The Missoulian from Missoula, Montana • 16

1 6 TKe Missoutian, Friday, Octeb'er 22, 1 965 LeMay Says Air Power Short in Viet Nam The Collier Trophy is awarded tegic Air Command, which he headed for 10 years before be-' In Lincoln Kidnap-Murder Case Pleas to (Precede Site Rlofiomi annually by the National Aeronautic Association. WASHINGTON (AP) Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, retired Air Force chief of staff, said Thursday not enough air power was being used in the Viet Nam conflict and, as a result, "there are ution," LeMay said, but didn't specify what the contribution could be except to indicate that he felt the need for more use of airpower. LeMay said it seemed to him LeMay, 58, said, "In this age, no one can accomplish very coming vice chief of staff in 1957.

In 1961, LeMay became' Air Force chief of staff. POPULAR POPLAR Indiana's official tree Is the' much. The mark of a man is the teamwork, the help he gets from those around him. I've had people still getting killed who shouldn't be killed." that fliers had "always been fighting to make contribution to our country." ing and resort community of Lincoln. The body of Hammer was found on Rogers Pass in 18 inches of snow on Sept.

19. yellow poplar. He said he had "fought with LeMay made the comment at a luncheon honoring him as winner of the 1965 Collier Trophy, one of aviation's top honors. "Thev are becinnine to cet very good help." LeMay, a Columbus, Ohio, native, entered Army Air Force flight training in 1928 after graduating from Ohio State University. Commissioned in 1929, two presidents over our contribution and since I've been retired we're still fighting, without the defendants David C.

Walters, 18, Keyes, and Char les E. Corliss, 25, Fulton, N.Y. asked the change of trial location. Lloyd J. Skedd, representing Corliss, made his request Oct.

18 and John W. Bonner, representing Walters, asked the change of venue Thursday. Both lawyers also filed a number of other motions dealing with technical aspects of the HELENA (AP) Two harvest workers charged with kidnaping and murdering Donald C. Hammer of Lincoln were told by Dist. Judge Lester H.

Loble Thursday they must plead to the charges before he hears their motions for a change in trial location. The hearing on motions to move the trial away from Lewis and Clark County is set for Monday morning. Court-appointed lawyers for on Rental! A II) Oct, 22. 13. 24 fl 111 7:30 II II AFT.

oaoijv ROLLERFUH phone Ml-ien around today to some of the too much success." LeMav snoke for onlv a few he helped develop the bombing charges filed by County Atty. Thomas J. Hanrahan. Loble said he would rule on the various motions Monday when he hears the trial-change arguments. Loble, who previously granted separate trials for the two defendants, said Thursday, "Both have been declared competent enough to stand trial.

The men were examined by court-appointed psychiatrists." The two harvest hands are accused in the gunshot slaying Sept. 14 of Donald C. Hammer, operator of a pole yard in the Lewis and Clark County lumber He Ought to Know RENO (AP) Where does the weather man go to retire? Eugene Shepherd is staying right in Reno. techniques used in World War In 1948 he organized the Stra- minutes at the luncheon, devoted mainly to honoring him. Vice President Hubert H.

Shepherd retired after 17 years here. He was the chief Humphrey calling LeMay "a meteorologist. -TJ CANDLE BAR AND "I don't know anywhere In tnings that should have been done two years ago," he said, "some of the things the last Republican candidate for president recommended as an Air Force officer as well as a candidate." This apparently was a reference to bombing North Viet Nam, something proposed by former Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona, 1964 Republican presidential candidate. "There is an air war out there and we can still make a contrib the world where there is a bet ter climate," Shepherd said.

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