The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 August 1965 — Page 3

South Korean Rioters Battle Police, Troops

SEOUL, South Korea UPI —,

An estimated 10.000 students Sunday in protest against a rein Seoul today during the fifth cent treaty to establish normal consecutive day of anti-govern- relations with Japan, ment demonstrations in the Former President Posun Yun South Korean capital. reiterated demands for new genA regiment of soldiers from eral elections to determine if the demilitarized zone rolled the people support the treaty, into the capital this morning to ! Many South Koreans are still back up riot police fighting the bitter toward Japan because erf demonstrators with clubs and 1 years of colonial rule by Japantear gas. The force included ar- ese war lords, mored cars and anti-aircraft Defense Minister Kim Sungguns. eun said President Park Chung Unconfirmed reports said an Hee ordered troops of the first additional division was ordered ; army command diverted from to stand by in the suburbs for the demilitarized zone facing possible action if the situation Communist North Korea to the

small cells In east-central Indiana. Evansville measured .84 of an inch of rain in the 24-hour period ending at 7 a.m. South Bend had .77, Lafayette .65, Fort Wayne .07. More scattered showers and thunderstorms were predicted through Friday in most areas, with afternoon temperatures today expected to hit the muggy high 80s and low 90s. The Louisville area reported a high of 93 Wednesday and it was 91 at Evansville. Overnight lows were mostly in the mid 60s.

On The U. S. Farm Front

worsened.

Thousands of students from the Seoul universities swarmed through the streets of the city,

hurling stones, bricks and rocks 2,000 students from the school at the police and soldiers. i clashed with riot police in the The demonstrations broke out j streets.

capital.

An estimated 200 soldiers stormed the campus of Yonsei University this morning after

IBJ Picks Stone Severe Storms Tor U.S. Marshal Hit In State

I WASHINGTON UPI — Dale C. Stone, 39. Greensburg, will be nominated by President Johnson to fill the post of U.S. Inarshall for the Indiana Southern District, the White House announced Wednesday. . Stone will succeed Robert A. TD'Neal, superintendent of the Indiana State Police, who resigned to accept the state post. The spot has been filled since O'Neal's resignation by Wilmer R. Whitehead of Winslow who was appointed by federal Judge William E. Sleekier. I Officials said the marshal's office would be in Indianapolis. A native of Greensburg, Stone graduated from Greensburg, Stone graduated from Greensburg High School and worked for the U. S. Post Office until 1958 when he built a supermarket and shopping center on Indiana 3 at the north iedge of his hometown. * Stone sold the business three years ago to devote most of his time to politics, serving as Campaign manager for former Bloomington Mayor Thomas A. Lemon in his unsuccessful bid Jor the Democratic nomination for governor. ! The marsha’s salary is established at $15,500 a year and 6 tone has the recommendation bf Democratic Sens. Vance Hartke and Birch Bayh Jr.

CARD OF THANKS • * We sincerely wish to thank ■the ministers, churches, Jones>Iatthews Mortuary, neighbors, and friends for their words of condolence flowers, cards, food, ^nd other acts of kindness ■shown us during our recent bereavement. ‘ Family of Carrie Gough Perkins

By United Press International Severe thunderstorms swept across Central Indiana late Wednesday night and early today, causing widespread but mostly minor damage. No injuries were reported, but winds reached gusts of up to 68 miles per hour at Indianapolis and Connersville, 65 mph at Anderson and 42 mph at Terre Haute. Hundreds of trees were uprooted and power was disrupted temporarily at many points when limbs crashed on utility lines. I Heaviest damage was reported at Lebanon and Fortville, where high winds struck a Jay- , cee festival which opened only Wednesday night. The winds ! toppled a small ferris wheel and ripped seats from a larger one. i Tents were blown down and 1 two concession tents were swept away. At Lebanon, the MarmonHerrington Automotive Division plant was leveled by tornado(type winds. The sides of the building caved in, then the roof fell. The plant employs about 40 persons but does not operate a night shift. The Lebanon area, where the Palm Sunday tornadoes last April 23 killed 23 of the 140 persons in Indiana, also sustained other heavy wind dami age. Considerable damage was also caused in the New Castle area iand at Muncie, part of the roof of the home of Police Capt. < John Casey was ripped away i and two store fronts were smashed. ' The storms moved into the i state from the west, dumped | 0.61 of an inch of rain on Indii anapolis, then broke up into

Zoo Is Offered Famous Horses DETROIT UPI — Millions of radio listeners no longer thrill i to the thundering hoof-beats from out of the past. And the Detroit Children’s 1 Zoo isnt even sure it wants the great horse Silver, the faithful | steed of that famous masked i champion of law and order on i the airwaves, the Lone Ranger. Mrs. Brace Beemer, widow of radio's Lone Ranger, said she has offered the original Silver, age 24, and a second Silver, 14, to the zoo. "We thought it would be a nice gesture to give ! them to the children of the city,” she said. But the zoo said special quari ters would have to be constructed for the two horses and there is concern that the animals might be dangerous because of their advanced ages. So the zoo hasn't decided whether they'll be accepted. Hi-Yo Silver, Away!

By Gaylord P. Godwin WASHINGTON UPI —California's diversified farm products combined to make the Golden State the leader in cash receipts for Agricultural commodities in 1964, according to an Agriculture Department statistical report. The state had cash receipts of $3,620 billion from all commidities in 1964. Iowa was in second place with cash receipts of $2,686 billion. Texas was third with $2,304 billion, Illinois fourth with $2,214 billion and Finnesota fifth with $1,493 billion. Other states that had total cash receipts of more than $1 billion were: Nebraska, North Carolina, Indiana, Kansas, Wisconsin, Missouri and Ohio. California achieved first rank in cash receipts with $2,299 billion from all crops and $1,321 billion from livestock. California held first place in cash receipts from eggs $204 million, greenhouse and nursery products $146 million, grapes $177 million, hay $124 million, turkeys $63 million, tomatoes $151 million, sugar beets $84

million, and barley $72 million. California also ranked high in cash receipts from cattle and calves, dairy products, cotton lint, broilers, potatoes, sorghum grain, oranges, rice, sheep and lambs, cottonseed, and apples. Iowa's second place in total cash receipts came from $1,995 billion from livestock, first in that category, and $691 million from all crops, ranking sixth in that area. loa ranked first in cash receipts from cattle and calves, $943 million, first from hogs, $702 million, and second from corn, $377 million. Texas was first in cash receipts from cotton lint, $566 million, sorghum grain, $218 million: rice, $97 million, and cottonseed, $76 million. Uinois, barely berind Texas in total cash receipts, ranked first in cash returns from corn and soybeans. Corn brought Illinois farmers $522 million and soybeans accounted for $376 million. Wisconsin was first in cash receipts from dairy products with $629 million.

tober, 1964. Wednesday they cost her $100, her fine after pleading guilty to not returning the books — "Don’t Go Near the Water” and "They Hanged My Saintly Billy.”

Sparks Accident PUEBLO, Colo. UPI—While Patrolman James E. Yenko was writing out a traffic ticket for a motorist he himself became involved in an auto accident. Authorities said the gear shift lever on Yenko’s squad car shifted mysteriously into reverse. The car backed up and hit another vehicle.

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Police Smash Singapore Plot SINGAPORE UPI — Police have smashed a plot to set up a Communist state in Singapore through armed revolution with Inronesian military aid. the government announced today. A government release said a group of Jakarta-trained Communists have been infiltrating Singapore since 1964, "bringing with them arms, explosives and ; propaganda material for fur- | thering their nefarious objectives to establish a Communist state in Singapore.” The statement said that whenever the Communists entered, they were kept under close survellance, unknown to them, and gradually police uncovered their organization and the whereabouts of their cache of arms and explosives.

his sock before he went to sleep. He was called out to join a patrol during the night. When he remembered the money, he was waist deep in mud. Others might have written it off as an expensive patrol, but not Wolf. He folded the wet shreds of currency into an envelope, enclosed an explanation and mailed it to the U. S. Treasury Department. Two weeks later the Rehrersburg, Pa., Marine received a government check for $100. "I guess I’ll have to think of a better place to keep it,” he said.

Lake Biwa can now rent a rowboat complete with pretty companion, according to the weekly Bunshun. The new boat landing’s motto is: “Enjoy yourself as if you and your companion were a couple in love” — but the article warns that the girls are trained to dunk any troublemakers.

Two Costly Books DULUTH, Minn. UPI —Mary Connors, 25, took out two books from the public library in Oc-

Complete Rentals KYOTO UPI — Romantic but dateless young men interested in an outing on nearby

Dance Friday, August 27th Greencastle Armory 8 to 11 P.M. Music by the Critters Adm. 75c

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Private Gets His $100 Back DA NANG, South Viet Nam UPI — Pfc. Arthur W. Wolf tucked away five $20 bills into

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