The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 June 1965 — Page 2
2 Th* Dally Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Wednesday, June 2, 1965 Editorial-Wise 'Stop The Auto Fumes" (From: New York Herald Tribune! Dirty, polluted air benefits no one. It’s a problem, of course, that concerns the urban smog-breathers' rather than, say, the Wyoming rancher. But this is a nation that lives more and more in metropolitan concentrations: Renee pollution of our environment is, or ought to be, a matter of widespread concern. A U.S. Senate public works subcommittee has been holding hearings on the need to clean up. Its attention is overdue and welcome. We hope it won t get lost in rival contentions about who or what is most to blame for poisonous air. There is no question about the automobile exhaust pipe's substantial contribution or the killing filth spewed out of industrial and home smokestacks. The point is to establish effective control. Since the automobile is a major offender, it seems only common sense to insist on anti-pollution devices as standard equipment. California has shown the way; the means are practical and relatively inexpensive. The Detroit auto manufacturers clearly see the trend. As an obvious necessity for pulbic health, let's have a Federal law*.
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Thought Now therefore thus saith the Lord, consider your ways.
Haggai 1:5.
The sign at a railroad crossing, is good advice. There is a
time to STOP — LOOK and ; for more than 50 y ears -
Whites Executed ^[Hiah And tow
By Congo Rebels
although it is their duty to do I NEW YORK UPI —The so under the Four-Power agree- highest temperature reported to ments governing Berlin. Pots- the U. S. Weather Bureau Tues-
LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con- dam is located just outside day, excluding Alaska and Ha-
of Kentucky will speak in In- go UPI—Congolese rebels exdianapolis June 3rd at a state- ecuted 75 w'hite hostages in the wide lurtcheon of the Indiana remote village of Buta, a womState Federation of Women’s man survivors of the massacre Republican Clubs, Mrs. Esther told authorities in Paulis today. B. Guthridge, State President The report was radioed here of the Federation announced by officials in Paulis, situated today. in the northern Congo. More than 10,000 w'omen are The woman, who was not expected to attend the luncheon identified, was one of two perat 12:15 p.m. in the Indiana ! sons who arrived by air today Roof Ballroom. in Paulis, about 180 miles In conjunction with this northeast of Stanleyville. The statewide meeting a “Room of other, a man, died soon after Memories’’ w'ill be dedicated at arriving, presumably of
10 a.m. that day in Republican ! wounds.
State Headquarters in the ; Authorities said if the womClaypool Hotel. The room will an s report was substantiated be dedicated in honor of “Mr. there was little hope of finding Republican of Indiana,” Edwin many survivors among the 109 M. S. Steers, long time member whites believed in rebel hands
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of the State Election Board and an active Republican worker
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Personal And Local News
A coffee will be held in GOP State Headquarters a 9 a.m., preceding the dedication. The club presidents and county vice-chairmen of the Seventh District will serve as hostesses for the coffee. Those from here attending the coffee, as special guests of the Seventh District
Sunday in Bowman Gymnasium, i
McNaughton will follow six ‘ Robert Meredith of Hartford,
hours later with his address at Conn., spent the weekend with are Mrs. Paul E. Mahoney, commencement exercises on the his parents Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Sixth District Vice Chairman;
Meredith. ; Mrs - Fern Pitts, President Putbe nam County Women’s Republi-
in the region near Buta. If the death toll proved true,
it would be the worst single massacre of white hostages in the Congo’s bloody history. More than 300 whites w’ere in
Girl, Pony Drowned TELL CITY UPI A 5-year-old girl and her pony drowned Tuesday night in a pond on their farm. The body of Valentina Dickmond, daughter of Mrs. Theodore Mosby, R. R. 2, Tell City, was found in eight feet of water in the pond located about 450 feet from the little girl’s home. The body of her pony, which she had been riding shortly before, was found at the edge of the pond.
waii, was 103 degrees at Presidio, Tex. The lowest reported this morning was 32 at Green-
ville, Maine.
Bans Death Penalty ALBANY, N. Y. UPI — With a stroke of a pen, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller Tuesday signed into law a bill virtually abolishing the death penalty in New
rebel hands last December I York,
when Belgian paratroopers The legislation bans capital took the rebel capital of Stan- punishment for all crimes exleyville. ce P t the murder of policemen Most of the w'hites were res- and killings in prisons. cued in that operation. j Government forces and white Doub |j ng Weapon*
Ag. Dept. Editor Retired Today WASHINGTON UPI — Alfred Stefferud retired today as editor of the Agriculture Department's Yearbook of Agriculture. Some 5,129,000 copies of the yearbooks were distributed during his years in the post. The 18th Stefferud - edited yearbook will be published this fall, probably in September. There was only one book for the 1943-47 period, and one for 1950-51. All the others were produced annually. Stefferud, a native of Minne-
sota, has reached government retirement at age of'62! But he is not going to quit editing books. He has contracted, to edit a book for the Fish and Wildlife Service on a time basis of his own choosing.*
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ottTo^ltof P president j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ | M^Fe^L^^Tt' ZuToT tZTetL Ttevn- Paris UPI - The United Franklin D. Roosevelt, won elec- Honorarv degrees are to be nam County Women s Republi- lage is located about 185 miles states is doubling its stockpiles tion as Miami Beach mayor • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clapp of can Club; Mrs. Jane Clapp, ! north of Stanleyville. j 0 f nuclear weapons in Europe Tuesday and attributed his up- ton e ^ Ie Un g ^ Arm McCordsville are the parents of . Vice-President; Reta Stoner, The loyalist troops and mer-j to meet a q U j e t Soviet buildup, set victory to hard work. , on te ev a " les ’ a son born June 1st at the Han- Secretary; Mrs. Barbara Poor’ cenaries moved out today in all j u s officials said today. Defeated incumbent Mayor ^ LTanlpohs’; ^Rev! | CMUnly hOSP ‘ tal 8t nnTso^ The American leaders said Melvin Richard, h o w e v e r. GeraId H . Jones, Kokomo; Glenn rumma? . o | Id a Mae Youse and Mrs. Nancy ! All Americans in rebel hands the Russian nuclear buildup W. Thompson, formerly of Col-j Anyone having rummage to | Fontaine ^ well as Mrs Dor _ we re believed to have been was significant and a matter of umbus; and Dr. Richard M. Mil- donate to the Fillmore Metho- 1 Harlan. Vice-Chairman of freed some time ag0 and those concern to NAT0 defense minlard, Waban, Mass. Illness will dist Church rummage sa ^ e 'j fbe YRP of the Sixth vir,=tacrp<5 were un- ieters who Tuesday nieht end-
prevent the conferring of an please bring to the church by honorary doctorate at this time ^ i’>day. , Dessert Smorgasbord on a sixth recipient, Howard W., Thp B armpr WPa thei Enjoyed By Sorority
claimed “the Roosevelt name played a great part in this. I overheard one senior citizen say ‘Isn't it nice that President Roosevelt is running for may-
remaining hostages were ! derstood to be Europeans.
un-1 isters, who Tuesday night ended a two-day strategy meeting
here.
Sheperd. Bronxville, N.Y.
The 54-year-old son of the late President denied his name had anything to do with his most important political victory
to date.
“My brother Jimmy lost the Charles William Ash, tree mayor's race in Los Angeles by trimmer, Keightly Road, and
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a 2-1 margin and he has Roosevelt name.” Elliott dared.
the de-
The Daily Banner weather
gauge recorded a total of .711 A dessert smorgasbord was of an inch of rain from Tuesday the opening event of a delightafternoon until 6 o’clock this ful evening spent by the mememoming. j hers of Gamma Phi Chapter of
; Kappa Delta Phi Sorority.
There will be a special busi- ; p res i den t Rhema Gobert pre- States today prepared a vigorness meeting following P ra > er S i de d over the impressive cere- ous protest against a Commu-
Protest Attacks On U. S. Mission BERLIN UPI — The United j
The assessment or u;e Soviet buildup was based on intelligence reports. Details were not
disclosed.
\tanda Jane Rumley, at home., servi c es at the Union Valley mony marking ^ formal pledg _ nist mo b attack on the Ameri-
AVNTVERS ARIES
Keightly Road, both of Green
castle.
Baptist Church Thursday at | ^ of Marlene M asten.
7:30. All members are asked to
Birthdays
Dana Marlene Cash. 2 yrs.
old June 1. She is the daughter Blvd
of Mr. and Mrs Russell Cash
Roy William Mosteller. Greencastle Office Equipment, 806 Cameron Dr., and Julie Anne Friend, at home, 48 Jackson
both of Greencastle.
Stephen Carl Doreff, P. R. Donnelly and Sons, Roachdale, and Lucia Kathryn Garl, at
home, Greencastle.
In Memory
In loving memory of Belle
Hathaway who passed away I struct ion, Illinois, and Elizabeth j Junp 3rd at ff3 0- AU members
can mission in Potsdam.
This was followed by an en- ! Western officials believed the j
come ‘ ! joyable game of court whist attack Tuesday was organized Any Pocahontas member who i with gifts bein S presented to by the East Germans and conhas refreshments for the meet-! various winners. doned by the Russians, ing June 5 at the Fairgrounds The Sorority was invited to An estimated 300 persons | and cannot deliver call 4201, ' ^ be home of Mary Lou Sharp shouting ‘ American murderers 6482 or 5009 before 12 noon f°r this gathering and Ruth Pell hurled stones and ink bottles Saturday. was chairman with Donna against the wall of the U. S. |
Stanley, Imogene Richards military liaison mission headThere will be a special busi-1 pauline Ruark> and Dori ’ quarters .
ness meeting following prayer I Bittles assisting .
services at Union Valley Bap-
Stephen De Witt ’Wells, c° n ' tist Church Thursday ’evening
eleven years ago June 1st. 1954. In our hearts your memory
lingers,
Always tender, fond and true, j
Jean litchtenberger, at home, ( ur g e d to attend.
Cloverdale.
World War I Barracks No. Hubert Roosevelt Floyd. 114 and ] a dies auxiliary will
There s not a day, dear mom,Greencastle Community Schools, hold their regular meeting Fri-
627 East Walnut Street, and day at 6:30 p.m. at the Legion
We do not think of you.
Children and grandchildren Anna Mae Beane, house maid. Home. There will be a fish fry. pd 818 Stadium Drive, both of j Members please bring salads or
Greencastle. j desserts.
I The Somerset Ladies Aid will
Paul A. Nauman. draftsman. 1 hold a bridal shower for Jim and Linda Judy Smythe, at 4j ree h and his bride-to-be on
Hoosier Killed
MOUNT VERNON, 111. UPI— home, both of Fillmore. Mrs. Lilli Mae Spencer, 45,
Huntington, Ind., was killed in
a two-car crash on Illinois 37 Putnam Court Notes
about six miles south of here
Tuesday.
Police said the woman was
riding in a car driven by her husband, Henry, 47, when it skidded on wet pavement into the path of another vehicle
driven bv Bill Morlan, 37, Mount . ^ ^ ,
. .., James A. Strong, complaint for
Vernon. Both men were hospital- f 7~ . \ w * _ _
ized in serious condition.
Roy E. Rightsell pleaded guilty to carrying a dangerous weapon and was fined $50 and costs. His plea to another charge was taken under advisement by
the court.
Friday June 4th at 7:30 p. m. at the church. All friends of
County Hospital DismlsAfd Tu-sday: Nellie Waddell, Greencastle Terry McCarter, Greencastle j Alice Libka, Ba inbridge William Holt, Reelsville Lewis Nelson, Spencer Winifred Roach, Spencer Maude Kunkle, Poland Mrs. Cecil Scott and son,
Putnamville
Mrs. Ronald Hayden and daughter, Coatesville
The mob tore down the American flag, broke windows and smeared anti-American slogans on the walls while Communist police stood by. No Americans were injured. Russian troops in a barracks
OFFICE CLOSED for Vacation June 12-July 13 Dr. W. R. Tipton
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Services for Mrs. Vernon B. Gosa will be held at the
Coaltrim Funeral Home in 1 COLUMBUS, Ohio UPI — Noblesville at 1:30 p. m. Thurs- j Melvin M. Glass, 21, Lynchburg, day. Mrs. Goss, wife of a for- j Va., Tuesday pleaded guilty to mer pastor of the Beech Grove charges of involuntary man- ' E.U.B. Church, passed away in slaughter in the death of Charles vs. Fishers on Tuesday. | H. Davis. Jr., Indianapolis, a Mrs. Madelyn Wright and fellow inmate at the Chillicothe
absolute divorce. Lyon & Boyd Mrs. Dovibel Prichard were in Federal Reformatory, are the plaintiff’s attorneys. j Terre Haute Sunday to attend Sentencing will be made later.
baccalaureate services at In- Davis died after a fight with
Montgomery Ward and Com- diana gtate UniverS jt y where Glass on the steps of the Ohio pany vs. Ralph Ash in com - Mary K. Wright will be a grad-; reformatory - s mess ha „
plaint of account. Hughes and uate at graduation services on
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Mr. and Mrs. William Rey- ; nolds and daughters, Nancy and | Julie, were guests Saturday ■ evening of the American
We wish to thank our many Fletcher National Bank of In-
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friends and neighbors, the nurses, aides, Dr. Ernst, and WFN for all the sympathy and kindness given in the passing of Claude Barker. Laura Black and Bonnie pd
AUCTION AT REELSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Sat, June 3, at 10:00 a.m. SPONSORED BY BAND PARENTS PUBLIC INVITED
* ANNOUNCING * THE HIRT HOUSE RESTAURANT Will have catfi*h dinners every Friday starting 1:00 p.m. w/French Fries and slaw and drink. $1.35 Horn. Mad. Bread Wednesdays
dianapolis for a buffet dinner and the viewing of the 500 Festival Parade. The Reelsville school will be the site of a public auction, starting at 10 a.m., Saturday, June 5, sponsored by the Band Parents’ Organization. Lunch will be served by ladies of the Band Parents. All proceeds will be used for school purposes. Daily Vacation Bible School at the Hanna St. Baptist Church; 501 E. Hanna St. will begin June 7 at 9:00 a. m. and will continue each morning thru June 11. Closing program on Sunday night June 13. We invite each child and young person from the age of three on up. Classes for all ages. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Leonard and A. L. Coleman of Fillmore attended the Memorial Day services Sunday at Mace. Little Miss Vonda Kaye Stierwalt, great granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Leonard was one of the flag bearers and she placed a flag at the cross in memory of one who is buried overseas.
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