The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 June 1965 — Page 3

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Bainbridge News

By Muriel Nelson Bainbridge Correspondent

Mrs. Arthur Giltz and Mrs. Fred Thompson attended the Reelsville Alumni banquet at Adamis Country Club at Brazil

last Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Guy ColHngs left Saturday for East Lansing, Mich., to visit their son Dr. Doyne Ceilings and family and attended the graduation

Friday. There was ft large number in attendance, which was divided in six classes. They presented a program Sunday night at church followed by a coffee hour for parents to view the work the children had done. Mir. and Mrs. Albert Harshbarger have gone to Ithaca, N. Y. to visit their son Bill and wife. Mrs. Maude Crodian is the guest of her con Mr. Paul Crodian and wife in Indianapolis.

Mrs. Frank Miller. Mr. and Mrs. James Reed are spending a week’s vacation at Muscalonge Lake in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knox of Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Shoaf visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gardner at New Mar- ;

ket.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steele attended the commencement program at Indiana University Monday morning where their

people realize,** Branigin said. Hovde said that by July 1 the AEC will have more detailed | specifications for the 200 billion electron - volt particle accelerator laboratory it plans to

build.

Miss Chloe Harmless took

of their granddaughter from Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hanks and grandson Kent Schurschel was Michigan State University. Mrs. Zada Pruitt to Thorntown one of the graduates. Rick Skelton, who lives south Sunday where they visited Mrs. j Mr. and Mrs. John Smith enof town was the all day guest j Cora Hartman and husband and tertained at dinner Sunday his of Jimmy Skelton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randall. grandmother Mrs. Sarah Smith

Tons Of Bombs Hit Viet Congs

Mrs. Deloris Doolins’ parents Mr. Roy Hubbard of Indian- and his father Jack Smith of

from Oregon are visiting Mrs. i apolis and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greencastle and Mrs. Betty Doolin and her husband, Rev. J Jenkins of Ladoga called on Darnell and son of Roachdale. Doolin and sons. Mrs. Ruth Hyatt Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. Victor Walter The Vacation Bible School at | Mr. and Mrs. Osborn Dickson a nd MVs. Ollie Davis are in the the Christian Church closed | and little grandson of Indian- northern part of the state on a apolis spent Sunday with his fishing trip,

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis

Dicksin.

Mrs. Lena Steele and Mrs. Helen Miller of Greencastle visited Saturday evening with

SAIGON UPI — Twentyseven U.S. Air Force B52 bombers rained tons of explosives on j Communist forces near Saigon today in a long-distance saturation raid that marked the first combat use of America s most powerful warplane.

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Mrs. Ernest Roth arrived

home Wednesday from the Putnam Co. hospital, where she

had undergone surgery.

The massive attack served as a clear warning that the United ] States is prepared to step up ! the air war against the Commu- ^ nists in both North and South j Viet Nam indefinitely to end ; the Red aggression. It raised i the possibility of B52 raids on North Viet Nam.

COMMISSIONERS CLAIMS The Putnam County Board of Commissioner* will meet in regular session Monday June 21, 1965. at 9:00 legal time at the Court House in Greencastle. Indiana, to consider the following claims: HIGHWAY

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INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Indiana will strengthen its bid for the world’s largest atom smasher with more information to be turned over to the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission. Governor Branigin conferred Thursday with Presidents Elvis Stahr of Indiana University and Frederick Hovde of Purdue, cochairmen of the committee which is advising him on efforts to obtain the $280 million nuclear research facility for a site

The planes flew all the way from Guam, 2,600 miles from the target area, and returned | safely to the Pacific island. Two B52s were lost at sea after a collision near the Philippines during the incoming leg of the mission.

Four airmen were rescued alive. The body of another crew member was recovered and seven more were listed as missing. |

John Walsh 138.25 ,

von e York 141 95 ! near Indianapolis.

Woodson Buttery 170 85 Glen Crawley 142 80 Kenneth Broadstreet 158 10 James Marcum 130.40

Thompson Alien 128 oo added to the presentation which

Noble Austin 108.80

The major item of discussion was information which will be

Launch Offensive Far to the north of the jungle area attacked by the B52s, U.S. and South Vietnamese today launched a large-scale operation against guerrillas threatening the American air base at Da Nang.

Harold Goodman 120.00 ! William GrUfin 134.40 Buryi Guy 134 40 Earl Haltom 134.40 Roy Weller 135.20 Virgil Walters 128 25 | Kenneth Boiler 113.25 Jerry Hurst 126.00 DeWayrre Costln 58.50 . Harry Miller 136.00

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Stahr and Hovde made Tuesday in Washington to A EXT Chairman Glenn Seaborg. They said later they plan a sizeable addition covering such things as power costs, expanded jet airline facilities and a widening of the recreation picture to include much of the

state.

“We expect to beef up the presentation on recreation,” Banigin said. “Maybe we didn't make it quite as explicit as we could the enormous facilities available.” He mentioned among other items the Monroe, Salamoine, Mississnewa, Huntington, Wildcat and Big Pine reservoirs. “We don’t have Pike’s Peak but we do have a lot more in recreational facilities than most

An American military spokesman at Da Nang said a U. S. Army enlisted adviser was killed when a round of friendly artillery fell short of Communist positions along a river near the village of Le My eight miles northwest of the base.

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NEW YORK UPI — Three Negro terrorists who plotted to blow up American shrines of liberty were sentenced to ten years in jail Thursday. A shapely Canadian accomplice who turned on them at the trial got a five-year sentence. The three members of the proCastro Black Liberation Front (BLF) stood stolidly before federal judge William B. Herlands and heard themselves described as “hate-inspired” conspirators who planned a grand hate-Amer-ica gesture. The three — Robert Steele Collier, 28, Walter Augustus Bowe, 32, and Khaleel Sultarn

Sayyed, 22 — were convicted last Monday of plotting to dynamite the Statue of Liberty, the Washington Monument and the Liberty Bell. Their accomplice—blonde. 27- ' year-old Michelle Duclos, a former Canadian television personality and an activist in Canadian separatist groups—pleaded guilty at the outset of the trial to charges of smuggling dynamite in from Canada for the three ; conspirators. She testified for the prosecution at the trial and was termed by prosecutor Stephen E. Kaufman a “most cooperative witness who is truly penitent and has been very helpful to the government.”

HOME TO HOUSE — Lady Churchill, 80-year-old widow of Sir Winston Churchill, leaves her London home to take a seat in the House of Lords. QiKtn Elizabeth persuaded her to accept a peerage and become jone . of her “right trusty and well- i beloved” counsellors.

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