The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 November 1957 — Page 3

Population is Soaring In State INDIANAPOLIS P — Ir.diara's present F v >•' ured at about 4 54 6 000 persons, a Rain of mo; < • la 6 »0 • vO 1 r the 1950 cen.su.' The Census Bur' u • ■ : i . Washington Sund.iy r. ght tliat the state’s populati n July 1. 1956. was abou - 1 i n >• > p 1 ' percent over th< 9 1 -24 -unfed in the la t dt c« u < 1950. The bureau did : by-

FGR SALE Hampshire Eoars *UAI,K C.KIMI S li j milrs east Brown’s \ alley

* But it did say that the naf 'tumated population July t j f ar was 168,174,000 and he estimated present population 172.400.000. That would be a ga.n of about 2 , -j percent in a little more than a year. Applying the 2 , J percent national gain to the Indiana figure, tne present population would be b< ut 4,546.000. or about 110.000 atx>ve the July, 1956. estimate. Pl-W MISSILE PROBE WASHINGTON (UP)- Senate leaders today appeared ready to push ahead with a full-scale investigation into what the entire U. S. space-missile effort needs to win the race for superiority over Russia. Once launched, the broad Congressional inquiry presumably would also attempt to pin down conclusively whether and just how far Russia wth two Sput-

niks in thj air—is ahe d in rocket development. The decision facing Sen. Richard B. Russell D-Ga_, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson and Sen. Styles Bridges N. H., ranking GOP member of the committee, was how far a preliminary investigation already started by the Senate Preparedness Subcommittee should be broadened.

Big Sum Spent

rw.uuu enuaren enrouea in our

elementary and secondary

m g%m ~ schools. He said Indiana has for Classrooms a ^ out ' 35.895 teachers this year.

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INDIANAPOLIS, (UP)—State School Supt. Wilbur Young said today that a capital outlay of nearly 69 million dolla.rs for new classrooms in Indiana the past year “answers the gloom and doom critics of our Hoosier schools’’. Young said the $68,721,791 total outlay was 45 per cent ahead of building estimates for last year. He said Indiana ranked 13th abong states in construction of new classrooms for last year. Young said the 2.267 new classrooms built during the past year ‘‘has improved the morale of thousands of teachers and meant a great advance in the education-

Diplomats See Critical Period CAIRO (UP)— The next two weeks may provide a critical turning point, for better or for worse, in relations between Egypt and the United States, western diplomatic sources said today. The sources, not Americans, said the United States may be able to turn the tide of its real program for the more than lations with all the ‘‘neutral” Arab nations despite the latest F .yehological victory the Soviet Union scored with Sputnik II.

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Th# key lies in an agreement on compensation by Egypt to shareholders of the private company than ran the Suez Canal before Egypt nationalized it last year. Talks on this are known to be going on through U. N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. And there are strong reports here that World Bank President Eugene Black is coming to Cairo soon to talk to President Gamal Abdel Nasser, presumably about the settlement of that issue and the future development of the canal.

said today. The spokewnan added, however, that under the North Atlantic Treaty, nations with troops sta'ioned in West Germany could seek bilateral negotiations with Bonn over support costs after that date.

(HE DAILY BANNER TI ES., NOV. 5. 1957. Page S GREEN CASTLE. IND.

BONN TO END PAYMENTS BONN, Germany (UP)—West Germany will end its contribution to the cost of allied troops stationed in this country next March

Sheriffs Favor Deputy Program INDIANAPOLIS UP — The Indiana Sheriffs Association Monday approved a legislative program which would help deputies. The plan which will be given to the 1959 Legislature includes merit employment for deputies.

a pension fund, and a benefit fund for widows and children of deputies killed doing their job. Marion County Sheriff Robert A. O'Neal presented the plan at a three-day convention of the association. O'Neal said deputies should be appointed on a nonpolitical basis.

TWO STATES VOTE Voters in New Jersey, New York, Virginia and Pennsylvania cast their ballots jn nationally significant elections today. The White House was the background for New Jersey’s hot gubernatorial race. Segregation, and remotely Little Rock, was the issue in Virginia.

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DREWRYS BEER J Out-refreshes them all

bi'own a^ove are G.b Biown and Bill Kehrer who will ja itainc cf IP?? Greencastle High School football team, will be b ’Ckfield captain and Kehrer will be line captain.

fehown aDove are memoe.o ox uie Grecuca ..a; ,uoiuan squau, coajuea, anu ytn itauers enjoying the annual dinner, sponsored by the Football Mothers Club, and served Monday evenng at Gobin Memorial Church. Tokens cf appprociat on were given to the players following the meal. Supt. Royce Kurtz acted as master of ceremonies and gave^.special recognition to Mrs. George Tennis, dinner chairman, and Mrs. Gene Akers, co-chairmbn.

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