The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 April 1965 — Page 1
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VOLUME SEVENTY-THREE
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, APRIL 29,1965
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE NO. 159
FAIR ON THE SQUARE PLANS ARE MADE
1965 Event Will Be In September
On Dean's List
Mother's Day
Two students from the WASHINGTON UPI — PresiGreencastle area have been dent Johnson Wednesday pro-
named to the Dean’s list at Butler University for 1965. A grade average of at least a B is required for the list. They are Miss Carolyn Blue. R. R. No. S. Greencastle. in the University College and Richard D. Clark, Box 105, Fillmore, tn the College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences.
claimed Sunday, May 9, Mother’s Day. He urged Americans to observe it
propriately.
Support Tax
Visits Franco
RENO. New UPI — Washoe County Commission Chairman J. C. McKenzie noted with astonishment Wednesday that mail from county residents is running almost unanimously in fa-
MADRID UPI — Former vor of levying an optional oneSen. Barry Goldwater of Arizo- cent county gasoline tax to prona called on Generalissimo vide funds for vital road projFrancisco Franco Wednesday, ects. Goldwater declined to comment “I’ve never seen anything on his talks with the Spanish like it before — people writing chief of state. in to support a tax.” he said.
U.S. Marines In Santo Domingo
SANTO DOMINGO UPI
On February 19 the “Fair On The Square” committee of the Chamber of Commerce held its first meeting to formulate plana for making the 1965 event on# of the biggest and best celebrations Greencastle and Putnam County has ever known. Since that time, Chairman William Dodd and committee members Lois Alice, Ray
Three In Court
STAR IN DEPAUW PLAY
Three defendants, two worn- * en and a young man, appeared May 3, as more bad checks before Judge Francis N. Hamil- from local filling stations were ton in the Putnam Circuit being reported. Court Wednesday. The two were arrested last Terry Holt, 22, formerly of week, this city who who gave his ad- They told the court that they dress as San Antonio. Texas, were employes of Local Readwas sentenced to serve one to ers Service, 1331 Ohio Street, seven years in the Indiana Terre Haute, and were engaged State Reformatory. in magazine sales when taken He had entered a previous into custody, plea of guilty to the charge of The court learned that they non-support of a minor child. did not have the permission of Bernita Jo Ann August son. the Greencastle Chamber of 27, and Judy Carole King, 21. Commerce to conduct this busiboth of Terre Haute, were in ness. court on forgery charges to In fact they had operated
Armed U. S. Marines deployed BrUSh ' JameS Br - Van - MaX Her '
riott, Wayne Hopkins, Austin
in this revolt-torn city today to protect and evacuate Americans and other foreigners trapped bv a bloodv insurrec-
tion in which an estimated 400 WOrk a " d p,annin S for a ver - V
Howard, Carl Hurst, Robert Morrison, and Lucille Taylor have done much of the initial
Dominicans have and 1.200 injured.
been killed
successful “Fair.”
were standing by in ships off
shore.
The Marines took up positions around the Ambassador
Melvin Mangus, newly ap- Hotel, seven miles from downpointed Manager of the Deep town Santo Domingo, which has Rock Gas Station located at been designated as the assem605 South Bloomington Street, bly point for Americans and would like to extend a cordial other foreigners who want to
Friday and Saturday, September 17 and 18. have been selected as the dates and the theme will be “The Roaring 20 s.” Costuming, for those whn wish to dress, should be easy
Pour hundred Marines randed an( j interesting; and the period, in the Dominican Republic s0 reminiscent of dangerous to escort them to safety if nec- anc j exciting times and events cessary. Another 1.000 Marines should provide ample scope for
unusual floats, booths and en-
Street fighting continued between rebels, many of them heavily armed civilans, and
loyalist military units.
tertainment.
Shirley Wright of Indianapolis and Paul Bierbaum of Alton. 11!., hook up in a bit of attempted romantic larceny in this week’s production of ‘‘Thieves’ Carnival” at DePauw University. The play will be given tonight through Saturday in Speech Hall at 8; 15 p.m.
which they had pleaded guilty, here before and were refused i nvitation . a ,j hi . f r i eiKl n , u j , t f ^ country
their sentencing until Monday, hue. C. of C. secretary.
Future IBM Plans Are Outlined By Watson
Annual Dress Revue At GHS On May 5 “Grand Central Station" will — be the setting for Greencastle Chairman,
High School’s annual dress re-
Mary Mishler:
Dressing room, Malinda Stone
vue. It will b. W«taealay. May and Jeanne Little; ScnpL Janet „ derived from emecka are here primarily t, 5, at 8 p.m. in the high school Lucas, Shirley Saylor, Carolyn F . ^ .
a nonular misnronunciation of orotect American lives, al
cafeteria-
Mason and Barbara Hess,' In-
a popular mispronunciation of protect American lives,
vitations and Program, Sue Bethlehem Hospital in England, though they have been author-
Taking part in the program, Cooksey and Marilyn Neeley the first lunatic asylum in Eur- ized to fight back if they are
SAN JOSE. Calif.—International Business Machines Cor- Colo., and the Raleigh-Durham keepsie, New York to the Naporation will have 3.5 million area of North Carolina plus tional Aeronautics and Space square feet of plant and labor- overseas plants in Montpellier. Administration at Huntsville, atory construction under way France and Milan. Italy. Sub- Ala., and concentration of out*
m 1965. Board Chairman stantial additions - are also un- right sales of data processing Home Economics, will be girls j anet Crawley and Nancy P ecl ia Britannioa. Thomas J. Watson. Jr., told der way at six other IBM facil- equipment previously under in the sophomore, junior and O’Brien- Refreshment Marcia stockholders at the company's ities in the United States. lease. Outright sales of such senior Home Economics classes, stralii and Julie Friend - Decur- Fell At Summit
meeting on the ^ Watson forsaw wide- equipment to customers have Featured in the show will be
Committee members hope that all who want to participate in the festivities will feel free to contact them or the Chamber of Commerce office. Suggestions should be put into writing m order that they may be
neighbors to stop in, look More than 1.000 Americans presented to the entire com-
around and take advantage of already have left. Ships and rnittee. the prompt, friendly, and cour- helicopters ferried out another
teous service extended to all his 197 Wednesday night,
customers. The area around the hotel and
Mr. Mangus has been a resi- the polo field which was being
dent of the Greencastle c om used for helicopter landings was munity for thirty-five years quiet. The Marines made no aland presently resides at 907 tempt to intervene in the fight-
South Locust Street. mg elsewhere in the city.
It was t he first time since Wednesday evening at the Put-
1928 that the United States had County Hospital where ha
landed Marines in a Latin was admitted on Tuesday, bedlam” meaning American country. The Leath-
to
Gilbert S. Wood Rites Saturday Gilbert S. (Bert) Wood. *2, 508 Ohio Street, died lata
NOW YOU KNOW
The word
planned by the senior girls in m u s i c and
Entertainment °P e- accordin 8 to the Encyclo- fired on.
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first annual
Masonic Notice
ation, Sherry Shinn. Julie Eitel-
spread acceptance for a new the effect of realizing income dresses, suits, shifts, bathing jorge and Lynn Goodman; Nar-
West coast here.
The additional manufactur- concept in data-processing call- immediately, which on a rental suits, formals, slacks, skirts ing and engineering capacity is ed time-sharing. Time-sharing basis would he realized during and Bermudas, which the girls designed mainly to support systems give many people si- ftuure periods the unusual have constructed during the market demand for the new multaneous access to the same number of outright sales for year under the direction of Miss
IBM system 36U. “Shipments powerful computer through reto customers of this new gener- mo te desk-side treminals. ation of computers will begin Among the ordera on hand this week. Mr. Matson said. f or Time-Sharing systems ‘By the end of the year we will ^ one f rom the University of have shipped more than 1.000 Michigan where 50 me 200 resystem 360s throughout the mo t e terminals will be located world and delivery will reach a throughout t he campus in labrate of 35 a day in niid-1966." oratories> c i assr0 oms and ofMr. M atson pointed out that flees. The installation will give
rator Chairman, Publicity. Gloria
Melba Gibbs.
Susan Birt; Elmore and
LONDON UPI — Six-year-old Colin Martindale, who
system 360 is a single system students, faculty and research spanning the performance personnel round-the-clock use range of virtually all previous of a powerful system /360. IBM computers and that deliv- ib.M aLo has been notified les will be going both to new that it has been selected o procustomers and to those replac- vide major time-sharing sysmg their presently installed terns in Lincoln Laboratory - , a data processing equipment. major electronics facility manHe also told stockholders aged by the Massachusetts Inthat since announcement of the stitute of Technology for the system 360 one year ago, con- U. S. Air Force and the system tinuing engineering develop- development corporation at ments have enabled the con- Santa Minican. Calif, pany to introduce newer and Later this year. California more powerful ode - Institute of Technology will line. The system consists of link 35 remote terminals of eight models, providing 29 com- various kinds located in elassbi nations of speed and memory rooms and laboratories to capacity. In addition. 21 new also be used to control large-input-output devices have been scale scientific experiments, added, bringing to 65 the total The first two deliveries of available for the system 360 6ystem/360 are going this week now provides a virtually unlim- from the IBM plant at Poughited number of data processing
configurations.
The building program. Mr. M'atson said includes the construction of two recently announced plants in Boulder,
Mr. M’ood was bom May 11. 1882. the son of James and Alice Elizabeth Day M’ood. He was a Used Furniture Dealer in this city for many years, before hie
retirement.
He was a member of the Antioch Baptist Church. Survivors are: his wife,
Mayme; two daughters. Mrs.
Called meeting Applegate Dale Covert. Greencastle and Lodge No. 155 F & A M Fill- Mrs. Katherine Gugliotta,
wants to be a mountaineer, more April 29th S:00 p. m. For Cleveland. Ohio; three sons, climbed to the roof of a railway ritualistic services for Donus James and Joe M'ood. Greenhotel Tuesday night, stepped E. Masten at Hopkins-M'alton castle, and Lawrence of Mar-
the first quarter of 1964 there- Elizabeth McClure. Refreshments will be served back to survey the view — and Funeral Home. Officers will tinsville: two brother, Charles fore had an adverse effect The committees in charge of following the program which is fell 25 feet from the “summit.” meet at lodge at 7:00 p. m. and Thadd M'ood. Greencastle; (Continued on Page 2) planning the revue are; General open to the public. He escaped with minor bruises. Franklin Raines. M .M. one sister. Mrs. Minnie Gos- _____ _ port; ten grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 2:00 p. m. at the Rector Funeral Home. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery.
Friends may call at the fu-
neral home after 7 o'clock this
evening.
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Little Leaguers Wanting Bottles
20 Years Ago
The Greencastle Little League will conduct their bottle drive this Saturday, May 1st. The drive will begin at 9;00 s.m. at the Little League Ball
The American Fifth Army reached the Swiss border in a
spectacular 60-mile dash that F ie i d behind the Armory,
cut northern Italy in two, trap-
ping ten of thousands of Ger- ^ y° u n °t be ^ om * or do man s and isolating Milan and not want to ^ disturbed, leave Turin your bottles on the front porch. The Present Day Club met The Little League appreciatwith Mrs. L. C. Buchheit. es the generosity of the citizens Coterie met with Mrs. Harold of Greencastle in their support Stewart. *f this annual bottle drive.
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BOY SCOUTS PLANT TREES, SHRUBS
Thirteen boys from Boy Scout Troop No. 99. under the supervision of Soil Conservationist George Murphey, planted 1.500 trees and shrubs. The boys worked hard at this community project which took place at Fern Cliff on Tuesday afternoon, April 27th. The trees and shrubs were purchased by the Putnam Friend of Y'outh Foundation, Inc., which is working on the development of Camp Friend and Fern Cliff. The Boy Scouts taking part in this project were: Paul Wagoner, Larry Vaughn, David Brattain, Larry Jonej», Pete Reed, Mike Nodley, Bill Coyner, Sonny Fowler, Scott Loring, Richard Burkett, Nibs Knight, Dwight Matthew* and Bill Hamm.
Bulletin
SEATTLE, Mash. UPI — A strong, rolling earthquake shook the Pacific Northwest today from Mashlngton-Oregon border to Kalispell. Mont. At least two persons were killed. One man died when he was hit by failing debris from the King Street railroad station here and another was killed by falling debris on Harbor Island. An elderly woman resident of Olympia the state capital, died of a heart attack during the quake.
Weather Fair, Warmer Sunny and warmer today. Fair and not so cool tonight. Friday fair and warmer. High today upper 60s Low tonight mid 40s. High Friday mid 70s. Minimum 36’ 6 a. m. 38* 7 a. m. 45° 8 a. m. 50* 9 a. m. — 52® 10 a. m. 55® 11 a. m 56® 12 noon 59’ 1p.m. 61*
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