The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1965 — Page 3
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DEBUNKS COLUMBUS — This is the map which turned up in 1957 and has since been studied by specialists and scientists at Yale University who say it proves Lief Ericsson (right), the Norseman, and not Christopher Columbus (left) discovered America. The map was drawn about 1440, half a century before Columbus' voyage. The New World appears as an Island at left, with Greenland on its right. Europe is in the middle, with Africa below and Asia at right.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harshbarger visited their son, Dick and family in Manchester over
the week end and also attended S er y *n h®
the homecoming activities at
the college.
Mr. Maude Crodian and Mr.
Dale Goodman undrewent sur-
Putnam County
Hospital on Monday and was released Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wayne Hanks entertained a group of
and Mrs. Willis Dickson were friends at their home on SatSunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. urday evening. Those present Stanley Dickson of Indianapo- were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sharp, lis. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Luther and
Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Stock-
ton and sons, Danny and Scott
O’Hair, Mr. and Mrs.
r p ;„rs u ;iay with Wither j^, Mr - and Mrs -
John G. L.
Hanks, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Houser, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Minnick. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rooker. Mr.
„ and Mrs. W’m. Kelsey. Mr. and
morning. Guests for supper ^ Mr and Mrs
Lowell McCammack and Mrs.
Ella Minnick.
Mrs. Curtis Higgins was hos-
„ . . less Thursday evening to the
Ihe parents of a baby daughter Club Mrs w c named Kelly Suaan. She wa, t wa , awanM „ born at the Putnam County ' Also M „ Malc0 , m Hospital and wHghed 8 lb 11 or, sho „ kw „ ed Refreshment5 of
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Fine banana splits and coffee were
served by the mostess.
and family in New Castle. Duane Ross and little daughter Allison Anne visited Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ross Saturday
were Mr. and Mrs. George York and Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Taylor of Lafayette.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Beck are
More Refugee Cubans Arrive KEY WEST, Fla UPI — Cuban refugees impatient to leave their homeland faced a rough boat ride in the Florida Straits today over a "freedom trail” ' already blazed by a mounting number of their countrymen. Three boats brought 73 exiles to freedom Thursday despite the stormy weather. A Coast Guard cutter had to take aboard the passengers from one small boat for the last few' miles. A fourth boat, the 19-foot twin outboard Topeca, arrived early today carrying 11 refugees and the crewmen who went to Cuba to get them. The weather bureau said there was little hope of a letup today in the heavy rains, winds that gusted to 45 miles an hour at times Thursday and 10-foot
seas.
The Coast Guard reported it knew of no additional small craft en route from the embarkation port at Camarioca on Cuba's north coast. Carl Warner, a UPI reporter in Camarioca, said however, that more than a score of small boats had arrived to pick up refugees and were waiting to leave. Thursday’s crossing brought to 268 the number of refugees who have taken up Fidel Castro on his offer of letting Cubans j leave if they no longer W'ant to live under his regime. The figures do not include the 48 crewmen, most all of them Cuban exiles who made the trips to
get them.
Estimates of the number of Cubans who might initially leave their country if a formal transfer is negotiated by the U.S. and Cuban governments have ranged up to 42,500 and could go several times as high if Cubans are included who are not relatives of those already in
this country.
Since Castro took over, the State Department estimates some 350,000 Cubans have sought permission to come to
this country.
In Washington. State Department officials said they w'ere sending another note to the Cu- I
Tht Dally Banner, Greeneattle, Indiana Friday, Dctober 15, 1965
CROP ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING A meeting was held Wednesday at the Gobin Memorial Church to organize the plans for the Putnam County CROP campaign for 1965. Rev. Claude McClure of Greencastle is the county chairman, Rev. George Pyke of Fillmore is the campaign director, Robert Harvey is the promotion director, and Mrs. J. L. Stamper is the publicity director. CROP is a community appeal to free people from hunger. Gifts of grain and money are collected to help the millions of people across the world who face malnutrition and starvation. At the meeting most of the township area directors were named. Jefferson township, Guy Gaston, Jr.; Clinton, Floyd Yochum, Glen Flint; Franklin, Ben Buser; Jackson, Jewell Page, Alexander Hester; Russell, Paul Carrington, Rev. Charles Davis; Marion, Paul Salmon, Harvey Nichols; Madison, Clyde Spencer, Jr.; Warren, Stan Sutton; Greencastle, Bob Harvey, Rev. Claude McClure, Albert Avery; Washington, Bob Rissler, Bob Bain. Still to be named are Cloverdale, Foldy and Monroe Townships. Last year over $1800.00 was collected with over 50 convassers going throughout the county to tell the CROP story. The 1965 campaign dates will be announced soon. Banner Photo—Bob Simmerman.
Swiss which there.
Embassy handles
in Havana, U.S. affairs
and family of Mt. Meridian and Elizabeth Luther of Indianapolis were guests on Sunday of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rain Forecast Over Indiana
Soviet Union Ignores Nikita
Near Death
MOSCOW UPI—The Soviets today ignored the first anniver-
Showers will spread over In- sa ry of Nikita S. Khrushchev’s diana Sunday in the midst of fal , from power The man who
the brightest display of au- , . _ .
, ruled Russia for more than a
tumn foliage.
Forecasts called for rain decade w r as in seclusion at his starting Saturday night and country home, disgraced and spreading the next day. The relegated to the status of an
precipitation could bring down " Un person ”
LAFAYETTE UPI — Janies McKinzie, 42, Delphi, was near , death in St. Elizabeth Hospital here today from an ax wound i suffered in a fight with an-
other man.
Police held a man they identified as Else Howard, 42, Lafayette, in Tippecanoe County Jail on a prelminary charge of assault and battery. The incident happened just outside of Lafayette, and police said evidence indicated there was a fight over a woman.
resuscitation. But the efforts were fruitless and Hamilton County Coroner John Haywood pronounced the baby dead of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning.
some of the brilliantly colored
leaves and shorten the annual I Soviet newspapers made no show for visitors to Hoosier j mention of the upheaval a year woodlands and hills. ago that deposed Khrushchev The five - day outlook called and replaced him with twofor rain totaling one-half to headed leadership — Premier
. two-thirds of an inch, mainly Alexei N. Kosygin and Commu- to the State Department Thursan go\einmen toda\ in an at j a ^ . n wee k en{ i an d early nist party chief Leonid I. Brez- day about the bombing of a
Spain Protests
WASHINGTON UPI — The Spanish ambassador protested
Red In Hiding KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia UPI — Unofficial reports cir* culating here today said Indonesian Communist party leader D. N. Aidit was hiding in the Chinese Communist embassy in Jakart. One diplomat said he was reasonably sure that Aidit had sought sanctuary from Chinese officials in the Indonesian capital to escape anti-Communist mobs demanding his death.
tempt to arrange an orderly ex odus of refugees from China. Worried about the hazardous small boat shuttle across the stormy Florida Straits, the U.S. government hopes to quickly arrange a regular evacuation operation in U.S.-supplied vessels and aircraft. Negotiations were being carried out by the
next week.
Even before the Saturday night and Sunday showers, forecasters saw a chance of a few showers or thunderstorms
today and tonight.
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Spanish ship at San Juan, Lawyer Sentenced
Puerto Rico.
The Marquis de Merry del Val protested against the placing of a bomb aboard the vessel Sunday by members of the
ishchev’s demise, the makeup of | Insurrectional Movement for Temperatures, meanwhile, are the Soviet government and
Khrushchev held both posts
under the old regime.
In the 12 months since Khru-
expected to remain quite mild party has remained stable, a
this time
year.
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Mrs. Vesta Mitchell and Mrs. Achsa Cassity were hostesses Saturday evening, at the home of Mrs. Cassity. to the Birthday Bridge Club. Dessert of Angel cake and sherbet was served at tables decorated with the fall flowers and Hallowe’en favors. Lovely fall mums decorated the house throughout. The next meeting will be a dinner at the Collins Inn. Mrs. Lucille Proctor entertained her Conasta Club Friday evening. Those present were Achsa Cassity, Osa Brown. Mrs. Zane Gentry, Mrs. Elva Scobee i and Carrie Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Summer, ville. Mr. and Mrs. Thornberg of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hostetler were guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Van I Cleave Thursday evening after the Masons meeting, where Mr. VanCleave was presented his 50 year membership pin. Mrs. Flora Harmless entertained Friday evening with a 'euchre party for Mrs. Ruth Steele. Mrs. Chrystan Priest and Mrs. Vesta Bitchell. It was an annual party in honor of their birthday anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Michael entertained at supper Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michael and family of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyons and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ragsdale. The children. Steve. Penny. Ricky and Candy, remained with Mr. and Mrs. Michael until Sunday when ' they all returned to Greencastle and grandparents .stayed until ! Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michael were attending a convention. Mrs. Vesta Mitchell and Mrs. Tressie Michael visited their cousin, Mrs. John Masten and Mr. Masten at Greencastle R. R. Tuesday aftrenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Masten had been released from the hospital just recently after having suffered painful injuries in an uatomobile accident.
INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Chester Wentzell, 59, former city attorney at New Albany, was senteced Thursday by Federal Judge S. Hugh Dillin to 240 days in prison for failure to file income tax returns totaling
situation which the
Revolutionary Recovery, a
ban exile group.
Chinese A spokesman for the Cubans, $25 ’ 000 ° ver 3 four -y^ P^od Communists have called "Khru- 0rlando ^ch, said the bombshchevism without Khrush- ing was the first shot in a chev * “war” on Spanish and British
Wentzell was sentenced to 60 days each on four counts.
BEHIND ENEMY LINES—These are views of Hanoi, a city of more than half a million and capital of North Viet Nam. The French built it on mud flats as their Indo-China capital back m the colonial days. As yet it hasn’t been bombed.
None of the members of the all-important party presidium has been purged, although promotions have been given to three young Communist leaders — Kyril Mazurov, Alexander Shelepin and Dmitri Polyansky. The editorship of Russia’s two most important newspapers—Izvestia and Pravda—has changed hands twice during the past year. In domestic policies, the most spectacular change by Kosygin and Brezhnev has been the placing of Russian industry on the profit system, a move apparently designed to speed the growth rate.
ships trading with Cuba.
Fumes Are Fatal CARMEL UPI — Five- ! month - old David Blane Cain I was killed by carbon monoxide i fumes from a gas space heater in his home Thursday. Mirs. Thomas Cain found her baby unconscious in his crib 1 shortly after she turned on the heater. She called firemen who applied mouth - to - mouth
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007 Dies RAMSTEIN. Gergany UPI— Security Agent 007 is dead, the U. S. Air Force announced sadly Thursday. Agent 007 died of a heart attack. Said Airman 2.C. John Reid. ”He was one of the best ^, sentry dogs I’ve worked with."
THE E & F RESTAURANT Highway 36 — Opposite Raccoon Lake Entrance HOLLANDSBURG, IND. ANNOUNCES THE OPENING of their new private dining room which is available for large or mall parties. Menu may be discussed at any time, but we suggest you call early for holiday reservations. OPEN DAILY Phone 569-9416 — Rockville, Ind.
Chest X-Rays For Policemen TERRE HAUTE UPI — Twenty - two city policemen were ordered today to undergo diagnostic chest x-ray examinations after a colleague was found to be an active carrier of tuberculosis. The officers were ordered to be examined at the nearmy Rockville Sanitarium. A rookie patrolman on the force only since last February | ^ is undergoing treatment for TB at Veterans Administration Hospital in Indianapolis.
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