The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 August 1966 — Page 4

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Demands Yanks Leave Viet Ham JAKARTA UPI — President Sukarno demanded the United States get out of Viet Nam and offered to help reach an Asian settlement of the conflict In an emotional two hour and 15-minute speech before a crowd of 100,000 persons celebrating Indonesia’s independence day Sukarna for the first timi» publicly condemned leaders of the Communist plot that tried to topple him last October. Students jeered and booed him for the first time during much of his speech and more than 1,000 walked out with a demand that he give them food for their stomachs instead of building monuments. But others cheered when he attacked U. S. Viet Nam policies. Sukarno praised military strongman Gen. Suharto for do-

ing a good job of safeguarding Indonesia, disclaimed responsibility for past actions which nearly plunged the nation into disaster and for the second time in as many days insisted he was still the “great leader” of the Indonesian revolution. Suharto stood alongside impassively «s the 65-year-old Sukarno sternly told his audience that he alone was still “president. . . great leader of the revolution . . . mandator of congress.”

Urges Removal Of Huge Cross EUGENE, Ore. UPI—A university professor demanded that a 51-foot concrete cross on a bluff overlooking the city should be removed because it places the city “clearly in the business of religion.” Dr. Raymond Lowe, professor of education at the University

of dragon, said the presenes «f the cross suggests that man’s problems can be solved by supernatural means, and therefore interferes with his thinking as a humanist. Lowe’s testimony ^ame during the second day of a circuit court trial on a suit to have the cross, anchored in eight tons of concrete, torn down. The action was instituted by the citizens for religious liberty and civil authority. The 10 citizens named Eugene Mayor Edwin Cone, the city council and the business firms that cooperated in raising the cross as defendants. The cross was erected in November, 1964, without city permission. A month later, however, the city council vote approved a permit for the cross. Lowe, who is also a licensed psychologist, testified that when government becomes involved in religion it causes children to become confused.

Pilot Escapes Sets Sept. 12th In Crash Landing Far Sentencing

MICHIGAN CITY UPI — A twin-engine plane with one engine afire crash-landed in a cornfield Wednesday after skimming across roofs of homes in residential areas. Eli Graubart, 43, Michiana Shores, operator of an aviation service with offices in Chicago and Valparaiso, jumped uninjured from the flaming craft after it belly-landed in a field near the Clark Equipment Co. plant on U. S. 20. Graubart told authorities he was flying from Michigan City to Chicago’s Meigs Field when the left engine on his Cessna caught fire about 15 to 20 miles out over Lake Michigan. He said he decided to fly back to Michigan City and try to land at the municipal airport. But he couldn’t make it and put down in the field after flying low over houses on the city’s northwest side.

SHELBYVILLE, UPI —Shelby Superior Court Judge Robert D. Ellison has set Sept. 12 for sentencing Mrs. Margarett Million, 32, R. R. 4, Franklin, who was found guilty by a jury on charges of stealing money from the Shelbyville News while

employed as a cashier.

lien of two charges iachiied In a grand jury indictment. It recommended fines totaling 51,100 and left a decision with the court on whether to impose a 1-5 year prison term. Mrs. Million was accused of the theft of $1,252. Officials of the News said shortages totaled more than $5,000.

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SAINT TROPEZ. France UPI—

The jury convicted Mrs. Mil- j A circus acrobat lost his bal-

ance while trying to stand on his head Tuesday and fell from a trapeze 21 feet onto the wife pf the mayor of this French resort community. The mayor's wife, Mrs. A. Lescudier, suffered only a bruise on her head while aero-1 bat Eugenio Laribles broke his breast bone.

Body Returned SOUTH BEND UPI — The body of Patrick Egan, 12, son

of Dr. and Mrs.. Sherman L. Egan of South Bend, was returned here from Ste. St. Marie, Mich., where he drowned in a motel swimming pool Monday evening. The youth, a good swimmer, was pulled from the pool and given artificial respiration and then taken fcp a hospital where he died. The family was vacationing at the time.

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