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   Greensburg Daily News (Newspaper) - August 31, 1967, Greensburg, Indiana                                12 King Funnel WotU BIoC Thurgood Marshall Will Become First Negro on Supreme Court 031 You could at least act glad to see Mother and Ralph its All Over Between Lynda George By STEVEN GERSTEL WASHINGTON Thurgood Marshall takes his seat at the junior end of the Supreme Court bench the courts philosophical scale will tip toward the liberal confirmed by the Senate Wednesday as the first Negro Supreme is expected to bolster the liberal bloc headed by Chief Justice Earl Justice Tom whom Marshall was consi dered a mild The Warren group usually includes Justices Hugo William William Brennan and Abe But Black lately has indicated he feels the civil rights movement needs a He has voted in several cases with the conservative wing composed of Justices John Marshall Potter Stew Byron White and Marshalls the Warren arrival bloc a will give majority regardless of which way Black Marshall himself has said he is not attached to any legal school of but adds I am not a In the field of criminal he may be inclined to vote for preservation of govern ment As Solici tor he urged the Supreme Court to give the police more leeway for search ing private premises in criminal After his confirmation on a 6911 roll the 59yearold Marshall said he was greatly honored by the appointment and its Southern Senators who op posed the former civil rights lawyers nomination to the High Court talked against his ap pointment for terming dim a judicial activist and a constitutional iconoclast who Thurgood Marshall could not discharge his new duties with the cold neutrality of an impartial Thirtyseven Democrats and thirtytwo Republicans voted for Marshall and ten Democrats and one Republican opposed his Voting against confirmation were Democrats Robert James East Allen Sam Ervin Lister Spessard Ernest Roll Russell John Herman and Republican Strom WASHINGTON UPI Birch Bayh Jry voted with the majority Wednesday as the Senate confirmed the nomi nation of Thurgood Marshall as the first Negro member of the Supreme Vance was absent when the vote was taken but was reported in favor of the By HELEN THOMAS WASHINGTON Lyri da Bird Johnson is tellin friends its all between he and movie star George Hamil The Presidents 23yearold daughter and the handsome ac tor have been cooling their ro mance for some time now and she is confiding to close friends that it is definitely a thing of the Lynda has not seen Hamilton since her sojourn in London las Hamiltons press agents the word around that she would be showing up in Co lumbus or to catch George in a road com pany performance of adelphia But Lynda snubbed the The lovelight has been flicker ing low for a long They dated more than two meeting in the LBJ Acapulco and other places where There even was talk of a march to the But now all bets are Another Friend Lynda Bird has been switch ing her attentions to a White House aide Marine Charles of Lynda has spent several week ends with Robb and other com panions at their cottage at Rehobeth He in constant attendance at the White House and when she beck to him at the state dinner in honor of the Shah of he quickly came to her The White House aides all bachelors provide a steady escort service for presidential They are in age bracket and share her in Hamilton was admired among friends for his There is hardly a person who They are in transformation from a schoolgirl into a dazzling swing er with his Hollywood He is responsible for her new interest in her techniques and hair likes it Kept In Touch During the past few when they have not been Lynda has kept up with pin up boy through television and the movie His pub rating went up by leaps and bounds when he began showing up on the White House The other White House aides are now deferring to who is a lean serious He undoubtedly would fit better the Johnsonian idea of a boyfriend for his But the Presi dent does not interfere with Lyn das He wants her to be He was quite fond of Navy Bernard Rosenbach of the man Lynda once was engaged to before she went to live in the White Rites Friday For Thomas Reichenback Funeral services for Thomas a resident of will be held at 2 Friday in Fisher Fu neral Home at Visita tion at the funeral home began at 2 who has relatives in Decatur passed away Russell Reichenback of Westport is a Bazel Laws and Ethel Owens of the Westport com munity are The survivors include his wi Margaret Reichen jack of Fortville and live Nancy and Deborah all at Besides the brother and the sisters in Decatur he is survived by four other brothers and They are Robert leichenback of Donald of Catherine McVey of Fortville and Emma Baxter of In The Lighter Sid Gas Credit Cards Will Remind of Summer Fun By DICK WEST WASHINGTON tion travelers traditionally col lect souvenirs along their routes to remind them of the fun times they had during their My sainted mother was a great hand at while visiting the old I came across a whole drawer full of her trave The collection was like a geological II was built up in annual layers of picture brochures alabaster light replicas of the Liberty Bell and so An archeologist digging down through the years would succes sively uncover artifacts from Niagara the Grand Yellowstone National Pikes Carlsbad Caverns and other natural gallons of gasoline and tow It was on a mountain road That is conventional are either the trouble with They put away and Still Searching LONDON UPI Barry the television cop who was always just one step behind The was assured by grinning porters in the Smithfield meat market day that you wont find Mm PUBLIC SALE As Denny is leaving for college I will sell personal property as follows at public auction located 3 miles west of Osgood on Fairground on SEPTEMBER 9 Beginning at 150 CATTLE 37 Angus 3 to 5 years old 37 weigh approximately 300 16 fat Angus weigh approximately 800 55 mixed weigh 500 to 800 3 good milk full flow of milk cooler DeLaval one unit f 100 HOGS AND PIGS 12 young sows and several with balance of sows will farrow soon 44 shoats 2 good young Hampshire FARM EQUIPMENT 8N new tires Ford backend loader bush 3 point hook up 2 good Helix forage beds on Coby wagon gears 3 flattop wagons John Deere field New Idea 1row corn picker John Deere 2row rotary hej rotary hoe L Hc 4row com planter set of half fits most tractors brackets to fit set of cultivators PTO spreader PTO baler wheel rake aluminum elevator Clipper fan mill 2 portable farrowing houses including 2 blade manure bucket combine parts miscellaneous 1959 Ford 2door 1960 Fiat MISCELLANEOUS Lawn mower saws small tools water tanks stock feeders new and used poplar gates some household Served by Ladies of Hopewell Terms of Sale Not Responsible For DENVER SUMMERS AND SONS John Dunbar and Arthur forgotten or buried beneath the fruits of the next years Thus they fail their purpose of bringing back pleasant To His Credit This is why I rely on gasoline credit cards to keep the high points of a journey fresh in my During the course of a recent crosscountry I must have signed 40 to 50 gas Judging from past it will be several months before all of them clear the IBM Next when there is snow on the I am certain to open an oil company statement and find therein a ticket I signed this summer in sunny El El Paso That was the place where I broke a shock While writing the check I will relive the which otherwise would have been mercifully I also can look forward to receiving a ticket signed in Silver A ticket for near Silver City that I hit a dip and knocked the exhaust pipe loose from the Fond Recollections When the ticket comes in from I can fondly recall the night we were camping camping in what we thought was a dry creek There is an old Indian legend that rain will cause water to rise in dry creek The legend has handed down by the descendants of ten our Running Dry That as the collapsed upon us and belongings f 1 o at e d merrily we added another chapter to Indian And without my credit care souvenirs would I remember where I goi caught in a radar trap Or Avondale where the exhaust pipe came loose again Or where a spark plug became discon Being reminded of all this summer fun will make the winter more Backed Hoffos New Trial Convict Prostitute s On Perjury Charge UPI admitted prostitute who said she had sex relations with jurors during the 1964 jury tam pering trial of Teamsters Un ion President James Hoffa was convicted of perjury Ned night in federal An jury deliberated six hours and 10 minutes be fore returning a verdict agains Catherine Patricia Ann Clark Es who made similar state ments in an affidavit in sup port of Hoffas new trial mo was to go on trial today under the federal Juvenile De also said she had relations with jurors during the District Court Judge Frank Wilson set no date for sentencing Johnson and Essex they had sexual inter course jurors and were aid by marshals assigned o watch over the jury while it was sequestered on the 10th floor of the Read House Hoffa has maintained the fed eral government plied the jur ors with liquor and women to Southeastern Indiana Feeder Auction Association INDIANA FEEDER PIG SALE SEPTEMBER 5 Beginning at 1 Central Daylight Time 2 MILES SOUTH OF ON HIGHWAY 421 SELLING FEEDER PIGS Pigs fresh from the farm day of weighing from 40 to 100 Sold in uniform All pigs auctioned by the Sales are sponsored and conducted by local farmer producers with cooperation of the Producers Marketing As sociation and Extension AH pigs will be inspected by Indiana Livestock Sanitary Vaccinated as requested by the LUNCH WILL BE SERVED Gilbert Nolte Clarence Lauber Sale Manager 1 Assistant Manager RING MEN Arthur Arnold Obendorf and Glenn Lewis Harold obtain his conviction here in 1964 of tampering with a Nash ville jury which in turn tried him on a charge of accepting an illegal payoff from a Detroit trucking Austin Mittler based the governments case on the testimony of Marshal Harry At no time during the trial was there a report of any un authorized persons on the 10th Mansfield told the Train Smashes Into Blocks on Track Erie Lackawanna Railroad freight train smashed into a pile of concrete blocks placed on the tracks here Wednesday but no injuries were re Police the train engine was damaged exten Railroad and police sought possible More Draft Questions Answered Here are some of the ques tions most frequently asked of the Selective System and the answers given by Robert state Where may I get informa tion and help concerning an ap peal The Government Appeal Agent associated with your local normally an is available to counsel you con your rights and obliga tions under the selective service There is no charge for this Hints from ise By HELOISE CRUSE Contact your local Since moths have no I have found an easy way to demoth I partly fill a sock with moth crystals and attach it with a rubber band over the end of the hose of my electric hair dryer without the Then I put the dryer on the closet shelf and let it run for 10 minutes or on NO HEAT This is much easier than using the vacuum cleaner attachment and can be moved effortlessly from closet to Fay Bar Im going to give you a gol star for that hint Heres something e Ise learned from a vacuum cleane When storing offseason cloth place them i a garment ba and hang it o the rod in th wit the sock of mot crystals tied ove the e stic part of the vac aum hose into tin Close th zipper nearly all the leav ing only enough to hose to go When the host is put in thi blowing end of the vacuum and its turned the bag will puff out like a balloon and col lect all the After a few all I do is gently re move the wand and hose anc finish closing the Each garment may be done separately or a full bag at a Real neat and Heloise in will open At dusk you will notice that it will close up And it makes a little noise like a click when it This only works about a isnt it we break and there glass that are many When shatters small lint from the dryer and use it to wipe up the I take a wad of lint tray in my board clerk and request that an appointment arranged you to meet with I recently heard there is a shortage and die mak Would being a tool and die maker exempt me from being drafted not as While the Selective Service System is au to provide for the de of any or all categories of persons whose employment in or other occupations or employment is ound to be necessary to the maintenance of the national safety or blanket deferments are not permitted by Each case must be determined on an in dividual Can registrants who go to Canada to evade the draft eve return to the United States with out prosecuted Prosecution is a function the Department of Justice and not of the Selective Service A registrant who is a citizen of the United States is not relieved obligations under the selective service law when he leaves the He las the continuing duty to keep lis local board informed of his address and to obey al awful orders of that His to perform any duties of him under the law a violation which may render him liable to prose It not only gathers the small pieces more thoroughly than rags or but can be dis Palmer PEED COMPARED NEW YORK Sound waves move four miles a second through teel only one mile a second n fresh AMAZING NEW TILE LIKE FINISH the cost of PAINT For Basements or any surface that requires a tough finish NUDA ENAMEL or mow than 2000 COLORS Get NUDA Enamel and aU 315 MAIN PHONE 6628361 On days when it looks like I put all my husbands laundered socks on rustproof hangers and hang them on the if it starts to I can just grab the hangers quickly and get the socks into the house before they get wet Madge LETTER OF LAUGHTER Dear Is it true that magnolia blos soms open in the day time and close at night dont pull my Lets Helen As a matter of it and Im not pulling your If you pluck a branch from your tree with a bud on bring it in the house and put it Mos t Heloise Thought Id pass this mess and money saver along to mothers of small babies When I buy baby shampoo and I pour it into the plastic detergent Just one or two squirts is the right and no messy bottle to worry Dear Heloise I have a beautiful new nylon slip with gorgeous lace on but made the mistake of wearing it with a navy knit suit that I cannot get the stains off the even with pure Can you help me Name Withheld Let me Bleach wont touch Dont waste your energy or the Grab a wash rag and pour lots of rubbing alcohol on and rub the stained portion between folds of the alcohol soaked Betcha itU And dont ask me but it Heloise 1 from Our r ILES Carl 14yearold son of and Ferd Buening of was recovering satisfactorily at his home from injuries sustained when he was run over by a tractor pullin a at the Indiana State Members and friends of t h e Mary Ann Robbins fam ily held a reunion at Lake Mc oy with 68 persons A reunion of the class cf 1932 f was held at tin City rk with about 100 in attend ance including 35 members and heir A was born to and Russell Grimes at Memori al and Alphons Hodapp the parents of a son at he local The Kruse reunion was held the City Park with 62 per ons Chloe Oliphant was en at the City Park hon ring her 67th The Krug family reunion was eld at the The weather was Maximum 0 minimum EXPORT Coffee is the chief export of PUBLIC AUCTION Having sold the the will sell at public the following personal located 2 miles south of Hartsville on County Line 1 mile Vz mile north of 15 miles east of 15 miles southwest of on SEPTEMBER 2 ewes 9 lambs and 1 flow fertilizer spreader shelter Bolens garden tractor with attachments 2 wheel trailer with stock rack 49 4door 9 single hog houses double hog house 3 fountains 15 herders Myers electric pump 66 new steel posts 41 old steel posts some locust posts 100 cement blocks 15 steel barrels for feed 6 and 4 ladders 36 extension ladder 22 scaffold board 2 sets ladder jacks lot paint brushes paint pots some paint platform scales other scales wheel bar row 130 oak double plywood 4x8 door tracks and hangers fence stretchers 3 blocks and ropes post driver Clinton outboard motor lot of wrenches and other HOUSEHOLD 2 living room chairs RCA table model television 2 electric clocks lamps Shetland floor cleaner Eureka sweeper 2 clock radios 2 transistor radios hand made coverlets night stand Victrola and records Under wood typewriter books portable record player Holiday camera card table and chairs silver coffee pot electric meat cleaver lot of salt and pepper sets 11 metal lawn chairs picnic table Formica top table and chairs mirror chairs doors windows sink baby bed lot of some antique cooking utensils electric deep fryer toaster heater end tables electric fans window fan pressure cooker lard press grinder with motor 2 shoe repair kits and many small bales of mixed TERMS CASH NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DENZIL OLDHAM Beesley and auctioneers clerk Lunch will be cashier  

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