The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 June 1965 — Page 4

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AWARDED FIVE YEAR SERVICE AWARD Jo Ellen Gaston was awarded the Five Year Service Award by regional manager of Seaboard Finance Company, James A. Schafer. Pictured with Mrs. Gaston and Mr. Schafer are (right) local manager Robert Henderson, and two other employees of the firm, (left) Neil Thompson and Jo Ann Lairmore. Photo by Frank Puckett, Jr.

Bolters Offered GOP Amnesty WASHINGTON UP1 — Republicans for Progress Tuesday j proposed that ‘‘political amnes- ! ty” be offered to prodigal Republicans who supported President Johnson in 1964 if they will return to the GOP fold. The RFP, a moderate group.! made the proposal in the first issue of its newsletter just a few days after organization of the Free Society Association, a conservative group launched by Barry M. Goldwater. The moderates, headed by Charles P. Taft, former mayor of Cincinnati and a brother of the late Sen. Robert A. Taft, R-Ohio, include such prominent Republicans as Henry Cabot Lodge, former Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, N.Y., and Dr. Arthur S. Flemming. Its newsletter said polls indiate that “most of the six to eight million Republicans who voted for Lyndon B. Johnson, the candidate, continue to support him as President.” The moderate group argued that the Republican party “cannot afford to leave anything undone in the effort to prepare for a comeback in ’66 and ’68.”

Bride's Slaying Still Mystery

been held sfnee last Wednesday, mal charges against McLemora.

on a prleiminary charge of mur- | der that is binding for one week.; McLemore has told officers

Officials said they still cai> not determine where the slaying took place or whether robbery was the motive for the shooting. McLemore’s wallet was found the day after the shooting in a wooded area north of Vincennes

, his wife was shot by an un-

VINCENNES UPI — The known assailant as the two sat slaying of a bride of six months in their automobile along U.S. remained a mystery today and 41. McLemore said they had her husband, the only suspect stopped to change drivers wMle^”in custody, may be released en route to visit relatives in

within 24 hours. j Drakesboro, Ky.

Authorities indicated they! A paraffin test taken shortly have been stymied in efforts to i after the shooting indicated Mclearn more about the shooting Lemore had either fired a gun of Mrs. Marilyn McLemore, 26, | or handled nitrate recently, of-

Chicago. near here June 13. ficials said.

Her husband, Winston, 41, Is Knox County Prosecutor Erscheduled to be released Wed- i nest Tilley said unless new clues nesday unless formal charges are uncovered by Wednesday are filed against him. He has j morning he has no basis for for-

officials that 5140 was missing. McLemore, a carpenter, U A

former mental patient.

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dle all service work in connection ■with their heating plants. Lee again emphasized the desirability of getting the job done promptly to avoid possible delay in the fall. He also suggested that the gas pilot light be left burning during the summer. ( He pointed out the small amount of heat from the pilot keeps the {furnace dry, thus protecting it from corrosion from basement moisture. Also, you can have heat anytime you want it on damp or cool days which occur occasionally even in summer. And on the first chilly fall day, just turn 1 up the thermostat and your ! house is soon warm.

the weekend wreck in which Mrs. Linda Faye Rumpel, 18, lost her life.

Falls From Tower PENDLETON UPI — The j foreman of a painting crew was ! injured when he fell to the bottom of the water tower at the Indiana State Reformatory. Robert Crane was painting the inside of the mushroomshaped tower when he tumbled down. There was no water in the tower. Two of his crew members hoisted Crane out. He was not seriously injured.

Brazil Resident Takes Own Life BRAZIL UPI — Herschel Leroy Clark, 36, shot himself to death Monday night after failI ing at a reconciliation with his I former wife. i Authorities said Clark threatened to shoot his ex-wife, Marjory, and a neighbor of hers, Jack Fugate, then went around Fugate’s home and pumped a bullet from a pistol into his temple. Police learned a heated argument developed when Clark came to his ex-wife’s home and threatened her. She fled into bushes at Fugate’s home and he later also threatened to shoot Fugate when he tried to reason with Clark. Officers said Clark grabbed his former mate’s pistol and shot himself just as police arrived.

Youth Is Charged JEFFERSONVILLE UPI — Radford Colvin, 19, Jeffersonville. was charged with reckless homicide in connection with a two-car collision in which a teen-age bride was killed. Colvin himself was injured in

Penalized On Homicide Charge ANDERSON UPI — Norman T. Kendall. 44, Knightstown, drew a 1-2 year prison term, was fined $250 and costs, and his driver's license was suspended [ for one year on a reckless homicide charge. Kendall was charged in the traffic death last June of Raymond Kinnaman, 11, of near Greenfield. The boy was collecting on his newspaper route when he was struck by a pickup truck driven by Kendall along U. S. 40. The case was sent here on a

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