The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 June 1965 — Page 3

The Daily Banner, Greeneaitle, Indiana Wednesday, June 9, 1965

ReelsviJle Lions Auxiliary Meets The Reelsville Lions Auxiliary held their regular meeting in the Lions building on Saturday night, June 5, with ten members and two guests present. The meeting opened with Lions and Auxiliary singing, “Hail, Hail, The Lions Are Here,” “Three are Smiles.” and “America,” plus the pledge to the flag. Each group held their meeting in their respective places. Secretary’s and Treasurer’s reports were read and accepted. A motion was made and carried to give $5 to the Mental Health Association. The committee on the steam table made their report and it was voted to buy one. The auxiliary is to have charge of the June Euchre Party. Pot of Gold drawing was held with Blanche Reel and Thelma McGuire names were drawn for honorable mention and Nancy Hull's name was drawn for $5. She was not present so the amount for July will be S6. Guests were Mrs. Fressie Fischers and Diane Estes, Mrs. Fischer joined the auxiliary. The July meeting will be a dinner meeting at the Fairway Restaurant as guests of the Lions Club.

Disclosure of the wider role for U.S. combat troops came as Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, U.S. ambassador to Saigon, met State Department and Pentagon officials to review the" situation and plan further strategy.

U.S. Commander Gets Authority WASHINGTON UPI — The State Department said Tuesday that Gen. William C. Westmoreland, U.S. commander in Viet Nam, had been given authority to commit American troops to “combat support” operations if asked by the South Vietnamese command. This goes beyond the previous role of U.S. Marines and airborne troops, whose operations had been limited to “aggressive patrolling” to protect and defend defense perimeters around key U.S. airbases and Tital port facilities.

OFFICE CLOSED for Vacation June 12-July 13 Dr. W. R. Tipton

Johnson Is Under Pressure By Lyle Wilson President Johnson must have been under pressure this week to take his hands off the foreign relations controls to do an arm twisting job in^New York City. The arm belongs to Democratic Mayor Robert F. Wagner. Wagner shook up New York politics last week with a hint that he might not seek re-election. The grand political strategy to LBJ's Great Society requires that Wagner run this year as usual and that he be elected. Wagner is the Great Society's first and last defense against a Democratic take-over in New York state by Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. If Robert Kennedy's luck holds, he will gain leadership iof the Democratic party in New York state this year and in 1972 or his brother, Sen-! ator Edward Moore Kennedy D-Mass. will contest Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey for the Democratic presidential nomination. Wagner must be re-elected, of course, to continue aa tha top New York state Democrat. The Republican nominee for mayor will be Rep. John Lindsay, a left of center whizbang who refused last year to support Barry Goldwater for president and who shrinks now from soiling his campaign with a Republican label. Linosay probably can lick any Demo- ; crat for mayor except Wagner. He might even lick Wagner. Lindsay is a sort of Republican New Dealer.He won reelection to the U. S. House of Representatives from a wealthy New York City constituency by a long.sided margin. Most other city and state Republican candidates were clobbered. Democrats enjoy a 3-to-registration bulge over Republicans in New York City. If anyone can overcome that handicap, Lindsay can do it. He probably will have a big nam* Democrat, maybe two, on the citywide ticket with him. So Lindsay will be a fusion ,— -q. date more than a Republican.

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