The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 May 1964 — Page 8

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Page 8 TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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New Role For Former Actress

where they now are, for a week- i ducted a crusade here at the long crusade in July, before Indiana State Fairgrounds Colisailing for England. - ; seum.

said she has

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — A British actress, who thought she bid farewell to her promising career and her home in England in 1954. will return to her home country for 18 months in a new role. Joan Winmill Brown, who was in Indianapolis this weekend to speak to the Indianapolis Christian Women's Club, explained that in 1954 “in spite of the success I was finding on the stage, I was so miserable I didn't care if I lived or died. I even contemplated suicide.’’ j The actress, who had appeared in nine English films and starred in a television serial, went with friends to hear Billy Graham, during his services in London in 1954.

Mrs. Brown

found that her past training in a dramatic career is of help now in her work as a speaker for church groups and other organizations. She accompanies her husband as often as she

can.

In fact, the Indianapolis speech last weekend was a return to the Hoosier capital since she had accompanied Brown when Billy Graham con-

Ancient Wailed City Sealed Off

NICOSIA, Cyprus UPI — Irish troops of the United Nations peace-keeping force sealed off the ancient walled city of Famagusta on Cyprus’ southeast coast following reports that three Greek Cypriots were killed there.

“I found Christ as my person--al Savior and He has given me the joy, peace and purpose for living that I had long desired.” she said of that experience, i However, instead of giving up acting as a career, the American evangelist asked Miss Winmill to star in a film he produced called “Souls in Conflict.” She met Bill Brown, Philadelphia. Pa., who was in charge of the films being produced by Billy Graham, and the two wed. They have two children. Mrs. Brown said during her stopover here that one of the exciting events of her future work will be a return for 18 months to England as part of a Graham return crusade to be held there. However the Browns next will be in Columbus. Ohio,

Arnulfo Arias, Panamanian Party

Marco Robles, National Liberation

Juan de Arco, Opposition Alliance

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PANAMA’S May 10 presidential election, of more than passing interest to Washington in view of recent bitterness against the U. S. there, is accompanied by many political posters like these in Panama City. Above are the three candidates, trying to succeed President Roberto Chiari, who cannot succeed himself. Arias was president twice before, was ousted both times, and is the favorite to win this time.

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REIGN OVER JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM

Ron \ ork and a tearful but happy Janice Lewis are pictured just after be ing crowned King and Queen of the Greencastle High School Junior-Senior i om. The Prom was held May 8th with the “Alice-in-Wonderland” theme. Photo by Ralph Taylor

A U.N. spokesman said the casualties could not be immediately verified.

The port city 32 miles southeast of here was cordoned off by U.N. forces as heavy firing in the Kyrenia Mountains and an attack on a British jeep shattered the weekend lull on the island republic.

but, as you can see, 1 didn't do as well ns you have done, so I went into politics,” Johnson told the winners.

i lars they have earned themI selves.

Mrs. James Moon and Mrs. baby-sitting but found One of Max Kelso, two of the mothers, their most profitable ventures

will accompany them.

Free Press Is

Backed By LBJ

WASHINGTON UPI —President Johnson declared that “as long as the press is free . . . democracy will be free.”

He presented the foundation’s gold medallion to Hal David Hall, 20, a junior at the University of Tennessee, who won first prize in the student competition. A silver medallion went to second place winner Jean Heller, a junior at Ohio State University. The President also presented a gold medallion to Dean Norval Neil Luxon of the University of North Carolina’s journalism department for placing first among 47 accredited journalism schools in this country.

The girls are Linda Kelso,

Sherry Whittington, Joyce Un-■ The girls earned the money j_ own ger, Judy Zike and Jean Moon by various methods, including

was sponsorship of dances for

other young people in Morris-

But he laughingly added that sometimes the press may be too free in its advice to him.

Girls Finance

The President made his remarks in presenting medallions to winners of the annual intercollegiate journalism awards programs sponsored by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation. ‘1 was a college editor once

Own Trip East

Five years of hard work will be climaxed with a trip to Washington and New York for a group of Morristown high school seniors. The group will leave Indianapolis May 24 for a trip paid for by nickels, dimes and dol-

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CAPSULE LOOKSEE—Mrs. Gordon Cooper, mother of the astronaut, get* a closeup look at a space capsule at the World’s Fair in New York, where she went from Tecumseh, Okla., as Oklahoma Mother of the Year.

We drove 3,243 miles to make a point about our Super Turbine transmission

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Would we drive a Buick with a Super Turbine transmission* all the way from Pasadena to New York City just'to win Class C in the Mobil Economy Run? Of course. And just in case anyone failed to get the message, we did it twice again. And won Class D and Class G. In all, Buick entered 4 classes, and won 3—more than any other make of car. (Remember when people used to think Buicks used a lot of Buick Motor Division

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