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Tipton Tribune (Newspaper) - June 13, 1964, Tipton, Indiana I Dlanae Jurls Indiana entered As second class matter october 4. 1195 at Post office at Tipton. Indiana vol. Ͽ�8, no. 218 Tipton ind daily Tribune. Saturday june 13, 1964 1 cent5 per copy 35 cents per week is easy Democrat Winner Lafayette lawyer gets nomination on first ballot Yankees gain on sox As Ford gets 8th straight win by Fred Down up sports writer the american league is on notice today that Yogi Berra and the new York Yankees Are no laughing matter this year whatever the experts the astronomers or the Strolo gifts May think. _ the notice took the form of a 6-1 and 3-0 Friday night sweep of the Chicago White sox which moved the Yankees to within three games of first place. It hardly seems possible that Only a week ago people were counting pm out of the race for reasons varying from Lack of pitching to the fact they be never won a Pennant in a year ending i four. Yankee clutch Ace Whitey Ford had a hand in both victories in the first by seconding manager Berra s Hunch to Start lefty Steve Hamilton and in the second by pitching his eighth straight Victory and fifth shutout of the season. Extends win skein Ford who doubles As a pitch ing coach agreed that Hamil ton was an excellent Hunch pitching Choice and the Lethander making his first Start since he was acquired from the Washington senators on april 21, 1sg3, scattered nine hits struck out eight and walked Only one in scoring his fourth Victory without a loss. Haying demonstrated that there was nothing wrong with his thinking apparatus Ford then proved his Arm was a Okay too with a five strikeout four hitter that raised his won lost record to 8-1 and lowered his earned run average to 1.55. Roger Maris two run single and Joe Pepitone s two run Homer were the big blows of a five run sixth inning rally in the opener and Tony Kubek s two run sixth inning Homer was the key blow of the Nightcap. The Minnesota twins Defeated the Washington senators 5-3, the Cleveland indians beat the Kansas City athletics 3-0, and the Boston red sox downed the Baltimore orioles 7-3, in other american league action. Los Angeles at Detroit was rained out. In the National league Cincinnati topped Houston 3-0, new York surprised Philadelphia 11-3, los Angeles Defeated St. Louis 3-0, Chicago downed Pittsburgh 7-1, and Milwaukee shaded san Francisco 4-3. Camilo Pascual pitched an eight hitter to win his ninth game of the season behind a 13 hit attack that included a triple double and two singles by Zoilo Versalles and two hits each by Tony Oliva Jimmie Hall and Bernie Allen. The Victory squared Pascual s lifetime Mark at 122-122. Sam Mcdowell made another Brilliant appearance for the indians with a four hitter spiced with nine strikeouts that spoiled Mel Mcgaha s debut As Kansas City manager. Leon Wagner and Johnny Romao had two hits each for the indians who snapped a four game losing Streak. Felix Mantilla Bob Tillman and Rookie Tony Conigliaro homered and Dave Morehead struck out 12 batters for the red sox who dealt Steve Barber his third setback. Brooks Robinson hit a two run Homer for the orioles. Milwaukee at san Francisco Cloninger 4-5 or Fischer 5-4 is. Marichal 8-2 St. Louis at los Angeles Broglio 3-4 is. Moeller 3-5 Cincinnati at Houston Maloney 3-7 is. Brown 1-6. New York at Philadelphia Lary 0-1 is. Bunning 5-2. Sunday s games Pittsburgh at Chicago 2 Cincinnati at san Francisco Milwaukee at los Angeles 2 St. Louis at Houston night new York at Philadelphia american league pet. Chicago 31 17 .646 Baltimore 32 20 .615 1 new York 29 21 .580 3 Minnesota 30 25 .545 Cleveland 27 24 .529 5" Boston 28 27 .509 6 / Detroit 22 29 .431 101-2 Washington 25 33 .431 11 los Angeles 24 33 .421 11 Kansas City 17 36 .321 major league standings National league L. Pet. Go 29 21 .580 31 23 .574 29 24 .547 1 28 26 .519 3 28 27 28 28 Philadelphia san fran. Cincinnati pittsburgh1 Milwaukee St. Louis Chicago los Angeles Houston new York .509 3v4 500 4 26 28 .500 4 27 28 .491 4vt 26. 31 ,456 6v4 339 13 i 19.37 Friday results " Chicago 7 Pittsburgh-1 Milwaukee 4 san fran. 3, night los Ang. 3 St thu Knight Cincinnati 3 Houston a night. New York 11 Phila. 3, ight saturday s probable pitchers Pittsburgh at Chicago Law 3-5 is. Burdette 2-0. Friday s results Boston 7 Baltimore 3, night new York 6 Chicago 1, 1st, twi new York 3 Chi. 0, 2nd, night Minnesota 5 Wash. 3, night Cleveland 3 Kan. City 0, night los Ang. At det., night Ppd rain. Saturday s probable pitchers los Angeles at Detroit new Man 4-2 is Wickersham 7-5. Kansas City at Cleveland Pena 6-5 is. Ramos 3-4. Minnesota at Washington Katt 5-3 is. Osteen 4-4. A Chicago at new York Kreutzer 2-0 is. Downing 2-2. Baltimore at Boston bunk or 6-1 is. Wilson 5-2. Sunday s games Chicago at new York 2 los Angeles at Detroit 2 Kansas City at Cleveland 2 Minnesota at Washington 2 Baltimore at Boston 2 Arcadia resident stricken Friday mrs. John Graves 34, Arcadia died Friday in Riverview Hospital Noblesville after a three year ill Ess which had hospitalized her for three Days. Services will be held from the Hinshaw funeral Home in Sheridan at 2 p. M. Monday with Rev. Donald Clark officiating and burial will be in the cemetery in Sheridan. Friends May Call after 4 p. M. Today at the funeral Home. Mrs. Graves was born sept. 28, 1929, the daughter of Emery and Cora Hubbartt Hines. She was married to John Graves who survives As do four children Kim Rickey Dee Ann and Dale the father and following Sisters and Brothers John Hines of Tipton Leo Hines of Indianapolis mrs. Mary Catherine Waji Ace of Sheridan mrs. Helen Mccullough of Arcadia and mrs. Authur Smith of Noblesville As Well As nieces and nephews. Dies Friday Bertha Ann Brown 85, succumbed at 8 30 p. M. Friday in the Barton nursing Home Indianapolis after a six month illness. Services will be held from the Warner funeral Home in Sharpsville at 2 p. M. Monday with Rev. M. C. Morrow of car Mel and Rev. Johnson of Oak Ford in charge and burial will be in Albright cemetery. Friends May Call after 10 a. M. Sunday at the funeral Home. Mrs. Brown was born feb. 9, 1878, daughter of Henry and Elvira Gullion goodnight. She a was Maried in Tipton county dec. 25 1897 to Otis Brown who died Jan. 29 this year. She was a member of the Oakford Christian Church and with her husband operated a greenhouse in Oakford Howard county for 56 years. Survivors include a son Waldo Brown of Indianapolis a daughter mrs. Earnest Griffith of Andes on three Sisters mrs. Cora Cole of Kokomo mrs Trel la Coppock of Tipton mrs. Geneva Owens of Indianapolis three Brothers Edward and Dempsey goodnight of Elwood Garnett goodnight of Elwood four grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Girl scouts concluding a get together of 70 members in Tipton Park presented a play Friday morning in the Park Pavilion. Members of the cast Are shown Here left to right Cathy Clossin Mary Meyer Nancy Olvey Rhonda Plake Patty Maloye Linda Robinson Connie Harmon Sandy Bangle Nan Hoke Carol Letsinger Beth Gagnon Linda Hoover and Cammillia Hinshaw. Tribune photo engraving nature notes by George Cline when the circus came to town this week it brought to Tipton county the first elephants that have been Here for some time. These beasts like nearly All elephants that Are in Captivity were from Asia As shown by their concave foreheads and relatively Small ears. There Are Only two species of elephants in the world the other being the african which has great lopping ears and convex foreheads bulging outward. African elephants Are rarely taken alive because their dispositions Are not Good and they do not take Well to domestication. The tusks of an elephant Are his two upper front death incisors which Are in Mously developed. They have no lower front Teeth All their other Teeth being very Large Grinders or molars. The trunk on an elephant is really his nose elongated beyond that of any other mammal. Since he cannot eat and drink As most animals do because of his tusks he must water in his trunk and squirt it into his Mouth. They Are strictly vegetarians and usually the food also is placed in the Mouth with the trunk. The trunk of an elephant is said to be the most efficient appendage possessed by any mammal. It can pick up a pin or lift a heavy log. The five elephants at the circus were All females they being More docile and More amenable to training. None of them had tusks for the reason that they had been de tucked. This was to prevent their injuring each other and then it it thought that without tusks they realize their impotency and have an inferiority Complex which prevents them from Demontra Tine. The two camels that the circus had were arabian camels one hum which Are usually called Dro medaries. They Are used mostly for Burden carrying while the two humped camels Are better for Riding. The Llamas of course were from South America. And speaking of bobcats again will say that for Many years i have had a feeling that i would someday see a Bobcat in my Woods probably because that would be a Good place for one. There was a Deer out there several years ago and Klinker and i hunted that Woods for a Mountain lion a few years Back but fortunately did t find one. A neighbor had said that he had twice seen the lion in his Woods and he was a Man who stayed sober and did not Tell lies. There Are Many tame cats in Tipton county that have gone wild. We always called these Woods cats and they Are fully As destructive to wild life As bobcats would be. Several years ago i was hauling in some Wood that had been previously Cut and stacked against a log in the Woods and As i reached Down to pick up a stick of Wood a big Woods cat went out like a Streak of lightning and scared me half to death. The last one of these that i killed was a very Large tomcat that was nearly White. He chewed the ears off an old pussycat that continued in Page 4 Mother watches husband child Burn to death by United press International a Young Mother watched helplessly today As her husband and 2-year-old daughter burned to death in a car on interstate 465 Southwest of Indianapolis. Dead were Armond Atkins 40, Indianapolis and his daughter Waynette Monica. Police said Atkins and his daughter were in a car pushing another car driven by his wife Marsha 24, when a Semi truck rammed the rear of the second car. It burst into flames almost immediately. The truck Driver Bernard Bei son 44, St. Charles 111., told police he did not see the two cars on the High Speed Circum Urban Highway. The truck was moving at about 60 Miles an hour t when it hit the car. Mrs. Atkins who was not injured seriously by the Impact was treated for Shock at a Hospital. She told police she could hear the cries of her child in the flaming wreckage. She said she and her husband were trying to Start her Balky car after she got off work Early today. The two deaths and the death of an Anderson Man last night raised the Indiana 1964 traffic toll to 499 compared with 593 continued on Page 6 cancer society off leers named at theirn annual meeting recently the acs Tipton county unit elected he following officers who. Will assume their responsibilities sept. 1, 1964 president Mary u. Inman first vice president or. We. Kurtz second vice president Carl Heath Secretary Martha Wilson treasurer Dorothy hark Ness. Mrs. G. W. Gossard Kempton was elected Delegate to the Indiana division cancer society Board meetings i Scranton has Uphill fight says analyst Nixon terms Scranton weak defends Barry new York up former Yania gov. William Scran ton for vacillating on a dec Republican presidential nomination. Nixon said Scranton had a fighting Chance but warned committee chairmen appointed this month by Raymond m. United press International Washington up gov. William Scranton faces the ticklish task of luring National convention delegates off the Goldwater bandwagon if he is to come close to winning the gop presidential nomination. Sen. Barry Goldwater already has too Many delegates lined up to be denied the nomination unless a sizeable number can be persuaded or frightened into breaking away from him. It is this process which will be hazardous for Scranton. It would do him Little Good to upset Goldwater and win the gop nomination if in so doing he alienated most of the senator s supporters. They might then decide to sit out the election and the gop needs All the workers it can get. Move comes late Scranton admitted that the hour was late when he announced Friday that he was a candidate for the nomination. But he also expressed the belief that More than half of the 1,308 National convention delegates Are not yet committed. Most but not All republicans have been saying since he won the june 2 primary in califor impression on sunday by his Nia that it was too late to Stop weak vacillating attitude Goldwater. The lbs face the nation Tele the United press internation-1 Sion program Nixon said Al tabulation gives Goldwater i if a Man receives a phone Well Over 500 of the 655 Dele \ Call and then changes his mind Gates he needs to win with he in t a very Strong Man More in sight at state Conven-1 observed the former vice positions this weekend and later Dent on arrival Here from a by Eugene j. Cadou United press International Indianapolis up Indiana democrats will face the voters in the coming Campaign with a two fold Appeal. Roger d. Branigin Lafayette attorney who romped to Victory As gubernatorial nominee on the first ballot of the democratic state convention Friday will vice president Richard m. Nix work the conservative Side of on Early today scored Pennsyl a the Street. He is a corporation lawyer and had the backing of i the so called Sion to enter the race for the a a Ber l lock. Anderson and sen. Vance Hart be who likewise were nominated will work the Liberal Side of the Street. Rock who was endorsed by Lau u he Al Cio committee on to the governor must now be his i of i it.,�. Apical education was nominal on Man. He must make his de for lieutenant governor o own decisions and not appear the second ballot Hartke one to be a puppet mane Vered by a the most Liberal backers of someone else " Dent Johnson was Renom c a. Mated without opposition. Specifically enticed the abrites x voted to Scranton for weakening in his1 Cham ton state sen. Marshall resolve to enter the race last f i pay mount for Gover. Week following a reported Tele nor but made a phone Call from former presi Dent Dwight d. Eisenhower. I must say that gov. Scranton made a very unfortunate by the president Are crusade Ned Grayson medical and scientific or. M. In. Gossard service Maude Welsh budget and finance Mildred Mitchell. Walter Sui Iima Field consultant who attended the meeting a expressed appreciation for the work accomplished by the crusade committee in april when Over four thousand dollars were donated in Tipton county for service to pc cents As Well As for Aid in the discovery and cure of cancer. The crusade chairman Ned Grayson is now a member of the Indiana division crusade committee. Board members whose terms expire August 31, 1965 Are Mes. Virgil Carter g. W. Gossard we. Morris Ken Sals cry h. A. Wilson von Hawkins Harold Harkness Don ams Bury and messes. Doyle Hobbs continued on Page 6 Scranton has Only four weeks Don to whittle away at the Sena ,.not even u the Call is from Tor s base and gain delegates to general Eisenhower a news add to his own prospective support from the anti Goldwater Wing of the gop. He must run Uphill All the Way. The gop National convention gets under Way in san Francisco july 13. Based in East opposition to Goldwater is based in the Northeast the the official count for governor was Branigin 1,449 Kizer who was his party s floor Leader in the 1963 Indiana Senate 594, and Clinton Green Worthington on who has served As Admi istra Tive assistant to governor Welsh and Secretary of the Indiana port commission 134. Rock wins on second the establishment backed Rock As a sop to the labor chiefs. He won on the second ballot on which the count was Rock 1,266 William Fortune Zionsville former state _ treasurer 511 former Bloom Man asked Taon at Kennedy j in Eton mayor Thomas Lemon International Airport. No 37& and John r. Walsh Ander two Day business trip in Lon said Nixon. Alighted shortly after Midnight from an Al Al Israel jetliner. He said recent criticism of him by the gop front runner sen. Middle Atlantic states Ohio Goldwater was att but and Michigan an area with j be to rather inaccurate press about 400 convention delegates. I reports of events at the recent some of these already Are pledged to ambassador Henry land Cabot Lodge and the still Active contender gov. Nelson a. Rockefeller of new York. Rockefeller also won Oregon s 18 delegates in a primary before he lost to Goldwater in California. Goldwater has some Dele continued on Page 6 so who has served As con. Gressman and As Secretary of Nixon appeared fresh As he All three rivals of Rock lost votes on the second ballot after a shouting meeting of Rock and Lemon outside the convention Hall. Rock Fortune and Lemo had demoted themselves from the gubernatorial fracas to the second spot on the ticket when the bran Ign movement seemed governors conference in Cleve the former vice president inevitable said Goldwater s description of j0hn Bottorff Seymour pres him As sounding More and Dent of the Indiana Young More like Harold Stassen was All a misunderstanding. Stassen a former Minnesota governor and contender for the nomination has failed in past attempts at a political comeback. Branigin accepts democratic nomination i recognizes labor As party Householder by Robert e. Page United press International Indianapolis up appealing to labor to stay in the democrats House Roger d. Branigin of Lafayette Friday accepted the party s nomination for governor of Indiana. The state s labor leaders had been critical of Branigin prior to Friday s democratic state convention because he had refused to flatly Call for a repeal of the state s 2 per cent sales tax. However Branigin in accepting the nomination said the party platform was his mandate. The platform took a moderate View toward the sales tax in that it expressed dissatisfaction with it. Dallas Sells state Al Cio president told up he wanted to talk with Roger before making a Flat endorsement of his candidacy. Sells said our Only Basic difference with Branigin has been taxes and we want to go into conversation with him on this he indicated Branigin would draw labor s Strong endorsement if he would make the sales tax and the Gross income tax Campaign issues this fall. Labor pleased. He can probably expect labor s full support if he meets our taxation recommendations Sells said. The labor Boss expressed pleasure with the labor supported candidates whom the democrats slated on their state ticket particularly state rep. Robert Rock of Anderson chosen As the party s lieutenant governor nominee. Brannigan said he recognized labor As a member of the democrats household in his Appeal for support from the group. He struck out at the republicans and his gubernatorial opponent it. Gov. Richard o. Ristine of Crawfordsville. Republicans in Indiana Branigin said stand for a pol icy of Wither and fade and the democrats for a March of he called Ristine an articulate representative of the republicans labelled him a Tough campaigner but said i just think Ristine is wrong on the will remind Ristine Branigin said he would t let Ris Tirie forget that he is responsible for his tie breaking vote on the 2 per cent sales tax " in a witty reference to Ristine s vote last apri Branigin said i suspect i la mention it a time or two during the Campaign.1 neither Branigin nor outgoing gov. Matthew e. Welsh feared that the Democrat would be facing a fall Campaign without labor s help. This is not a problem Welsh said we certainly can expect labor s full the party pros closed ranks behind Branigin after the Lafayette attorney won an Over democrats bested the party Kingmaker for Secretary of state. The insiders had backed former appellate court judge John a Linton. The count on the first ballot was Bottorff 1,-445 a 448, and Joseph Farina Laporte county Farmer 213. The big Bosses triumphed however in the other contests. Final results were state auditor Mark France fort Wayne 1,167, and Henry Hermansen Brook 852. Reporter of the supreme and whelming first ballot Victory. Nominated without opposition. He was joined on the platform j was u. S. Sen. Vance Hartke of a fave courts Helen Corey afterwards by Kizer and Clinton j Evansville who joined Branigin Green of Worthington his two and Rock in meeting newsmen opponents. J Kizer at first took his defeat bitterly. He said he had lost the nomination to Branigin because i did t have any friends at the statehouse or on the state Central committee.". I had Many chances to accept the lieutenant governor s nomination the Plymouth senator said " because of my la Bor but Kizer chose to fight it out to the very end which turned out to be the first ballot. Ran me out the republicans re apportioned me out of the Senate and now the democrats have run me out of my party Kizer said before appearing on the platform with Branigin in a gesture of party Unity. Turning to other Campaign issues Branigin said he would carry on Welsh s human rights program if elected and he called for a program to ensure every Hoosier boy and girl a Post High school education no matter what the i think we can Start this program under the present Tex Structure Branigin said but regardless of the Cost we be got to do it. We can t afford to waste the brain Talent of our Young people just because they Don t have the proper amount of Money to continue their following the convention. Hartke said he would stay i Washington to finish the business at hand on the civil rights Bill before returning to Indiana to launch his re election bid against Republican state sen. D. Russelll Bontrager of Elkhart. Outlines issues he said the three Central Campaign issues would be human toned eventual sales tax repeal rights the economic conditions in its Wordy report to the con Terre haute 1,385, and Freda Noble South Bend 743. State treasurer Jack new Greenfield executive Secretary to Welsh and a late entry 1,354, and state rep. Charles Kirk floyds knobs 694. Grills loses bid former state sen. Nelson grills lost a bid to have the convention favor immediate repeal of the sales tax. The resolutions committee had Sanc of the country and the International situation. America has never had a mention. Grills who led the ticket for renomination As state senator from Indianapolis a longer continuous period of Gued in vain with the platform Prosperity than it has right makers for the sales Levy kill now Hartke said in crediting her but he was denied his plea this to the democratic administrations of the late president Kennedy and president Johnson. The convention was Oisy to say the least. Each candidate was permitted a demonstration on the floor before the balloting began. Branigin s demonstration was the longest and appeared to be the one with the most professional touch. Branigin said he enjoyed the demonstration in his. Behalf. It s a great Way to stir the faithful. I was very appreciative of All who worked in my he promised a hard and fighting Campaign against Ristine and closed his remarks expressing his expectation of Victory on nov. 3. I by the committee and was refused recognition by rep. Ray Madden Gary the permanent chairman. As usual he had his publicity however. In the face of newspaper criticism the convention voted to deny Alabama gov. George c. Wallace the three 1st District presidential votes he captured in the Indiana primary. The convention chose delegates at. Continued a i Page i weather partly Cloudy warm and humid today and tonight with scattered Thunder show trs. High today around m. Low tonight upper is. High sunday upper us. My

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