The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 November 1965 — Page 2
2 Th# Daily Banner, Graaneastla, Indiana Friday, Nevambar 12, 1965 Rhodesia Declared In Act Of Treasonable Rebellion
LONDON UPI — Prime Minister Harold Wilson Thursday declared Rhodesia in active and treasonable rebellion against the British crown. He told a packed and tense House of Commons that British aid to the former African colony will cease and insurgent Rhodesia will be removed from the sterling area, crippling its Commonwealth trade. Wilson said force would not be used “unless, of course, our troops are asked for to preserve law and order and to avert tragic subversion or murder.” Britain would have no dealings with the rebel regime of Premier Ian Smith, he said. The British high commission in
Salisbury was being withdrawn and Rhodesia's high commissioner in London had been asked to leave. The high commissioner. Brig. Andrew Skeen, was given 48 hours to get out of Britain. The Socialist prime minister, who went down to the line with Smith in trying to avoid the first breakaway of a colony since the American Revolution of 1776, spelled out the consequences of Rhodesia's defiance of Queen Elizabeth and her government. Rhodesia will not be allowed access to the London capital market and Britain's export guarantees department will not extend further credit to Rhodesia, he said.
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More Troops Needed For Viet Nam JOHNSON CITY, Tex. UPI— Namara, Secretary of State , "The President instructed me President Johnson has decided Dean Rusk and other top ad- to meet the requests from our
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Snow Warnings For 4 States Canadian winds laden with snow swept the north central states today. The U. S. Weather Bureau issued winter weather warnings for the Dakotas, Minnesota and central Nebraska. Two inches of snow on the ground was reported at Dickinson, N. D. The weather bureau warned hunters, travelers and stockmen to prepore for snow accumulations of up to four inches and strong winds. Miontana reported winds up to 30 miles an hour Thursday night. The southern half of the nation continues to bask in the mild temperatures although rain was reported on the Texas Gulf coast, Georgia and into New England. Clouds covered the rest of the country with the exception of Florida and the southwest whera skies were clear. Tnursday, fog shrouded an area from Wisconsin to east Texas and Georgia. Two cars collided in fog near Glenwood, Iowa, killing three women and e. small boy.
Mrs. Chovin said she sent the money after hearing President Johnson say the U.N. was in debt.
-Windy Hill Jake Hirt III. Present Directors of the club are Fred Bergmann, Rexell Boyd, Chester Coar, Ernest Collins, Ray Fisher, Ray Greve, Jake Hirt III. Ben Hoover, D. Killinger, Maynard Shonkwiler, Simpson Stoner, Richard Sunkel, Bill Unsworth, John Whitaker and Edward Wood.
Bible Thought In returning and rest shall ye be saved; in quietness and in confidence shall be your strength. Isiah 30:15. God will give us peace of mind and strength of heart when we learn to wait on him | in quiet meditation and in confident prayer. Living by this j verse would call our modern generation out of the frustration of worry and sin. I Personal And Local News The Penelope Club will meet ! Tuesday, November 16th, with Mrs. Anna Daggy. St. Pauls Fatima groups will! both meet at the Church at j 12:15 November 13.
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to send more american troops visers. : military commanders for addito fight in South Viet Nam to Johnson also branded the tional personnel as they are recounter a build-up in Commu- Rhodesian government of Pre- ceived,” McNamara said, nist guerrilla and regular mier Ian Smith a "rebel McNamara said the President
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forces. regime” for declaring indepenJohnson authorized the Pen- dence without Britain’s consent, tagon to provide all the men He told Rusk to keep in close
that U. S. military commanders touch with British Prime Min- ditional funds ;will be needed request to bolster the 160,000 ister Harold Wilson, who is despite $1.7 billion it allocated Americans already in the war considering economic sanctions earlier for military spending,
would ask Congress to provid more money for defense to be spent before next July. The ad-
NEARLY 30 MILLION people were without electricity in thia populous northeast area during the massive power failure.
zone. against Rhodesia. He also disclosed he will ask He declined to say how many Congress in January to provide more troops would be added in more money immediately to Viet Nam on grounds that it pay for the increased defense would tip off the enemy. But costs. I his remarks to newsmen ThursThe President acted late day night before flying back to Thursday after a conference at Washington indicate that a his Texas ranch home with De- sizeable increase is being fense Secretary Robert S. Me-1 planned.
he said. The Pentagon chief also said “surplus and obsolete" bases m the United States and overseas would be partially closed or shut down to save about $500 million a year. Announcements of specific locations will be made within the next few weeks, he said.
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Debate Tourney At Ind. State II.
Mrs. Elmer Seller Hostess To Club
Twenty-two members of the
D e P a u w University debate
There will be a Christmas grab team will compete in a tournabag with $1 gifts. | ment at Indiana State UniverMrs. Alfred Hanks gave a sit y toda y and tomorrow.
The Federated Reading Club T
met Wednesday with Mrs. El-^ M °T' Entered in th, eross-questinn mer Seller Management. Mrs. Eugene Gir- debating division of the meet
ton gave the Lesson on How will be John Peterson. Robert Banks Work For You which had Off. Albert Larson, and Richard
been given the lescon leaders Hudelson.
by Mace Aker. Ehe explained how to write checks and that each depositor should make
out his own deposit slip.
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Putnsm County. Indiana. Notice is hereby liven that Zella Fern Aubrey was on the 29th day of October. 1965. appointed: Administratrix of the estate of Hubert Aubrey, deceased. All persons bavins claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same in said court within six i6> months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this 1st day of November 1965. Probate Cause No. 10.566. Jack P Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County. Indiana. Lyon A Boyd Attorneys Nov. *-lJ-19-3t
Associate Tri Kappa will meet Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. with Mrs. Reid Winsey. David Briody, Clean, New York, was arrested by City Of-, ficer Paul Walters at 7:30 p. m. Thursday charged with speeding on East Washington Street. Members of the Windy Hill Country Club will dance to the music of Leo Baxter’i orchestra on Saturday November 13th. This is the last dance of the. season.
YOU HAVEN’T seen Manhattan’s skyline lightless like this since the World War II blackouts. The only lights during the power failure are on ocean liners docked at west side piers. The Empire State Building dominates the silhouette.
Post 58 Holds Turkey Dinner
The meeting was opened with the President Miss Carrie Pierce reading a poem “Friendship Trail,” by E. Y. Ritter. During the business session, the club took up a donation for the Rheumatism and Arthritis fund, instead of having a cof-
fee hour.
The program was in charge sister, of Mrs. Helen Eiteljorge, who reviewed the book “The Barry-
mores,” by Holis Alpert. Much {^ ee t* 'yith
has been written about Ethel, John, and Lionel Barrymore but
Mrs. Lois Zeiner received a birthday gift from her secret
In the varsity division, DePauw will be represented by Gail Franklin, Joseph Gardewin, William Goodman, Tip Scott, John Rabb, Jeffrey Stein, Jane Booher, Everett Landen,
and Charles Waggoner.
Novice debaters who will take part include Cheryl Lynn Chance, Dennis Kendig, Edward Paulin, James Nyenhuis, Donald
I servative strategy in the third here for the first time, all the
Mrs. Danny Arnold
Club Sixteen Home Econom- Coffin, Donald Feder, Alan Cloe, ics Club met at the home of Richard Aikman, and Jay
day of a general debate on the threads are tied together. The j Mrs> p) ann y Arnold. Our lesson Hirsehauer. treaty, which also settles issues saga of the Barrymores began ; mon th was given by Mrs.
Members of Cassell C. Tuck
er Post 58 American Legion | The socialists turned the deheld their annual turkey din-| bate into a filibuster by intro _
ner Thursday evening at the
pending between Japan and with the marriage of Maurice j M<;)nnett from ^ Merle Nor . South Korea since World War Barrymore a young English ac-; man studio. She drew the name j
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION
U.N. Donation OAKLAND, Calif. UPI—Mrs. Elvira Chovin, an Oakland widow, has received a letter of thanks from U Thant, secretary general of the United Nations, for her contribution of $10,000 to that organization.
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In the Circuit Court of Putnsm County. Indians. Notice is hereby siven that First Citixens Bank and Trust Company ^as on the 1st day of November, 1965. appointed: Administrator with the Will 1 Annexed of the estate of Harry D. Allan, deceased. All persons bavins elaima against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six 16) months from the date of the , first publication of this notice or aald claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this 1st day of November 1966. Probate Cause No. 10 566. Jack P. Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County. Indiana. Lyon & Boyd Attorneys Nov. S-12-16-3t
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V.F.W. Sixth District Meeting Sunday, November 14th at 1:30' at Attica Post No. 3318. Allj members of the Post, Ladies Auxiliary and Fathers Auxiliary are urged to attend. A one-man show featuring works by Professor William Meehan opened in Peoria’s Bibo Gallery For Art yesterday. Included in the exhibition by the DePauw University art department are a number of paintings, drawings and encaustics. The show continues until November
30.
Among the undergradute students enrolled at The MerrillPalmer Inistitute in Detroit during the first semester of the present school year is Carol F. Harvey. She is the daughter of j Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Harvey of 710 Terrace Lane, Greencastle, Ind. and is currently j studying at Earlham College at j Richmond, Ind. Acord Cantwell, state Farm Bureau department director of Research and Natural Resources, will speak on “Today's Water Problems” at the Franklin Township Farm Bureau meeting November 18 at 7:30 p. m. at the Roachdale school cafeteria. Jackson township i FB members and families are invited to be guests. Refreshments will be served.
Post Home.
This yearly event is in observ-
ance of Veteran’s Day.
One hundred and thirty-seven Legionnaires and guests enjoyed the delicious dinner which was prepared and served by the
auxiliary members.
Princess Enjoys
Arizona Visit
TUCSON, Ariz. UPI — Britain’s Margaret today planned
ducing a series of motions of no confidence against Conservative cabinet ministers in an effort to eat up the time left in the current session of Parlia-
ment.
tor, to Georgiana Drew, sister of Mrs _ Kenny Am „ to assiat of the 19th century matinee ber W jj. b ^ f ac j a i an d it was idol John Drew, and ends three very helpful t0 all of us .
generations later with the Following the demonstration,
Funada mounted the speaker’s rostum, gavelled the meeting to order and announced an immediate vote on the treaty.
tragic death of Dianna, and the
faltering career of John Barry- Mrs. Jane Sibbett called the more Jr. In many ways, the meeting to order with the story of Ethel and her two pledge to our flag and the club brothers and their lives on prayer. Roll call was answered Broadway and Hollywood is the by telling the thing we are most
At one minute after midngiht stor y of the contemporary the- thankful for. Mrs. Ray Nichols
! ater in this century. gave the Secretary report, folAt the height of her fame, lowed by the Treasurer’s report Ethel was the adored favorite given by Mrs. Dallas Nichols, of theatergoers, John, the great We drew our names for the profile, was at his peak the Christmas party and turned in
Conservative deputies leaped brightest talent in America; 1 the money received for the to their feet and Funada de- an( j Lionel was the first major candy which we sold,
dared the treaty approved. j actor to turn to films exclu-
Pandemonium broke loose. | s ^ ve ^y-
another leisurely day under the Conservatives formed a human theatrical and Arizona's sun at the ranch-stvle barricade around Funada as cnromcie ot me theatrical and Arizona s sun at the ranch style private fortimes of the Royal
home of former Ambassador de P u ties from both sides of the. . . io Lewis Douklas. ! aisle converged on the speak- y | Mrs. Rosemary Woods. Our
The princess Thursday can-1 er s chair,
celled plans for an afternoon i
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LCI11W111 A general firstfight erupted social hour was mas party. of siehtseeing and instead with Conservative and opposi The next meetin S will be held of sightseeing and instead. . .. at the home of Mrs. O. D. Mc-
lounged at poolside, enjoying t lon Socialists taking v. ild the 80- degree temperature. swing at each other,
With husband Lord Snowdon, the princess had expected to visit Kitt observatory and the 300-year-old Spanish mission
at Sax Xavier del Bac.
At the close of the business meeting, the hostess served delicious refreshments to sixteen members and two guests. The guests were Mrs. Monnett and next meeting will be the Christ- 1
Irish Strike vi rs> Eugene Girton BELFAST, Northern Ireland T* Hostess To Club
UPI — The government Wed-
The princess, still reported! n esday night ordered police bothered by a slight case of protection^ for the homes of
laryigitis, will depart Sunday
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for Washington, D. C.
northern Ireland’s premier and other ministers because of ter-
rorist threats.
The danger was apparently
posed by Republican extremists one child ent ^ paul
who want to end the partition' c . , .
West Marion Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Eugene Girton on Wednesday afternoon, November 10. The usual business was conducted by the president, Mrs. Ozment, with nine members and
of Ireland.
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Anniversaries Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grimes, 45 years today, November 12. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers, R. 4 49 years November 12th.
Fisticuffs In
Jap Parliament TOKYO UPI— A wild fistfight erupted in the lower house of the Japanese Parliament
early today when Conservative j Thursday ]aw suits resulting deputies broke a Socialist fili- ; from massive northbuster and rammed through a power blackout could run controversial treaty establish- into himdreds of minions of dol-
ing normal relations with South i ars
Korea - j In a telegram to Gov. Nelson House speaker Naka Funada. a. Rockefeller, attorney Eu- next meeting, with time and 70, center of the stormy ses- g ene f. Roth decried the huge place to be announced later, sion, collapsed after it was power failure as “inconceivable over and was hospitalized with j n the present state of scientific high blood pressure and a heart development.” He said the utilailment. j ities have no legal immunity Funada had engnieered Con- j against their own negligence.
Sinclair gave a Safety Lesson on Avoiding Hunting Accidents which included rules for handling guns safely and em-
^ ^ phasized the fact that acci-
? r0ni j dents are caused by carelessness. Mrs. Cleo Arnold thanked the club for the flowers presented to her on Achievement program which she had
attended.
There was a discussion of the
County Hospital Dismissed Thursday: Mrs. James Merchant and daughter, Cloverdale Marie Russell, Coates ville Gerald Tieman, C^encastle Kathleen Perry, Greencastle Eric Phillips, Greeucastle Willis Neese, Greencastle
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In loving memo'ry of Ernest Dickerson who passed away Nov. 12, 1958. Though his smile is gone forever And his hand I cannot touch I will never lose sweet memories Of the one I loved so much. Sadly missed by wife.
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