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

Contempt Case Delayed * INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The State Committee, was scheduled •riminal contempt of court case to appear in Hamilton Circuit •gainst James Neal, editor of. Court before Special Judge the Noblesville Daily Ledger, ! Robert McNevin of Indianapolis scheduled to begin today has today, but the attoroney’s ofbeen delayed at least until fice at the Hoosier capital said

The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Wednesday, August 18,1965

Thursday.

; Neal, who also is secretary of tha Indiana Republican, ni S ht -

Tuesday he was on vacation and would not return until to-

McNevin's office said the for- ; mer deputy attorney general of I Indiana was in California and no action would be taken on the Neal case before Thursday, if

i then.

McNevin was chosen from

JLady and her two children plan ! a panel of three judges to sit in to leave their summer home on for Hamilton Circuit Judge EdCape Cod next week for New- ward F. New, who filed the

Ooing To Newport WASHINGTON UPI — A spokesman for Mrs. John F. Kennedy says the former First

Greek Political Crisis May End ATHENS UPI — King Constantine may move to end Greece's political crisis tonight by calling on former socialist leader Elias Tsirimokos to form a new government, informed sources said.

Tsirimokos and former Deputy Premier Stephan Stefanpoloulos head a splinter group within the Center Union party, which is headed by former Premier George Papandreou. The crisis broke last month when Constantine blocked Papandreou's bid to take over the defense ministry and accepted his resignation instead.

!>ort, R. I.

^It has become somewhat of a late summer custom for Mrs. Kennedy and the children. Carolin, 7, and John Jr., 4, to visit with her mother and stepfather. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss, at Hammersmith

Farm in Newport.

contempt charge against Neal.

Will Get Aid

WASHINGTON UPI — Presl-

dent Johnson told the presi-1 dent of Chile Tuesday private and government agencies in the United States are moving rapidly to help the flood stricken

Latin American county. In an exchange of letters with

MANILA UPI — Two per- Chilean President Eduaro Frei sons were killed and several in- j Montalva. the President said an

initial shipment of blankets, clothes and medicines will be arriving there Tuesday. He said other supplies will be shipped into the devastated country in

the coming days.

feuding Tribes

jured in a battle Tuesday between the feuding Bauam and Tinglayan tribes in the Bontoc Mountains 300 miles north of

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STAT*: OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF

FUTNAM SS:

IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT

'APRIL TERM. 1»65

In the Matter of the Estate ef '®FFIE E. NEWGENT. Deceased.

- CAUSE NO 10 458

GOLDIE L RUNYAN. Executrl* NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX* SALE OF

REAL ESTATE

Be advised that Goldie L. Runyan In

Javits Proposes

WASHINGTON UPI — Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N. Y., Tuesday proposed continued unem-

ployment insurance for persons

I>etw« n «0 «nd «5 year, of

will offer for sale at private sale, for cann ot get jobs because of rash, at not less than the full ae- ... , praised value thereof, an house and lot ] automation or who live m areas located at 625 Anderson Street. Green- . ..nomnlrvinviont ' castle. Indiana, which i. more par- substantial unemployment.

Javits offered an amendment j l to the unemployment insurance

> .... .. • bill to provide help for older A part of the aouthweat Quarter of i * ^ y ** lot number seventy-one <7i» in flie : workers whose benefits otherEastern Enlraaement of the town . . ■ . • now cltyl of Greeneastle In Putnam | Wise would have expired.

County. State of Indiana: Beelnninc at the northeast corner of said aouthwest Quarter of said lot No. 71. runnina thence west with the north line of said quarter of said lot ninety <eo> feet: thence south parallel with the west line of said lot 71 to the south line of said lot: thence east en the south line of said lot ninety • eo> feet: thence North to the piece

of beclnnlnc.

ticularly described as follows: The followinr described real estate in Put-

nam County. Indiana, to-wlt:

A person would be eligible until retirement under Social Se-

curity.

Baby Suffocates

The aforesaid sale will take place at the Office of William L. McClellan, Attorney at Law. Room J. First-Citi-zens Bank Bulldlnt. 1 North Indiana. Greeneastle. Indiana, on the »th day of September. 1665 and from day to day thereafter until sold. An abstract showing merehantible title win be available for the examination of prospective purchasers, and | said sale shall be subject to the ap- 1 proval of the Putnam Circuit Court. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the hand •f said Executrix. GOLDIE t RUNYAN. Executrix william t. McClellan Attorney at Law Aug. 18-25-Sept. 1-St

CROWN POINT UPI — Authorities said Tuesday 4-month-old William Ham Jr. accidentally suffocated in his crib at the family home at Cedar Lake near here. Police said the baby's mother found him in the crib about 25 minutes after she put him to sleep. They said the child had a pillow over his face when found.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In the matter of determining the tax rates for certain purposes by Green•astle Township. Putnam County. Indiana. Before the Township Advisory Board Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Greeneastle Township. Putnam County, Indiana, that the proper officers of said township, at their regular meeting place, on th« 2Sth day of August 8:00 p m.. IMS. win consider the following

n budget:

TOWNSHIP BUDGET CLASSIFICATION Township Fond 4 Pay of Trustee. Rent. Clerical a Travel Exp * 3 . 3BO ♦ Books. Stationery. Printing 4i Advertising 400 Care of Cemeteries ■ JusUce of the Peace Salary and Fees * JKher Justice of the Peace Expense 4 ?f l - fther Civil Township Expenses • • • » Total Township Fund a 6.545 • Fire Fighting Fnnd < Fire Protection 815.000 Township Poor Relief Fnnd B. Direct Relief J. Total Direct Relief (Total B1 and B2) 835.000 j C. Other Relief L Commissary or Store 10.000 | Total Township Poor Relief Fund $45,000 Township Fnnd

Total Esti-

1. Fay of Trustee. Office Rent, Clerical Help A Travel Exp. $. Trustee'a Salary b. Office Rent e. Clerical Help d Travel Expense. Telephone Tolls and Telegrams 1 Books. Stationery. Printing and Advertising a Record Books b Stationery and Office Supplies c Printing and Advertising J Care of Cemeteries

4 Justice of the Peace Salary end Fees

a Salaries of Justices of the Peace b J.P. Fees on account of Discharged Defendants

5 Other Justice of the Peace Expense

b. Expense of Court Room Facilities. Rent c Supplies and Equipment d Premises on Official Bonds of Justices li Constables .

10 Other Civil Township Expenses

a. Pay of Advisory Board b Legal Services c. Premium on Official Bond of Trustee d Office Telephone Rental 125

Items

mate

3.250

240

550

350

3.390

100

150

400

800

500

300

400

450

150

130

125

855

•.345

35,000

10.000 45.000

Total Estimate Township Fund Tewnship Peer Relief Fend B DIRECT RELIEF C OTHER RELIEF a. Personal Service 3.000 1. Commissary or Store b Commodities Purchased 2.000 c. Supplies for Operation 1.000 • d Rent and Public Utility Service 1-500 • All Other Expense a . 500 Total Estimate Township Poor Relief Fund

Township Fnnd

July 1. 1865 Jan 1 IMS Jan 1. 1M7 to to to Dec. 31. IMS Dec 31 1M6 June 30. 1867

• SPECIAL TAXES

f Intangibles Tax—Banks 25 44 60 00 30 00 Intangibles Tax—Building and Loan . 8 17 25.00 20.00 Total Special Taxes 33 61 85 00 50 00 ESTIMATED AMOUNTS TO BE RECEIVED

A B C

Add Column A to Column B 500 00

Total Col. B 'Line 8a.

• Estimate of Funds' • ALL OTHER REVENUE » Docket Fee*

• Total Col B 'Line 8b.

Estimate of Funds)

• Total Col. C 'Line 11.

Estimate of Funds)

PROPOSED LEVIES

j Net Taxable Property—Twp 810 200 000. City 88.700.000

300 OO

130 00

500 00

800 00

250 00

800 Ofl

818 900 000

FUNDS Township Fira Fighting

FUNDS Township

Levy on Property

Amount to Be Raised

8 5.828

15.000

4TEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED TO BE COLLECTED Collected Collected Collected

To Be Collected

1M2

1M3

1964

IMS

.. S4.671

$4,400

84.058

S 5.790

4.750

4.480

15.000

* levies have been determined and presented to the county auditor not later than ■ two days prior to the second Monday in September, and the levy fixed by the county tax adjustment board, or on their failure so to do. by the county auditor, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal • to the state board of tax commissioner for further and final healing theron by filing a petition with the county auditor on or before the fourth Monday of SepJ tember o ron or before the tenth day after publication by the county auditor of . tax rates charged whichever is later, end the state board of tax commis- , sionrrs will fix a date for hearing in this county. F. E. BNIVELY. Truseg Dated Wed.. Mth August I *. m., 1M» Greencsstls Township

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