The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1958 — Page 6

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To Hold Hearing At Little Rock

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. <UP> School officials scheduled a heai - lnj( today for a wh te gul accused of bumping into a Negro giri at integrated Central High School. The white student, Darlene

Holloway, wan suspended as result of the alleged jostling re- ! cently of Elizabeth Eckford, one of the nine Negro students whose enrollment at Central was enforced by federal troops. Dr. William G. Cooper, school board president, ordered the hearing after Miss Holloway's moth-1 er. Mis. Fred Gist, had protested the suspension. Mrs. Gist, a member of the pro-segregation Mothers league of Central High, had threatened to take the case into i ' court. The hearing, at which botn

STAG l* \litA FRIDAY, JAM. 24, 1958 C3ME EARLY AND STAY LATE Time G P. M. Until OLIVFR JAMES POST 459 V. •. W. Si H. Jackscn St. G eencastle, !nd.

girls were expected to give their versions of the bumping, was the latest in a rash of developments resulting from tension over integration. Another student, David Sonteg. 16, has been suspended for dumping soup on a Negro girl who called him “poor white trash.” school officials disclosed Tuesday. A bomb scare Tuesday, the third in six days, sent authorities on a fruitless search of the building. A dynamite stick, without fuse or detonator, was found in an unused locked Monday. School officials blamed the bomb scares on a "campaign of terror" which they believe is aimed at forcing the school to close. But segregationist leaders deny knowledge of any such campaign.

show fear of nuclear warfare in

the Middle East.

American pledges of support for the five-nation Baghdad Pact were slated for review by Presi-

sist aggression and strengthen third mutual defensive capabilities.

Plans call for Dulles to disclose _ "slight increase” in American

dent Eisenhower and Secretary of ^ tQ pact nations An American

State John Foster Dulles at a White House conference today.

expression of solidarity apd sup-

Democrats Rap Money Policy

WASHINGTON UP crats jumped on the

Demogovern-

Middle East strategy also was. , ic bv Du|lts betore he flifs to

a likely subject for discussion

port is expected to be made p'Ub- n-.ont’s newest relaxation in its

“tight money” policy today as

when the President met earlier with his National Security Coun-

cil.

Dulles flies to the Middle East almost immediately after his White House talks. He will hold ‘solidarity” meetings in Morocco. Iran and Turkey before returning to Washington Feb. 1.

the Middle East.

week were Mr. and Mra. Carl McCarty of Wesley Chapel, Delbert Ward of near Alamo, Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Parmer. Mrs. Ed Beasen, Violet Leak and Ed B<*ason. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leak and daughter vi«*ited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. John Bonams a,nd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Soots of North Salem and on Sunday with

JACKSON MAN DIFS

Moscow focused sharp international attention on the Baghdad Pact meeting by charging the United States seeks nuclear base's in the Middle East. Soviet spokesmen at the same time proposed an EaM-West “zone of

peace” in the Middle East where

In AnlTara. Turkey" Dulles will nuck?ar weapons would be bar-

red. These Moscow statements followed reports from London

U. 5. Will Pledge Additional Aid

attend a four-day meeting beginning next Monday of the Bag-

dad Pact nations.' Iran. Turkey, : " ,at the Sovlets themselves are Iraq. Eritain and Pakistan are seV ™ "•'“«« bas « in

pledged under pa,ct terms to re-

WASHINGTON (UP) — The r 'nited States is prepared to •>ledge additional economic aid to Baghdad Pact nations confronted by a new Soviet campaign to

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Uev. “Bob” Stockton, pastor of the growing Temple Baptist ( h ireh in Indianapolis, is directing the music each night. He and his wife are blessed with many wonderful talents and you will en^v iheir m'nistrv while they are with us. Mrs. Stockton is a special children's «vang« listie hour at si\ o’clock, using^HPfetive fianneigrai h visual presentation that is popular with children everywhere, t ome and bring your whole family. Don’t miss this opportunity!!!

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showing the business recession is ' Mr and Mrs Sander Masten ,

“more serious" than the admin

SEYMOUrt UP Oden Thompson. 64. Cortland, was killed Tuesday night when strack by a truck driven by Milton Pollert, 29. Seymour, on Ind. 2 ! > c at Cortland. Pollert told state police he swerved too lat“ to r oid the accident.

istration admits. Some members of Congress said the Federal Reserve Build's reduction of the interest rate on loans to member banks from 3 to 2^4 percent should be followed up by more anti-recession moves. The new rate went into effect today in Philadelphia and other Federal Reserve banks were expected to follow suit. Chairman Wright Patman DTex.. of the Joint Congressional ! Economic Committee said the credit-easing move was a “weak feeble step—the> ought to reduce the rate to 2 percent im- ; mediately and if that doesn’t get the job done, they ought to reduce it to 1 percent ” Sen. A. Willis Robertson DVa., chairman of the Sen tie banking and currency subcommittee, said the reduction in rate indicated “the recession is jitst a little more serious than some ! care to admit.” Stanley K. •Rnttenberg, chief economist of the AFL-CIO. said orgmized labor also wants a reduction in the reserve requirements of Federal Reserve member banks to release more money for loans. He said The low>er rate “doesn’t go far enough.” U. S. Chamber of Commerce : economist Emerson P. Schmidt predicted further steps would be taken by the Fedei al Reserve to cut the cost and increase the supply of credit. But he said: “It’s w r ell to move cautiously in tint direction but not exuberantly—because of the general business decline."

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NEW MAYS VIM.E Bob Gibbons of Noblesville 1 visited with his father, Ed Gibbons, Sunday.

Mrs. Lavada Rolston and little

girl friend, Mrs. Fred Parmer and

Lulu Ward visited Violet Leak i Wednesday. Mrs. Harold Soots of Mooresville and Violet Leak, attended their a.unt’s funeral at Ladoga. Mrs. Ruby Sampson of Indianapolis visited Mis. Pearl Elliott Friday. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward, during the

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