Tipton County Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • 6

Page 6 MONDAY, APRIL-26, 1971 THE TIPTON (INDIANA) DAILY TRIBUNE Snyder Anti-War TELEVISION SCHEDULE (Continued from page one) the caravan of sit-down demonstrators formed when Maryland state troopers expelled them from a restaurant-service arda in Aberdeen, Md. The caravan of more than 100 cars drove through the toll booths of the Delaware Memorial Bridge without paying. About 10 miles farther north, eyewitnesses said a converted school bus stopped and swung across the road so as to block two lanes of traffic. Cars stopped beside it and the occupants swarmed across the 1 Americans (Continued from page onet with the 2nd Squadron of the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment eight miles north of Co southbound lanes on foot, bringing all six lanes to a halt. They caught us by surprise, said a state trooper.

There were 1,000 of them and only five of us. Charles Schell, of Ft. Lauderdale, said: It was wild. Everybody just started having a hell of a good time. Riley (Continued from page one) care.

There is a new unit for the care of severely burned children. There are new laboratories for clinical and research genetics, for the exploration of the frontiers childrens diseases. The ceremonies of dedication for this wing will begiif at 2 p. m. April 28, with the president of Indiana University, Dr.

John W. Ryan, presiding. Garnet DeWitt Dies Sunday Mr. Garnet Ford DeWitt, age 59, 6768 Fillmore Alfendafe, Michigan, died Sunday morning But-terworth Hospital, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Funeral rites will be Thursday at 2 p.m.

at Young -Nichols Funeral Rev. J. W. Fox will officiate and burial will be at the Sharpsville Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday afternoon at Young Nichols Funeral Home.

He was born April 2, 1912 in Sharpsville. He was the son of Howard and Lulu (Smith) DeWitt. He married Grace E. Lawrence on April 12, 1945 in tirand Rapids, Michigan. He lived in Grand Rapids and Allendale, Michigan.

He was employed af the Deisel Equipment Deivision of General Motors at Grand Rapids Surviving with the widow are two children, Mrs. Mary Lou King, Kokomo;" Jerry D. DeWitt, Tipton; his father, Howard DeWitt, Tipton; two sisters, Mrs. Jean Grimme, Sharpsville; Mrs. Jane Ley, Tipton; Five grandchildren; and one great Chi in a series of running rights that lasted for seven hours.

Two Americans were four wounded and one missing in action. The cavalrymen also lost two Sheridan tanks and an armored personnel carrier. Communist losses were unknown, military spokesmen said. Hospital News APRIL 24, 1971 ADMISSIONS: Margaret B. Sunsdahl, Tipton; Infant DeLong, Elwood; Helen B.Cripe, Sharpsville; Delores Tracy, Tipton; Mabel L.

Sutton, Tipton; Victor C. Vawter, Sharpsville; MaryL. Davis, Kokomo; Ona P. Percival Tipton; Ruth Kelsay, Kokomo; Lester Sheridanj Dorothy A. Bilger, Tipton; James H.

Wilcox, Sharpsville; Carl A. Scud-der Windfall; Gloria Martin, Arcadia; Infant Martin, Arcadia. DEMISSALS: Mary Lou Mit-zenberg, Frankfort; Judy Preston, Elwood; Chris Thompsou, Russiaville; Ruby N. Owens, Tipton; Amy Kerr, Tipton; William McAvoy, Tipton; Peggy Davis, Greentown; Bessie M. Buzan, Noblesville; Myron Johnson, Windfall; Guyla K.

Humphreys, Tipton; Joe A. Duncan, Atlanta; Elvin Guffey, Tipton; Lester Downs, Sheridan; Hattie M. Kirby, Sharpsville. BIRTH: jMr. and Mrs.

Harry Martin of Arcadia; Boy born April 24 at 2:12 p.m. APRIL 25, 1971 ADMESIONS: Sheridan; JeanE. Theresa E. Donaldson, Kokomo; Rita Davis, Kokomo; Joyce A. Hiatt, Arcadia; Pearley Coffman, Sheridan; Ena Ham, Tipton; Oralia Ramos, Sharpsville; Ruth A.

Crumpton, Tipton; Vernon V. Richter, Kempton. DEMESALS: James Ferguson Frankfort; Patricia Shirley Infant, Tipton; Elmer Butler, Tipton; Eunice M. Off, Tipton; Elaine Elston, Tipton; Peggy A. Allender Infant, Hobbs; Lillian L.

Tyner, Sharpsville; Henry E. Simmons, Windfall; Laura M. McCarmecon, Scircleville; Alber Ferguson Hillisburg. BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs.

Donald DeLong, Elwood; Girlborn April 23 at 4:53 p.m. April 26 4:00 Cl (B) DUV Van Dyke tarty Report fl ly Nmi O) lyoxrltn. Now CD VTW. Nw CQ Runtime (Cont'd) 4:30 Daniel Boone Boone ond Mmgo sabotage pton by a hostile Spanish officer. Bird's Eye View Millie offer to oct os the wife of possenger to help fallow in a romplicoted sifuofion with hi bon.

GuntmoVe Festus has problems when he is left In chorge of the office while Mott is gone. (Repeat). ID Malta A Deal Audience porticipotion gome with Monty Holl os host. CD Mister Royers' fTP Adventures in Earth 7:00 Cl Daniel Baana (Cont'd) Laseyh-J. Gtzert or Corl Reihcr oppeors os William ShoVcspeore, newsboy ond a sportscoster.

(Repeat), fl Guntmeke (Cont'd) CD Ln A knar Mus'Col speciol obout Al Copp's Doqpatrh characters Roy Young ond Noncee Porlinson star os Li'l Abner ond Daisy Moe. CD World Prats Panelists onolyie events os reported in journots from five continents. fTP Adventures (Cont'd) 7:30 a Petticoat Junction Homer Bedloe derails Kote's Chrisfmos plans Cl Lough-In (Cont'd) Here's Lucy Lucy fears thot neent nee is a mod scientist. (Repeal). CD Ln Akner (Contd) CD World Press (Cont'd) CD Welt Riddle 8:00 a Truth Or Consequences Premiere Movie "The Intruders' (TV Movie), starring Don Murroy ond John Saxon.

Feor stirs frontier townsmen when they leorn thot they Democrat Rally 71 FREE Chili Supper APRIL 30th 6:30 P.M. 4-H Building ore in the path of lawless gong (Repeat). May berry R.F.D. Millie mokes the townfolks proud of her when she wins the best-dressed woman's contest. (Repeat).

CD George Plimpton Special "Shoot Out At Rio Lobo" George joins the company of Rio Lobo, western film starring John Woyne, for a behind-the-scene -look ot the moking of motion picture. (Repeat). CD Block Journal "Justice?" A look ot America's judicial system. ID Country Music 8:30 Devid Frost David welcomes Jo Ann Pflug, Moc Dovis, Mike Royko, Georgie Koye, ond James Chosse. Movie (Cont'd) Doris Day The glomour of Doris' new job soon fodes when she leorn her son Toby hos left home.

(Repeot). CD Plimpton (Cont'd) CD Block Journal (Cont'd) CD Hold 9:00 Frost (Cont'd) Movio (Cont'd) a Carol Burnnott Show Corol's guests ore Rita Hayworth ond Jim Bailey. (Repeot). CD This Is Tom Jones "Movin' Up River" Musical special with Tom Jones os host to Phil Harris, Tina Chorlcs ond Mary Trovers. CD Book Beat George Plimpton discusses his book, "Americon Journey: The Times of Robert Kennedy." CD Stul City 9 30 fl Frost.

Cont'd) Movio (Cont'd) Carol Burnett (Cont'd) CD Tom Jones (Cont'd) CD 14 mm Premiere of weekly series of xperimentol short films. fTP Hoosier Viewpoint 10:00 Judd For Dofcnso Final Report Final Edition CD Eyewitness News CD net Jots King is featured. CD BoptUd T.mplo40-40 10:30 a Judd (Cont'd) Steve Allen Skew Late Show "Hot Spoil" (1958), with Shirley MacLaine ond Shirley Booth. Housewife tries to conceal her misery over her husband's philandering. CD Mini Movie G3 World Wo Live In Repeot of Sunday's show.

11:00 Capitol Nows fl Steve Allan (Cont'd) fl Late Show (Cont'd) CD Mori (Cont'd) 11 30 (B) Movio Four "I'll Cry Tomorrow" (1956), with Susrn Hoyword ond Richard (Continued from page two) sion of the drug. However, those convicted of selling marijuana now face stiffer penalties. The Department of Natural Resources WjS given authority to destroy marijuana found growing in our fields and drug addition has finally been placed in the category of pyciatric disorder and will be treated as such. In recognition of the traditional deficiencies in our penal system, a Senate Act authorizes the Department of Corrections to establish a committee to help reintegrate offenders into society. The positive side of tax legislation is exhibited by an Act which provided a $1C00 exemption on property tax for those over 65 years of age who make no more than $6000 per year and whose assessed home valuation does not exceed $6500; a law mandating distribution of inheritance tax monies to the counties of origin; and the provision for matching funds for arterial roads in cities and towns with the time limit extended from two years to four years.

With an eye to sav- U.S. Savings (Continued from page two) maturity? Bonds sold now mature in just 5 years, 10 months; Bonds in 10 years? Federal Income tax on Bond interest need not be paid until Bonds are redeemed or reach final maturity? When you buy Savings Bonds, you are helping your government finance the many programs and projects aim-il miking America a better in which to live? You can purchase Savings Bonds for cash from the Bond Teller at virtually every bank in the nation and at most other financial Institutions? An explorotion cf our feors cf r.ofure. CD Soul City 9 30 fl Fret (Coat'd) a Movie (Ccnt'd) fl 60 Minute (Cont'd) ID Welby iCont'd) ED Thirty Minute Elizobeth Drew interviews Golda Meir. CD Hoosier Viewpoint 10:00 a Jut'S For Defense Final Report Final Edition CD Eyewitne New ED Fonforo Repeot of Sundoy's progrom. CD Baptist Temple40-40 10:30 fl Judd (Cont'd) Steve Allen Show Lot Show "Arrowhead" (1953), Chorlton Heston ond Jock I t.

Apoches go on wor poth. ID Mini Moviq ED Fonforo (Con'd) 11:00 fl Capitol Nows fl Stov Allan (Cont'd) Lata Skew (Cont'd) ID Mavia (Cont'd) 11 30 Mavia Four "Ride ond Kill" (1965), with Alex NkoI ond Morgaret Groy-son. A murderous gong of outlaws kill the men of a Arizona town. fl Tonight Skew Lot Skew (Cont'd) ID Dick Cevott Conte. The life cf Rut', Tonight Show Lota Show (Ccnt'd) CD Dick Covctt Show April 27 4.00 a IB) Dick Von Dyke fl Forty Report Big New 03 Eyewitne New CD Whot' New CD Funtime 4:30 fl Doniel Boone Four t-OL-i-fy hunter, reeking t.c Army deierr coptu-e Ccrnel by miMoke.

fl Hall Of Feme "A Storm in Summer" storr.ng Feter Ustinov ond NI'Goi Dixon. The owner cf a delicotessen in on upstote New York community finds himself ploying host tc toy from Horlem. (Repeot'. 'll Beverly Hillbillies Cog-mon Shifty Shofer continues dupe the Clompett fomily wnile they ore in Voshmgton, C. (Repeot).

ID Med Squod The souod's investigation of tegus poheemon ond the murder tf young men is hampered th- victim's brother. (Repeot). ED Milter Rogers' CD Adventures in Earth 7:00 Daniel Boone tCont'd) Fame (Ccnt'd) Green Acres Oliver hos diMiCult.es with his heirloom wolch while visit. ng New Yck, ond seeks his ex-secretory's oid. Repeot).

CD Mod Squod ED (B) Know Your Antique The Kcvels discuss Corr.ivel G'oss ond Windsor choirs CD Adventure! 'Cont'd) 7:3 O. Rettieoot Juyict.cn Selma schemes lo chect B.li.e Jo cut cf wetkerd in EC.tement Feme ICcr-t'd) fl Hee How Roy Chorles ond Lyndo K. Lonce ore the guests on this repeot. (D Movie of Week "Hew Awful Atouf AHon" (TV Movie), starring Anthony Perkins Julie Horr.s. This tole involves men tormented by Strange whispering voices ond on unseen menoce IRepeot).

ED (B) Bridge With Jeon Co CD Wait Riddle 8:00 a Truth Or Consequence fl Tuesday Movio "A Mon Colled Gannon" (TV Movie), siorrmg Tony Froncicso ord Michoel Sorrozin. A tough cowboy ond a young runaway from Philadelphia hire themselves out to on oitroctive, widowed roncher. (Repeot). fl Heo How (Cont'd) ID Movio (Cont'd) ED The Advocate "Should the United Stotes estob-iish on oil-volunteer ormy" CD Country Music 8:30 fl David Frost Luci Johnson Nugent, Chuck Connors, Chief Red Fox, Eddie Horris ond Julion Bteom. fl Movie (Cont'd) All In The Fomily Archie moonlights os cob driver to supplement the fomily income.

ID Movi Cont'd) ED Advocate (Cont'd) CD Hotel 9:00 fl Frost (Cont'd) Movio (Cont'd) fl 60 Minute Mike Wallace ond Motley Sofer ote the oir ccMots for thl TV nrogoi.r-e. CD Morcu Welby, M.D. A young epileptic's efforts to hide his oMIiction endongers his life. (Repeat). ED Sn Francisco Mia ing the taxpayers money, A.

1083 allows the continuance of' tolls after the retirement of highway bonds. These monies will then be used to finance construction of other toll roads. In the field of education, the creation of Indiana Vocational Technical College (Ivy Tech) was a solid achievement. Another Act authorizes stated universities to aid students on the basis of financial need and academic achievement. H.

A. 1430 creates a statewide medical education system in cooperation with hospitals and educational institutions. In recognition of the importance of law enforcement H. A. 1371 authorizes the construction of a Law Training Academy -and creates a bi-partisan building commission to implement it.

Consumer pr ote ction was furthered by an Act calling for the licensing of TV repairmen. Another Act protects insured persons by preventing the assets of an in-surance company from being drained or used for purposes other than normally designed to increase those assets. With an eye to protection of the public, snowmobiles will now require registration and be subject to regulation. The allowable level of blood alcohol as evidence of driving under the influence was reduced by one-third. This brings Indiana into line with the laws of most other states.

As a result of other tragic accidents, amusement ride devices and their operators will now come under an inspection juridiction of the State Fire Marshall. A bill protecting the invasion of privacy strengthens the law regarding harassing, obscene and nuisance phone calls by raising the maximum penalty to $500 and 6 months in jail. Child, protection has been enhanced with the strengthening of child abuse and abandonment laws. H. A.

1368 establishes a citizens duty to report such cases and provides immunity by guaranteeing that the reporters identity need not be pu-blically disclosed. The protection of workmen as enhanced by increasing workmen's compensation benefits as a of April, 1971. Many bills concerning individual and human needs were considered and among those adopted, H.A. 1576 provides that persons over 65 need not be required to obtain a fishing license. The of Indianas highways will be somewhat perpetuated by H.A.

1891, which protects Indiana federal $10 million allotment for highway beautification by the regulation of billboards. Despite great problems of redistricting, Congressional Redistricting as well as Senate and House Redistricting bills were passed which, in my opinion, will stand up in the courts. These and other laws represent solid achievement by our 1971 General Assembly and I must commend House Speaker Dr. Otis Bowen and Senate President Pro Tem Philip Gutman for an outstanding job of fVKmsu.jmrmA2- hmd hm iff j0 i 11! ft pAi A. Local (Continued from page one) Ezra H.

Friedlander of Indianapolis, chairman of Law Day observances planned for throughout the state, said. The award will be presented at a luncheon in the ETA Building attended by outstanding high school seniors from all parts of the state, who will be accompanied by their local lawyer hosts. Addressing the state Law Day luncheon will be Dr. William B. Harvey, dean of the School of Law.

Indiana University, Bloomington. Earlier that day, the visiting students will witness moot court arguments given before judges of the State Supreme and Appellate Courts on a United States case involving restrictive membership standards of a private fraternal organization. Presiding will be Norman F. Arterburn, Chief Justice of Indiana, and presenting the arguments will be Douglas D. Church, Noblesville lawyer, and Kiefer Mendenhall, Indianapolis senior law student.

Friedlander said a great variety of Law Day programs are being planned for throughout the state for next week and the first week in May. Law Day officially will fall on May 1 and its theme is Channel Change Through Law and Reason. The State Bar Associations Young Lawyers Section is in charge of the programs. Chairman of the April 28 state ceremonies is David O. Tittle of Indianapolis.

Father Hesburgh has been Notre Dame president since 1952. He is a member and former chairman of the United States Civil Rights Commission and his many recognitions include the Presidential Medal of Freedom presented in 1964. He is a trustee of the Freedoms Foundation. Dear Abby (Continued from page one) surname she borrowed from Martin Van Buren, the eighth President of the United States, because she liked the aristocratic old family ring. Abby was born July 4, 1918, in Sioux City, Iowa, an identical twin.

She attended public schools and later, Morningside College, which recently awarded her an honorary degree. After her marriage and the birth of two children (a son and a daughter), Abbys unusual energy propelled her into civic work for the American Red Cross, the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Easter Seals and the promotion of mental health. When her husbands business -took her to California, she probed successfully the opportunities in journalism which she had studied in college. Having found an outlet for her deep Interest in relieving the tensions and emotional agonies of people, she began a luminous career that today ranks her high among the countrys best-known and most admired women. To Be Photographed for a BEAUTIFUL Tipton, Indiana I 1 Off pi Mmii "tanr ds cirini(B(til foeeff SOME pyo2 ffirfiejO SmifflsMDel, yowire Dim (troiwllife.

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