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Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF
TT’S BEEN a gloomy kind of year in Washington, with a •1 resultant trend to humorous asides in speeches, calculated to keep listening constituents from worrying themselves to death. And more and more, points out Allen Otten, these asides are self-deprecating, poking fun at the speaker’s own .policies, his own party— and himself! Bobby Kennedy introduced Adlai Stevenson III in Illinois with “If there’s one thing I can’t stand, it’s a fellow running on his name!” Rich- ‘ ’ard Nixon refers to himself as “a dropout from the Electoral College.” When President Johnson appointed Hubert Humphrey chairman of the National Space Council and the Senate made him head of the Oceano- * graphy Council, the V.P. reflected ruefully, “You notice r they only give me assignments out of this world.” Even L.B.J. gets into the act occasionally—as when he asks well-heeled visitors from New York or California, “Tell '-;me truthfully: have you ever seen a sight more beautiful than the sun sinking slowly over those television towers in Austin, Texas?” • • • rr *♦ A worried-looking little man in a florist shop asked for three potted geraniums. “I’m sorry.” said the cleric. "We’re out of - geraniums just now, but we HAVE seme nice potted chrysanthemums.” "No, they won’t do,” replied the man. “I PROMISED my wife I*d water her geraniums while she was away.” • * • At a party, there are two kinds of people—those who want to go home early and those who want to be the last ernes in the place. The trouble is they’re always married to each other. # WSL, by Bennett Cert Distributed by King Features SyndkaU
Bainbridge News
The Ellesberry Reunion was Those present were Mr. and their aunt, Mrs. Sharon Austin.
—Traffic safety survey
(Continued from Page 1) established among the officers; all officers should be trained in .. first aid; the Chief should direct members of the Depart- ’• ment to file charges in an accident investigation wheer a violation Is indicated; the chief create a uniform policy to guide the officers of the Department in arrest and warning procedures; members of the department be advised to write more warnftig tickets; photographs be taken of all personal injury and ' serious property damage accidents; and a safety education program be initiated and one officer be trained and equipped . to carry out this program. These recommendations make up one part of the Traffic Safe7; by Survey Report made by a - beam of experts. They are only » part of the many activities that are necessary to produce - an effective traffic program in Greencastle, but they are im- ./ portant activities that should * not be negleected. The Police Department plays an enormous part in the role of a better traffic safety program ond if the people and local gov-
Has not seen Hess LONDON UPI—The wife of Nazi Fuehrer Adolf Hitler’s onetime deputy Rudolf Hess said Wednesday she has not visited her husband in the Allied Spandau Prison in Berlin during his 21 years there. Mrs. Use Hess said in a television interview he did not want her to visit because "there were guards looking down.” * Hess, 78, is the sole remaining inmate of the war crimes trial In prison.
ernment officials carry out this suggested plan of action, we believe Greencastle wil be a better community in which to live and work.
ENTERS RACE WESTBURY, N. Y. UPI — Xanthe, the champion trotter of Sweden, was entered today for the ninth $100,000 International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway, Aug. 19.
held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dolby Collings. It was the thirty-second year for the affair. Mrs. Collings is the last of her family of eight children and her nieces and nephews and their families look forward to their annual reunion with her and Dolby. The most bountiful meal was served on a long table in the yard and several card tables placed around for people to eat on. Mrs. Mary Blackford returned thanks and then every one sang Happy Birthday to Dolby, who was celebrating his 80th birthday. Among those present were Miss Pauline Ellesberry, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Walsh, Kenny and Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ellesberry, Mary Ann Porter, Marcia, and Mary Blackford, all of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tiefel and son, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ellesberry, Carol and Steve of Indianapolis, Mrs. Florence Cronen of Lake Forest, Illinois, Mrs. Lee Howe and son, Duane of West Point, Mr. and Mrs. Llyod Vandergraff of Lafayette, Mrs. Carrie Miller, Robert Houser and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Minnick and family of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Minnick, Jackie and Patty Jo, Mrs. Effie Smith and Muriel Nelson, and evening callers included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thatcher of Pittsboro and their guests from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Meek have bought the Nazarene parsonage and expect to move some time in the near future. Mrs. Lucille Gill Kirshner of Kansas, Illinois was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brue Lane Wednesday. Accompanied by Mrs. Fosher, they visited Mrs. Lane in the nursing home and then had dinner in Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Major and family entertained with a pitch-in dinner last Sunday.
British raid four Red strongholds
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HONG KONG UPI — The British government today sent 1,000 soldiers and colonial policemen led by armed helicopters in a raid on four Communist strongholds. Other British troops faced reinforced Communist Chinese army positions on their tense border. The early morning ground and air raid uncovered a cladestine hospital, arms caches, stores of Communist literature and 12 suspected terrorists. Communist Chinese border positions on the mainland were strengthened late Thursday night after a communist mob twice crossed into British territory at Lowu Station and stoned an immigration office. British troops repulsed the mob with tear gas, government
spokesmen said.
The lightning raid on Hong ousted in February, 1966. AnKong Island was the largest other 200 persons were report-
said the bombs were all fake. A device in one building that could have electrocuted part of the raiding party was discon-
nected.
After the incident at the immigration office, truckloads of communist army troops were seen moving into position along the border, opposite the Hong Kong station of Lowu. But a government spokesman said the Communist troops were apparently sent "to prevent a further incursion.”
Mrs. Steve Richards and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eckart and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gould and family of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Goodwin and Randy of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin A. Porter and family of Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Major of Roachdale, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robinson, Mrs. Donald Robinson and family and Mrs. Ada Robinson of Fillmore, Mrs. Catherine Mourer and family of Avada, Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clifford and family of Bainbridge were among guests
also.
David Zenor of Fillmore passed his papers early Sunday morning then rode his bicycle to Bainbridge and arrived about 7:00 a. m. He visited his grandmother, Mrs. Josephine Fosher for the day. Guests of Mrs. Fosher on Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs Orville Fosher of Fincastle, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bullerdick and grandson, George, Bruce Lane and Mrs. Linda Zenor, Roy and
Cindy.
Carl Zenor came home last Tuesday evening from Bakalar Air Force Base to have birth day supper with his son Roy. It was Roy’s fourteenth birthday. The family enjoyed supper at the Double Decker. Bruce Lane reports his sister, Mrs. Wysong, Is confined in a nursing home in Florida. Mrs. Juanita McMurtry and Mary In and Mrs. Hene Go win were guests last Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Elza Tate at Chrisman, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott and family were supper guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clodfelter and family In Brownsburg. Sunday the Elliotts visited their grandmother, Mrs. Daisy Williamson and his aunt, Mrs. Dorothy Nichols in Fillmore. Harry Elliott and family are moving next Wednesday to their home in Dearborn Heights, Michigan. Mrs. Florence Sieglin and mother Clara and a guest from Ohio spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Cecil Bullerdick, sister of Mrs. Florence Sieglin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sterrett entertained with dinner Sunday for their children, Mrs. A^ ce Sandefur and daughter, Misty, of Indianapolis, Mrs. Joyce Abea, Brian, Debbie and Lori of near Warren, Tom Sterrett of Morristown and Mrs. Marie Buzzard, Carol and Shirley. Mrs. Hazel Scobee is spending a few days this week with her son Hershel and family in Fill-
mere.
Mrs. Zada Pruitt is the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Modlin of Mooresville. Joe Baker, Rodney, and Randy Sharp and Timmie, along with Vance Tillotson and their leader were at Boy Scout Camp Kreitenstein all last week. Mrs. Hazel Lewman and Re-
display of British military might in a campaign aimed at breaking the back of Communist terrorism in the Crown colony. Rioting and sabotage have increased sharply in recent months as Communist elements pressed a drive to humble British authority. Three Westland Whirlwind Helicopters from the aircraft carrier Hermes led off the morning raid, touching down atop two 27-story buildings In the north point district of Hong Kong Island. A company of police on the helicopters began working their way down through the buildings while riot police kicked In steel doors on the ground floor and searched the lower levels. Regular Army troops from the Welsh Regiment and the Gurkha Rifles cordoned off the area. The four buildings that were the tarkets of the raid were rigged with what appeared to be booby traps but Norman Hill, police ballistics officer,
Ghana frees 160
ACCRA UPI — The Ghana military rulers Wednesday ordered the release from prison of 160 persons seized after a
vain coup attempt in April and ^ ecca attended open house Sunone woman held since former da y afternoon at the home of dictator Kwame Nkrumah was Mr ‘ and Mrs ’ Leland Pritch '
ett of Plainfield in honor of their son, Billie. He was home on furlough from overseas duty.
ed still held in protective cus-
tody.
Ceiling zero KLAGENFURT, Austria UPI —For the second time, a low flying airliner blew the roof off farmer Johann Katholnig's house Wednesday.
The body of Mrs. Vemie Hale Petty was brought here Monday for burial. Services were held Tuesday morning for Mrs. Lillie S. Lewis of Indianapolis. Both had been former residents here. Joyce and Janet Baker were over night guests Thursday of
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Linda and Mark Hess were overnight guests of Joyce and Joe Baker Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Reeves were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Blue Friday. Denise Hess entertained Monday night with a slumber party in honor of her thirteenth birthday. Those present were Judy Roth, Jeretta Baker, Cindy South, Brenda McBride, and Sherry Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Masten, Mrs. Victor Walters, Miss Mary Rayfield, Mrs. Walter Huffman and Mrs. Robert Niles attended the Type Conference Banquet at the State Fairgrounds Thursday evening. These people are all employed at the National Spotted Swine Record, Inc., in
Bainbridge.
MARRIAGE LICENSE Phillip Baxter Weller, U.S. Navy, Winter Park, Florida, and Joyce Elaine Warren, student, Greencastle.
New Maysville News Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leak were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bonames at North Salem and In the afternoon, they all called on Mr. and Mrs. Brewer Kersey of North Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Padgett visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Disney and family. Grover Walters of Roachdale, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Soot and granddaughter called on Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leak on Tuesday evening. Clarence Ward called on Mr. and Mrs. Don Winning Sunday. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward during the week were, Mr. and Mrs. John Young and family and their aunt, all of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leak, Darrell and Vicki Hart, Billy Perkins and Roy Weller. Mrs. Byrd and children of Connersville have been visiting with Jerry Nichols and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leak called on their son and family near North Salem on Wednesday night.
Playboy blonde facing charge
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HOLLYWOOD UPI—A stunning platinum blonde, Playboy magazine’s June Playmate of the Month, goes on trial Aug. 23 on a prostitution charge, po-
lice said Thursday.
Blue-eyed Joey Gibson, 21,
was arrested in a West Hollywood apartment July 12 with another woman and a man. Officers said she gave her name as Nancy Cole and said she was employed as a secretary in
nearby Santa Monica,
she resides.
Miss Gibson could not be reached for comment, but friends said she denied the
charges.
The June issue of Playboy listed Miss Gibson as a psychology graduate of Santa Monica City College and said she also had studied criminology. The story accompanying her nude centerfold photo said she likes to romp on the beach, enjoys playing tennis and likes Hindustani jazz and the Rolling
Stones singing group.
The publication said she delights in browsing in book stores and has a taste for health foods such as carrot juice and sun-
flower seeds. She has orb goal in mind, the magazine said — “the pursuit of Intelligent pleas-
ure.”
“I am my own woman,” the magazine quoted her. "1 lead my life according to no social standards other than my own.” She also was quoted as stating she does not worry about tomorrow because — "I’m having too much fun with my todays.” A Playboy Club spokesman
where j here expressed shock at her ar-
rest. "This is the first time, with all the playmates we’ve had, I’ve ever heard of this hap-
pening,” he said.
In Chicago, Helmut Lorsch, publicity director at the magazine’s headquarters, said “certainly we’re surprised.” But h* said he "definitely” felt the arrest would not stain the girl-next-door Image of the playmates. “We certainly cannot control what they do,” he added.
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