Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 59, Number 265, Decatur, Adams County, 10 November 1961 — Page 6

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Evangelistic Services Being Held Nightly Evangelistic services are being held each evening, through Nov. j 18, at the Springhill Methodist; church northcast wf Berne. The.

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Flying Classroom Adds New Courses LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPD-The “flyfnghclassroom’ will expand its curriculum to include four new courses in the second semester of the televised instruction program. Midwest Program on Airborne Television Instruction said today that courses in American literature for senior high school, Spanish for junior high school, social studies fbr grades 3 and 4, and primary science for kindergarten through grade 2 will be offered beginning Jan. 29. Dr. John E. Ivey, Jr., president of MPATI, said the spring semester new courses will raise the number of courses offered to 20 per week. Ivey announced the new courses in word sent to 17,000 school officials in six states in the MPATI viewing area. The new literature course will be taught by Dr. Arthur Eastman, on leave as professor of literature at the University of Michigan. Mrs. Helen Nefkens, on leave from Purdue University’s modern language department, will join Benito Lueras in teaching junior high Spanish. The social studies course will be taught by Mrs. Loretta Doyle, on leave as supervisor of elementary education in the Evanston, 111., public schools. Miss Barbara Yanowski. MPATI elementary science instructor, will teach the primary science lessons.

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DONALD C. COOK, an executive vice president of American Electric Power company, the parent operating company of Indi-ana-Michigan Electric company, will succeed Philip Sporn as president December 1, when he retires at age 65. Sporn will head the AEP system development committee. H. A. Kammer, executive vice president for engineering and construction, was chosen senior vice president, effective Dec. 1. The AEP system is a holding company, providing electric service to 5,400,000 people in seven states, including Adams county. It was founded in 1906 as American Gas and Electric company, and adopted its present name in 1958. Cook is a former chairman of the securities and exchange commission (SECI, which regulates interstate corporations, under President Harry S. Truman. American Electric Power company is one of the largest electric utility systems in the world, owning the stock of six operating companies. It has assets of slVz billion, more generating capability than any other investor-owned compapy lover 6’/2 million kw), will top all investor-owned companies in electric power sales this -year (30 billion kilo-watt hours, under IV?. billion under construction), and has more than 78,000 miles of power lines.

The DC-6 plane flying in circles over Montpelier, Ind., since Sept. 11, will -continue the present semester through Jan. 18 except for three weeks of vacations beginning Nov. 20 for Thanksgiving and Dec. 25 and Jan. 1 for the Christmas holidays. Dorothy Gardner's Charges Are Denied INDIANAPOLIS (UPD - a’ charge by State Auditor Dorothy Gardner that a one-day delay in reporting SIS million revenue was deliberately done by the Democratic administration “to' -make ; the balance look small” was denied today by State Budget Direc- 1 tor John T. Hatchett. Mrs. Gardner, a Republican, i said that the Oct. 31 monthly fi-1 nancial statement should have ’ •shown a “safe balance” ' of $29,413,322 in the general fund in-1 stead of the $13,878,396 it did, show. The sls million revenue fe- , port did not reach the auditor’s office until Nov. 1. But Hatchett, who cited the low I 1 balance as of Oct. 31 to say he' fea&d that by next January 1 the i general fund would drop to zero, j, contended that the one-day dag was unintentional. He cheeked and found that a year ago' a similar thing happened. Revenue of $20,246,052 was reported on Nov. 3, 1960. “It just looks to me as though we were late this year and we were late last year.’ Hatchett said. Mrs. Gardner said that a year j ago the general fund balance was ; a reasonably healthy $37,220,716 on ; Oct. 31 and that the difference did not have the same impact as did the $13.8 million report this year. “The governor is attempting to brainwash the - people of- Indiana into thinking that they must have higher taxes.” she said. ' If you have something to sei] or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get BIG results.

PUBLIC SALE REAL ESTATE: 5 Acres with 8 Room Home PERSONAL PROPERTY: Household Goods Since I. the undersigned, am not going to stay by myself, will sell ,my real estate and household goods at auction, located in Linn Grove, Ind., IM> blocks west of Post Office, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1961 12:30 P.M. REAL ESTATE This consists of 5 acres with an 8-room home. Has kitchen, living room, -dining -room-.-bedreemr-stoot- and tavator.w-on first floor; - endos-. ed porch. Four rooms upstairs. Full basement with oil-fired furnace: water heater. Good drilled well with water pressure system. This is a nice home in a good location. So, if you are looking to buy a home in Linn grove. Ind., don’t miss this sale. TERMS— down on sale day. Balance when deed and abstract are delivered. Immediate possession. Home can be bought for cash or on contract. For further information, call auctioneers. Phone 2-2903, Berne, Ind. PERSONAL PROPERTY Kelvinator deepfreeze: Leonard refrigerator; White Star gas stove: Singer electric sewing machine: 2-piece living rOom suite; desk: bed davenport and rocking chair to.match: dining room table with 6 chairs: china close': buffet: kitchen table with 4 chairs; utility cabinet: antique table: 2 dressers: one bed: cedar chest: Electrolux sweeper with all attachments: antique day bed: coffee table; end tables: floor lamps: table lamps: library table: two H’3”xl2’ rugs: 9’ x 12’ rug:-pictures and frames; mirrors: clocks: steam iron: step stool; throw rugs: garden tools: rubber tired wheelbarrow: porch swing: stepladder: sausage staffer: wall papering board, oil drums: cooking utensils: and all kinds of dishes. MRS. SAM NEDSBAUM, Owner Phil Neuenschwandcr, Auctioneer Maynard Lehman. Auctioneer First Bank of Berne, Clerk .Hartford 4-H Girls will.serve lunch.

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Kennedy Studying Latin American Trip WASHINGTON (UPD — President Kennedy is considering another major venture in personal displomacy, this time to Latin America?-—- • —■ There were reports he might go to South America within a few weeks. Administration sources said plans were not firm, but under serious consideration. The President had a late morning conference with Fulton Freeman. U. S. ambassador to Colombia. The White House said Free- ■ man was home for consultation. 1 The American Broadcasting Co. Thursday night said Kennedy was I considering a “quick four-day trip" to Venezuela and Colombia i possibly late. this month or in 1 early December. j Acting press secretary Andrew , Hatcher said, “The President has I no definite plans to go out of the country at this time.” This left i open the possibility that he might ! make the trip in the future. Administration sources said the ■ President was being urged by some of his closest., advisers of ' Latin America to undertake a 1 short, dramatic trip to the Sotfth--1 ern Hemisphere to underscore his “alliance for progress” program. Kennedy has been out of the country twice since taking office —once to Canada, and his first major international venture last June in Paris, Vienna and London. At one time he seriously 'considered going to the American ! Economic Conference in Montevideo last summer, but decided 1 against it. Name Omitted From Cub Scout Article ■ - The name -of Jay -Teeter was unintentionally omitted from the article printed in Thursday’s Daily Decocrat on the meeting of Cub Scout pack 3061. Teeter wsa awarded two silver arrows and one service star.

Speed Record Established In Rocket Plane EDWARDS AFB, Calif. (UPD— Maj. Robert White, half his vision blocked due to a heat-shattergd windshield, rocketed a record 4,070 miles an hour Thursday in an Xls tocket plane. The Air Force officer’s oft-de-layed flight to six times the speed of sound bettered the speed goal set by the Xls's designers by 70 m.p.h. White, 37, who also holds the airplane altitude mark of 41 miles high in the research plane, had to be “talked” down for a landing when the outer pane of the double-thickness windshield broke on the right hand side. Windshield Shatters The first hint of this came when White radioed “Oh, good Lord. I hope this one holds.” • The inner pane.) It was not until two minutes later that White explained “my windshield on the right hand side completely shattered quite a while ago. If the left one goes, I won’t be able to see anything.” Despite only partial vision, White landed the rocket plane perfectly on Rogers dry lake with the help of a “chase’ pilot, Maj. Walter Daniel, after a 10-minute flight. Similar windshield problems—both apparently due to rapid heating and cooling — bothered White on his altitude flight to 217.000 feet on Oct. 11. That altitude mark is not expected to stand much longer. Announce New Goal After White’s record run, Paul Bickle, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) program chief, said that NASA pilot Joe Walker would attempt a flight to about 50 miles high within a couple of weeks. With White’s flight on the boards, a successful altitude flight by Walker would match both goals get by designers of the Xls. White's top speed, attained in level flight with the craft’s throttle full forward and speed brakes off, was: —Swift enough to fly from New York to Los Angeles in 30 minutes or around the world in less than 7 hours if his speed could have been sustained. , —-150 m.p.h. faster than the speed mark set Oct. 11 by Joe Walker. —Faster than an Army-issue 30-60 rifle bullet. Carroll Thurston To Head Rural Youth INDIANAPOLIS (UPD— Carroll Thurston. Shelby County, was elected president of the Indiana Rural Youth Thursday. The youth group held its convention concurrently with the Indiana Farm Bureau convention. Other officers elected were Larry Johnson. Delaware, vicepresident; James Murray, Pulaski, second vice - president; Fannie Lower, Allen, secretary, and Ann Evers, Tippecanoe, treasurer;- ———■ — •••-- -

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Navy Secretary At Capital Saturday INDIANAPOLIS (UPD — Navy Secretary John B. Connally will , speak Saturday! at a luncheon highlighting the national observance of Veterans Day by the American Legion. The legion, which operates national headquarters here, planned a two-hour parade through downtown Indianapolis before the luncheon at which Connally and National Commander Charles L. Bacon will speak. Before the parade, a memorial ceremony was scheduled at the World War Memorial Plaza, with Connally, Bacon, Governor Welsh, Mayor Charles E. Boswell and others placing wreaths. Connallys arrival at the memorial center will be marked by mil-’ > itary honors in the form of aj salute from the Naval Officer of the Day, eight side boys and ruf-| fles and flourishes plus “Admirals March’ by the Great Lakes Naval Training Center ■ Band. Twenty-one high schoo’l bands, will march in the parade, also • bands from Ft. McClellan, Ala.,i and Scott Air For&’e Base, 111. The ; Ball State Colelge bugle corps and | drill team also will participate. Others in the parade are 1,500 Boy Scouts, 1.200 Indianapolis high school ROTC members, 150 U.S. Marine Reserves, 475 Naval Reserve?, 360 Army reserves and 600 men from Ft. Benjamin Harrison.

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Two flyovzrs by Air Force jets and cargo aircraft also will feature the parade. Charge Three Traffic Violations To Driver Paul Feller, 16, 310 Jackson St., was cited for three violations at 9:15 p.m. Thursday, and will appear in city court at 9 a.m. Monday, Nov. 13. Feller was cited for improper use of a spotlight, driving without headlights, and for not having his driver’s license with him. He was nabbed at sth and Monroe streets. If you have something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get BIG resuits.

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