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Crond Jury Hands hdictment Today CROWN POINT, Ind. UPI — A Lake County grand jury Wednesday handed down 11 jlealed indictments in connection with an alleged $100,000 license plate racket in the county. Recommending that future fp-and juries continue the investigation, the report cited “slovfnly procedure” in some public •tffices and “complicity” by certain individuals. The jury's report said the racket, involving improper sales of auto tags to persons ineligible to buy them because of delinquent tax payments, stemmed . fcom widespread disregard for ‘notarization laws and added •that such sales are likely to re«ur unless precautions are taken "by supervisory officials. The report followed a sixjnonth investigation which included testimony from 300 per•ons. I Earlier, the jury indicted two notaries public, Mrs. Velma *. Wall, 39, and Mrs. Elinor Pauli, 3*5. on charges of falsely attesting to affidavits in connection with license plate sales. Charles Colson, 51, a Gary truck stop operator, also faces charges in-

' volving auto tag sales. Lake County Prosecutor Henry Kowalczyk said the grand jury report concerned mainly the midtown Gary and Hobart license branches and the offices of the Lake County treasurer and assessor.

| was behind passage of legisla- ! tion authorizing the new committee almost a year ago. No steps were taken to set it up or provide funds for it at the time, however.

Ethics Of Senate Members Under Eye WASHINGTON UPI — Republican and Democratic Senate leaders were expected today to announce the names of senators assigned to a new committee to keep an eye on the ethics of members and Senate employes. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, Mont., said that he and GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen, 111., had selected three members each several months ago for the select committee on standards and conduct. Mansfield said, however, that activation of the committee had been withheld until the rules committee’s inquiry into the business affairs of former Democratic Senate Secretary Bobby Baker was over. The investigation formally ended Wednesday. The drawn-out investigation

Tito Visits The USSR; "Likes'' MOSCOW UPI — President Tito of Yugoslavia flew home today at the conclusion of the "most successful” visit he has ever made to the Soviet Union. Tito, his wife and a party of Yugoslav officials boarded a jetliner for Belgrade at the end ! of a two week official visit which brought widespread Soviet - Yugoslav agreement on | major international issues. Tito himself called his stay in the Soviet Union the "most successful” of his career.

NLRB Steps Up Taxi Strike NEW YORK UPI — The National Labor Relations Board Tuesday stepped into the taxicab strike and ordered that col-

lective bargaining elections be | and another man was arrested held in 38 of the city’s fleet ga- j for assaulting a taxi driver, rages. They also reported a taxi burnThe NLRB order came as a ing, the beating of a taxi driver bitter pill to the Taxi Drivers’ | by four men, and injury of a Organizing Committee, which i woman taxi passenger by a rock struck the 83 fleet owners early | hurled through a window.

Monday morning in a concerted | effort to gain immediate union

recognition.

The NLRB ballots will propose three atlernatives to the striking taxi drivers and mechanics: representation by the ing committee, by Teamsters organizing committee, by Team-

Weather Ship

Ready To Launch

CAPE KENNEDY UPI — America’s 10th Tiros weather satellite is set for launch te-

sters Local 826, or the status night to reinforce the nation's quo—no union at all. j space watch for hurricanes.

Spokesmen for the organizing ; committee said Tuesday that the strike would continue de-, three-stage Delta rocket scheduled to blast off toward a hard-

The camera - carrying storm

I to-reach-north-south orbit dur- ; ing a 65-minute period starting

at 11:07 p. m. EST:

spite the NLRB ruling. More than 7,000 fleet owned cabs remained idle as the strike en-

tered its third day today. New incidents of violence

were reported Tuesday night If all goes well, Tiros-10 will and early Wednesday. Police ar-! join three other orbiting weathrested a part time taxi driver | er observers to give the United for assaulting a union organizer * States full coverage of the

earth’s storm breeding areas <*iring the six-month hurricane season that began June 1. One of the satellites now circling the globe, Tiros-9, sighted a tropical disturbance Monday about 500 miles east of Trini- | dad. The disturbance has been | given little chance of develop- | ing into the season's first - storm. Tiros-10 is the first spacecraft financed by the weather bureau. The bureau, which is i paying $4.5 million for the satelI lite and its launch, decided to use it to make certain at least one space eye will be in operation throughout the storm seaI son. Tiros-7 and 8 are 24 tnd 18 months old and their remaining lifetime is unknown. Tiros-9, or- | bited in January, will be view-

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Thursday, July 1,1965

ing the dark side of earth during the peak of the hurricane season n August and September.

Judges Selected INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Governor Branigin today completed the membership of a new threejudge St. Joseph Superior Court which comes into being ThursI day under terms of a 1965 law. Branigin announced that E. Spencer Walton, now judge of St. Joseph Superior Court 1, and F. Kenneth Dempsey, now judge of St. Joseph Superior Court 2. would serve on the new : court along with Norman Ko- ! pec.

Branigin earlier named Kopec as a member of the court, which replaced the old Superior Courts 1 and 2. Walton and Dempsey will serve until Dec. 31, 1966, which is the same expiration date for the terms to which they had been elected in their old jobs in 1962. Kopec will serve until Dee. 31, 1968.

Equipment Lost PETERSFIELD, England UPI — Farm equipment eight feet tall, five feet wide, painted in red and yellow and carried on three railroad cars, was “lost” for three weeks on a 94-mile trip from Northampton to Petersfield.

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