The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 4

MO-KAN PARTY LINE Heads Brown County CAP James Brown, Mercler, was elected president of the Brown county Community Action program at the annual meeting held last night at the Methodist church In Itorton. Rev. Klrby Hayes was chosen vice president and Mrs. Melissa Spellmeler secretary. Fifteen persons were named to the board of directors andfive delegates to the Northeast Kansas Community Action Program were picked.

Twenty six persons attended the meeting. The annual six-county NEK- CAP meeting and election of officers will be held tonight at Morton's City Hall. Nolte Rites At Kelly Anton Nolte, 76, Kelly, died Sunday night at a Seneca hos pital. He was a brother of Sister Consulate at Mount St. Scholastica convent.

Funeral services willbeatlO a.m. tomorrow atSt. Bede Catholic church in Kelly and burial will be in the church cemetery. The rosary will be said tonight at 8 at the Lauer mortuary at Seneca. Also surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Margaret Nolte of the home; two sons, Cletus Nolte, Corning) and Kenneth Nolle, Seneca; five daughters, Mrs. Joseph McAsey, Holton, Mrs. Ervin Weilhelm, Netawaka, Mrs. Bernard Steinlage, Kelly, Mrs. Adrian Korte, Anamosa, and Mrs.

Marion Korte, Whiting; two brothers, Joseph Nolte, Seneca, and Leo Nolte, Onaga. JOHN S. CLARY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J.

Clary of Troy, has received his first U.S. Air Force duty assignment after completing basic training at Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Tex. He has been assigned to McCoy AFB, for training and duty as an administrative specialist. He becomes a member of the Strategic Air Command, America's long range nuclear bomber andmis- sile force. Airman Clary is a 1967 graduate of Troy High school.

Bendena Man Dies At 66 Joseph 0. Whitmore, in the Bendena community, died yesterday afternoon atSis- ters hospital in St. Joe. He had been ill since July 1. Funeral services will beheld at 2 p.m.

tomorrow at the Denton Methodist church with the Rev. John Davidson officiating. The body will lie in state at the church an hour before the services. Burial will beintheDen- 4 ATCHISDN GLOBE Tuesday, September 26, 1967 Grand Jury Returns 36 Indictments TOPEKA (AP) Dr. Joseph Baker, a La Crosse, physician was indicted by a federal grand jury Monday on cliarges of illegal sale of stimulant or depressant drugs, The indictment named Dr.

Baker on 13 counts of illegal sale of such drugs as secobarbi- tal sodium capsules, phenobar- bitiial, amobartbital, mehaphe- tamine hydrochloride. The indictment ctarged the physician sold the drugs illegally to a federal agent in May and June. One of the counts accused him of failing to keep required records on sale of stimulant and depressant drugs from Feb. 1, 1966 to Aug. 2, 1367.

The grand jury also indicted William R. Willis of Chanute, for failure to file income tax returns for the years 1961 through 1964. It charged Willis had income totaling during the four-year period. In all, the grand jury returned 36 indictments. The jury is expected to continue delibera- car contained four mink coats.

The car had burnt out its brakes. Warren said he reached Hamilton at his Beverly Hills, home Monday and that the actor confirmed that the car was going to Washington but was quite upset to hear the Rolls was left unlocked by McMurchey, his secretary. Warren took the keys to the car at Hamilton's request. McMur- chey, meanwhile, has flown back to Los Angeles. Hamilton left for the East Coast where he was to rehearse for a series of plays in Maryland, Virginia and New Jersey, His agent, Bob Colbert, said in Los Angeles that returning belongings to Miss Johnson "was not the purpose of (lie trip.

As far as I knew, this was luggage George would be using out East," Colbert said that after the brakes are repaired, "maybo George's brother, Bill, will drive the rest of the way," The car is under lock and key at a private garage in Kingman and will remain there until police hear from Hamilton. Meanwhile, Lynda Bird, 23, and her 28-year-old fiancee, Marine Capt. Claries Robb, TOcationmg in Acapulco, I In their absence in the BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH I TELL WE RI6HT IF THAT HUSBflND OF VOR'N MAKES ONE MORE HATEFUL I REMARK TO ME, I'M QOIN' TO PACK OP MV DODS CROSS VORE HEART? SIMMER DOWN, ZONEVMAE- PRISCILLA'S POP I'VE BE.EN VISITING WITH MISS WEST. UBRARVANH A WONDERFUL PERSON, I THINK OF HERAS A MODERN FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE SHE WAS MENDING LOOSE BINDINGS, PATCHING TORN PAGES! PRISCILLA JOE PALOOKA Monday the pair would be married Dec. 3 in the East Room of the Executive Mansion.

Indicted for interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle were William Montgomery Wlu'te, in the Riley County jail; Mark William Hansenk, in the Sliawnee County jail; Carroll Clark, Meriden, Frank Lemuel Newland, Sedgwick County jail; Robert Lee Miller, Shawnee County jail; Jolm Dawson Lupton, Lexington, Jolm Warren Adams, Kansas City, and Patrick Thomas Kelly, Douglas County jail. Louis Samuel Cotton, Wyandotte County jail, and Carveth Keith Near, Pittsburg, were indicted for thefts of letters. Wendell K. Greathouse, lola, was indicted for interstate transportation of meat which federally inspect- Joep wrorrester, J.mc- Child Found Tied To Bed Mrs. Edna Fayman of Cray Senior Manor is recovering from a severe cold.

Kruger and Associates, Insurance for all needs. EM7- Joe McAuliffe, former St. Benedict's college student and husband of the former Imogene Haegelin of Atchison, was the builder of a home featured in the building and garden section the Sunday Kansas City Star. The A-frame house was built by a KC couple in the Linden Hill area on a lot with frontage on Indian creek there and with the construction by McAuliffe, KC home builder. Mrs.

McAuliffe is a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Gus Haegelin and the Mc- frequent visitors here. son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Donald L. Paustian and Leonid Whitmore. The family moved ard J. Taylor, both of Manliat- to Burlington, in 1917. tan, were indicted for receiving He and the former Loren $17,000 in postage stamps stolen Smith were married March 31, trom the B1 Springs, keephim' from 1924 5n Hu I invillo the icebox was freed Monday to Doniphan county in 1929.

He ne was by police who acted on the tip operated the Ford tractor age n- fol tn ft of a vehicle from EOV of a social worker. cy and a garage at Denton from ernmen an ds Police said 6-year-old Elmer 1950-58. Jerry LeeDe'shazer Baldwin Chaplin had been chained to a. Mr. Whitmore was a member identified as a bed the of a south the Denton Methodist church, tractor on a mail carrying const.

Louis apartment for the last Surviving are his wife of the tract, was indicted for theft of a six days, home; two sons, Donald Whit- package containing three pairs from malnutrition. He was fed Kenneth Alexander Hutcliin- at the police station and a foster 1 8 son, a fugitive, and Ernest home was arranged. Odell Gilbert, UJS. Penitentiary The boy's mother, Mrs. Lor- rvr JV.

rvara wa at Lcavenworth, were indicted raine Chaplin, 28, was booked Mrs Wmm Gary, Wray, for escape from the penitcn- for mistreatment. She told po- a brother, Charles Whit- tiary honor farm at Leaven- lice, "I knew it was wrong, but more, Granite and worth. how do you feed six children on four grandchildren. $20 a week?" Themotheradmittedtying the boy to the bed at intervals for the last year. Police sought the father.

The other five cliildren were cared for by Mrs. Chaplin's mother. Police Report Murder Trial Continues Police activity late yesterday and throughout the night was routine, including answering a snake call at 1227 North Sixth, providing a funeral escort, serving several warrants, and taking a littleboy to his home after he had loitered on the wayfrom kindergarten class. Alleys and streets were checked by officers LOS ANGELES (AP)- A 16- year-old girl testified Monday she heard angry voices in the apartment a few hours before on patrol, a tree limb was re- Mrs. Elaine Terry Kirschke moved from the street inthe 500 and OrviHe W.

Drankhan were block of Santa Fe, and investi- killed. gations were made in connection Christine Cornell appeared as with a rug stolen Saturday from the llth prosecution witness in Lasater's Men's store on the the double murder trial of sus- two men i ren said. The police sergeant pended Deputy Disl. Atty. Jack a street- School St0 ign deniedanearlierreport that the Miss Cornell who lives above removed from tns streets the Kirschke apartment in Long late in the 0011 an re- Beach, described hearing the laced ear 'y this morning, voices between 10:30 and 11 At the annual bazaar at St.

Actor's Auto Is Impounded KINGMAN, Ariz. (AP) A Rolls Royce limousine leased to actor George Hamilton, former beau of Lynda Bird Johnson, has been impounded by Kingman police. Police Sgt. Darrell Warren found the unlocked car parked behind an all-night restaurant. Its driver, William Mc-Murchey, about 30, had left the restaurant but Warren got in touch with him.

"He told me he was driving to Washington because there were some things in the car Uiat belonged to Miss Johnson," War- m. on April 7. The prosecutor, Asst. Atty. Gen.

Albert W. Har- ris contends Mrs Kirschke 43 Jose church Sunday Leo J. and Drankhan, 41, were shot to Mahoney, 1310 Crowell street death early April 8. was awarded a television; John Miss Cornell said she could G. Riley, 619 South Sixth street not understand what was said, $50 in cash; Mark Henry, 419L but the voices wore angry and street.an electric blender; Mrs.

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