The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 March 1966 — Page 3

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LBJ Asks National Drive Against Crime WASHINGTON UPI—Prent- Boom and Senate, Johnson set

-dent Johnson asked Congress ^Wednesday to support an all--out national war mi crime ^through steps ranging from oon*trol of gun sales to oompredienalve attacks on oondttiona kh&t breed lawlessness. 1 In a special message to the

Report Denied By White Heese 1 WASHINGTON UPI — The White House Wednesday described as “someone’s myth” a published report that President Johnson would refuse to see 210 touring Tmffaina Democrats today if they were accompanied t»y Sett. Vance Hartke. - The Indiana Democrat has )>een an outspoken critic of the administration’s Viet Nam tax policies. The touring group jpf Indiana party members is in Washington for a series of briefings for the 1966 election 'campaign. The trip began in Indianapolis Sunday. « Press Secretary Bill D. Moyjers said Wednesday the reports were “ridiculous. This is Just some troublemaker trying to brew more trouble. There’s pothing to it.“ • Ha added, however, there was ^nothing on the schedule” for {Johnson to meet with the Hoosier visitors. He also said "the* schedule is not finished yet.” When,asked whether Hartke had anything to do with it, bfoyeris replied “absolutely not •-that’s someone’s myth.”

Surprise Dinner * 6 * On February 22nd, all members of Oak Garden Trailer Xhsurt of Sebring, Florida, had ja surprise dinner for four 'couples who will celebrate their AOth anniversary this year. ‘ A beautiful four tiered decorated cake and four bouquets icf yellow mums decorated the Itable where the couples were seated Mr. and Mrs. Raymond taint of Greenes atlc, R. 1, and pgr. and Mm Harry Pierson of -hidiaaapoiis, formerly of BainAridge, Mr. and lira. Ernest ‘Jones, from Ohio, and Mr. and *Mra. Larry Watson of Marion, I ‘ The pitch-in dinner and celebration was enjoyed by 73 jnembers of the court who spend ^their winter months together. •The recreation hall was conIverted into a dining room for ^the occasion. - • MT. and Mrs. Russell Day, 'Greencastle R. 3, attended the ^dinner. Mrs. Day is tee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Flint,

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WASHINGTON UPI — The Army has given tee green light Ao development plans for an an £itank missile that can be fired from a foot soldier’s shoulder. - McDonnell Aircraft Corp. of JSt. Louis, Mo., was given a $485,000 contract Wednesday for development of the weapon known as MAW medium antitank assault weapon. ' The missile would be guided by signals transmitted to it through a wire It unravels as it travels. By keeping the weapon’s sights on a target, the soldier can thereby guide it to the target

forth a “three-stage national strategy against crime.” It would include immediate efforts to improve crime prevention, detection, and prosecution; a comprehensive longrange follow-through program, and an attack on “crime at the roots.” Most of Johnson’s proposals called for action on alreadypending legislation, such as a measure for federal regulation and control of mail order sales of guns. The President also renewed urginge for action to spend administration of Justice in the courts, reform the bail system ao that it will not be unfair to tee poor, and treat drug addicts as sick people rather than criminals while throwing the book at narcotics peddlers. Asserting that the fact and fear of crime “marks the life of every American,” Johnson said, “its unrelenting pace” includes: “A forceable rape every 26 minutes, a robbery every 25 minutes, an aggravated assault every three minutes, a car theft every minute, a burglary every 28 seconds.”

Two Mon Dio In State Traffic By United Preu International The 1966 Indians traffic death toll reached 259 today compered with 221 a year ago. Donald Hall, 18, Charlestown, was killed late Wednesday night when a ear in which ha was riding collided with a truck parked in a driveway along a rural road just east of Jeffersonville. State polica said the car, driven by Edward Cook Jr., 19, went out of control and smashed into the parked truck. The collision Injured Cook, William Akeman, 19, Kathleen Flynn, 20, and Phyllis Kisor, 16, all of Charleston. Kora Wagler, 26, Montgomery, was killed Wednesday about three miles cast of Washington whsn his pickup truck skidded into the engine of a Baltimore A Ohio Railroad train, -v -

IRS News INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana taxpayers are urged to doublecheck their 1965 Federal income tax returns for signatures. Your tax return is not complete until you have signed it, District Director of Internal Revenue James E. Daly said today. One signature is required for a single return. If a married couple files a joint return, both husband and wife must sign. The signature should be written in the same way that the name is printed on the top of the return. Many Federal Income tax re-

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TO OUR CUSTOMERS Effective Monday, March 14,1966 The folio wing prices will be in effect K.F.C. Buckets — 15 pcs. K.F.C., Fries, Rolls & Condimonts ••••••••• 3.85 K.F.C. Barrels — 21 pcs. K.F.C. • • • • 4.60 K.F.C. Box mm 9 pcs. K.F.C. ••••••'• 2.45 K.F.C. Baskets — 3 pcs. K.F.C., Fries, Rolls and Relishes •••••••••• 1.25 K.F.C. Plate —2 pcs. K.F.C., 2 Sides. . 1.05 We are always reluctant te raise prices but increasing ceafe leave us ne alternative.

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tuna are received without dgnatures, Mr. Daly said. Unsigned returns cannot ba proceated, and refunds are delayed. To avoid delay, the Internal Revenue Service adviaes: “Print at the top; sign at the bottom.”

In Memory

In loving memory of. our father, Shirley Blaine Dorsett, who departed this life, Dec. 19, 1961 and our mother, Mary Agnes Dorsett, who departed, March 10, 1950. Beyond life’s golden sunset Lies a city bright and fair In the land of God’s tomorrow And our loved ones wait us there. Tis a place of wondrous beauty Where they know no grief or fear And where God himself in tenderness Shall wipe away each tear. So rejoice today in knowing, That our loved one has found peace In the land of God’s tomor- . row Where His blessings never cease. The Family

Hoashr GOP Sets Up Badge! \ V ‘ -r'• INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Republican State Central Committee will decide April 12 on a county quota system to help collect 3870,000, established' Wednesday as the party’s budget for the 1966 elections and primary. The committee met here Wednesday and Chairman Charles O. Hendricks announced the budget, which is small in comparison to the total expected to be spent by the state’s Democrats. Hendricks said, however, the committee had failed to decide on a specific proposal for the county quota system, which would be used to raise a portion of the funds. He said a “sizeable” part of the 3870,000 would be raised at a June 10 $100 per couple dinner, which likely will be held at tee Indiana Fairgrounds Coliseum. A “national speaker” will be billed for tee dinner, Hendricks said. He said about 4,000 tickets are expected to be sold.

Card of Thanks I would like to thank my many friends and relatives for the many get well cards and flowers I received while I was in the 10th St. Hospital and since I returned to my home. Also would like to thank the doctors and nurses for all they did for me. To those who visited me, your visits meant a lot. Once again I say many thanks and God bless each and every one. Edwin Kelley

Masonic Notico Stated Assembly Greencastle Council No. 107, R. * S. M. Friday evening, March 11th, 7:30 o’clock. Conferring of Degrees is scheduled, and a good Attendance is solicited and urged. Visitors always welcome. Final arrangements for trip to Muncie Saturday, March 1th will be announced. Let’s make this Sesquicentennial event something we shall always remember. John W. Schmitt, HI. Master Estil Meek, Recorder

FLUORIDE NEWS Those wishing their children to participate in the fluoride program please return the envelope with 3*2.50 enclosed to your school by March 18th. Please make all checks payable to Putnam County Stannous Fluoride Program. The previous article stated teat tee envelope would be given to the children on March 18th—they will be distributed this week preferably March 7 and collected March 18.

Deadly Chlorine Car Is Derailed GHARLEMONT, Mass. UPI— All 1,200 residents of this northwestern Massachusetts fanning community were evacuated today while railroad crews were putting a derailed Boston A Maine Railroad tank car of deadly chlorine back on the trades. State troopers and volunteer firemen, going from door to door and alerting other residents by telephone, said families were moved out as a jure-

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cautionary step. Ihe chlorine was hot leaking. The constant wailing of the town’s fire siren shattered the peaceful town to alert residents of the potential danger. Chlorine, a gas in its natural state, is compressed into ai liquid for transportation. As soon as exposed to air, it changes back to a gas. It is highly toxic and in large enough quantities can cause death.

Electric Charge Fatal To Youth BLOOMINGTON UPI— Jackie Lee Hewitt, 18, was killed by an electrical charge Wednesday when a television antenna touched a 12,000-volt power line as he helped a friend lower it from the top of a mobile home. Hewitt and David Arthur, 15, were standing atop the trailer when the accident happened. Arthur suffered burns on his hands and feet. Mrs. Mabel Arthur, mother of David, said she had asked the boys to take down the antenna because she was afraid strong winds would tear it loose and blow it against tee power line.

ne session was scheduled for 2 p.m. EST. Cursing and name - calling could be heard plainly Wednesday when representatives of the printers and mailers met face-to-face with the publishers for the first time since the strike.

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High and Low NEW YORK UPI—The lowest temperature reported this morning to the U. S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was one above zero at Greenville, Maine. The highest reported Wednesday was 86 degrees at Yuma, Arizona. Mars Spacecraft By Mid 1970's PASADENA, Calif. UPI— A sunlight - powered unmanned spacecraft could be sent to Mars by the mid-1970s, according to researchers at the California Institute of Technology’s jet Propulsion Laboratory. The conclusion, announced Wednesday, followed a yearlong JPL feastibility study

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Panels whose sun-catching surfaces total 5,000 square feet would furnish power that would be harnessed to a set of small ion-chamber engines. The engines would propel the spacecraft on a 300-day trip to Mars and a subsequent orbit of the red planet. The JPL study also envisioned an 850-day flight to and beyond Jupiter, 356 million miles

1970s. John W. Steams, manages of the JPL study, said It waa hoped the solar-powered missions might be more economical then chemically powered space flights for planetary exploration. Spokesman for Boeing Aerospace Division estimated the solar panels could be developed within 32 months after a goahead by NASA and would bo 99.9 per cent reliable.

Paper Walkout In Fifth Day BOSTON UPI — The costly Boston newspaper strike moved into its fifth day today with federal mediators holding little hope of an early settlement. Publishers of the city’s five major dailies planned to meet again with union negotiators today after taking a night-long “cooling off recess” from Wednesday’s stormy bargaining ses-

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