Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1967 — Page 2

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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

Cross burned, shots heard near Franklin

FRAHKLIN—The farmhouse residence of a Negro was the scene of a cross-burning and gunshots Wednesday night about four miles northeast of here.. John Golden, who lives in

the home, told officials he heard five shots after he heard a noise and saw two men in a cornfield adjacent to his yard. Recovered was a charred 2-by-3 foot wooden cross, which JohnsonCounty Sheriff Arthur Worrick said appeared to have been wrapped in rags and doused with kerosene or fuel oil.

Kodak officials tour Planner House projects

SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1967

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“The Board for Fundamental Education has developed some techniques which hold real promise for dealing with the problem of the undereducated

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Dr. William S. Vaughn, chairman of the board, Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, N. Y., gave this assessment of BFE during a luncheon hosted by Mr. Eugene N. Beesley, president of EH Lilly & Company, at the Columbia Club. More than

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100 Indianapolis business lead- approaches to the problems of ers attended the luncheon. basic educational skills. When Mr. Vaughn and his party tion.’’ “What s more, Mr. came to Indianapolis to meet Vaughn said, “Kodak employees with the Board for Fundamen- who have participated in these tal Education ar ? tour Planner programs have not only mHouse and its project sites, creased their educational skills, They sought to acquaint them- but have also realized a sense of selves with the programs of individual dignity and pride of

BFE and Planner House with achievement.”

the goal of implementing those c , w Blackburn , Exc . programs that can benefit the Dlrec tor of the BFE and city of Rochester. Planner House, and the departThough the American Society ment heads of both organizais always in a state of change, tions, explained the concepts Mr. Vaughn believes,, certain and functions of BFE and present changes indicate that Planner House to Mr. Vaughn

private business will become and his party.

more deepiy involved in the so- attending a luncheon crnl problems of the commum- at the Co , umbia club| the grou p

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to them, he said. The Kodak party then visited The Board for Fundamental the home of Mr. and Mrs. WilEducation currently conducts a h am N- Guess at 2901 Ralst number of educational pro- Avenue where Mr. Guess an grams for Eastman Kodak Com- h is neighbors explained how pany. Undereducated employees they built and purchased their attend BFE classes in the homes through the unique sefplant and as their academic help housing program Fla - levels are raised these employ- ner House. Through 1966 alees are promoted to better jobs, most 400 hoines were provide BFE has trained more than 100 aspiring families as t lanat Kodak and presently has a- ner House completely renewed bout 200 in class there. two major, blighted areas in Mr. Vaughn believes “BFE Indianapolis. .. has developed some meaningful Finally, Mr. Vaughn and

LOCAL FAMILY RECEIVES BUSINESS LEADERS: Mr. and Mrs. William N. Guess, 2901 Ralston Avenue, were hosts to William S. Vaughn, Chairman of the Board of Eastman Kodak Company, Friday afternoon of last week. Mr. Guess (right) discusses self-help housing with Mr. Vaughn (center) and Dr. Cleo W. Blackburn, Executive Director of the Board For

Fundamental Education and Planner House. / Ar. Guess is the owner of the home which he built through the selfhelp program of Planner House Homes, Inc. Mr. Vaughn was accompanied by other Kodak officials. Eugene N. Beesley, President of Eli Lilly and Company, was host during the Indianapolis visit of the Rochester businessmen.

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party visited the Morgan Health Center which was opened by Planner House more than twenty years ago. Here diagnostic and treatment services are provided by the pre-natal, wellbaby, tuberculosis, and dental clinics. Public health nurses serve the entire Northwest District 9 from this center. Also, a Planner House nutritionist shows individuals how to prepare nutritious foood in their homes. The Flanner House health education program helps the whole family live better longer.

EARL STEWART Rites for Earl Stewart, 62, former resident of Indianapolis were held July 15 at Willis Mortuary with burial in New Crown Cemetery. He died July 11 in Cook County Hospital, Chicago. Mr. Stewart resided at 7615 S. Wabash, Chicago. Bom in Indianapolis, he lived here 25 years. He was an electrician for the Pennsylvania Railroad for 30 years. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Corine Stewart, Chicago, and a nephew, James Harold Stewart, Indianapolis.

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