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’College Grad Is Killer, Robber NORTH PLATTE, Neb. UPI —A clean - cut college graduate wanted for the bloodiest bank robbery of modern times played a tense game of cat-and mouse today with law enforcement of-
ficers.
Federal bank robbery charges were filed here Sunday against Duane Pope, 22. a clarinetplaying Kansas farm boy who was a small college football hero and a “fine person” in nearly everyone’* book. The Federal Bureau of Investigation issued a nationwide alert for Pope. Murder charges were to be filed today at Chappel, Neb.
1 Ruled Suicide T Plymouth UPI — Marshall i County coroner. Dr. James 1 Coreusey has ruled the death of former Tippecanoe Twp. trustee Welcome Trowbridge, 48, a suicide, saying the man had been ill for several months. | Aneighbor discovered Trowbridges body Saturday, hanging in a garage at Trowbridge's
home in rural Bourbon.
The Deify Banner, Greencattle, Indiana Monday^ June 7, 1965
LBJ Appeals To Red Illations
I would say to the people—and to the leaders—of the Com munist countrries, to the Soviet Union, to the nations of Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia, we extend to you our invitation: ‘Come, now, let us reason to-
gether. . .’
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Klan Parades In Atlanta, Go. By United Press International The Georgia Ku Klux Klan staged a Sunday parade down famed Peachtree Street In Atlanta Sunday and Grand Dragon Calvin Craig said the Klan plans to organize at Crawfordsville to counteract civil rights
action.
About 500 persons, including men, women, children and two Klansmen accused of slaying a
WASHINGTON UPI President Johnson is engaged in a
personal and very serious cam- ., The need of man , the need paign to persuade the peoples 0 f t h e .se times— is not for arms and leaders of the Communist races or moon races, not for world to Join the United States races into space or races to the in “a wain toward peace.” 50110111 of the Pea - If com P eti -
tion there must be, we are
Twice in the past five days ready and we are willing althe Chief Executive has made ways to take up the challenges major speeches centering on the and commit our country to its theme that now is the time tasks. But this is a moment “when the opportunity is open when the opportunity for men of and beckoning for men of all all nations to come and to take
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Pope, who graduated little more than a week ago from McPherson, Kan. College, was charged with the $1,500 robbery last Friday of the Farmers
State Bank at Big Springs, white woman, took part in the Neb. The bank president and 3 iient parade along Peachtree, two cashiers were shot to death B ut a rally at the city’s Hurt in the back while they lay paj-^ drew about twice that spread-eagled on the floor. An- number. They cheered when other employe was seriously Q ra igr made the announcement wounded. 0 f p] ans to organize at the tiny northeast Georgia city where
nations to come and to take a walk together toward peace. .” Johnson's latest plea came Sunday during a commencement address at the Catholic University of America here. The first appeal was last Thursday night in a speech at a Democratic fund-raising din-
ner in Chicago.
In the Chicago speech. Johnson appealed over the heads of the Communist leaders to the peoples of the Soviet Union and
a walk together toward peace. “For let us never forget, the longest journey begins with a
single step.”
Rocket Found
HIGH WINDS BATTER DOWN TREE High winds along with torrential rains battered down a large tree located at the intersection of Washington and Bloomington Streets in Greencastle Sunday afternoon. The tree was blown across the road, but was soon removed to the sidewalk. Photo by Frank Puckett, Jr.
On The U. S. Farm Front
By GAYLORD P. GODWIN
WASHINGTON UPI
The
| application and cost shares, contracts. acreage, and obligations. by states. Export and import
Agriculture Department has re- ^ for ^ European Econom _ leased “Agricultural Statistics,^ Comunity _ the Comm on .that shows trends in America Market _ taRe consid€rable
agriculture.
space.
The selection on weights and measures and conversion factors serves as an aid when Sendee said red meat produc-
ucts to another.
“Agricultural - * Statistics' 1 ^ is designed to meet diverse needs for a reliable reference book on agriculture production supplies, consumption, facilities, costs, and returns. The 1964
volume contains 11 chapters The Foreign Agricultural and more than 000 pages. There Sendee said red meat prodcis information on land use. farm | tion in the 44 leading countries ownership, farm workers, and during 1964 totaled 112.2 billion food consumption. There are pounds. This was only slightly —statistics on weather, freight below the record high 113.5 rates, refrigerated warehouse billion pounds produced in 1963. storage, fisheries, forestry, 1964 output of ueef and world crops, and foreign trade, increased by almost 1 per The 1964 issue includes infer- cent, but this was offset by demation for the Great Plains dines in pork, mutton, lamb, conservation program showing and goat meat.
The confrontation was set when the committee begins hearings on military pay bills. It was to be the first public confrontation between the two men since Rivers became committee chairman last January. During the last five months, Rivers has more than lived up to his declaration that he would not give up any of Congress’ powers in running the U. S.
military establishment.
The latest clash centered on the question of how much of a pay raise members of the armed forces should receive. President Johnson has proposed an 4.8 per cent boost for all active duty servicemen except en-
listed men with less than two to a mile away
Discover Red
Chinese Arsenal SAIGON UPI — South Vietnamese troops today discovered an arsenal of Communist Chinese weapons on a beach near the border with North Viet
Nam.
Brig. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi, commander of Vietnamese forces in the area, said the arms cache included a 75 millimeter recoilless rifle — one of the largest Communist weapons
ever captured.
The bazooka-type rifle Is capable of firing a 25-pound explosive projectile at targets up
INDIANAPOLIS UPI — A 30-inch long rocket believed to be one of two dropped from an Ohio Air National Guard F-84 fighter plane at the Camp Atterbury firing range near here Saturday was flown to Toledo, Ohio, today for positive identiI fication. The air-to-ground missile fell 'from the plane Saturday as it I headed from the 180th Tactical i Fighter Group base at Toledo to the firing range. The missing rockets were discovered when the craft arrived at the range.
civil rights workers have been satellite nations of Eastern
Europe and Asia. In Sunday's speech he included the Red
leaders in his plea.
“On this Sunday morning....
staging demonstrations.
“I believe we ought to organize there now and give the white Christian people a chance.” Craig told the crowd.
OFFICE CLOSED for Vacation June 12-July 13 Dr. W. R. Tipton
ceive a 2.7 per cent pay hike. y- et But Rivers has called for a 10.7 per cent increase for all
uniformed personnel.
Six More Die On State Roads
County road near Muncie and hit a culvert. He was thrown out and the car rolled over and crushed him.
Storms Keep State On Alert
of the weekend, with severe In gi™nd fighting, military
tor- authorities said today that 80
Fred Cox, 77, Detroit. Mich.,
•y United Pren International was killed and three persons Btx persons were killed in we re hurt Sunday afternoon in
Indiana accident* during the a two-car collision on wet pave-! weather forecasts and a
weekend, raising the states men t of Indiana 67 between traffic fatality toll for 1965 to | Portland and Redkey. Police
said John Bruce Smith. 17. R. R. 3. Ridgeville. driver of the ;
other car. pulled into the path ^ Idurimr the weekend aeainst of the Cox car after atoppihg m Tipton County Sunday after- Comm|ml9t lons „„ mUM
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at least 572 compared with 481
a year ago.
Wet pavement from rainstorms was blamed for at least
two crashes.
J. Tom Galloway, whose identification papers indicated addresses at Dayton, Ohio, and Indianapolis, was killed Sunday night on Indiana 67 on the southwest edge of Indianapolis when a car in which he was riding skidded out of control on
wet pavement and smashed into in ^ ton ’ WaS kiUed in a tw0 ' Car
Smith. They were taken to Jay County Hospital at Portland. Larry W. Kramer, 23. Bloom-
Montana Gets A Viet Snow By United Pr«tt International
Cold winds Swept across Montana today, splattering wet snow and dropping temperatures by nearly 40 degrees in only a few hours. Scattered thunderstorms rumbled across j the muggy eastern half of the
years service who would re- j n air vvar a g a i ns t North nation.
The 40-mile-an-hour winds j sent snow flying in several nor- i them Montana cities. The temperature at Kalispell plummeted from an afternoon high of 80 degrees Sunday to 41 degrees to-
day.
The cold front was punching eastward through North Dakota and Wyoming. The weather bureau said it would bring cooler temperatures to the central Great Lakes area later today. Nearly 2 inches of rain swamped Birmingham, Ala., in six hours during the night. Victoria, Tex., picked up 1.70 inches in one hour. The storms reached northward into the Great Lakes states, pelting Ohio with hail and dropping an inch of rain at Belleville, 111. Tornadoes and high winds were common across the Midwest Sunday, with twisters reported at Lovington, HI., and Osage City, Mo.
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Spray your favorite scented air freshener on the ironing board cover just before ironing. All the items you iron will be faintly scented. Or, for gloves and scarves, mix a few drops of
cologne in the water when rinsing.
Nam, pilots returning
from a series of day and night missions Sunday reported a se1 ries of successful strikes against j a variety of transportation targets and a major Communist air
base.
The air activity was marred. I however, when two U.S. Marine Corps helicopters collided in the 1 air over the South China Sea,
KID STUFF
What do kids open and close more often than the back door during summer? The refrigerator door. .. that's what! And the more you open the door the more frost builds up unless
you have an electric “no frost” refrigerator- | at borne when you wish they were,
freezer! Then, you can forget defrosting— forever. You can forget about food discoloration, and taste changes caused by refreezing, too. Isn't it time you put a modern “no frost” refrigerator-freezer in your kitchen? Your electric appliance dealer has a wide selection
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Stormy weather kept Hoos- ki,lin S a11 ei ^ ht American crew-
iers on the alert through much | men -
nado warning or two issued and at least one little twister caus-
ing minor damage.
A baby tornado was reported
Communist guerrillas were killed and 60 others wounded when | leatherneck artillerymen unI leashed a heavy bombardment
momentarily at the intersection noon as a squall line swept
of the highway with a county across the state Wlth stron e TT c
road _ winds and moderate rainfall de-
veloping.
Injured were Charles Cox, 54, Detroit, son of Fred Cox; Mrs. I The little twister was reportEdith Cox, 64. Detroit, and ed firat at the north ed S e of
another auto.
Doyle McConnell, IndianpaoHis, riding in the car with Galloway, was hurt critically. The driver of the other car was identified as Emmett Dingus, R. R. 3, Martinsville.
collision north of Bloomington on Indiana 37 Saturday night. Police said Kramer pulled back too quickly after passing an- 5 other car and locked bumpers. Earlier Saturday, Gerry Wal- j
Tipton, where a house trailer owned by Paul Crimme was turned upside down at the KLM Trailer Court on Indiana 19. The tornado touched down again about four miles northeast of Tipton, tearing the roof from an outbuilding along Indi-
ana 213.
Two tornado warnings were issued Sunday—one for Lake County after two funnel clouds were seen in the afternoon in
„ . . . . „ nearbv Illinois, the other for 2. Alexandria, was killed Sun- Cloyd Short, 36. Miclngan City, j Vermimon parke Mont
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ery, Fountain, Warren and Tippecanoe Counties after a
David L. Hidway, 29. R. R.
ley. 25, Hammond, was killed when his motorcycle skidded into the side of a car, and
At least three U.S. Marines have been killed in clashes with the Viet Cong near Da Nang
since last Friday.
The Chinese Communist weapons cache w r as turned up on a stretch of beach about 15 miles east of the city of Hue, about 400 miles north of Saigon. The area, is near the place where six North Vietnamese sampans and 35 crewmen were captured last week while trying to infiltrate military supplies into South
Viet Nam.
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MAN TALK
Father's Day coming up June 20th! Surprise him with an electrical gift! Bet he'd like an electric shaver, power tool or hedge clippers. Or, how about an electric charcoal grill lighter? Or, surprise
him with a room air conditioner. Electricity does so many things so well and so economicaliy! Give him an electrical gift this year! Want to see your hint in print? Send your recipes and ideas to: Kathy Kilowatt, Plain-
field, Indiana.
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1 electric skillet 2 lbs. round steak, cut Va" thick Seasoned flour 3 tbsp. butter or margarine 2 tsp. minced onion ^ Vi !b. mushrooms, sliced
!A cup sherry wine or bouillon Salt and pepper to taste 1 pint sour cream 2 tbsp. tomato paste Vi tsp. paprika
Serves 6 Remove fat from meat. Cut meat into strips about IVa" long and 1” wide. Roll in seasoned flour. Heat butter or margarine in the electric skillet. Add meat and brown. Push meat to one side of skillet and add onion and mushrooms. Cook until onion is soft and yellow. Mix with meat strips. Add sherry or bouillon, stirring constantly until sauce bubbles and thickens. Cover and cook until meat is tender. Add sour cream, tomato paste, and seasonings. Blend and heat thoroughly. Serve from the skillet over buttered noodles from your electric cooker and fryer.
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day night when his car went out was killed when his car hit two of control on a Delaware trees near LaPorte.
Dr. L J. Goldberg Registered Podiatrist Will b« in his office far Treatment of Foot Ailment* Wed. June 9th After 8:30 A. M. at tfio COMMERCIAL HOTEL Phono Ol 3-5417 for Appointmontt
Disagree Over Military Pay
Woman Wounded By Mate's Gun
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FRANKTON UPI — Police said here Mrs. Wanita Leever, 30. rural Frankton, was wounded by a shotgun blast early Sunday when her husband apparently thought she was an
tornado was reported near Lovington, 111., in the evening. ! Severe thunderstorm alerts were issued for various areas of the state both Saturday and
Sunday.
Strong winds blew clouds of
WASHINGTON UPI — De- dust from plowed fields and intruder at the couple’s home,
fense Secretary Robert S. Me- mixed it with rain to provide a Namara and Chairman L. Men- hazardous coating of silt on del Rivers of the House Armed t highways throughout the storm Services Committee were ex- area. As a result, many traffic pected to meet head-on today accidents occurred, at least two
over the issue of military pay— of them fatal. a subject of bitter disagreement — between the two. ROUND FRANKS'
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A neighbor discovered Trow-- I who w-as listed in good condition at an Elwood hospital, told them she got up early to an- j swer the door. Police said Mrs. Leever talked with a caller and then went into the kitchen to
get a drink of w-ater.
NEW YORK UPI—Satisfy | They said while in the kitchen hearty vacation appetites, in- the woman made some noise i doors or out, with kraut and her husband fired a shotgun round dogs, intriguing sand- blast through the bedroom door wiches that are nutritious, which wounded Mrs. Leever on economical and easy to pre- the thigh. pare. — - ■
Slit frankfurters about ten
now in the Lincoln Continental tradition
PEPPERY PEPPARD
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — George Peppard, still embattled
Awarded year’s top honor
times without cutting all the way through. They will curl as they grill or cook in water.
Place round dogs on toasted | after quitting “Sands of Kal-! hamburger buns and top with ahari.” has signed to star in sauerkraut. j “The Blue Max.”
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