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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Thursday, May 11, 1967

Federal Contract RICHMOND, Ind. UPI — A |13.1 million federal contract was given to Avco Corp. Ordinance Division Wednesday to produce delayed bomb fusee for 250, 500 and 750-pound bombs used in low altitude high speed delivery bombing forays.

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MIAMI UPI—Dade County Criminal Court Judge Paul Baker apparently Is a man of few words, and he expects attorneys to be the same way in his courtroom. Concerned over the delay in selecting a jury for a 32.5 million robbery trial, Baker took over the questioning of prospective jurors Tuesday. He told lawyers he would fine them 325 each time they repeated questions he already had asked. At the end of the day, Prosecutor Sam Kleinfeld and defense attorney Louis Vtroall each owed the bench 3125. Two other defense attorneys d: in’t ask any questions. “I was too nervous,” explained one.

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STANFORD, Calif. UPI — The San Mateo County sheriffs office reported Wednesday thieves stole a 300-pound safe containing 3780 from the cafeteria of the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. The atomic facility has a 24hour guard, but a spokesman said the guard’s main job was “infonnational."

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The long awaited day has arrived. The Highlander Laundromat, 508 Maple Avenue, will celebrate its Grand Opening Friday, Saturday and Sunday with a gala assortment of free gifts to customers. For instance, the winners of the door prizes will receive an FM radio, one week’s free washing, drying or dry cleaning, and other surprises.

Free gifts will be given to the entire family, plus, anyone bringing in the shamrock which appeared in The Daily Banner will receive one free wash and dry. And if Dad will do the wash on Sunday and let Mom watch color television, the Highlander will pay the cost The Higlander has done everything possible to end the

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old wash day drudgeries. Now you can view all the latest television programs in color, whether it be the morning and afternoon standbys or Johnny Carson at midnight. Or maybe you should wash today but you don’t have time since your hair needs washing and setting for an engagement tonight. Now you can do both, courtesy of the Highlander. They have installed a wash bowl and hair dryer for the benefit of their customers, and this service is free.

NEW YORK UPI — Colby & says it

Co. says a cautious attitude economic figures since towards the current market could confirm the more

still seems advisable. The company feels there is still no technical sign of anything but a shallow decline, but warns against price irregularities as a direct result of the almost uninterrupted advance which has brought the market to its present level. The company believes any correction now would strengthen the list for further progress.

Kenneth Ward of Hayden, Sone Inc. says even though investors have naturally taken a cautious stance toward the stock market at its current levels “it seems more advisable to study and analyze the action of relatively undervalued stocks during sporadic sinking spells” than to follow the irregular course of the averages. Bache & Co. says that while a pause for consolidation at the present time seems likely, it has been aware that the market has been consolidating “under the umbrella of strength in the Dow averages." The company

7 Miners Killed WARSAW UPI —Seven coal miners were killed in the cavein of a mine shaft in the Polish town of Mylowice, Silesia, Press reports said Wednesday. Two other miners were removed alive from Monday’s accident scene but one died later in a hospital, the reports said.

Eighth Pending SAN FRANCISCO UPI — Robert Swartz, a barber convicted of bigamy, arranged to clear his confusing record of seven marriages and then recite vows with Amada Montalvo, But Swartz forgot to get a marriage license and the ceremony had to be rescheduled.

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The color television and hair washing and drying facilities

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No Beach Play In Tha Nude MIAMI BEACH UPI — An 18th century maiden and Playboy Magazine notwithstanding, you still can’t frolic in the nude on a public beach. At least not on the Gold Coast Municipal Judge Alfred Nesbitt fined Shirley Albert, 38, and William McDermott 350 each on charges of public indecency Wednesday to illustrate this point of law. Miss Albert, a nightclub piano player, and McDermott were arrested by two policemen as they cavorted nude in the surf at dawn. “I just felt like having a swim," Miss Albert told the judge. She first said she took ell her clothes off, then amended that to state that she was dad only in briefs. Her attorneys argued that “tire upper part of the female body is no longer shocking” when exposed as evidenced by the public acceptance of Playboy Magazine. Citing precedent, the lawyers read the case of an English girl who was acquitted in 1738 after die appeared nude from the waist up on a village green. Nesbitt then asked one of the arresting officers if, indeed Miss Albert had any clothes on. “No, none whatsoever," the officer replied. This, then was a case where the defendants were found frolicking and caressing on a beach, Nesbitt said, “and there is nothing more public than that.” Their nakedness was further emphasized, he said, by the sun peeking over the horizon. Also peeking, the judge noted, were three teen-agers on a nearby blanket

TRAVEL CLOCKS NEW YORK UPI — The growing feminine appetite for sophisticated cordless convenience has helped produce another innovation: cordless electric travel clocks operating for more than a year on a set of tiny batteries. “The woman traveler who goes abroad by air probably is most responsible for this new taste trend,” says George Keyko, of Bulova’s Caravelle division. Regular electric clocks, he noted are useless abroad because of difference in electric

Wall-to-wall indoor and outdoor carpet covers the floor and 37 washers and 18 dryers are available to eliminate any waiting for machines. The washers are ticket operated instead of coin operated, and nine of the dryers are pre-heated, moisture controlled — the more moisture the clothes contain the higher the flame will be. Also ready to use are three duplex washers for the heavy loads, and three dry cleaning units with a drap-

ery rack to hang them on. Plenty of clothes folding space is available and at the Highlander, the worry over where to change that bill is eliminated. A change vending machine that accepts dollar bills is located on the back wall plus the usual soap dispenser, if needed. Located conveniently are vending machines for hot chocolate, drinks, cigarettes and a lounge with soft reclining chairs for the comfort of the customer while watching television or to visit with friends. As an extra, the Highlander has central air conditioning. All washers are fed hot water Immediately. No longer when the hot water button is pushed, cold water runs until the pipes are empty. The Highlander is equipped with a circulating pipe that keeps hot water available at all times and the water is 100 per cent total soft with Servi-Soft conditioning service. Another added attraction for complete customer satisfaction is a one-stop clothes service. An attendant will be on duty 24 hours a day to wash, dry, fold, and iron your clothes.

Weather Front Is Turbulent

By United Preu International Snow, scorching heat and thunderstorm systems which had unleashed scattered tornadoes, plagued the nation today. A massive system of turbulent weather held sway ta the Upper Midwest as a mass of cold air swept eastward bringing with it thunderstorms and a few tornadoes. Heavy rains, strong winds and hail hit portions of Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa and Illinois late

Russ Destroyer Scrapes U.S. Ship WASHINGTON UPI—A Soviet destroyer scraped against a U.S. war ship in the Sea of Japan Wednesday when “despite repeated warnings” it approached too close to maneuvering vessels, the Defense Department announced. The announcement said there were no injuries and only minor damage to the ships. The U.S. warship involved was the destroyer Walker. The Soviet war ship was observing the U.S. maneuvers, according to the Pentagon, when the craft bumped together. “During a 90-minute period prior to the accident, the Soviet destroyer had been operating in close proximitly to the ships of the anti-submarine task group to which the Walker was assigned, apparently for the purpose of observing the U.S. training maneuvers,” the Pentagon said. “The Soviet vessel had made several close approaches to the

current. Consequently, only; ships of the task group, includcordless electric clocks can be j in £ a t least two which came relied upon abroad — if one within 50 feet, despite repeated

doesn’t want to wind a clock every day or week. He said 1.5 million American women will travel overseas this year—about twice the 1963 total.

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warnings to avoid such dangerous maneuvers.” The Walker is commanded by Cmdr. S. W. McClaran of Santa Barbara, Calif.

Wednesday. Funnel clouds were sighted in northern Missouri, Iowa and Indiana. A tornado struck near Tecumseh, Neb., demolishing several small buildings. A mixture of cold rain and snow spread from Montana to Minnesota in the wake of the advancing front. Six inches of snow had, by today, fallen at Dickinson, N.D. Three inches of snow fell at Bismarck, N.D., as the latest wintery onslaught spelled a further postponement to the arrival of spring. Record high temperatures were recorded in Texas at Wichita Falls, 104; Abilene, 107; and San Angelo, 106. Presidio, Tex., reported the highest temperature in tha nation Wednesday — 10*.

Would Expel Flug Burner TERRE HAUTE UPI — The Terre Haute Exchange Club announced its board of directors adopted a resolution recommending immediate explusion if Dr. Scott Chisholm, 31, an Indiana State University English professor, is declared guilty of burning an American flag in a classroom last month. A faculty committee is preparing a report on an investigation and hearing of the Chisholm case, in which the Cana-dian-born professor was said by freshman students to have touched a match to a small flag In a discussion of symbolism. The resolution said if the committee finds that Chisholm burned the flag, he should be “immediately expelled” and furthermore should “be forever barred from teaching in any educational institution in the State of Indiana being supported by public funds.”

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