The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 July 1966 — Page 3
Th« Dally Banner, Greancastla, Indiana Wadnasday, July 27, 1966
House Debates LBJ Rights Bill WASHINGTON UPI — The House debate on President Johnson’s civil rights bill is bringing out sharply conflicting views of the reasons for riots in the Negro ghettoes of big northern cities. The violence in Chicago, Cleveland and Brooklyn had
been deplored by everyone during the first two days of debate, but civil rights supporters and opponents part company on its causes. Rep. John Dowdy, D-Tex., laid the blame Tuesday on the procession of civil rights bills approved by Congress. He said there was more violence and trouble every time such a bill passed. Rep. Peter W. Rodino, Jr., DN.J., said the trouble stemmed from discrimination. He told
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the House that affording equal opportunity to Negroes was “the only solution to violence in our streets.” Except for the continuing subject of riots, House consideration of the bill hardly amounted to debate. Interest was centered on the proposed partial ban on racial, religious and ethnic discrimination in the sale and rental of housing. The bill, In its third day of debate, also would prohibit discrimination in federal and state court jury selection, strengthen federal laws dealing with racial violence and give the justice department more power to combat segregation and civil rights violations in court. The housing provision would not cover the sale or rental of most existing single-family homes or owner-occupied small apartment houses.
Cleanup Mapped ^ eon Shaven
In Riot District
MANILA UPI — Mayor Lucio Gutierrez of suburban Malabon believes a policeman should not
CLEVELAND UPI—City and only be physically fit, mental-
state officials mapped cleanup and job finding campaigns in the embattled Hough district today while bristling under criticism that law enforcement agents conducted themselves poorly in last week’s rioting. Hough, located in the heart of the city’s east side slums, began returning to normal Tuesday when 450 of the 2,000 National Guard troops were pulled out. Half of the remainder will leave Thursday; the others Sun-
day.
The rioting left four persons, all Negroes, dead, and millions of dollars in property damage. The foreman of a grand jury investigating the cause said it appeared to be “organized and planned.” Cleanup operations will begin Friday and will require 60 days, said welfare director Clarence Gains. He said all available men will participate.
ly alert and morally sound, but clean shaven as well. This week Gutierrez, razor in hand, summoned all Malabon policemen to his office and personally shaved off mustaches and long sideburns.
Rivers Flood India NEW DELHI UPI—Rampaging rivers Tuesday washed away 11 persons in the Doon Valley at the foot of fthe Himalaya Mountains 150 miles north of here. The government-own-ed All-India radio station said both the Ganges and the Junna rivers were overflowing and evacuation plans were readied.
looking For Buyer YEOVIL, England UPI —For the past year, Tony Williams has been trying to get rid of his 1938 car without having to pay any money. He can’t give it away because he would have to pay hauling charges. He can’t tow it away •because he would have to pay a
registration fee. His only hope, he now feels, is to cut the car up into tiny pieces and throw
them in trash cans.
The importance of the nosy neighbor, Gladys Kravitz, to the “Bewitched” series on ABC has been pointed up in retention of the character by casting Sandra Gould as a replacement for the late Alice Pearce, who created the role.
Market Talks
TUNIS, Tunisia UPI —Plans were under way today to set up a sort of common market between Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco and Libya. A week-long conference of representatives from the four nations ended Tuesday with agreement to set up a commission of experts to draw up a list of products which could pass | freely across their borders.
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FINAL WEEK for July Summer Clearance atMAC'S, Inc. “on the square for men’s wear”
Roy D. Higgins, Greencastle, is now taking advanced artillery training at Ft. Riley, Kansas. Anyone interested in writing Pfc. Higgins may reach him at the following address: Pfc. Roy D. Higgins, A Battery, 5th Battalion, 32 Artillery, Ft. Riley, Kansas.
CBS has a fall special called “Young Mr. Eisenhower,” which will depict the early years of the former president.
SALE ENDS SATURDAY "Big Savings On Men's Clothing" CANNON’S
FURTHER DRASTIC REDUCTIONS The BOOTERY We have repriced and regrouped over 600 pairs of Spring and Summer shoes that must go to make room for our new Fall shoes. It's first come, first served, so come early to make your selection!
Women's Dress
Women's Dress
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SHOES
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Regular 11.00 Values
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Men's Dress Shoes
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Regular 24.00 Values
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Men's Dress & Casual SHOES Regular 14.00 Values ■TOO
MEN’S CASUAL SHOES R,9ular 1200 v * ,u «* 5.00
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