The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1964 — Page 2

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New Policy For State Officials INDIANAPOLIS UPI —A new policy on food and lodging which affects all of Indiana’i; institutional employes and officials was

emergencies grounds.

living on the

Zanzibar To Get Red Recognition ZANZIBAR UPI — The gov-

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put into effect today by Cover- ernment formally proclaimed renor Welsh and the Indiana Bud- volt-torn Zanzibar a "people's get Agency. republic” today and announced it The plan provides for stand- has been recognized by at least ardization and increased con- four Communist-governed natrols of the food and housing tions. provided to employes at penal A press officer said Commuinstitutions, mental health hos- nist China. Yugoslavia, North pitals and all other state insti- Korea and East Germany have tutions. recognized the six-day-old rebel The changes were based on a regime. Ghana, Kenya and Ethsurvey of the practices and pol- iopia also have extended recogicies followed by various state nition, he said, institutions in providing food and The government denied that

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A PROCLAMATION

Whereas, the civic bodies and service organizations of our community and the departments of the local government recognize

The Daily Banner has received the great service rendered to this another interesting letter from community by '

Britton Writes From Jamaica

the Greencastle

Ted Britton, of Roachdale, who Junior Chamber of

is an agricultural exchangee in and

Tiger Cubs Bow To T. H. Schulte Schulte, who so far has only won three games this year, man-

Wycliff 2 0 Bindley. J. 0 3

B-Game:

Schulte 54.

Greencastle

4 3 66,

Britton writes as follows: The 4-H Club movement

10(ldy S Bible 1 houpllt Jamaica is still in it's infancy; Enter not into the path of the however, since it was establish- ° bserve ^

wicked, and go not in the way of

evil men. -Proverbs 4:14. come one of the largest yOUth The world desires peace but organizations on the island. fails to conduct its life in har- Each of Jamaica’s 14 parish-

Commerce, ag , ed to pu jj a gy-gs win over the

W.I.C.-leading Tiger Cubs.

Whereas, the Lnited States Schulte appears to be choosy in Junior Chamber of Commerce picking the teams to beat They and its affiliated state and local on jy bea ^ t 0U gh ones. Their organizations have set aside the upset of West VigQ 73 . 65 seemg week of January 19-25, 1964, to substantiate this.

Wells Defeats Hawks, 77 to 70

ed in 1940, it has grown to be- Junior Chamber of

founding of the

Commerce

and to commemorate such foundings by the selection of an outstanding young man in this community as the recipient of the

Wells (77) FG Wethington 4 Huckstep 9 Keffer 1 Ford 5

lodging which was made by the Management Analysis Division of the Indiana Department of Administration. "The most significant findings of the survey were the apparent lack of policies with respect to employe maintenance and the lack of standardization in the application of what policies there are,”

“Field Marshal” John Okello will be president, as Radio Zanzibar reportedly said and then denied Friday. It said Sheikh Abeid Karume is president and Okello is head of the "revolutionary armed forces.” All British publications will be banned and listening to British

mony with the will of God. Jesus’ es has a full-time 4-H organizer Distinguished Service Award,

life and teachings are a pattern w ho is responsible for directing and

for world peace. the 4-H Club activities and as- Whereas, this organization of

sisting the many volunteer adult young men has contributed ma-

leaders in the parish. All other terially the betterment of this .. . . ..

,. ... J castle to play the way the Bruins

agriculture extension activities community throughout the year, . .... J , ..... , „ . . wanted them to .... a slow conare assigned to other trained spe- Therefore, I, Raymond Fisher, . „ T ^ x cialists who are in charge of live- Mayor of the City of Greencastle, . ' e , ° ie ^ a ' n

Personal

And Local News Briefs

The Cubs outscond the Golden

Bears in field goals out couldn’t

do as well at the charity line. It 2 was this difference that brought Long 3

the Cubs to their defeat. McCracken’s Cubs led at the

first stop 20-16 and also at the half 36-35. Schulte came out of the third quarter with a 56-52 lead and began to force Green-

Wilson 0 Dale 3 Heath .....' 0 Totals 27

Administration Commissioner broadcasts will be forbidden, the John T. Hatchett said. official announcement said. Under the new plan, meal tick- Tanganyika flew about 200 ets will be sold to employes for heavily-armed policemen to Zaneash on a monthly basis and a zibar today to help reorganize point system will be established the police force, disrupted by the for employes who are provided revolt. with housing complete with cook- The British navy survey ship ing facilities. Owen took 5 U.S. newsmen and The practice of renting pri- 130 Britons off the island Friday, vately-owned homes in the neigh- The newsmen, who had been held boring community for use by in house arrest, were ordered to

Mrs. Clara Schulz is visiting her niece, Mrs. Nita Pyle, in

St. Petersburg, Fla.

stock, vegetables, etc. The 4-H Clubs in Jamaica have done a remarkable job of expanding their numbers and gaining the support of the government's

Victor Cue received word Fri- Ministry of Agriculture who has day of the death of his brother- supported the young movement in-law Raymond Lank of Muncie. with thousands of pounds (1 lb 4Mrs. Albert Stultz of Crooked $2.30> yearly. An annual liveCreek, Ind., is visiting her daugh- stock show' and 4-H fair is held ter. Airs. Ray Brush and family, to exhibit the work of 4-H ers and A son was born Friday at the to sell canned goods and other Putnam County Hospital to Mr. products that are made by the and Mrs. Charles Eckert of club members. Their fair actualGreencastle Route 1. ly has contests for sewing, trac-

possession of the ball, the Cubs

t in oc men TAvnciir- be £ an t° foul and Schulte gained

i ^ the advantage. Chadd, Ron York, Cooper, and Blotch were leading scorers for Greencastle with 17, 16, 12, and 10 respectively. Mike Harris

J . ,, helped the Schulte cause with 24, Signed-Raymond Fisher, May- Nunley with 12 and Marietta

r - with 11.

Tonight, Greencastle will host

do hereby proclaim the w r eek of

WEEK and urge all citizens of our community to give full consideration to the future services of the Junior Chamber of Com-

merce.

Roachdale (70) FG Preston 7 Snodgrass 1 Lively 5 Baird 2 Asher 2 Clones 6 Myers 0 Hill 4 Totals 27

FT 1 7 0 9 1 3 0 2 0 23 FT 6 0 2 0 3 4 0 1 16

PF 4 5 1 4 1 3 1 2 1 22 PF 4 2 5 3 4 3 1 4 26

Reelsville, 71; Russellville, 54 Reelsville (71) FG FT PF Gibbs .' 2 0 0 Battin 4 2 4 Cook 0 0 0 Holtom 14 3 1 Killion 6 5 3 Sharp 0 0 0 Hazel 3 2 1 Fellows 0 10 Totals 29 13 9

Russellville (54) FG FT PF

Boiler 2 Fordice 3 Hurst 7 Sinnet 6 Harbison 0 Richardson 5 Totals 23

4 1 0 2 4 4

ART JOB HOLLYWOOD UPI — John Jensen, for nine years chief artist for Cecil B. DeMille, and the man w r ho designed the Air Force Academy uniforms, will paint a portfolio of sketches for ‘‘Soldiers in The Rain.”

Bobby To Visit Three Countries

institutional employes wall be discontinued and the present state-owned houses will be reevaluated and aw-arded on a new priority schedule. For most institutions, a store something like a military post exchange, would be established from which eligible employes could obtain their food and sup-

plies.

Under the new policy, a rationing plan will be established

leave by the government.

Says He Will Defeat Glenn

WASHINGTON UPI — Sen. Stephen M. Young, D-Ohio, predicted flatly that he will beat astronaut John Glenn for the Democratic Senate nomination

under which 625 points per week on '*•

would be allotted for each eligi- A Potential rival of the space ble employee and each member bei ° * n the geneial election,^Reof his family over 10 years old. P ubb can ftep. Robert A.

Under this plan, a quart of milk would be 18 points, a pound of coffee would be 56 points, a gallon of vanilla ice cream w'ould be 118. a loaf of 32ounce white bread w'ould be 29. a

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hancock, tor driving, dairy judging, bak- TOKYO UPI—Atty. Gen. RobSpencer R. 4, are the parents ing and various other skills. In ert F. Kennedy announced today of a son born Friday at the Put- fact the actual skill is empha- he will visit all three countries nam County Hospital. sized more than actually display- involved in the Malaysian crisis Penelope Club will meet Tues- ing a finished product. In this in an effort to find a strictly Asday, at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs. L. B. system, the 4-H leaders can ac- i an solution for the problem. Cowgill. Mrs. Lawrence Crump tually observe the club member’s Kennedy made the announceW’ill have the program. skill. There is no chance that ment following his second meetRobert Clark Shedd quiet- parents helped with a portion of ing in two ^days^ with President ly celebrated his 40th birthday the project. This annual show’ has Sukarno T -' 1 — 1 '~

Friday evening with a

of Indonesia, who in

few old been one of the great helps in aid- the P ast has threatened to

friends at his home on Garden- ing the 4-H Clubs to advertise “crush” Malaysia. The attorney

side Drive. their goals.

Maurice Tuttle former em-

The Jamaica 4-H Club move-

ployee of the First Citizens Band ment is similar to the C lub & Trust Company, has been worR in Indiana oweing to the promoted to auditor at the First fact that Jamaica . s clubs we re

Taft

Jr., said Glenn's announcement will make no change in his plans to seek the Senate seat. He conceded Glenn would probably be a

formidable opponent.

Shortly after Glenn announced

Bank & Trust Company, Indian- “” ioned ' after ” the U.S. 4-H

apolis.

John W. Pfaff, South Bend,

general held a joint news conference with Indonesia Foreign

Minister Subandrio.

He said he will fly to the Phillippines Sunday for talks with President Diosdado Macapagal, proceed to Kuala Lumpur, the

Clubs. There are, however, sever- cap ij a i G f Malaysia, to see Prime

Crawfordsville. Greencastle (65)

Cooper .

York, D

Blotch

York, R

__ 6

Williams

.: i

Chadd

Kehrer

Schulte (67)

Heck ...

..... 4

Nunley ...

Harris

... 9

Marietta

Simon

Satellite Drive In 420 Bloomington Street WINTER HOURS 11:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday 11:00 A. M. to 11:00 P. M. Friday - Saturday - Sunday Closed Mondays

Judge of the Appellate Court, 4 f di " eren '“ “ Ml " ister Tan S k “ Abdul R “ hman day announeed his intehtion to t,es here ' A " 8 and th <'" t0 Jakarta for an-

t-bone 99 per pound, ground beef as ex Pected, Young issued a fight-

39 per pound. statement.

Hatchett said the charges are ^ have announced my canbased on a schedule established didac >’ for a second 1 e r m a3 more than 20 years ago, but it United States senator,” he said, was felt with the low’ salaries My petitions are being circuof institutional employes, the lated in ° hio - °n Feb. 1, I shall present-day living costs could file nl y nominating petition with not be considered in working out the ° hio secretary of state and the schedule. 111 ^ nominated on May 5.” He said the next legislature ^oung said his record in the would be asked to consider Senate went down the fine for the w hether salaries should be in- P oIicies of Kennedy and Johnson

crea.sed or whether more of these a dmini.strations.

housing and food benefits should There have been those citibe provrfled zens who disagree with me, but At present, 562 institutional no one had to S uess how I stood employes are provided with on an - issue, he declared. Since homes, including 14 which are J‘ inuar y- 1959, I have served the rented, and the others are state- cit ' zens of m y state vvit h fidelity, owned houses or apartment units. zea ^ and S rea t industry. I am This means that under the new Prepared to serve them for anpolicy, some of these families other years if that be their would lose their housing and desire. I know 111 be renominated others might gain some. on Ma >' 3 at th e Democratic priThe policy calls for housing mar i es - * expect to be elected, priority based on attracting em- Taft said the Ohio campaign

should be conducted “to give Ohioans the w’idest and clearest choice of men and issues.” The Glenn decision to oppose Young, a veteran in Ohio Democratic ranks, stirred up resentment among some Democratic congressmen in Washington.

seek renomination at the Republican State Convention to be

held June 23.

Stated conclave, Greencastle Commandery, Wednesday, January 22, at 7:30 p.m. Greencastle

held during the school term be- other meeUng wi th Sukarno.

cause transportation is a problem for most country children. ^| rs ^ nn

Several of them walk up to 4 or 5 || wstess x« Club

miles to school; therefore, the

clubs meet once a week in most The Well Wishers Club met schools as an extra activity for January 8th at 8:00 p.m. with

Commandery host to CrawTords- it , s menibers During my stay in Ann Atkins with Catherine Atville and Brazil Commanderies. one pariah j visit ed ten 4-H Club kins *as co-hostess. Four new Work in the Order of Malta. meetings at different- schools and members were welcomed into the Fillmore Rebekah Lodge No. ke t(J over 600 c i u bites, (the club. For the program, Mrs. 652 will enjoy a birthday party j amaican n . ime for 4-H mem- Robert Hurst showed colored for members Averil Huller, Irene ^ and other school childre n. slides of her native home in GerHunter, Madelyn Kelly and Ruby many. The next meeting will be Robinson, following the close of After hearing about Hoosier- p ebruar y 12th w’ith Nellie Hays lodge Tuesday night, Jan. 21. A land and 4-H Club work in the with p hy ii is Black as co-hostess,

good attendance is desired. states, they would become very

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U. S. Panama Break In Fffect WASHINGTON UPI—A virtually complete diplomatic break between the United States and Panama was in effect today, and U.S. officials saw no immediate way to heal it. At Panama’s request, diplomatic personnel of the U.S. Embassy in Panama City have been evacuated to the U.S.-controlled Canal Zone. Panama served notice it has recalled all its officials from the United States. U.S. officials said the next move appeared to be up to Panama’s President Roberto F. Chiari. The United States has refused to give an advance promise to revise the Panama Canal treaty, which is Chiari’s price for resuming relations. There was some possibility — at least a hope—that the ouster of U.S. diplomats might be temporary, and that after Panama satisfies itself with a round of anti -American demonstrations, peace efforts might again have a chance. An official of the Panamanian foreign office, who asked American diplomats to leave Friday, reportedly indicated it might be only temporary in order to “quiet the public in Panama.”

The Mothers Service Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. with Ethel Conklin. Etta Scott will be assisting hostess. Roll call will be. Where You Spent Christmas and Your Favorite Gift.” Secret Pal drawing will be held. Mrs. Edith McKamey of Fillmore received word Friday morning of the sudden death of her great granddaughter, Carol Kennedy. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kennedy and a freshman in the Noblesville High School. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Schulz, Belle Union, are home from a three weeks’ visit in Florida. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Basel Staley of Jupiter, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown at Melbourne and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Michael of Sebring.

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—GOOD OLD DAYS Several Putnam County boys have enrolled in the 4-H beef calf club for this year. Those enrolled and the number of calves they are feeding are as follows: Gerald Clodfelter, Clinton Township, three calves; Joe and Richard Lewman, Monroe Township, one each: Ambert Gardner, Russell Township, one calf; Durwood Vaughn, Marion Township, herd of calves: Herschel and Robert Nichols, Monroe Township, one each; Walter Barker, Jackson Township, two calves; Wayne and Cleon Branneman, Cloverdale Township, two each. Walter Parker, Cloverdale Township, two calves; Julian and Harry Sutherlin, Floyd Township, one each; Howard and Wilford Harmless, Monroe Township, one each.

interested in asking questions about the United States. The one question that I was asked most often was in regard to the colored man’s fate in America. One child asked if all churches would be bombed as they were in the south if negroes attend. One school teacher told me of his experiences in the United States while he was studying at Michigan State University. He ran track for the school, was a distinguished student, and came back to become head master for one of Jamaica’s better secondary schools. While he was traveling with a friend down the eastern seaboard, he was refused service in restaurants, hotels, and parks. He described to me how a policeman told him “No nigger sits in this park,” when he was about to take a seat in a park bench in a southern village to read a daily paper. Every day tfte people speak to me about their hero, John F. Kennedy. It is easy to understand their loyalty to their immortal hero who stood for the rights of man regardless of race, creed, or

color.

In a small store in the mountains pictures from the newspaper display the image of John F. Kennedy. Indeed, Mr. Kennedy won the hearts of the people of Jamaica even though he never visited the island while he was president. By traveling throughout the island, visiting the 4-H Clubs, and living with rural people, I have been able to get close to t h e m and see their true beliefs and

goals.

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Mrs. Frank Sillery Hostess To Thursday Club Mrs. Frank Sillery was hostess Thursday, Jan. 16th, to members of the Philomath Club of Roachdale. Mrs. Eugene Hutchins and Mrs. Charles Bogan assisted the

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