6 The News-Review, Roscburg, Ore. Mon., Oct. 23, 1961
'Minutemen' In Successful
Guerilla Field Maneuvers
COtLlNSVILLE. IU. (AP)-The
"Minutemen" held what they
called successful guerrilla field
maneuver! Sunday despite the
confiscation of part of Uicir arsenal.
in masistrate's court
to appear
ISov. 3.
Seized with Lauchli were two
Browning automatic rifles, a
Browning marhimgun and an Ms
automatic rifle. He brought a 60
.. . One of the group leaders, Rich i mm mortar and a 57 mm anti
; Lauchli, 35, a onetime paratroop tank rifle for Sunday's demons-
.- sergeant from Luinnsvuie, was tration
arrested and some heavy weau
. om were seized Saturday.
Eleven persons, Including
- Lauchli, a woman and a teen
7. age boy slogged over cold, fog-
- shrouded wooded ground in a
two-hour field exercise Sunday.
; ' National leader Robert DePush
37, of Norborne, Mo., and Lauchli
' agreed the drill was successful.
- Lauchli is charged with "willing
H and unlawful possession of illegal
- firearms." His arrest came upon
Hthe complaint of l'hilip Taylor,
Shiloh, 111., township supervisor,
after the group set up a weapons
- display in Shiloh.
; Lauchli, free on $1,000 bond, is
JFK Begins Muscle
:-Building Program
WASHINGTON (AP) President
"Kennedy has begun a muscle
- building program to get back in
r shape for golf and other strenuous
" activities he has avoided since
.' straining his back last May.
' White House officials said that
Dr. Hans Kraus of New York
T spent 15 minutes Thursday with
Kennedy and will work with him
1 three times a week.
The treatment is principally ex
ercises to be taken under the doc-
tor's supervision.
.' Officials said the President's
- back is in good condition now but
I some muscle strengthening is con-
tidered advisable.
The President was understood to
have swung at golf balls a couple
of times in recent weeks. But he
has not played since ha injured
- his back during a tree-planting
1 ceremony in Ottawa, Canada, last
spring.
" The chief executive was on
-crutches for a time after the in
' jury, although he went through a
rigorous trip to Europe immedi
, ately following the visit to Ottawa.
- He used the crutches after his
T return from overseas. I
- Ever since, he has been getting!
In and out of cars and helicopters
" gingerly, obviously favoring his
- bsck.
Kennedy's personal physician,
-Dr. Janet Travcll, was reported
to have advised that Dr. Kraus be
- brought to Washington. Kraus was
a member of former President
Dwight D. Eisenhower's Commit-
tee on Physical Fitness.
Local News
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilton and
- children, John, Dnrecn and Dean,
; were host recently to Mrs. WU
ton's uncle and aunt, Mr. and
ZJbln. H. E. Peterson, for a fow
days' visit The Petersons were on
; their way to their home in Van-
couver, B. C. Canada.
7 Mrs. L. E. Miller of Meridisn.
Calif., arrived here Friday to visit
her son, Kenneth Miller, and her
-daughter, Mrs. Paul Trent, and
their families. She came especial-
ly to see her new grandson, Kockey
Trent, born last week. Mrs.
Miller will stay at the Trent home
' for a few days, helping to care for
-her daughter and her family.
' Mrs. William R. Coon has re
turned to her home in Roscburg
"after spending two weeks in Port
land and Tacoma, Wash. In Port-
land, she visited two sons and her
T daughter, Mrs. F. I. Northrup.
-In Tacoma, she spent soma time
'with her sister, Mrs. Dsle Harvey,
-and her brother, Arthur Perkins.
' She also visited friends in both
areas. I
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Accaarrts
The minutemen practiced an at
tack on an enemy outpost, move
ment behind a screen from smoke
grenades and a skirmish line
charge.
Del'ugh said similar maneuvers
have been held in San Antonio,
Tex., Omaha, Neb., Philadelphia,
Columbus, Ohio, Kansas City,
Mo., and Newark, N.J.
l.aunchli described his arrest as
a "mistinderstan'ling about the
nature and purpose of our organi
zation.
He said he had legally bought
the weapons and they ire "used
solely for instruction. All are
deactivated and none of our mem
bers have any ammunition for
them."
Del'ugh said "we're just loyal
American citizens who are tired
of being pushed around by the
Communists and who want to do
something to stem the tide of
their advance."
DePugh says he and nine other
men founded the Minutemen in
June 1960 and it has grown to a
nation-wide membership of some
25,000.
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AWARDED SERVICE PLAQUES Three Roscburg Tidewater Oil Co. dealers were award
ed plaques for long service at a dinner meeting of Piano Roll Inn. Picture above are W.
J. Alderson, Roseburg, sales representative; Paul Amann of Amann's Flying "A", Glide,
10-year service award; Erv Gubser of Gubser's Flying "A", Winston, 11 years; Don Coon,
Coon's Flying "A", Myrtle Creek, 10 years; ond W. J. Jacobson, Medtord, area manager
who made the presentations, A deoler relations meeting followed the dinner ond award pre
sentations. This area extends from Sutherlin-Oakland south to Conyonville. (Chris'
Studio)
Sardinians Have Town For Sale
no mam roads passing near. The
land is too hilly and rocky for
farming.
The only flat, fertile plot of
ground nearby has been con
demned for flooding as an artifi
cial lake.
SASSARf, Sardinia (AP) Want in Monteleone Rocca Doria. !
to buy a town? For there are no jobs there. The
All 200 residents of Monteleone ! tow n is off the beaten track, with
Rocca Doria have put theirs up
for sale or fair trade, with lavish
enticements about its "ancient
churches, fantastic view and ex
ceptional climate."
The townfolk met. talked it
over, decided unanimously, and
put this advertisement in Sardi
nian newspapers:
The longtime residents of Mon
teleone Rocca Dona, disposed to
move elsewhere, will sell or trade
on reasonable terms the entire
community, 30 miles from Sassari
and 20 miles from Alghero, locat
ed on the summit of famous Koc
caforte, 1.110 feet above sea level.
"The town has ancient church
es, a city hall, orphanage and new
sclioolhouse, a fantastic view and
exceptional climate. For informa
tion, apply to the town residents."
What will happen to thera?
They are willing to move any
where else. Anywhere, they
agreed, would be better than try
ing any longer to eke out a living
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