The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 June 1966 — Page 5

Republicans Set Political Cains WASHINGTON UPI — Re publican victory cries of massive congressional gains mark the political scene five months before the 1966 elections. In the Senate, however, only 12 seats are classed as tough contests. The GOP also has its eyes and hopes set on the possibility of taking a southern governorship away from the Democrats—in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, or Florida. Democrats in the House glumly acknowledge that GOP estimates of the 1966 election

outcome may be accurate, Oon- tyre, gressmen who won their seats on President Johnson’s coattails in normally Republican districts are among the saddest

men in the capitol.

In most cases there is bipartisan agreement on the states which will provide the most strenuous Senate races. It is also agreed that the GOP has no chance to overturn Democratic control of the Senate, where Republicans have 33 seats to the Democrats

67.

The chief Republican targets are seats held by Sens. Ross Bass, , D-Tenn., Paul H. Douglas, D-IU., Thomas J. Mcli-

D-N.H., CM Metcalf, D-

Mont., and Maurine Neuberger, D-Ore., who Is retiring. The Democrats count these as their

most vulnerable seats.

Dr. McBirnie To Speak Thursday Dr. W. S. McBirnie, speaker and news analyst on the VOICE OF AMERICANISM radio broadcast, will appear in Indianapolis Thursday at 7:30 P.M. in the Holiday Inn located at Road

100 and 38th Street.

Dr. McBirnie has recently returned from fact-finding tours

of Europe, Wet Nam and other Blmle with the troops and mill

hot spots in Southeast Asia. He will speak on “Predictions of Things To Come” and “Why We Should Not Recognize Red China." In each of these areas he uncovered startling behind-the-scenes news as he met with key civilian and military leaders. On his recent tour of Europe, Dr. McBirnie spoke to the International Committee for the Defense of Christian Civilization. Other distinguished guests included former German Chancellor, Dr. Herman Punder, Italy’s King Umberto, and representatives of numerous other countries. Full color movies of Dr. Mc-

tary leaders will be shown. The public is invited. No admission charge.

Soviet Missiles In North Viet WASHINGTON UPI — A newly-decorated Navy commander said Tuesday that Soviet anti-aircraft missiles now are spread over essentially all of North Viet Nam, but aren’t keeping even the propellordriven U. S. Skyraiders out. Cmdr. Murray C. Cook of Hebron, Ind., who until May 9 led

C squadron Bf BkyraMers flying off the carrier Kitty Hawk, said his planes were vulnerable to the missiles but had developed tactics for" being where they weren’t.” Cook talked to reporters at the Pentagon after receiving the Legion of Merit. His citation said he distinguished himself by “resourceful insight into maintaining flexibility of tactics to meet a greatly changing enemy order of battle.” The “greatly changing enemy order of battle,” he said, referred to the spread of the missiles. He declined to describe the tactics. But presumably these

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Students Stage Pro-Cuba Riot WARSAW UPI— Foreign students smashed windows and smeared red ink on the U. S. Embassy Tuesday in a pro-Cuba demonstration as the Cuban ambassador called for Polish volunteers “to cut off the heads” of U. S. Marines.

The demonstrators smashed nine of the big plate glass windows on the ground and first floors of the modernistic U. S. Embassy, destroyed a sidewalk display case and damaged one embassy car. None of the embassy staff was injured. A single police officer on duty outside the embassy took no action aganst the demonstrators whom an embassy spokesman described as "foreign students.” Eyewitnesses said they all appeared to be young Cubans studying here.

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