The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 September 1967 — Page 5
Wednesday, fapfember 13, 1967
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Mother charged with murder
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NEW YORK UPI — Mrs. Alice Crimmins. a pretty strawberry blonde whose two children were found dead more than two years ago after they disappeared from a locked bedroom. was arrested Tuesday and charged with first degree murder in the slaying of one of them. Mrs. Crimmins. 28. was arrested in a parking lot near her home this morning. Her husband. Edmund, was in their nearby apartment when she was arrested, but was not immediately notified.
The Crimmins children, Alice, > mine the cause of death. It was 4, and Edmund Jr., 5, were re- apparently because of this that ported missing from their Mrs Crimmins was charged only Queens Garden apartment by In the death of her daughter, their mother July 14, 1965. The parent9< who were sepa . AUce’s body was found later the rated at the time of ^ deaths same day a half mile from her but reconC ii e( j as a result of the
home. An autopsy showed she
had been strangled.
Mrs. Crimmins was charged with the slaying of her daugh-
ter.
Edmund Jr.’s body was found five days later in a wooded area about a mile from home. His
tragedy, were questioned intensively and at one point refused to testify before a grand jury
probing the case.
No arrests were made in the case before today and Mrs. Crimmins was the only indict-
body was so badly decomposed j ment handed up by a grand jury that an autopsy failed to deter- I Monday night.
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Oppose LBJ's tax increase WASHINGTON UPI—A majority of the House tax writing committee still opposes President Johnson’s request for a 10 per cent tax increase, the panel’s chairmen reported Tues-
day.
Chairman Wilbur D. Mills of the House Ways A Means Committee said the administration, despite economic barometers, had failed to make its case so far for a 10 per cent surtax on private and corporate income tax payments. Mills’ committee resumed hearings today, after a 10-day recess, on the bill designed to raise more than S7 billion a year to combat inflation and help finance the war in Viet-
nam.
The Commerce Department gave Johnson some more ammunition to support the bill Monday, reporting retail sales scored record gains in August. Mills said in an interview, however, that members of his committee just back from the Labor Day recess reported their constituents were troubled over the Vietnam war and the tax
proposal.
The tax measure has received a chilly reception in Congress, but leaders expect a tax in-
1968 Chrysler Styling is Erolntionary
The successful evolutionary styling j Custom, 300, New Yorker, and Town & which has characterized Chrysler for the Country Wagons. The sporty 300 series, past several years is continued in 1968. above, available in convertible, two-door Styling improvements have been made to and four-door hardtops, offers headlamps the front and rear, a new roof is provided which are concealed behind movable doors for three different hardtops, and several which match the rest of the grille. Numerconvenience features have been added to ous changes have been made in the enthe line. Refinements which make each of gines to improve high-speed performance, the 15 models more luxurious and the styl- Wagons have wood-grain body side ornaing changes establish strong identity for mentation. An optional tailgate window each of the five series: Newport, Newport, washer-wiper is offered for the first time.
Frank Sinatra loses 2 teeth LAS VEGAS. New UPI — Singer Frank Sinatra was punched in the mouth and reportedly lost two teeth during a weekend ruckus at the Sands Hotel before abruptly canceling his appearance at the strip glamor spot. Bystanders said Carl Cohen, 54. vice president of the Howard Hughes-owned hotel, was called to calm an enraged Sinatra who was shouting obscenities in the gambling casino. When the singer hurled handsful of betting chips into Cohen’s face, the 250-pound Cohen retaliated by smashing Sinatra in the mouth, the witnesses said. A spectator said Sinatra loft two teeth. Sinatra then stormed out of the hotel, where he had appear- ! ed regularly for 16 years, and with wife Mia Farrow in tow ; returned to Southern California in his private jet.
DECA giving students training
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A spokesman for the hotel said Sinatra had driven a golf cart through the hotel, breaking windows and overturning fumi-
CHICAGO (UPI) _ A pro- and employment of students Merchants Association, said ture during his rampaga gram sponsored by the Dis- registered in the program. .. The retailinjr lndustrv ’ s eoine brought on when his gambling
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; tributive Education Clubs of “The success of the program ° credit was withdrawn. He also Cr621S€ Ol S0IT16 SOIL TO D6 Sip- I 1 ^ nt*ed morp talpnt in tho novt . ,, , , _ , ©roved some time this vear. I menca (DECA, * givmg <0.- ^^at^ five years than it has recruited | Xpentoor quartet in^th.
Mills’ report, however, put the! 000 hi ® h •' ,cho ° 1 and community administration on notice it still; colle S e students earn-while-you-has a long way to go to get the ^ earn training in the burgeoning votes to get the bill over its I fields of retailing, marketing
first congressional hurdle. and man agement.
Commerce Secretary Alexan-j T he program has attracted tional Advisorv Board der B. Trowbridge cited rising wide support from major retail T ™ V sales as one sign the economy t . h ai ns throughout the countrw, Ja " ie8 BllS8 ’ «' xecutu ' p Vlce
T . . * 1 president of the National Retail It combines classroom study
business generally and i n retailing and marketing specifically,” said Robert V. Guelich, a Montgomery Ward executive and chairman of DECA’s Na-
in the past twenty.”
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was again picking up steam after a slow first half. He dis-
with on-the-job experience, plus
cussed the situation in a speech an incentive to reach manageat the Southern Governor’s j ment status ^ quickly ^ pos . Conference in Asheville, N. C. sible . An estimated 2,000 of the Trowbridge appealed for sup- nation . g 12 000 ^ schoQls are
port for the tax increase, which p articipating .
he said was needed to prevent
another outbreak of inflation. Giant retail firms such as Commerce Department fig-' Montgomery Ward, employing 1 ures, made public Monday, j more than 100.000 men and showed that August retail sales women in retail outlets throughtotaled a record $27 billion, j out the nation, are solidly beseasonally adjusted, about 1 per hind the plan. Ward outlets in cent more than July’s $26.6 150 cities cooperate with local billion and 6 per cent above the, public grhool9 ^ the train = $25.4 billion of August, 1966. 8
Noted designer features feathers NEW YORK UPI — TO fashion designer Arnold Scaasi. the fuss of feathers is the most feminine look In a woman’s wardrobe. Scaasi uses plumage lavishly in his new fall custom clothes collection, which ultimately will find its way into the closets of some of the nation’s wealthiest women. The designed showed the collection to the press and some of his New York customers. Scaasi used ostrich mostly, and only for late day and evening. Tiers of plumes circled short formals from strapless top to hem, bordered long stoles, lined huge capes, or formed entire skirts. A short formal, done in heavily jewelled gold and silver tones, had white ostrich tiers seven and eight inches wide circling it from top to hem and the ostrich repeated in a silvery stole border. When Scaasi wearied of feathers, he turned to ruffles or to the most luxurious of brocades and silk prints. A soft pink chiffon boasted a border of pink ruffles around its strapless top, ruffles around the hem, ruffles in a double row down the back to the floor, and ruffles bordering the matching long rectangular stole.
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