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Deaths, Funeral Notices Television In Review Charles Blackburn Learn of Moyer Dies Suddenly Infant's Death By RICK DU BROW United Press Intemattoiial HOLLYWOOD (UPI) The Emmy nominations are an- inounced, the awards wilJ be made Charles Blackburn, 79, died sud-i Word has been received here of May 26 on NBC-TV, and the big dtnly at the home of his the death of Jerry Dee Moyer question is: Who cares? That the Mrs. Ernest Owen Carrier Mills 4 month-old son of Mr. and Mrs, nominations are generally mean- at 9:30 a. m. today.

i Jerry Moyer of 17th Street andijngless and frequently contcmpti- Friends may call after 10 a. m.iGilboa Zion, who died Sun- ble is indicated again by thii Saturday at the Miller Funeral day at his home, apparently of results. Home in Carrier Milk. Further de- One hardly knows where to tails and funeral arrangements will The was mismating b9 announced later. GOP Pay Your Money You Take Your Choice Tht Daily Register, Page Two Harrisburg, lllinals Friday, May It, ItO WASHINGTON (UPI) The 1964 Republican presidential door stood wide open today when the after-dinner smoke cleared from a GOP dinner honoring Sen, Barry Goldwater.

$200,000 Fire Destroys Dongola Many of those attending the nedy. And all contained wa iica gathering said it to Goldwater, former chairman VjrOCGiy TTUrCnUUbC was too early to assess public of the Senatorial Campaign Com- reaction to the marriage. Romney, who addressed DONGK)LA. (UPI) I mittee which sponsored the din-: produce 1 i grocery wholesale company Goldwater limited his remarks i residen of Harrisburg and and categories, but on the Paul End.cott farm HllchnnH nf Fnrmprincredible failure to list the ex- nUSDOna or rormer parenu survivors mclude a among the CInfnn nioe programs. On the Vaiadys omron Uies Mrs.

Hame Moyer of Pankeyville, and maternal Friends in Harn.sburg have; Lschol McGillivary of indicates the basic learned of the death of Dan Apple-i n- i i insanity of the enUre Emmy ton, husband Of Mrs. Gladys Apple-1 services and popujaj-ity and tOT, the former Gladys Slaton of in Zion Tuesday morning. as the Harrisburg, who died Wednesday a i 'nominees are referred to, have laftemoon at St. Petersburg, Fla. MrCormiCK ab.solutely nothing to do with each It was stated that Mr.

iiiiv.iv, other. If the really Ridgway, Succumbs than we imagine. Jack Paar Overlooked tom had suffered a heart attack i while fishing on the pier in St. Petersburg, and had died before be arrived at the hospital. James McCormick, of Ridg-: Funeral services were held today I way, died Thursday afternoon in; inr-inrt.

iho in St. Petersburg with burial there, the Ferrell Hospital in Eldorado. Musical nominees include the Thursday afternoon to expression, of thank, end praise for Romney, the preceding qoo Firemen said the building also About 400 paying guests attend -1 a total loss, but dinner, reiterated to newsmen Wide differences of opinion that he would not enter the race, were expressed by the party elite "I mean he said. not at the dinner Thursday night, but saying this as a public pose, and speaker. a universal conviction pervaded not be a that a contest was shaping up Some realists felt that the pic- ed the dinner.

Non-paying between the Arizona conservative, ture could change in the coming included members of Congress recently remarried Gov. Nelson months before national convention Und seven governors. Rockefeller of New York and delegates are chosen. -------------------------other possibilities such as Michi-1 Rockefeller, honeymooning in gan Gov. George Romney.

Venezuela, sent a message If a Rockefeller bandwagon was i which he quipped that he had "a I rolling a month ago, it was halted conflicting LTVESTOTK at least for the time being. His message, another from for-1 I ST. LOUIS NATIONAL thmk It wide former i mer President Dwight D. Eisen-1 yardS 111 Defense Secretary Neil H. and compact speeches by I opened moderately Elroy told a reporter.

"I party leaders emphasized i active; barrows and gilta 10-25 have a choice or a preference to I party unity as a condition neces- Former Carrier Mills Native Elected Lions President at Herrin express at this "I think the people want a conservative Charles White, an executive of the Republic Steel said. "They are tired of being led by labor candidates down the road to social- Goldwatcr would be the one sary to beating President Ken- of Ridgway. The body is at the Cox Funeral i Home in Ridgway awaiting funeral r- arrangements. Waldo Killman, native of Carrier Mills, has been elected president of the Herrin Lions Club. He succeeds Dr.

J. L. McDowell, who, became Lion Tamer. Killman is pQr TOmOGtinQ district ageht for the Prudential' rerreu c.j(iuiauu. i ic Psm.

Goldwatcr would be the He was the father of Lawrence who would meet the McCormick, Bill McCormick and dull and undistinguished, the Judy Mrs. Margaret Keasler, all, Silvers-Robert Goulet special, which was a bomb; Hoff a Indicted Insurance Co, He was vice president of the club and has been a member for about seven years. KiUman and his wife, the former Colleen Wasson, also a native of Carrier Mills, live at 180 Circle Drive, Herrin. They have two children, Becky, 13, and David, 9. Eldorado Coin Club To Meet Sundoy Coin collectors and intereeted are mvitcd to the regular meeting of the Eldorado Coin Chib Sunday, May 12, at the dty hall in Eldorado.

The bourse will be opened at 2:30 p. following the opening of the meeting at 2:00. START MTLWALKEE (UPI) Outfielder Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves broke into organized baseball as a shortstop with Eau Claire of the Northern League. No Money Down Charge It! Up to 8 Months to Pay! With Trial Jury NASHVHxLE, Tenn. (UPI) A federal grand jury Thursday indicted Teamsters Union President James R.

Hoffa and six of his associates on charges of tampering with the jury during the labor $1 million conspiracy trial last fall. Hoffa surrendered several hours later to a U.S. commissioner at Philadelphia where he was campaigning against a dissident faction of his huge union. He was released under $10,000 bond after a two-minute proceeding. "I committed no offense of any nature in NashviUe and wiU plead not guilty in Nashville he said.

"The only statement I will make at this time is that I am not guUty of any More Indictments Poasible Federal Judge Frank Gray at the request of the Justice Department, instructed the jury to meet again May 21 or 22 with the exact date to be set later. Further indictments may be returned at that time. Justice Department attorney James F. Neal said the investigation into alleged jury tampering was not yet finished. He told Gray there were "additional related to be considered by the jury.

The indictment returned Thursday accused Hoffa of "aiding, commanding and attempts to influence through the offer of money or favors two HARRISBURG DRIVE-IN THEATRE Tofifght-Saturday-Sundoy drama I ROBERT TAYLOR AVA GARDNER HOWARD KEEL and the Carol Burnett-Julie Andrews Carnegie Hall Hour, which overwhelmed everybody in advance and all that much. In the variety field, the Jack Paar show was unbelievably overlooked, while the awkward Andy Williams program was put forward, along with the up-and- down Red Skelton. while at it, should there really be an award for best panel or quiz show? I know how "Chet Huntley can be overlooked. I understand how a drama, "The Invincible Mr. can be nominated for best actor, best supporting actor and actress, best writing, best directing and best camera work and not be non inated for best drama.

It was not great, but it was certainly better than all of the utter claptrap of "The Eleventh with which it be grouped anyway. And anybody watching when David Wayne showed the boys what acting was aU about in "Teahouse of the August Uncured Ham Then there is that extraordinary nomination of Joe Schildkraut as a man of the cloth in a "Sam episode; it was uncured ham, and he is up for best actor in a single performance. And Peter Falk, who was magnificent as a half-wit deaf-mute on the Dick Powell "The Rage of rate as much in the selections. How can there be no mention nf coverage of 40 of the most suspensefui minutes in years when astronaut Scott Carpenter was believed lost in space? what about Pre.sident history-making r-long interview? And "The Chosen Child, about adoption? And Dickens about Charles Dickens? And "The Dialogues of Archbald MacLeish and Mark Van jurors and a prospective juror in $l-million conspiracy trial the hour of Anieri- here last year which ended in a can poetry and the American mistrial. people? And "Russians: Self- Others Named about the Soviet Also named in the indictment people through their classic writ- were Ewing King, president of crs? And "The World of Maurice Teamsters Local 327, Nashville; Dorfman, Chicago insurance broker who handles insurance for the Teamsterj Union; Larry Campbell, business agent for Detroit Teamsters Local 299; Thomas Ewing Parks.

Nashville, uncle; Nickolas J. Tweel, Huntington, W. president of Continental Tobacco and Lawrence W. Medlin, Nashville merchant. All could receive prison sentences of 5 years and or $5,000 fine on each count upon conviction.

Hoffa. charged in all five A Rockefeller worker said he talked with many Rojpublicans this week and added, "those I talked to think it (resentment about the New marriage) wiU wear off and have any long term SEI Speech Classes Get After-Dinner Speaking Practice Speech Class lOlC, of South-' higher than average, later slow; some sales about steady with moderate number unsold; sows uneven, mostly steady, spots 25 higher and some weak-1; ness on weights over 500 lbs; i mixed no. 1-3 180-250 lb barrows and gilts 15.00-15.85; sows 275-400 lbs 12.75-13.75; 400-625 lbs 11.75- I estimated. Firemen from six towns brought the blaze under control after 90 minutes of fire-fighting. Winds whipped the flames toward a parking lot and away from a nearby feed store.

The warehouse, owmed by Leland and Wayne Osman, supplied grocery stores in several counties. Authorities said the fire started in the rear of the warehouse which is located in the center of town. The DaUy Regiiter SSe a wtk FM OM CuH ip hill and dvtm. in tar Ammon Blackmin U. s.

Rt. 48 Harrisburg TV Highlights SATURDAY The Defenders, CBS. "Everybody Else is Series star E.G. Marshall has a romantic interest for the first time in this drama about a troubled husband and wife whase long marriage appears to be ending. Darren McGavin plays the husband, a former athlete who has become an habitual drinker and philanderer, and Geraldine Brooks portrays the wife- and interest.

7:30 n.m. CDT. eastern Illinois College, held Cattle 400; calves 100; slaughter banquet at the Lantern House steady; cows introduce the students to the art active, about steady; slau of after-dinner speaking. Each student of the class gave a very short after-dinner speech, projecting the theme to 1973. Each student discussed what his profession ghter steers, good and choice 22.25-22.75; cows utility and commercial 14.50-16.00; vealers and slaughter calves fairly active, steady; good and choice heifers Baseball Game of the Week, CBS.

New York Yankees at Baltimore Orioles. 12:45 p.m. CDT, Major League Baseball. NBC. IxOs Angeles Angels at Chicago White Sox, 1:30 p.m.

CDT. Wide World of Sports. ABC. The Pan American games from Sao Paulo, Brazil, 4 p.m. CDT.

Jackie Gleason. CBS. Jack Jones sings song, "How Sweet It and "Joe the (Gleason) croons another tune besides "Frivolous 6:30 p.m. CDT. Hootenanny, ABC.

Performing at the University of Virginia are the Chad Mitchell Trio, Miriam Makeba, Molly Scott and the Travelers Three. 7:.30 p.m. CDT. Saturday Night Movie, NBC. "Red Skies of Richard Widmark, Jeff Hunter and Richard Boone in a repeat about a firefighting chief whose courage is questitwied.

(color) 8 p.m. CDT. Fight Night. ABC. Middleweights Joe DeNucci and Joe Gonzales in a 10-rounder from Boston Arena.

9 p.m. CDT was and informed the rest of the I 27.00-33.00; good and choice slau- of the various progreea ghter calves 18.00-25.00. Home Cooked Food Plate Lunches 75e week days SUNDAY DINNERS $1 eo. Home Mode Pies DARI-BAR Golconda, III. U.

S. Rt 146 which had been made in the respective professions. Those present were: Sam Blackman, Eldorado; Mary Jane Dameron, Harrisburg; Nancy Davenport, Shawneetown; Terry Elms, Stonefort; Fred Ewan, Harrisburg; Mona Rae Hart, Harrisburg; Mike Henshaw, (Carrier Mills; Edgar Humm, Harrisburg; Brenda Jones, Eldorado; John Harrieiburg. The Speech lOlB Class held its banquet at Dining Room with the same theme and the after- dinner speeches. The members of the Speech lOlB Class are as follows: Patricia Wilson, Eldorado; David Brouillette, Harrisburg; Marcia Humm, Harrisburg; Marva Gwaltney, Eldorado; Cloe Clayton, Harrisburg; Sharon Hetherington, Harrisburg; Dorothy Partain, Harrisburg; Sara Jane Spencer, Eldorado; Don Barnett, Equality; John Wilson, Harrisburg; Fred Ewan, Harrisburg.

The speech classes were under Sheep 50; not enough of any class to test trend, one lot choice and spring lambs 24.50; cull to good shorn ewes 4.00-6.00. Chicago Produce Live poultry: too few receipts to report prices. Butter steady: 93 score 92 score 90 score 90 score Eggs steady; white large 28 4 mixed large extras 28; mediums standards NEW YORK (UPI) Buyem and profit-takere fought to a draw in active morning dealings on the stock market today. Movements among the key blue chip issues were strictly fractional and only a handful of second grade tesues moved as much as a point in either direction. The noon Dow Jones averages were: IndiKtrials 721.91, off 0.05; ens? And "The Dialogues of Archi Borge special from Lincoln Center, New York? In case anyone is interested, our choice for best single program of the year goes to "The about the building of an escape passage under the Berlin wall.

It is nominated; and though the format was not especially inventive, the material was incomparably overwhelming. The Channel Swim: CBS-TV confirmed Mike Wallace will replace its daily morning show, next season, doing counts, could receive a total of primarily a half-hour of news 25 years in prison and $25,0001 same network, come fall, will also fine if convicted. an 11 p.m. Sunday news --------------------------I program with West Coast origin- St. Helena, island of ation and slanting, exile in the south Atlantic, gets' Van Heflin narrates most of ils yearly revenue from new fall series of his- postage stamp sales to collectors.

1 tory dramas. "The Great Adven- FRANK riNTOX iOMN STIPHEN iittutt 2nd feature Highest price illiiM'iil nn FKANCi Men For Sergeants Operation nflj and now the biggest 6.1. ot MEI" Robert Goulet stars next season in an hour musical- viriety special for CBS-TV with his fiance, Carol Lawrence The network may give Goulet a weekly variety series in the future; if so, he might be wise if he showed less obvious fascination with himself; his overall talents thus far are considerably more limited than he appears to suspect. rails 164.45, up 0.05; utilities 139.48, the instruction of Mrs. Lolo Eddy, off 0.15; stocks 255.23, off 0.05.

staff member, Southeastern Illinois -------------------------------College. Five Deer Killed locai stores NELSON EDDY ILL FRAMINGHAM, Mas.s Nelson Eddy, the golden-voiced matinee idol of the 1930s, was admitted to Framingham Union Hospital Thursday for treatment of what was described as a respiratory ailment. The 62-year-old Eddy, famed for his rendition of such songs as and "The Indian Love was forced to cancel a scheduled appearance at a restaurant here Wednesday. On County Highways Horace Richey, state conservation officer for Saline county, reported five deer have been killed on the highways in Saline county during the past month. One was killed laet night on Route 34 and another Wednesday evening on Route 45 near Will Scarlett mine.

Most of the deer being killed by autos at this time of year are does and one was with unborn fawn. JFK MSm WALTER WASHINGTON (UPI) President Kennedy went to Georgetown Hospital Thursday to visit Rep. Francis E. Walter, chairman of the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Kennedy spent 10 minutes with Walter who is suffering from lung congestion.

Kennedy was asked hibit an employer from having about condition, but re-! one pay scale for women and plied only that "We had a very i another for men when productiv- goixi ity and other factors are equal. OK EQUAL PAY WASHINGTON Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee approved a bill TTiurs- day which would require that women be paid as much as men for the same work. The measure, endorsed by the administration, would amend the Fair Labor Standards Act to pro- BOOST community ANK -af THE Harrisburg Nalional YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK Home of Radio Station WEBQ i95 F.O.Ì. DtSTK. with grade hard-tipbarand chain Soward Harley-Davidson Sales You'll admire the 1963 Cadillac all the more when you drive it! The youthfully lithe and vigorous lines are only a hint of the eager action that awaits you at the wheel.

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