The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 December 1963 — Page 2
THE DMIY EiNNER Rv:s Family Leaves Ohio
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An aii - of cordiality prevailed better understanding between
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
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yesterday as the Russian family of Viktor Pozdneev bid goodbye to their hosts and left for home, marking the end of their holiday visit and, the sponsors of the trip hope, a beginning of
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Russians and Americans. The P o z d n e e v s and their hosts, the James McKenzie family, walked out of the McKenzies spacious home here to pose for photographs then exchanged warm farewells before the Pozdneevs got into a car for the two and a half hour trip to Cincinnati, where they will begin the first air leg of their return trip. McKenzie set the tone of the departure as he spoke to photographers who crowded around the group and asked them to pose for "just one more.” He said, "That's been the story of this visit. Just one more,” then laughed. The Pozdneevs left with Christmas presents given them by the McKenzies. Olga, the Pozdneeves’ 6-year-old daughter, clutched one of a half dozen dolls she received after showing an interest in American dolls. From Cincinnati, the family
was to fly to New York, then on to Stockholm and Moscow. Awaiting them at home w r as another Christmas celebration, the traditional Russian observance in early January. Mrs. Pozdneev has dreaded the return trip since her arrival here. The flight to Portsmouth took 22 hours, and she suffers from airsickness. But the return trip will be filled with a eollectoin of memories and impressions.
$43,500 IN NEW PENNIES—Guard John McKindley shivers as he watches over 870 bags of new pennies at the Federal Reserve Bank In St. Louis. Mo. The pennies, $43,500 worth, were hauled from the Mint in Denver. Colo., to alleviate the coin shortage.
Discuss Holy Land Meeting VATICAN CITY UPI — A Greek Orthodox Church representative sent by Patriarch Athenagoras I of Constantinople arrived today to confer with Pope Paul VI about a possible Holy Land meeting between ihe two church leaders. The patriarch’s representative, who arrived from Athens is also called Athenagoras. He is the metropolitan of Thiakiron and the newly appointed leader of the Orthodox Church in England. The Orthodox metropolitan said on his arrival that he was here “to have contacts with the Holy Father and his collaborators with a view of studying the possibility of a meeting of the Pope and Patriarch Athenagoras in the Holy City of Jerusalem.” Pope Paul VI is making his historic pilgrimage to the Holy Land Jan. 4-6. The arrival of the Orthodox representative is the latest of a series of moves clouded in secrecy which may result in an unprecedented "holy summit” meeting in Jerusalem between the leader of Catholicism’s half a billion faithful and the leader of the 110 million Orthodox faithful. Patriarch Athenagoras proposed the meeting in a speech this month after hearing of Pope Paul's intention to go to visit the shrines of Christ's birth, life, death and resurrection in what are now - Jordan and Isael.
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HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson St. tireencastle, Ind. Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as Second Class Matt matter under Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 35c per week Mailed in Putnam County ljJ7.00 per year Outside of Putnam County $8.00 per year Outside of Indiana $12.00 per year Today VBible 'Thought How'beit, when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth.—John 16:13. Knowing the truth about God depends not so much upon onr investigation or speculation, but upon our relationship to the Rcvealer. Personal And Local News IBriefe Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thacker, of Spencer, are the parents of a son born Friday at the Putnam County Hospital. A daughter was born Friday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Arnold of Fillmore Route 1. Miss Beatrice Apple of Crawfordsville, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Mason on North College. S Sgt Joseph Miles spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs. Ted Miles and family - . He left Friday for the Phillipines. Capt. R. D. Boyle of Hyannis Port, Mass., has been visiting his little daughter, Loui, in the house of Mr. and Mrs. JPaul Hetser near Poland. There will be a watch night service at the New Maysville Community Church from 9 p m. until 12 p.m. Tuesday evening. Good singing and preaching. Everyone welcome. Professors Russell Compton and Roger Gustavsson of DePauw University are in Washington, D. C., this week end attending the National Philosophical Association meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bundy and children, Joyce, Jimmie and Stephen Heller are spending the Christmas holidays near San Francisco, California with their grandmother and other relatives. City firemen were called to Harold Inman's Garage, on West Walnut Street, shortly before noon Friday. They reported a 1940 Ford pickup truck was slightly damaged by fire. It belongs to Mr. Inman. Walker Griffin, Indianapolis, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of operating a motor vehicle without a proper license when arraigned in Putnam Circuit Court P'riday. He was fined $25 and costs by Judge Francis N. Hamilton.
IN MEMORY In memory of my mother, Katherine Wyant, who passed away one year ago today, Dec. 29, 1962. The dreary days and lonely nights Have slowly made one year. Each day ks marked with loneli-
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Each night is marked by tears, For I'm so lost without you and I miss you so. Only God knows how my heart was broken When he chose you to go. Oft I think of you dear mother And my heart is sad with pain. Oh, this world would be Heaven Could I hear your voice again. You wore a crown of patience As you struggled on and on. A faithful one, so kind and true Dear Mother how I long for you. Loving and kind in all of your ways Upright and just, to the end of your days, Sincere and true in your heart and mind A beautiful memory you left behind. You had a nature one could not help loving Your heart was purer than gold, And those who knew you, and loved you The memory will never grow
old.
The kiss of the sun for pardon The song of the winds for wirth. Mother was closer to God's heart in her flower garden Than any where on earth. Poets write about you, Songs tell of your love, So sad to do without you Mother, it's you I'm thinking of. I hope, to always linger At the spot where you are laid, And come to scatter flowers. On the grave that Christ has made. Sadly missed by daughter and grandson, Cleo Querry and Charles M. Green.
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Playwright Advises Bridge Partner On Play By Alfred Sheimvold Many years ago I piaye- regularly in New York's famous Regency Club, in a game that included the late George S. Kaufman whenever he could spare the time from his many activities in the theater. One day Kaufman’s partner played the hand shown today:
North dealer iioLh sides vuTnerabl® NORTH A A J 2 A Q 9 0 7 4 2 ♦ A J 10 9 WEST EAST A 8 7 (5 A 4 3 S? 10 5 3 *0 J 8 7 4 2 0 A 9 8 OQJ10 *K.8J2 A Q 7 4 SOUTH A K Q 10 9 5 K 6 O K 6 5 3 A 6 3 North East South West 1 NT Pass 3 A Pass 4 A All Pass Opening lead — A 8 Almost any sensible line of play will produce four spades. South can discard a club on dummy’s extra heart and play diamonds. The ace is unfavorably located, but the suit breaks 3-3, so that South can lose only three diamonds.
Another plan is to discard a club on dummy's extra heart and then play clubs. After cashing the ace of clubs, declarer leads the jack of clubs intending to ruff if East plays an honor but to discard a diamond if East plays a low club. South can get back to dummy with the jack of spades to repeat the club play, and can get to dummy with the ace of spades to continue clubs. Declarer eventually makes a second club trick to add to his five trumps and the three hearts. ACTUAL PLAY FAILS South’s actual line of play was neither sensible nor successful. He won the first trump trick and led a club to finesse with dummy’s nine. East won with the queen of clubs and returned the queen of diamonds. The defenders promptly rattled off three diamond tricks to add to their club, and South was down one. South seemed puzzled at this result and looked up inquiringly at Kaufman. “How should I have played that hand?” he asked. Kaufman was ready with an answer. "Under an assumed name,” he replied icily. DAILY tjl ivVTIOX Partner opens with one heart, and the next player passes. You hold: S-4 3 H-J 8 7 4 2 D-Q J10 C-Q 7 4. What do you say? Answer: Bid two hearts. Despite your fine trump support your hand is very weak and you can afford only this weak response.
December Meeting Held By Club Clinton and Madison Township Friendly Neighbor Club met with Mrs. Kelly on December, 12 for their Christmas party and a carry in supper, with a grab bag gift exchange. After revealing their secret sisters, names were drawn for next year. There were nine members and seven guests. All left thanking the hostess for the enjoyable evening. Next meeting will be Jan. 8th.
Lack of caution in the use bf flammable liquids — gasoline, kerosene and other petroleum products — is a primary cause of home fire deaths.
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AN NIV ERS ARIES Birthdays Patricia Ann Evens, 6 years old today, Dec. 28. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Evens R. R. 4. Marriage License Charles Steven Alex, mechanic, Clayton, and Jennifer Sue Hamton, student, Greencastle.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22. — Valentina Tereshkova, 26-year-okl cosmonaut from Moscow, has been selected by Mademoiselle magazine as one of its ten Merit Award winners for 1963. Miss Tereshkova was cited for her 71hour orbital flight last June, a flight that earned for her the title of “first woman in space” and received worldwide recognition. She had been a textile weaver since the age of 18, graduating in 1960 from a Soviet trade school as a “cotton spinning technologist" and was, by 1961, an accomplished parachutist. Jt was not until after she entered the U.S.S.R. spaceflight training program that she received instruction as a pilot. Miss Tereshkova's particintion in the training program has been described as a conscientious and
vigorous one. her determination the envy of male co-trainees. An annual event since 1944, the silver-medallion awards were given this year to young women who range in age from 21 to 30. According to Betsy Talbot Blackwell, editor-in-chief of Mademoiselle. the awards were based on (Hitstanding achievements in a cross-section of fields that include entertainment, the arts, business and politics. Mrs. Blackwell commended the 1963 winners as “remarkable young women who have already distinguished themselves in their fields, for whom this past year has meant special achievement, and who may be expected to achieve even greater honors in the future. In addition to Miss Tereshkova, young women singled out for this recognition include sing-
ing comedians Barbra Streisand, at 21 the youngest member of the award-winning group, who, since her first appearance on Broadway less than two years ago, has also acquired fame in nightclubs, on television, and as a recording star; fashion designer Deanna Littell, at 24 the creative inspiration behind the nearly overnight success of Harold Goldstein, a sportswear firm; French-Indian movie actress Leela Naidu, 23, whose very first film won an award at the Berlin Film Festival: 30- year-old opera singer Reri Grist, who debuted within three months last year at three major opera houses— La Scala, the Vienna State and Covent Garden—and received critical acclaim, in all; writer Susan Sontag who, at 30, produced one of 1963 s most extraordinary chronicles of imagination, The Benefactor;
athlete Muriel Grossfeld, a 23-year-old gymnast expected to be an outstanding Olympic representative in Tokyo in 1961 competition: politician Nancy Brown, a 23-year-old law school student who. when a senior two years ago at the University of Maryland, won a Democratic seat in the Maryland legislature and became the youngest woman legislator in the nation; educator Janet Newton, 27, who recently began a private project to coach tenement children and has since formed an informal Homework Help Plan that provides tutors for the children; and actuary Anna Maria Rappaport, at 23 the youngest woman ever to become a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries.
Freighter Adrift SINGAPORE UPI — A Liberian freighter, the Eastwind, was drifting helplessly today in the South China Sea 230 miles southeast of here after an engine breakdown. A british tug was en route to take the ship in tow. C ARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks to all my friends for the cards and flowers I received while I was in St. Vincent's Hospital. Lee Hubbard
6,000 JOBLESS SOUTH BEND, Ind. UPT — Federal and local officials met today to put the finishing touches on a retraining program for about 1,000 of the 6,000 persons left jobless when Studebaker closed its automobile plant here.
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