The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 April 1965 — Page 3

ON THE U.S. FARM FRONT

WASHINGTON UPI — The farm bill sent to Congress Monday apparently is not the- administration's final long-range answer to problems of overproduction, low farm income, and the steady trend toward -fewer but bigger farms. This conclusion is seen in the fact that the White House proposed that its new commodity legislation run only for two years. Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman and his aides at the department had hoped for programs of four years’ duration. This would have given them time to be shaken .down thoroughly, and time for any possible flaws to show up. ’ One farm official said it was apparent the plans are intended to “hold-the-line” while a blueribbon study commission yet to be organized looks into long--range policy proposals. - Another official emphasized the administration proposajs were not stopgap in character. ; He said administration planners "believed conditions changed so •rapid that they want to be in a position to keep farm programs in step with current phases of the economy.

James G. Paton, president of the National Farmers Union, said the farm bill is “unsatisfactory to the Farmers Union in its present form.’’ He said the major deficiency "is the failure of the bill to provide the income that farm families and rural Americans need if they are to survive.” Patton and his farm group ordinarily are staunch supporters of administration moves. But he lashed out at the proposed farm legislation. “The President has entrusted farm policy formation to those in government who know least about agriculture and the bill reflects the know-nothingness,” Patton said. “Looking over the roster of the Budget Bureau, for example, I cannot find anyone who has ever had any experience on a farm or in the Department of Agriculture. “It is high time that the direction of agricultural policies be given back to the Department of Agriculture or to people with experience in farming. I believe that the Congress also recognizes this fact and therefore will take immediate steps to correct the deficiencies in the administration’s farm bill.”

Now You Know By United Press international The smallest bird in the World, ' the Princess Helen’s Hummingbird of Cuba, has a body two inches long and a bill of two-fifths of an inch, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.

High And Low NEW YORK UPI — The lowest temperature reported this morning to the U. S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 19 degrees, at Millincocket, Maine. The highest reported Tuesday was 91 at Ocala, Fla.

■board for television, telephone and -data traffic, was launched from Cape Kenedy at 6:47 p.m. EST Tuesday by the Commuications Satellite Corp. COMSAT using a paid-for space agency Delta rocket. First reports indicated that the drum-shaped moon was “slightly below” its planned orbit. But officials were “delighted” with the initial telemetry information.

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Printers Agree To Hew Contract NEW YORK UPI—Printers and publishers, shaken by the effects of a 16-week newspaper strike in 1962-’63, agreed today

on a new two-year contract providing a $12 weekly package increase and a special automation fund. A representative of seven of the city’s major newspapers said the money package would be offered to the nine other newspaper unions.

Tho Daily Banner, Graancastia, Indiana Wadnasday, April 7,1965

Two More Die On State Roads i By United Pr#»» International Two deaths in a single accl dent Tuesday night north of Mishawaka raised Indiana's highway toll to at least 317 compared with 259 on this date last year. Eptre E. Kruis. 25, Elkhart, ahd Charles W. Scott, 42, South Bend, were killed in the collision at the intersection of two St. Joseph County roads. Scott’s wife. Mary, 39, was injured critically. Police said the accident occurred when Kruis drove into the path of Scott’s car. Both vehicles wound up on the lawn of a house owned by Frank ■Pianowski. Pianowski chained -one car to a tree and the second to his porch and refused ..to release them pending a dam- • age settlement. • Earlier Tuesday, Raymond J. J Garrett, S7, R.R. 1, Rockport, • was killed when his tractor

struck a passing car on Indiana 45 in Rockport. Police said the tractor apparently turned left into the side of the car. William Machin, 60. driver of the car, was not injured.

Federal Grant For Terre Haute TERRE HAUTE, UPI — A federal grant of $181,020 will allow the city of Terre Haute to modernize its city-owned bus

system.

The grant announced Tuesday in Washington by the Housing and Home Finance Agency will be used to purchase 18 new buses and related equipment. The grant was made possible by an act of the 1965 Legislature which authorized the city to acquire tha bus system which it already had purchased when the previous owners decided to go out of business.

"Early Bird" Now In Orbit WASHINGTON UPI —Early Bird, the stockholder's satellite, was. in orbit today blazing a j trail for the first commercial satellite communications system in history. The 85-pound celestial switchI STATE OF INDIANA

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COUNTY OF PUTNAM IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT JANUARY TERM, 1965 Sandra R. Holt. Plaintiff

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Terry L. Holt. Defendant NON-RESIDENCE * NOTICE ’ NO. 20.989 The plaintiff In the above entitled cause, having filed her complaint therein for a divorce, together with an affidavit, that the defendant. Is a nonresident of the State of Indiana, now, therefore, the said Terry L, Holt, is Hereby notified that unless he be and appear on ihe 22nd day of April. 1965, at . the court house In said county and state and answer or demur (o the said complaint the same will be heard and determined in his absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said court this 23 day of March, 1965. Jack P. Hinkle Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Hughes & Hughes, Attorneys 24-31-Apr. 7-3t

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“MOST WANTED”—Leslie Douglas Ashley, who at times poses as a woman, Is added to the FBI’s list of ’Ten Most Wanted Fugitives” at large. He is an escapee from a mental institution. In 1961 he and Carolyn Ann Lima were convicted of murdering a real estate man during a sex party in his office in Houston, Tex. Carolyn Ann is shown with her mother after her release from prison April 1. Both were within a few hours of execution when a stay saved them. Ashley was found insane.

Line Autobahn BERLIN UPI — Two divisions of Russian and East German troops backed by tanks and armored cars lined the autobahn to West Berlin today in a massive show of military strength with political over-

tones.

For the third consecutive day, the Communists defied Western protests and shut down the main highway to the divided city, this time for three hours.

NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Putn.m County, Indians. NoUce 1* hereby given that Mary C Wedel was on the 3 day of April. 1965 appointed: Executrix of the Will ot Emma Neese, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same In said court wlthii six (8) months from the date of th« first publication of this noUce or fait claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, thli 3 day of April, 1965. Jack P. Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court lot Putnam County, Indiana. Probate Cause No. 10.499 Thomas & Thomas, Brazil, hid. Attorneys 7-14-21-J!

HE’S WAY OUTWEIGHED—Chi Chi Rodriguez, at 123 pounds, and Jack Nicklaus, at 213, try a bit of Indian wrestling after a practice round for the Masters at Augusta, Ga. Nicklaus won the Masters in 1963.

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