ are any indication. Thousands of letters from children around the world have been flooding this little Hoosier village. The letters, all of them answered by Santa Claus, carry requests ranging from a

time-bomb set to “mommy’s

purse.”

One little girl, who apparently doesn’t know her mommy has a purse, asked Santa for

12 cents.

From Wuerzburg, Germany, came a helpful letter from Mike Fleming who wrote, “Please bring me two spacephones as in Sears catalog, page 243.” Coleman and Hugh Groves,

‘Prospect, Ky u also were space- r minded with requests for a j rocket and a jet, but they also asked for a fishing pole, rifle, gloves and candy. Christine Lach, Grange Park, HI., wistfully added a note that many fathers might second when she put on the margin of her list: “Nothing to put togeather.” Seven-year-old Julianne Sherman, Mason Ohio, asked for "something to play with” and promised, “I will try to be good the rest of the year and : the next year, too.” Pamela Schlie, College Park, Md., was more specific. She asked for ! “a pogo stick, a time bomb game, a cake mix set, a Mouse i Trap game and a dish set.” Billy Watts, Germania, Pa., asked for several toys and said,

“I have a lot of real nice clothes and I don't need any more’. W’ayne James, Thomson. 111., crypU ca My asked for 12 cents. Frances Suarez, Pembroke, Mass., asked Santa for Beatle shoes, Beatle pants and Beatle

Fla., ended her letter with the f American Legion and Forty and Mayfield, Sr., of Nashville, a thought that, “I want to leave Eight serve as Santa's helper's nationally known ornithologist, some toys for the other kids.” along with other groups, in an- Mayfield, 87, died yesterday Frank Stallon, Salem, Wis., swering the children. after a long illness

asked nothing for himself but wrote only for “a spice rack for my mother please.” Debbie Daley, Mt. Pleasent, S. C.,

game, then added, “I hope you | wrote,

know who the Beatles are.” Carol Williams, Sarasota,

“I want anything you 1

want me to have.”

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The replies from Santa Claus make no promises and explain that, “I may not be able to I German Problem

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today for Dr. George Royford

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Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Thursday night that the United States, Britain, West Germany and France had decided at recent Paris talks to “explore the possibility of some further initiative” to the Russians on German problems. These presumably would include the issue of reunification of East and West Germany and the status of divided Berlin. But Rusk said he did not have the impression that the Russians would be willing to seriously discuss these issues at this time. He said the form of • new negotiating approach wa» undecided. Foreign ministers of the Western Allies are expected to discuss this further in New York in January, if the U.N. General Assemby is reconvened then. Rusk talked with newsmen at the White House after an hourlong meeting in which he and Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara reported to President Johnson on their trip to Paris to attend the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) ministerial meeting.

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