The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 July 1967 — Page 3

Wednesday, July 5, 1967

The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana

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32 people injured as scaffold collapses

ATLANTA UPI — A con- the pavement. No one was be-

struction scaffold straining under about 50 spectators at an Independence Day parade collapsed Tuesday when children

lieved seriously hurt. A policeman only minutes earlier had warned the spectators, part of an estimated 350,-

excitedly jumped up and down 000 who saw the “Salute To at the sight of a lion on a float. America” parade led by come-Thirty-two persons were injur- dian Bob Hope, to get off the

ed. | scaffold.

Some of the injured were ’ Around 200 other spectators standing beneath the scaffold scrambled off other scaffolds when it plunged eight feet to I after the accident. The scaffolds

had been erected in front of several buildings under construction in downtown Atlanta. Ambulances had to thread their way through streets clogged with traffic and spectators to get to Grady Memorial Hospital with the injured, most of whom suffered lacerations and bruises. Hope already had passed the spot just off Five Points, the

Negotiations resumed on rubber strike today

'Understatement? ;• ARVADA, Colo. UPI —After a heavy hailstorm hit the area, s.Mrs. Ralph Moore looked out her back door and told her husband: "Heavens, they are as <•!«>, J»ig as golf balls." ^ Closer inspection showed they "•<were golf balls. The Moore children had emptied their father’s bag of practice balls « throughout the backyard.

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Strike ends EAST CHICAGO, Ind. UPI— Production workers were expected to return to their jobs today, ending a six-day wildcat strike at Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. Members of the striking United Steelworkers of America met with union officials Monday night and agreed to return to their jobs pending negotiations with management on grievances which led to the strike. Maintenance workers at the plant returned to their jobs Tuesday but production was not to resume until today because of the Independence Day holiday.

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AKRON, Ohio UPI—Negotiations were to resume today after a holiday recess in the 11week old rubber industry strike that has idled 54,000 men across the nation. The last bargaining sessions were held Monday between the United Rubber Workers (URW) and the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. and General Tire & Rubber Co., and Saturday with Firestone and the B. F. Goodrich Co. talks with Uniroyal Inc., and the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. were recessed throughout the holdiay weekend after a company request to study contract proposals. There were no reports of progress in the bargaining sessions, which have been snagged on four main issues—URW package demands, a mutual aid strike assistance pact between the five companies, union politics and secrecy at the bargaining table. Goodyear is the only member of the rubber industry’s “big five” where work has continued on a day to day basis. Observers felt Goodyear was not struck to prevent the federal government from invoking the Taft Hartley Act The action would send the rubber workers back on the job for an 80-day

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OAK VIEW, Calif. UPI—The federal government has filed a 8125,000 suit against Western singer Johnny Cash, charging he inadvertently started a 500acre fire in Los Padres National Forest in 1965. The suit charges that Cash was driving a camper truck with a defective exhaust when the vehicle backfired and touched off a grass fire in the Sespe area north of the Ventura County community of Fillmore. The suit seeks to recover the costs of fighting the fire and payment for damage to destroyed watershed.

cooling off period and would allow the tire makers to replenish their dwindling stockpiles. The only government attempt to settle the dispute—a four-day meeting with federal mediators in Pittsburgh — produced no signs of progress. General has offered the rubber workers the largest wage increase—43 cents an hour over three years. Its proposal also calls for 80 per cent supple-

mental unemployment benefits, an additional paid holiday and an increase in pension payments from 82 to 85.50 a month for each year of service. The other firms have offered 38 cents an hour to tire workers and 31 cents to non-tire workers, an added 10 cents an hour for skilled tradesmen, 75 per cent unemployment benefits and pension payments of 85.25 a month.

Unemployed to get compensation

city’s business hub, and a float containing a lion was passing when the scaffold collapsed. Some kids started jumping up and down on it . . . and it caved in,” said Harler Carr, 18, one of the scaffold occupants who was not hurt Carr’s father, H. M. Carr, 47, was beneath the scaffold. “1 heard someone screaming and then I was crawling out from under,” he said. "There were too many people up there.” he suffered a head cut and a foot injury.

Shopping Guide WASHINGTON UPI — Foods for both indoor and outdoor meals are plentiful this weekend. In your meat department the plentifuls include ground beef, beef roasts and steaks, bacon broiler-fryers and turkeys. In addition to these meats, eggs are another high-protein food in ample supply. In most areas you’ll find cabbage, onions, potatoes and carrots in abundance. Fruits in best supply include oranges, watermelons, and in some areas, peaches, and cantaloups. Watch for economical buys in fish. Fish steaks and fillets are in best supply this weekend.

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-By BENNETT CERF-

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Director Lewis F. Nicolini of the Indiana Employment Security Division announced Monday that unemployment compensation claimants may receive as much as 812 extra each week in jobless benefits soon. Nicolini said a law enacted by the 1967 Legislature calls for a 83 hike for each dependent up to four, provided his past earnings are sufficient to cover the higher amount. The weekly payment hereafter will vary from a maximum of 840 for a claimant with no dependents to 852 for one with four. However, Nicolini pointed out that the law also made certain restrictions on unemployment claims depending on how the claimant became unemployed. "Anyone whose separation from work is due to pregnancy, who quit work with or without good cause, if the reason was not the fault of the employer, or who is discharged for misconduct on the job, forfeits unemployment insurance based on wages from that employer,” Nicolini said. In addition, he said, “the individual must earn in new employment at least 10 times the amount of his weekly unem-

ployment insurance payment before he may receive any unemployment payments from wages earned from other employers during his past period.” Persons who leave work to marry, keep house, move elsewhere with husband or wife, or because of other marital or parental obligations also lose their right to benefits based on wages from employers they quit.

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Johnson returns SAN ANTONIO, Tex. UPI— President Johnson was back at his ranch today after a 1,000 mile Fourth of July journey through Texas that was both sentimental and sad. The Chief Executive and Lady Bird Johnson paid a nostalgic 90-minute visit to her hometown of Kamack, a sleepy Texas town nestled in lush green pine forests on the Louisiana border. It was there in 1934 Johnson ended a whirlwind courtship of the former Claudia Alta Taylor, married her and whisked her from her birthplace to Washington. The helicopter visit to the cross-roads community and Lady Bird’s childhood plantation home climaxed an Independence Day that started with the christening of their grandson, Patrick Lyndon Negent, at St Francis Xavier Church in Stonewall, Texas. After the christening of the two-week-old child the Chief Executive and First Lady flew some 500 miles away to the funeral of Mrs. Wright Patman in Texarkana, Texas. Her husband, the veteran chairman of the House Banking and Currency Committee, served in the Texas Legislature with Johnson’s father, the late Sam Johnson, back in the early 1920s. She died at the age of 73, Sunday.

Queen ends long holiday journey KINGSTON, Ont UPI — Queen Elizabeth n today ends her exhausting week-long visit to join her Canadian subjects in the celebration of the dominion’s first 100 years of confederation. She flies to the national capital of Ottawa to present six Canadian army regiments with new colors (regimental flags) and she and her husband, Prince Philip, leave for London late tonight Hie Queen visited Expo 67 Monday and spent all day Tuesday aboad the immaculate blue and white royal yacht Britannia sailing up the St Lawrence River to Kingston. Tuesday night she entertained eight of Canada’s 10 provincial premiers at a glittering state dinner aboard the Britannia. Missing were Quebec’s Daniel Johnson, who had a prior commitment and Nova Scotia’s Robert Stanfield, whose brother has just died.

The tides are caused mainly by the Moon because of its praumity to the Earth.

Hershey honored VINCENNES, Ind. UPI—Indiana members of the Masonic Order honored Hoosier - bom Gen. Lewis Hershey, national Selective Service Director, Tuesday at a combination Fourth of July and sesquicentennial observance here. Hershey received a gold medal in recognition of his 50 years as a Mason. He also spoke at a dinner Tuesday night At the dinner, Hershey became the fourth person in history to receive the Caleb Smith Medal of Honor, highest recognition which can be given an Indiana Mason.

Two flavors ALPENA, Mich. UPI —Linda Kaye Christie, 18, the National Cherry Queen, returned to her home Tuesday to ride in a parade celebrating Alpena’s annual strawberry festivaL

A WELL-LOVED priest and his oldest friend teed off tm their usual twosome on the local golf T1nVr,.-hwt ft sex* became evident that this was not going to be flue of fhf priest’s better efforts. On the first tee, his divot traveled further than his ball On the second hole^ he plopped three drives into a pond. On the third, he sliced into another fairway and hit >an indignant lady player on her ample posterior. When his veiy next shot hit a tree, his friend was moved to remark, "Father, if this was a heavyweight fight, they’d have to stop it!” * • • . An aged couple In Edinburgh were in their dining Mcovt listening to a church service on the radio. Suddenly the old burst out laughing, "Sandy,” cried his horrified wife, “Why thifl unseemly merriment on the Sabbath?" “Ho, ho,” beamed Sand* “The parson s just announced the collection, and ben- WO an safe at home I” * * • Jerome Beatty was held up briefly at Niagara, by * rather unimpressive funeral procession and felt impelled to mumble, "Just a cortege small by a waterfall . . .” Mr. Beatty compounded this felony by adding, “Show me an arrogant insect and I’ll show you a cocky roach.” © 1967, by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Features '

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