The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 June 1967 — Page 5

Thursday, Juna 9, 1967

Thu Daffy Banner, DreaneaefTe, Indteni

Indiana Dunes Funds Cut

Receives 30 Year Sentence

WASHINGTON UPI —House ALEXANDRIA, Va. UPI — and Senate conferees cut theAir Force Staff Sgt. Herbert recommended budget for the In-Boeckenhaupt has been sendiana Dunes National Lakeshore j tenced to 30 years in prison for to ?1.5 million. | conspiring to turn vital U.S. deThe figure was included in the ! fcnse secrets over to the So-

I VIGts

$1 billion-plus appropriation bill;

agreed to by the conferees to: He could have been sentenced

finance the Interior Department death.

during the fiscal year starting! US - Jud ^ e ° ren R -

July 1.

that involved the national security of his adopted country— the national security of everyone in it.” Boeckenhaupt, a 24-year-old native of Germany, was con-

victed May 25 of conspiring with a Soviet Embassy employe to give the Russians information about the communications and code system of the Strategic Air Command.

Lewis, in handing down the sentence Wednesday, termed

The proposed compromise be- j Boeckenhaupt’s action ‘‘one of tween House and Senate ver- ^ 1€ mos t heinious crimes I can

think of.”

Lewis said he had no doubt

sions of the measure now must be approved by both chambers.

The Interior Department had j ^ ie Conner Pentagon radio opasked $6.5 million for the dunes.' erator with a to P securit y clear ‘ ,, . ... . ; ance had “given away secrets

The House allowed nothing for

Man Sentenced BEDFORD UPI—Paul White of Mitchell was sentenced to 2-14 years in the Indiana State Prison Monday after being found guilty of manslaughter in Lawrence Circuit Court last week. i White, 39. was sentenced by Judge H. Wayne Baker for the July 13, 1966. shooting of his neighbor, Bernard Mundy.

Killed In Action MARION UPI — S. Sgt David Lee Dixon, 29, son-in-law of Grant County Auditor Warren T. Kiser, was killed in action in Vietnam June 2, relatives have been informed. | Dixon was an 11-year veteran j of the Marine Corps. He had been in Vietnam since last August and was wounded a few

months ago.

Attorneys for the 24-year-old airman said they would file an appeal. The Russians named in the conspiracy, Aleksey R. Malinin, a former assistant commercial attache at the Soviet Embassy, waa expelled from the United States after Boeckenhaupt’* arrest. The government charged that the conspiracy occurred between June 1965 and October 1966 while Boeckenhaupt was assigned to the Pentagon and then later at March Air Force Base in Riverside, Calif. Glue on clothes? Soak them in warm suds before washing.

“NIXON FOR PRESIDENT” headquarters, opened in Washington by avid supporters of the former vice president, will be ready for visitors just as soon as the “O” is on the sign.

sion earmarked $2 million

up land for the park.

Thuma Selected

Russ Shallow U.S. 6th Fleet

Computers May Store Medical Information WASHINGTON UPI — The using manual methods as a

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Edison L. Thuma, currently research director of the Indiana

Department of Commerce, was Aboard the USS America in selected Wednesday from; the Mediterranean UPI — A among ten applicants for the Soviet cruiser today joined new job of Legislative Council other Russian warships shadowexecutive director. 1 U. S. 6th Fleet units in the: The Alaskan-born college eastern Mediterranean despite professor entered Indiana gov- an earlier warning by the fleet

ernment in 1964 and worked commander to stop harassing computer may never replace a D a c K u P ui case of c with legislators during the 1965 American warships. doctor's judgment but the gov- failure, and 1967 sessions in doing re- ! . „ .. .. ernment foresees the time when : As far as Rikli Rno\ . search into various areas. ^ aircraft carrier uss Am eri ! * can provide instant medical dren s Hospital in Akn . . ° f ca also made sonar contort with American « the only hospital w $17,760 a year-about $7,000 what mav „ e , Soriet sl]bma . through a nationwide network ‘tents »re dependent more than he presently earns. SDvin£r on linit T k much like the telephone. computers medical rec mirna was authorized by the Force P 60 ^ ^ “I anticipate the day when • ^ * ot a head st J ILC to recruit applicants for Ta.sk force destroyers tracked; selected critical health infer- y ®f r . 8 ag ° U «-division heads of the new or- the underwater object showing I mation will be stored on every- ■ Af r °" 1 *™ a 1 ° r a ganization, which came into be- on sonar scop e S for some time! one-much like birth and death! Macwnes ^M). tag to strengthen interim legis- Wednesday night but made on information is now,” said Dr. The hos P ital relies on * lativ* government. positive identification of it, the Arthur Rikli. computer in the pharmacy,

source said.

Fair Trade

WASHINGTON UPI — Rep. ( beam ^ ^ 77. 60 o-ton America. Wayne Hays, D-Ohio, says Vice Adm. W. I. Martin, the maybe the United States ought ^ cominaJlder whose n&gship

Rikli is assistant to program j physician needs a

The Soviet cruiser was re- chief in the division of hospital nurse signals the ported eight miles off the port and medical facilities of the! medication

drug,

on a

U.S. Public Health Service. The | system . the pharmacy, division is alloting $10 million a computer - controlled keyboard

‘ to trade 400 new Fill aircraft for Gen. Moshe Dayan and send the Israeli military hero to

Vietnam.

"Then he could do for us what he’s done for them," said Hays in his tongue-in-cheek proposal to the House. Rep. Joe Waggoner, D-La., said perhaps Hays wasn’t offering enough to get Dayan’s services. He suggested the United States throw in Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara.

P.0. Nominations WASHINGTON UPI —President Johnson Tuesday nominated for postmaster appointments Mary J. Griepenstroh, Lamar. Ind.: Edna M. Gate-

is the guided missile light cruiser Little Rock, sent his warning to the Soviet guided missile destroyer DDG 381 at 12:30 p. m. (6:30 a. m. EDT) after a near incident when the Soviet warship came within 150 yards of the American destroyer W. C. Lawe, which was in the task force formation. Martin's warning was transmitted by both flashing light and by voice in English and

Russian.

The Russians did not acknowl-

edge the message.

Martin, answering newsmen’s questions about Arab charges U. S. carrier planes joined air strikes against Arab cities, said, “it would have been impossible for any 6th Fleet aircraft to

year to help hospitals devise medical uses for computers. Public health officials admit such a computer system would be expensive but they say the speed with which it would supply vital information could

mean life or death.

Suppose, for example, that a New Yorker who became ill in California was found to need a certain drug. The computer system could tell doctors if the patient had allergies, a history of blood irregularities, liver disease or provide other pertinent

data.

The information might be transmitted between cities by teletype or closed circuit television. In the example cited, the doctors in California would be

automatically types up the doc-

tor’s order.

ing into the setts General

in Boston,

Burton grants to develop com-

puters.

The biggest grant to

to the University of South California at Los Angeles a five-year study on uses of computer to interpret data such things as blood press: and blood chemistry, initi therapeutic measures such

wood. Poseyville, Ind.. and Sam have flown the support missions spared a time - consu ming phone control cardiac pacemakers.

D. Talbert, Russiaville, Ind.

call to the patient's doctor in i The University of

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Rikli is aware some people j three-year study of new meth-

alleged by various Middle East-

I em spokesmen.

“No 6th Fleet aircraft have 1 been within several hundred miles of the eastern coast of the ^Mediterranean, Israel or the

United Arab Republic,” he said.,. . J ^ "Furthermore, no 6th Fleet air _, advantage of the system,

craft have entered the territorial R1 k 11 Predicted computers air space of the Middle Eastern' themseIves "'iU be common in or North African nations during hos P itals "’Ithin five years and ;p oge5 . this current period of tension." ^ be standard equipment

would consider the computer an invasion of privacy. But he said the individual should be free to decide for himself whether to

ods for intensive training medical personnel in the c:

on video tape for training pur-

Double Bill

within the next 10 years.

pital in Eugene, Ore.,

400 hospitals with computers of

HARTFORD. Conn. UPI—In storing written medical records a frantic rush toward manda- Put that some 130 of these hos- ! tory adjournment at Wednesday pitals anticipate using the cornmidnight. the Connecticut Sen- puter in patient care. Several ate accidentally passed the same hospitals are giving the cornbill twice within the space of puter a trial run in such areas about 15 minutes. ’ as lab tests. But thev also are

mumty health and social services to assure continuity nursing care for released

tients.

In dealing: with natiei

carrying orders.

out the physician’s

gastro-intestinal (G-I) s because he has ulcer s3’mptoms. G-I series, an x-ray exam: tion of the gastro-intest tract, can involve up to 25 ]

sons, Rikli said.

By contrast, he said, the o puter could coordinate the amination and issue insti tions f©T the personnel invok thereby eliminating inter-hos-pital memos, verbal instructions and the misunderstandings which sometimes result

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