The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 February 1965 — Page 3

IN STATE—Four naval officers, heads bowed, stand guard over Sir Winston Churchill’s regains, lying in state in Westminster Hall in Parliament, London. (Cablephoto)

MOTORIST RAY MYERS, bom without arms, drives his wife home from State Police Barracks in Lancaster, Pa., after passing a special drivers license exam. He’s driven 29 years.

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SAIGON COUP, AGAIN—The new upheaval in South Viet Nam finds LL Gen. Nguyen Khanh (above) again in charge of the Saigon government. The military toppled the government of Premier Tran Van Huong after a week of riotous Buddhistled demonstrations.

SARAH CHURCHILL youngest daughter of Sir Winston, looks sad-eyed through a car window in London as preparations go forward for his funeral. (Cablephoto) j

SPYING DENIED—Kenneth A. Kerst, 46, shown in Washington, says Soviet charges that he spied for the U.S. when he was first secretary of the U.S. Embassy In Moscow are baseless. His place was taken last November by Richard Stolz, 39, Montgomery County, Md., who also is accused by the Soviet. Amer- ■ loan officials In Moscow challenged the Russians to prove the allegations.

Many of the best parties end in the kitchen. So why not a buffet supper that starts there? It’s fun and an informal way to entertain. Choose a menu that answers all needs . . . one that has a hearty main dish and that can be served, if you like, right in the same container in which it’s cooked. Veal Marengo is ideal. Tender veal cubes, browned with garlic and seasonings, are cooked in flavorful canned condensed tomato soup with frozen peas, small white onions, and sliced mushrooms. All are simmered together for a lusciously good and colorful mixture to be served over fine egg noodles. Especially appealing to go alone with this savory entree is a big bowl of tossed crisp greens dressed with oil and vinegar. Assorted cheeses and seasonal fresh fruit along with hot coffee round out the menu. This is for 12, and will go to a holiday table, too.

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Senate session to clean up debate and action on amendments to the measure for rehabilitating the 11-state region which runs from northern Pennsylvania to northern Alabama. A final vote was scheduled for mid-afternoon.

The Daily Banner, Graancastla, Indiana Monday, February 1,1965

Talk Details Of Rail Contract WASHINGTON UPI — Railroad management and the five non-operating train unions meet today to complete details of a revised contract. Union and management negotiators agreed Saturday on the key issue of job security in their month-long contract dispute. There were no delays expected at today’s meeting. The carriers have agreed to cut back personnel through attrition — retirement, death or resignation — among all employes with less service could be fired.

Nabbed By FBI WASHINGTON UPI — FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover an- | nounced today that Walter Lee Parman, a suspected murderer on the bureau’s "10 most wanted” list, was captured by agents Sunday in Los Angeles. The 32 - year - old Parman. wanted in conection with the mutilation slaying of a Washington, D. C., secretary, had a .25-caliber automatic pistol, together with a bank robbery “demand note” in a metal box, in his possession when he was caught.

N ORTH WEST HIT AGAIN—Washed from its foundations when a thousand-foot mudslide upstream caused a tidal wave to sweep over the dike (right) a home lie* askew in a sea of debris as the Northwest suffered its second buffeting of the winter. One man died in the house and many others were rendered homeless.

ing a ban on the number who may assemble at the courthouse. About 280 persons were jailed in the first two weeks of the drive.

Negro Protest Planned Today SELMA, Ala. UPI — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. promised to lead Negroes “down to the courthouse in numbers we have not seen before” today for the third straight week of protests against voter registration procedures. School students planned to boycott classes in support of the mass demonstration. Integrationists were backed by a new federal court order restraining Dallas County Sheriff James Clark from interfering with registrations and lift-

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