Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 19, Decatur, Adams County, 23 January 1964 — Page 6

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Don Brown Honored For Long Service Don Brown, brother of W. Guy Brown of Decatur, was one of two longtime employes of Allen Dairy in Fort Wayne to be honored Wednesday. Brown, plant superintendent, and Herb Wesling. fleet superintendent, were presented diamond "loyal service" lapel pins in ceremonies at the plant. Brown has completed 45 years in the industry.

Studebaker Grounds Into Resort Area SOUTH BEND. Ind. An Indiana and Michigan investment group will purchase the no-longer-used Studebaker Corp. automobile grounds near here and turn the 800-acre site into a resort area. Studebaker President Byers Burlingame said Wednesday the firm had agreed to sell the tract west of the city to the group headed by John D. Campbell, South Bend, and R. W. Ham, Niles. Mich. The purchase price was not disclosed. Die heavily - wooded tract, which includes the highest hill in the South Bend area, has not been used since Studebaker shut down its automobile production facilities here several weeks ago. The firm is now making cars only at its Canadian plant in Windsor, Ont. Campbell and Ham said they

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planned to turn the old proving grounds into a "major recreation of the area in operation benorthern Indiana and southern Michigan. They said they hoped to have the winter resort portion of thearea in operation before the end of the current season. “We believe this tract of land will become one of the finest sports and recreation establishments in the entire Midwest.” they said. Burlingame said the sale would not include the Studebaker Vehicle Museum which would be moved from the proving grounds to another location. Clair Inniger Heads Chapter At Purdue Clair Inniger, asenior at Purdue University, has been elected president of the Purdue chapter of the agronomy club. His selection entitles him to a seat on the dean’s council. Inniger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Inniger of Monroe route I, is a graduate of the Adams Central high school.

Pres. Johnson Meeting With Peace Group WASHINGTON (UPD— President Johnson meets today with the Inter-American Peace Commission which has been attempting to mediate the U. S. dispute with Panama. The comission had a 10:30 a.m. EST appointment at the White House to discuss the Panamanian situation. It requested the session with Johnson. The Inter - American group met for an hour Wednesday with Secretary of State Dean Rusk at Rusk’s request in what were termed “exploratory talks.” The committee is headed by Venezuelan Ambassador Enrique Tejeraparis. Other members are Argentina, Chile, Colombia and the Dominican Republic. The United States has begun dismantling its embassy staff in Panama. U. S. diplomats from Panama, who were moved to the Canal Zone last week at Panama’s request, have been receiving orders for home leave or transfers to other Latin American countries. A skeleton U. S. consular staff is remaining in Panama City to transact routine administrative matters. The removal of diplomatic personnel to the Canal Zone originally was termed “temporary’’ by both sides. Officials here said the reassignment of diplomatic personnel did not mean all hope was abandoned of reopening the U. S. Embassy. , , They said one factor was luck of housing for the diplomats in the Canal Zone. Officials said if diplomatic relations were restored, an embassy staff could be assembled. The U. S. foreign aid agency said aid officials who also were moved to the Canal Zone generally would remain there for the time being. It has not been decided yet whether some U.S. aid programs in Panama might be continued. All programs halted when Panama broke relations * with the United States; The peace commission went to Panama after the bloody riots which killed at least 21 persons, including four American soldiers.

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Pope Paul To Send Cardinal To East VANTICAN CITY <UPI> — Pope Paul VI will send a leading Roman Catholic cardinal to 'the Middle East within the next few days to establish further contacts with the Eastern Orthodox Church according to Vatican sources. They said Giacomo Cardinal Ercaro, archbishop of Bologna, Italy, has been chosen to make the trip. Ercaro is expected to meet the Eastern Orthodox patriarch of Antioch, Turkey, but details of his itinerary were not disclosed. However, Vatican circles considered the trip an important move toward the reunification of Eastern and Western churches following a separation of 900 years. The spiritual head of the world’s Roman Catholics and the leader of the world’s Eastern Orthodoxy met for the first time in 500 years when Pope Paul and Athenagoras, Patriarch of Constantinople, embraced in the Holy Land earlier this month. Patriarch Alexius of Moscow and all Russia, who heads the Russian branch of the Orthodox Church, hailed the historic encounter Wednesday night. He told newsmen in the Soviet capital the meeting was “proof of the friendly atmosphere which has developed between the Orthodox and Catholic churches.” Decatur Sophomore In Trumpet Choir MUNCIE, Ind. — Richard F. Collins, Decatur sophomore, is in the Ball State Teachers College trumpet choir which is participating in a brass ensembles concert at 8 o’clock tonight in assembly hall. Collins, a music major, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Collins, 1029 Parkview Drive, Decatur. He is from the ensemble class of Bernard Pressler. Reports Son Bitten By Doq Wednesday Mrs. William Porter, of 421 Fornax St., reported at 7:18 p.m. Wednesday that her son, Dennis James Porter, 6, had been bitten by a dog. She reported the boy was bitten about 5:15 p. m. in the 400 block of Fornax St. City police officers were unable to find the animal.

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