Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 29

Only High-Temperature' 68 For 2nd Successive Day For the second day in a row, daytime temperatures in this area a mere 68 with overnight: lows in the s. Mother Nature, it seems, is serving her reminder that winter is not loo far away. The skies over Pennsylvania will be mostly sunny today, becoming partly cloudy tonight. Sunday wilt be mostly cloudy with temperatures In the 60's during the day. -The high today should he in the high BO's or low 70' s.

Overnight lows will again be in the 40's and 50's. 48 This Morning The Daily News official weather observer recorded a 48, degree temperature at 8 a.m. today. Compared to the o'clock temperature of BS twol days ago, it was a bit chilly. I Statistics for the 24-hour pe- rlod ending at 8 a.m.

today are: High 68 Low 43 Average 56 Sunset tonight 7:11 p.m.j Lebanon Daily Mews, Lebanon, September 17,. 1968 Two Jailed Here Daily NEWS Photo. NEW AREA DOCTOR Dr. James A. Tibbitts (left), new doctor for the Jonestown Medical Center, is greeted by Evelyn Tse.li and Rev.

Edward C. Charrot of the doctor procurement, committee. Dr. Tibbitts will be available for medical service beginning Sept. 19.

Sunrise Sunday 6:46 a.ra. High, Sept. 16, 1965 77 Low, Sept. IS, 1965 61 The Weather Elsewhere High Low Pr. Albany, clear 66 39 Albuquerque, clear 80 50 Atlanta, rain 74 60 .08 Bismarck, clear 69 41 fiqise, clear 82 -60' Boston, clear ..66 51 Buffalo, clear 63 47 Chicago, clear 72 52 Cincinnati, cloudy ..72 50 Cleveland, cloudy ..67 40 Denver, cloudy 72 47 Des Monies, cloudy 63-49 Detroit, cloudy 72 42 Fairbanks, clear 71 43 Fort Worth, cloudy 72 66 .36 Helena, clear 75 41 Honolulu, cloudy 9R 76 Indianapolis, cloudy 73 49 Jacksonville, cloudy 82 71 Juneau, cloudy 63 47 Kansas City, cloudy 65 58 Los Angeles, cloudy 96 71 Louisville, cloudy ..70 53 Memphis, clear 72 52 Miami, cloudy 87 77 .43 Milwaukee, cloudy 71 47 cloudy 70 51 72 52 63 48 44 44 New Orleans, cloudy 82 New York, clear 70 Qkla.

City, cloudy 86 Omaha, cloudy 59 Philadelphia, clear 68 clear 68 Phoenix, clear 93 72 Pittsburgh, cloudy 69 42 Ptlnd, dear 45 Ptlnd, cloudy 71 61 Rapid City, cloudy 59 48 Richmond, clear 70 40 St. Louis, cloudy 6fi 45 Salt Lk. City, clear 76 48 SanDiego, clear 82 68 San clear 76 58 Seattle, cloudy 66 57 Tampa, clear "88 76 Washington, rlear ..72 49 Winnipeg, clear 75 41 .01 New Doctor For Medical Center In Jonestown Decision In Grenada Around The Town What About If you were making up the platforms for the political parties what planks would you include? was the question asked this week by the Lebanon Daily News Reporter. The answers: Investigate Fight Two Harrisburg. youths were jailed Friday night and Harrisburg'juveniles were released in the custody of their parents pending juvenile court action, as the aftermath of a fight report investigation 'here.

Patrolman Larry Lee Boyer said he and other officers were'detailed' to Eighth and Monument Streets p.m. after a fight- was reported in progress. Upon their arrival Jhe officers found large crowd present and a' spectator pointed to a -car and said the occupants had been involved in the fight. As the police checked out the car and. the- occupants, they smelled beer and found a case of beer in the car.

Given Hearing Arrested and charged with the illegal possession of-beer were Gary M. Plotmick, 19. and Lar- who do nothing. should he told to whom Thomfes F. Barry, retired manufacturer, 813 S.

Twelfth St. would cut down on spending. There are too many people on governmental pay- John W. Schlndcler, me- engineer, Lebanon RD 1 "I'd like to see a greater respect for individual frights. I don't think an indi- ry G.

Lachapelle, They were given a hearing before Alderj Court Order Against Attackers Of Children I Is Affirmed By Judge GRENADA, Miss. (AP) A federal judge has made permanent his order that Grenada officials Tibbitts, 39, received his tect Negro'children from "savage and senseless" attack man Schock then committed to county jail for 30 days. 'whifen, they were unable to fines and costs; Three juveniles in the car were questioned and then released to the parents, of -one of the boys. They were identified as Dennis FJnney, 16; 'Alvin Diffenbaugh 16, and Mike Pucci. 16.

The Jonestown Area Medical Center has announced that Dr. James A. Tibbitts will begin practice at the center Sept. 19. medical degree from Wisconsin University in 3953.

After for one year he took up ate practice in Reedshurg, Wise. should spend more money on- he can or cannot sell his 'our state highways." house." Norman J. Shirk, farmer, Lebanon RD 2 "Highway maintenance should be per- formed'at less cost. Too much, money is being spent for the work done. The farmeVs should also get more money for the milk they sell." men.

Claude Clayton issued his order Friday in Oxford, 45 miles to the north. He said the violence Monday and Tuesday was "the shame of all who occupy leadership, both official and civic, in the MY ANSWER While, at Dr. Tib-j co nt vf an jj he of Grenada." a Ho in. Ai bitts served on the medical! staff of the Reedsburg Munici-jfv. He referred to on Nei -j outside newly de- exposed to contempt of court.

pal Hospital as secretary. He is I segregated schools by white by fa-Mure to obey the men swinging ax 'bandies and The possible conse- a member of the AMA. State Medical Society of Wisconsin. ctoain.s. The ruling came after two i Judge imiences were emphasized when sentenced Grena- and Sauk Countv Medical So-L f- IT urena- fpi id-ays of testimony on the vio- da Constable Brady Carroll to ciety.

Served On School Board merely watched Dr. Tibbitts was a member of witnesses said. the Eeedsburg District School I Board for six years. He was ac-j live in the Presbyterian and was a member of a barber-! shop quartet. He is a past member of the! Lions Club, and a current mem-j ber of the Kiwanis and Ameri- pence.

In many instances, police (four months in prison for con- with success? You no doubt, read of a famous comic's death by an overdose of narcotics. Why is it that people who have achieved all that we average people would like to have, can't seem to live H. W. A. Grenada officials would be' the tempt.

The judge The truth of the piatter is: we Americans have forgotten the can Legion. Dr. Tibbitts is married and father of four children: Elizabeth, 12; 10, and Timothy, 8. Rusk Says U.S. Welcomes Peace Moves Of Asians See Opposition To Mao's Big Political Purge Carroll to mea ning of- real success.

We begm his term at noon today. think success js mb The case against the consta- 'penthouses, sports cars, and Leonard M. Sllngerland, retired power plant engineer, Richland RD 1 "Decrease faxes by cutting down on un- necRSsary expenditures. We have gone overboard on road building. In Richland.

for instance, they have dug up Ihe streets to a depth of 12 or 14 inches and not necessary. They Td have accomplished the same results by resurfacing the streets." Mrs. Leroy Lebanon RD 2 "The war in Viet Nam should be taken to the peace table as soon as possible." Truck drivers should be given a They are professional drivers and the truck 'speed limit should be at least the same for passenger cars." Clarence L. Rohrer, retired Ice cream drive-in proprietor, 2112 Hill St. "We waste too much the land bank for instance.

It mainly benefits the big fellows. would oppose the creation of jobs that are mainly to gain votes like program." ble had been pending since he pleaded guilty at a beating last month involving Negro claims having a ball. We forget that some of these things, far from being signs of success, are real- that law enforcement officers ly tokens of failure. The comic were ignoring the court's orders to which you refer was the one to protect civil rights whom the tag "sick comic onstrations. 1 was invented.

His lifeless, naked Carroll had refused to accept body, was found on the bath-j a federal court subpoena and'room floor of his i v'n hed a lawyer who tried toihome. His arm was needle. eKmg it on him. scarred, and a "junkie's" kit Conductor Charges Fare For Mouse U.S. Pilots Down IBS Co.

Workers MIG; 2 American Boost Sale Of Planes Are Lost Sodas In Cans .11 TOKYO Radio -broadcast revealed today i fchat powerful elements within! th Chinese Communist party roved were opposing bhe by The Permanent injunction hls de Aparently he Justice Department, was sou.ghli nad taken a final f.x against extremist Red Guard move-; Jlld Se Clayton, after pointed world he had found mtoler- able. It was the final chapter WAKEF1ELD, England (AP)i The hunt was on today for bus conductor, who charged i fore for a mouse. Frtm Lebanon plant after a encounter appar- parently nave gnne all ol)t ejVlly with no damage to either; support of tM jndustry side. (iround Action In the ground, units of I Marine battalion which Thursday just south of mei uoaltw1 loday I nationwide summer i campaign to boost the sale of I demilitarized zone came under) Based Qn gurcs fumishcd by "Charging for a mouse riding No 1 th Vietnamese mortar and he concessionnaire which sen- aromatic weapons fire in al lrp mnnf ri rini- vnnrimt among city authorities, "the decision making at every level deficient for From Pitt One) Conduct Autopsy In Death Of Man, 30, From Gunshot Frem toraey's office and Officer Robert of the South Lebanon Township Police Department. A son of the late David and Katie Houser Wolfe, he was the husband of Ruby F.

Carpenter Wolfe and a member of the United Church of Christ, Hex- mont. In addition to his wife he encountered some Commu- survived. by four children, MlGs about 30 mites south wibhin China. world organization. When he was asked to evaluate political developments inside Red China, characterized by what the Chinese call a "cultural revolution" and purge ewsp per i Communist party leaders, Ruskj? 16 hlglh level (replied: "I suspect what is going on is jof some importance, but if i were to be frank with you I know what it is." obher top party leader, 1 The broadcast, which referred to "bourgeois elements" and "power-'holderc in the Mghest places," was seen as 9.

ity officiate in Grenada "iraye virtually surrendered or the iMi ssis i i Highway meeting stiff he opposition rol Civil rights leaders have Today's announcement 0 i.j scheduled four daytime protest Jo wed a report in a Hong Kong! rna ridhes in is northern Missi- that two of sissi PPi tv of 8,000. victims of Hosea Williams, a top tieuten- so-oalled "cultural re- ant to Dr. Martin Luther King volution" have committed in the Southern Christian cLde. The Chinese-language Conference, said the Hong Kong Times purgekl dirive now centers on adequate Peking ex-mayor Peng Ohen housing, a living wage, and -hearted comic. We work our hearts out for things, we don't even and when we find that they do not satisfy, we cry and to walk off the stage of life.

Rudyard Kipling, speaking to a graduating class in Canada once put too much em; phasis on fame and fortune. Some day you will meet a man who needs none of these things, and then you will know how poor you are." We need a war on spiritual poverty. True riches come through Jesus Christ. The Bible says. "He became poor, that we, through his poverty, might be'made rich." West Riding Automobile Company.

complaint against the conductor. She said he demanded a fare of eight cents for her pet" mouse who measures 3Vb inches from nose to tail and is carried around with Judith in a little box. "The conductor looked, at the box and saw George through the air holes." Judith related. "He demanded the fare on the ground that all animals must be paid for." "I think it is most-likely that George's fare will be refunded," a company official said. In other developments home and abroad: Lo Jui-Ohing taken their! A committee ask land FOR CUT would check into Peking's claim that U.S.

warplanes strafed a Chinese village near the North while in prison. Report latest Edition The own Negro for improvements, lie told' a Peking Radio report jraUy. If refused, SCLC intends excenpts from an HO seek a city housing code. If editorial in the latest edition of I this fails, added Wilfems, a OU Red Flag, the party's be a rent, strike. David Riveria, 3, son tA Mr.

and Mrs. Jaquine Riveria, 357 N. Twelfth had five stitches taken to a cut on the forehead ago He said his only broadcast Jieard here. a.m. today at the Good Samaritan Hospital after he was A L.T.

L- I r---j 6 airican nub.pii.dj aiier ne was yaS he cU 1 1 iad in a domes- Wffiam, King would be hit by a tin can at. 'home. He FALLS AT SCHOOL Verna M. KaW, 61, 245 Main treated Friday at the Good'Sa- ices canned soft drink machines in Bethlehem's Press- photogra-janon plant, the survey showed pher Horst Faas reported from that canned soft drink sales in battle area.that two Marine the plant rose 52 per cenl during May. June, and July h.i year as compared to the same period last year.

August figure. 1 would nol available until mid-September, (he corporation Judith Sharp, 10, lodged the companies operating about 1,500 yards south, of the buffer zone suffered light to moderate casualties in separate 'attacks. "The Marines took one wounded North Vietnamese soldier as prisoner. The units were part of a reinforced battalion of more than 1,200 troops which landed by ships and helicopters in Operation Deckhouse 4 to seek infiltrated units of North Viet Nam's refurbished 324B Division. On the political front, Premier Nguyen Cao Ky today pledged to speed up transition of his military government into a civilian democracy as a result of last Sunday's successful elections.

Speaking to- the foreign press corps at a luncheon, Ky said the elections were a severe blow to the Communists and their jtion was that American pilots The editorial said, in a rail these powerful factions within the Communist party nave been I Grenada Monday to taken to bhe hospital byi fai at tne B3st Lebanon Conn maritan Hospital for a fracturej claims of and of the left wTTsl caused by a over harge sections of city police. School. able to blunt and divert somej vid, Ann Marie, Henne the Chinese frontier. Raymond at home. i J.

W. Fulbright of; of the attacks by the Red guard Other Survivors Senate Foreign Relations campaign aimed at purging all Also surviving are Committee said he favors -a uni- foreign ideas and influences on brothers and seven sisters. They are: John, Walter and Earl, ail of Lebanon: David and Elmer. lateral reduction of the U.S. i the Ohinese way of life, military effort in Viet Nam.

"li The magazine quoted military feel Ihe American people do not i strongman Lin Pao, Mao's -heir Manheim; Roy. Lebanon their hearts in this as wa-raing that the and Ronald. Lancaster the Arkansas Democrat must. "he abJe to and Mrs. Violet Wolfe, Mrs.

(newsmen in New York after i distinguish who are our ene- Shirley Schwartz, Mrs. Patricia lunching with Sncretary-General mies and who are our friends Knier, Lebanon: Mrs. Jennie Thanl at the United Nations. "We must unite the majority I Berkheiser and Mrs. Elainei circulated at thejfor destroying the bourgeois a s.

Msnheim. and Vatican that Pope Paul VI ami for completely Berrier and Mrs. Ra-j preparing lo make a "spectac- destroying power holders mona Miller, Lancaster County. gesture for peace" soon, i who tread the path of A number of nieces and neph- The rumors did not say what! capitalism inside the party," ews also survive. the gesture might be.

defense minister said. former Vietnamese Lin, who commands the Red J. Penney is 91 Hasjl? Hopes Of Reaching 100 ly- ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) Muitimilfionaire Penney observed his 95 si birthday Friday and said he expects lo live to be 100. "This is one of the happiest days of my life," he told newsmen with a grin.

nol a swan song for me because ij down the road to a war which mier. Tan Van Hun, said in Pars that Pope Paul told him an accord between the Catholics and Buddhists in South Viet Guard movement, Ls believed to be the main moving force behind the "cultural" purges. The Red Fla.g editorial said Nam would be announced short- the first ta-sk of the "cultural Vie? President. Richard M. Nixon said in Salt Lake City, Utah, that, the Viet Nam conflict is one of the key issues of the fall elections.

"All Ihe way with LB.T is looking expect to Jive to 100." The chain store founder said his doctors always said he would Jive to 100, barring accidents. "Early this year I had a very bad fall," Penney "If slowed me up for a month or Now. my doctors say I should accidents," to 100, despite will last for five years," he said. OFF BICYCLE David Getz, 3.0, son of Mr: and Mrs. Harold Getz, 101 E.

Weidman was treated Friday at. the Good Samaritan Hospital for a fracture of the left small.finger after he fell from a bicycle, i revolution" was to "destroy the 'bourgeoisie and to destroy those power-holders who have become revisionists inside the party and who are planning and intriguing to snatch the nation's powers into their and wiho are endeavoring to bring our downfall." TREATED FOR BURNS Ronald'Ritlel, 27, Fredericksburg, was treated'Friday evening at the Hershey Hospital for first, degree burns of the Jeft arm after he. fell barbecue pit at a political rally in Herstiey, WEATHER showers will prevail over the Pacific Northwest and the Lower Mississippi Valley, the Eastern Guif and Florida. Rain is forecast for the Tennessee Valley, and the Middle and South Atlantic Coast States. Fair to partly cloudy skies are expected over the remainder of the na-.

tion, vSrtmewhat milder weather is forecast for Southern of States, with little change in temperature anticipated elsewhere. Minimum temperature forecasts include: Atlanta 58; Boston 48; Chicago 51; Cleveland 45; ver 49; Detroit 44; Duluth 48; Ft. Worth 64; Jacksonville 72; Kansas City 52; Little Rock 60; Los Angeles 70; Miamf 74; New Organs fi8; New York 54; Phoenix 73; Seattle 50; San Francisco 54; St. Louis 56; Washingtbn 54. pie.

"Now that we have set out nn the road to democratic government, we cannot slow down," he said. A Bethlehem spokesman pointed out (hat "as a major producer of the tinplate which goes Into (he production of tin cans, we are delighted with the strong -support given hy our Lebanon personnel tn Ihe Industry's present campaign." The steel, industry's tin mill producers have expanded this year's multimillion dollar merchandising campaign into two phases a summer and fall-winter promotional effort. The period shortly after Labor Day will mark ttje close of the summer long effort, which included the use of animated displays, banners, and other poinl of purchase ma- to lift canned soft drink sales. The next major effort will begin during the period around said. "We cannot detour or rest Thanksgiving Day and continue on the excuse that we are only a'through New Year's Day.

caretaker government." According to trade sources, Kill 26 Reds 19B6 can volume tn soft drinks In ground action Friday, U. S. troops reported killing 26 enemy soldiers in two battles in South Viet Nam and a South Vietnamese spokesman Vietnamese infantrymen killed another 1) Viet Cong in an engagement in the Mekong Delta 75 miles south of Saigon. In air activity, Guam-based U. S.

B52 bombers hammered the demilitarized zone in a predawn raid Friday just a few miles north of the Marine operation. The intensification of both air and ground activites in the buffer area has brought the demilitarized 7.one nearer to. involvement in the! will hit close to five billion 12- ounce cans. This is equivalent to baseboxes of steel, or approximately 330,000 tons. Last year, 3.9 billion 12 ounce units were consumed up nl- most 40 per.cent over 19B1 CUTS FINGER Mrs.

Heiser, 28, 383 Partridge had seven stitches taken to a cut on the left index finger Friday at the Gnod Samaritan Hospital. She wan hurt on a piece of glass si. home. complete war. Over North Viet'Nam-Friday.

Navy A6 Intruders from the aircraft carrier Constellation destroyed damaged 20 to 30 trucks in a 60-truck convoy 25 miles north of Thanh Hoa. They also'silenced three antiaircraft gun positions in the area, a spokesman said. U. S. Air Force jet pilots-also reported attacking SO.large flat- bottomed cargo boats, destroying five and dahiaging 10.

North news agency, in a broadcast monitored in Tokyo, today "lified another captured Ameri- I bell, 27, of the U. S. Air Force and that, he was captured July 11. His hometown was not disclosed. The agency also said that American flying ace Maj.

James H. Kasler of Indianapolis, suffered a badly broken leg when he was shot down last month. His capture had been reported previously hy the North The agincy quoted Kasler, Air Force ace of the Korean War and lop pilot in yie.t Nam, can The agency said he as saying he had been "treated was Wayne well" since his capture Aug,.