The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 June 1965 — Page 5
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Safes Increase la Some Areas
Bailey Offers Hawaiian Trip
'US., Soviet Union 1 Relations Cooler
WASHINGTON UPI
Offi-
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lowlands.
“The river bogged down, it sort of spread out and aetiled and then just started creeping at us,” a sheriff’s spokesman
cials said today that Soviet- Mid-
American relations had cooled
The flood crest reached more than six feet above bankful and the river wa^ expected to remain in flood for 72 hours. Fifty miles upstream at
t Th* slashing of federal ex- WASHINGTON UPI — Democise taxes spurred sales in cratic National Chairman John some areas but most merchants M. Bailey is giving a party mem-
across the nation agreed it per somewhere a chance to par- considerably because of the inwould take a month before the i a y a $10 contribution into a creased tempo of the Viet Nam
full effect of the tax cut is felt. t ri p to Hawaii. war.
Effective Tuesday, levies end- Bailey announced a nation- The Russians, who once were «d on auch items as handbags, wide essay contest for the par- credited with trying to exert in- ^* a ™ ed ’ j wallets, cosmetics, luggage. t y- s jjq contributors with a fluence in Hanoi for a negotiatjewelry, furs, phonographs and f our .week Hawaiian vacation as ed settlement, now appear to be Records, radios and television the g ranc } prize. trying to match Red China in •eta, musical instruments, cam- A11 the i uc ky winner has to the bitterness of their attacks
$ras and film, household appli- ^ 1S provide the best explana- on U.S. policy.
Jfncea and lighters and match- tion of why he is a Democrat No matter what Russia may
Flowers promised to press’
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murder charges against three Klansmen indicted in the slaying of Mrs. Viola Gregg Liuzzo,
forttie^ ^abinet nrinisters, have
^ In addition, the federal tax on jew automobiles was slashed 4rom 10 to 7 per cent and the J10 per cent levy on room air Conditioners was eliminated, *oth retroactive to May 15.
in 25 words or less. say or do, however, the United Bailey, asked why he was a States does not intend to abanDemocrat. told newsmen, “I don its military effort to perguess I was bom one.” He suade the Viet Nam Commu-
thought it over a few seconds rusts to stop fighting and t* 01 j Alters from pouring over into and then decided *T like to be j peace. | low areas o£ the city.
to flood stage early Tuesday, the crest was recorded at one to two feet above the high water marks established during
the 1951 flood.
Angry waters pounded at a weakening dike near Larned. National Guardsmen and volunteers battled for more than an hour sandbagging a 15-foot section of leveee to keep the murky
*T think and I would hope
been areeted. 1 the house would feel the speAn estimated 4,000 young AJ-! cial citation in the last two
a civil rights worker from De- j gerians Tuesday night staged honors lists for services to the troit. following a voting rights i the best organized pro-Ben Bel- export trade is something which march from Selma to Mont- i la demonstration since the is to the good of the country gomery last March. Trial of the strongmean was overthrown by and shows recognition of those first Klansman ended in a dead- i the army last Saturday. who have been earning foreign
locked jury and a mistrial. The mobs rampaged through , currency.” «.t/ .v .... . t he he art of downtown Algiers, | If these petit juries continue n n .1 ■>
J yelling “Long Liva Ben Bella
and “Down With Boumedienne.” Police with clubs had to fire warning shots and tear gas grenades and army troops iater
had to be called out to quell WASHINTON UPI — Legisthe demonstration. Many dem- la tion to require health wa i n-
to free murderers just because civil rights activities are involved, then I expect the government to step in to make civil rights murders federal
crimes,” Flowers said.
Disagree Over Health Labels
Alabama Circuit Judge T. onstrators were injured.
Werth Thaggard, who presided over the trial at Hayneville in ! May, said Tuesday that a new trial for Collie Leroy Wilkins, - 21, likely would be held Sept.
jury Indicts Bank Slayer 2 OMAHA UPI — A federal Jrand jury today indicted coliege football hero Duane Pope
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•n charges of slaying three persons and shooting a fourth in the robbery of a bank at tiny &lig Springs. Neb. " The indictment meant that |he rangy, 22 - year - old May
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trial in federal court at North votes Platte, located 70 miles from v i- se
with the winner” might be a : The stepped-up Soviet propa- j The river returned to its 127. better entry. ganda offensive coincided rough-. banks at Syracuse( the fir3t ,
Queen Marks Anniversary
ings on cigarette packages appeared today to be headed for some tough sessions between House and Senate negotiators. The House, acting by voice vote, Tuesday passed its version of a bill requiring the health labels. Like the measure
Both Imperial Wizard Robert fulRbrnfmof P assed 1a5t week bv the SenatP -
Shelton and Alabama Grand
There will be two grand ly with the beginning of U.S. Kansas low -n caught in the Ark-
prizes. One will go to the author air attacks on North Viet Nam. ■ ons i aue ht and was rap- “““ ~ ” ' " liberties has been the British
ansa* onslaught, was_ rap ( Dragon Robert Creel were un- , Parliament , s greatest glory . "Caution:
it called
of the best essay and the other 1 will go to the person who enrolls the largest number of $10
contributors.
idly receding to normal stages at Garden City and Dodge City.
Medicos Debate Medicare Law
3-State Flood
Damage Mounts | Opens Probe Of
Ku Klux Klan
available for immediate comment on Flowers’ statements, but Klan attorney Matt Murphy, who defended Wilkins, accused Flowers of "looking for
a better job."
NEW YORK UPI
The
aduate of Kansas McPherson policy-making unit of the AmerUege would probably face ican Medical Association AMA
today on how to adthe nation’s doctors to
Ihe scene of the Farmers State behave toward medicare if it
£ank massacre.
* U.S. District Judge John W. Dellehant immediately issued a
becomes law, as expected.
Should they boycott? Or co-
operate—while loyally
; GREAT BEND. Kan. UPI —Showed to almost a standstill, the rising flod waters of the Arkansas River crept through
this west central Kansas com- Alabama s attorney general munity today on its most de- declared war on the Ku Klux structive path in modern his- Klan Tuesday, calling Klansmen
tory. | "hooded killers Upwards to 20.000 persons civil disorder. ’
have already been forced from
By United Press International
dedicated to
Killed In Fall From Scaffold
But she warned that each genertaion must assert its rights anew. The Queen was speaking in historic Westminster Hall on the 700th anniversary of the first Parliament summoned by Simon de Montfort.
for a label reading cigarette smoking hazardous to your
may be health.”
A stumbling block between House and Senate agreement was seen, however, over a provision to bar the Federal Trade Commission FTC from requiring similar warnings in cigar-
Richmond Flowers said in
Critically injured was Russell lacked these qualities. a Miller, 18. Lawrence, S.D., who ——
their home, in , three-state Mon ^ ^ ofBce had ; oppo,. r, “r “ m the mu - r" f “*T^
warrant for Pope and ordered big. Or just sin tight, swallow Approximately 8.000 persons a [ 1 .' * »• 1 it sent to Kansas City, Mo., 1116 bltt<?r P U1 * and ho P e for a in the south part of Great Bend. P olltlpally powerful organization also fell from the platform as where Pope is being held. j sweetener? one-fifth of the town s popula- i ^' lth far ™ ore ^ m a ' the two youths worked on a silo Pope roamed all the way to The AMA re P ref;e nts 206,055 tion, were ordered to leave bama tban th€ Z,0 ° USUa y ( on the Herbert Fervida farm. Mexico before surrendering to Physicians—about 72.5 of the their homes as early as Mon- e ' ,timat j Both youths were students at Kansas City police June 9 “be- country’s total—who belong to day by Mayor H. C. Davis. Flowers, a frequent critic of Goshen College. They were re-
called to adjust ourselves to
NAPPANEE UPI — Richard ra pj d changes of world influKing. 20. Intercourse. Pa., was ence. to new social forces and killed Tuesday when he fell 80 to unprecedented advances of feet from a scaffolding on a science and technology."
She said Parliament never
She said the British Parlia- ette advertising, ment’s mixture of realism and The House version calls for a idealism “has never been more permanent ban against such needed than today when we are warnings while the Senate bill
would forbid FTC action for
only three years.
Sources said senators strong-
Prime Minister Defends Beatles
cause X was tired of running.’’
Only Few Can Get U.S. Loans
54 states and territorial asociations. i ■
Belongings
were stored in Alabama Gov. George Wallace's
•two schools, businesses were racial stands, criticized Ala-
Its policy-making 235-man sandbagged and dikes were con- bama voter registration laws as House of Delegates was sched-; structed to help absorb the adequate at all.
uled to bring out for debate and brunt of the flood's frontal edge j
vote its report on resolutions which was originally expected “Many of our laws are fixed concernmg medicare—at least Monday. and set in order to prevent
WASHINGTON UPI — Only
a relatively small number of In- such law
diana's tornado victims can qualify for low-interest federal loans provided for victims of a natural disaster, a Senate Public Works subcommittee was told
Tuesday.
State Senators Keith C. McCormick, Lebanon. Ind., and Jack H. Mankin, Terre Haute, and Sheriff Woody L. Caton of Elkhart County testified before the subcommittee in support of legislation which would expand federal help available after disaster strikes. The Palm Sunday tornadoes left a death toll of 139 in Indiana with 1.472 persons injured and property damages totaling an estimated $60 million. Farmers in the tornado paths suffered tremendous losses, hut the avreage insurance coverage on property damage was less than 50 per cent. McCormick said. Much was not insurable, like fences and wells which In aome instances were pulled from the ground, he said "In many cases, all livestock and machinery were lost." he said. “These two items alone were carrying tremendous chattel mortgages, and now the farmers have nothing to offer for security for new loans."
nine of which advocated nonparticipation, a boycott, m any
Flood waters finally inched Negroes from voting, saldi through Great Bend early today Flowers, considered a potential 1 at a one mile per hour pace candidate for governor next •
PLEADS FOR SETTLEMENT — gen. J- William Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, stands outside the Senate chamber In Washington before making a plea for a negotiated settlement In Viet Nam. His plea was viewed •a the opening of new efforts to help President Johnson steer a middle course in the war against the Coromuntota in Viet Nam.
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ly favored their version and were not likely to agree to the House plan when the bills go to a House-Senate conference com-
mittee for compromise.
The controversy over a ban on warnings in advertising was touched off recently when the FTC announced it planned to begin requiring the warnings in
advertising on July 1.
The commission said advertising was the chief means of encouraging young persons to begin smoking and that it should be regulated. Many congressmen felt that this would usurp i the powers of Congress and that regulation of advertising 1 was not warranted at this time.
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LONDON UPI U.S. Adm. Thomas E. Moorer, newly appointed supreme Allied comi mander for the Atlantic, said
announced the release of 1.302 the presp recently of a very Tuesday the Russians would political prisoners who had been considerable number of awards not find a submarine war in jailed during Ben Bella's ten- and honors at all levels specif- the Atlantic a “pushover” alure. It said only Ben Bella and ieally for export services," Wil- ' though the West has insuffifiv* close aides, including two son declared. i cient anti-submarine escorts.
menting the inside wall of the silo when the accident occurred.
Situation Still Tense In Algiers
LONDON UPI — Prime Minister Harold Wilson came to the defense of the Beatles Tuesday in the controversy which developed when the rock ’n roll kings were awarded membership in the Order of the
British Empire M.B.E.
1 Wilson was asked In the
ALGIERS UPI — The new House of Commons what he Algerian regime tried today to though of awarding the covetimprove its image despite vio- ed M.B.E. for export services, lent rioting by student support- The Beatles, who have brought ers of ousted President Ahmed millions of dollars into Britain, Ben Bella. received their awards earlier
The new government headed this month,
by Co. Houari Boumedienne “We have been reading In
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