The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 May 1964 — Page 2
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| it and the United States. The council overrode the Soviet objections by a 9-2 vote, Russia and Czechoslovakia voting against an invitation to Viet Nam, which is not a U. N. i member.
out any measures,” military or otherwise, which might be needed to save the neutralist government.
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Recruiting News
Roachdale Sorority Install Officers
Russ Hurl New Charge At U.S.
UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. UPI—Russia charged yesterday that the United States sent Vietnamese troops into Cambodia.
M/Sgt. James Asher, Air Force Reserve Recruiter for this area states that there are many Aircrew vacancies for prior-service officers and enlisted personnel in the reserve flying program at Bakalar Air Force Base, Columbus, Indiana. Select vacancies exist for qualified pilots and navigators who have completed the Air Force pilots and navigator training programs and who possess a current Aeronauticle rating. Authorized grade spread for rated officers is Second Lt. through Captain. Aircrew positions are also
Soviet Ambassador Nikolai T. Fedorenko told the security council that “large-scale action" against Cambodia last week "by the United States and South Viet Nam can only be seen as a most gross violation and as blackmail to induce fear.” Cambodia demanded that the council condemn the United States and Viet Nam as “aggressors” in two border raids carried out last week by a Vietnamese armored unit, which, it charged, was accompanied by U. S. officers. Seven Cambodians were killed and two villages plundered in the action, presumably undertaken in pursuit of Communist Viet Cong guerrillas. U. S. Ambassador Charles W. Yost denied American participation in the border incidents. He said that although a U.S. adviser was with the Vietnamese unit, no American personnel crossed the Cambodian border. Fedorenko said "an end must be put to U.S. interference in Cambodia and other states in that part of the world.” Fedorenko made the charge in opposing an invitation to Viet Nam to participate in a security council debate on Cambodian charges of aggression by
available to enlisted personnel in career areas of panel engineers. Flight Engineers. Airborne Radio Operators and Loadmasters. To qualify for flying vacancies in Radio or as Loadmaster an individual does not necessarily have to possess the speciality but can cross-train into these fields’ via the on-the-job training programs conducted at the base. Sgt. Asher will be located at Selective Service Board, Court House, Greencastle, Ind., between the hours of 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. on May 26, 1964. He will be happy to answer any questions or to discuss the reserve program in detail to all interested individuals.
Theta Lambda Chapter, Delta Theta Tau held their installation service at the home of Mrs. Franklin Ford on May 15th. Mrs. Donald Wilson was installing Sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Jack Porter was the installing officer. Officers for 1964-65 are: Mrs.Otha Faller, President; Mrs. Richard Crosby, Vice President; Mrs. Glen Harlas, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Edwin Smith, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Sherman Thompson, Treasurer; Mrs. Garrett Snodgrass, Sergeant-at-arm; Mrs. Sam Baird. Historian; Mrs. Dan Gilliland, Pledge Supervisor; Mrs. William Kopp, Publicity Chairman. Starting June 1st, for a period of four weeks the sorority will sponsor the Roachdale kindergarten. This year teacher will be Miss Mary Alice McFarland. assisted by Senior Girl Scouts. This has been an annual project for over ten years.
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If any man have ears to hear, let him hear.—Mark 42:3 Hearing calls for much more than listening to words. One must oe in tune with God to hear aright His word of direction, of forgiveness and of assurance.
Personal And Local News
U.S. Ready To Take Measures
Masonic Notice Stated meeting Temple Lodge No. 47 F. & A. M. Work. 7:30 tonight. Ivan R. Huxford, W.M.
IN MEMORY
WASHINGTON UPI — The United States declared Tuesday that it is prepared to take any measures necessary “to preserve the neutrality and independence of Laos” against Communist aggression. The statement was prompted by a new Red offensive in the tiny southeast Asian nation which officials said threatened to torpedo the entire Geneva agreement setting up a threeway coalition government in Laos. A State Department spokesman said "we are not ruling
In memory of John Nelson who passed away three years ago today, May 21, 1961. From this world of pain and sorrow to the land of peace and rest. God has taken your dear one where you have found eternal rest He is waiting by the river just across the Silent stream Where sweet flowers are ever blooming and the banks are ever green. Our lips cannot tell how we miss him. Our hearts cannot tell what to say. God alone knows how we miss him in a home that is lonely today. Sadly missed by wife, Della, children, and families.
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— Bainbridge Lions (Continued from Page I) ternoon, the Little League will have some top notch play on
Stewart Field followed by an opportunity for reduced rate rides at a Matinee run of the Stafford Rides. Several new members are to be inducted into the club at a dinner meeting at the Bon Ton Cafe on Wednesday evening and the Biggest Ever of Fish Frys and Carnivals will open the summer season again in Bainbridge.
Club Will Meet With Norma Hubble
The Merry Jills Home Demonstration club will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Norma Hubble with a “come as you are party.” Members are also to bring articles either baked goods or house hold articles for an auction to be held the same night. Starting time will be 8:00.
Gerald Stone entered the Putnam County Hospital Sunday. Roy Hill, of Buffalo, N. Y., is visiting his brother, Robert Hill on Sycamore Street. The East Marion Home Makers Club will meet with Laura Owen, Friday at 1:30 p.m. A son was bom Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Terrell of Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Goodin and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. McCabe attended the "Tulip Festival” at Holland, Mich., on May j 15, 16, and 17th. Sheriff and Mrs. Kenneth Knauer attended Commencement at the Montmorenci High School Tuesday evening. Paul Dean Kerkhove, a nephew of Mrs. Knauer, was one of the graduates. Mother’s Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Anderson of Greencastle, were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sutherlin and family of Greencastle, and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Anderson and daughter of Bainbridge. On May 26, 1964, the Greene County Committee for Good Government will sponsor a meeting of the delegates to the Democratic State Convention from Boone, Fountain, Hamilton, Hendricks, Montgomery/ Putnam, and Warren Counties, to be held at 7:30 p.m., at the Shades Inn at Crawfordsville. Mrs. Osa Brown received word this morning of the death of Daniel Brockman of Denver, Colorado. Mr. Bockman’s wife was the former Dora Madge Keyp and a niece of Mrs. Brown. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10:00 from the Mooress Funeral Home in
Denver.
Among the 162 students honored at Carleton College’s twenty-six annual Honors Day Convocation for being scholas-
Mr. and Mrs. Austin R. Kircher wish to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Jeanie, to Chin W. Kim from Seoul, Korea. Miss Kircher will graduate from Purdue University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics in June. Mr. Kim will graduate from U.C.L.A. with a Master’s degree in Linguistics in June also. A June wedding is planned. The couple will reside in California.
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Mr. and Mrs. Taulbee Barnett wish to announce th« engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Lana, to Hugh Patton, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Patton. The wedding will take place May 29th at Mt. Hebron Church at 8:00 p.m. All relatives and friends are invited.
Teachers Keep Picket Lines
Public school teachers in East St. Louis, HI., stayed on the picket lines today in their fight for higher wages but teachers In Utah were back in the classrooms after a two-day statewide strike.
South Bend, Ind., teachers scheduled a vote today to decide whether to acept a union committee recommendation that they walk off their Jobs later this month to back a demand for higher wages.
Gen. Le Rallies Laotian Forces
VIENTIANE, Laos UPI — Neutralist forces on the fringe of the Plain of Jars today were reported making a last-ditch stand against advancing Communists who blamed the United States for the new fighting in Laos.
The East St. Louis School system was virtually crippled by the strike of teachers, which stretched to three days today. More than 16,000 students missed classes Tuesday when less than one-third of the city’s 715 teachers reported for work.
Neutralist Gen. Kong Le, who was forced to flee his headquarters at Muong Phanh to escape the Pathet Lao offensive, was reported rallying his troops six miles to the southwest at Ban Khong, on the edge of the strategic plain The plain is the gateway to all of Laos.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Kenneth Hirt, son Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hirt, 4 years old today, May 20. Paul Anthony Rising, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rising. 511 Anderson St. 1 year today. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rogers— 30 years, May 19th.
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI—Tommy Sands, Frank Sinatra’s son-in-law by virtue of his marriage to Nancy Sinatra Jr., has been cast in Sinatra’s new picture "None But the Brave” which Frankie will direct.
Many high school seniors,
concerned that their graduation might be delayed, matched picket lines with the striking teachers. “Exams now, pickets later,” the students’ placards
said.
In Utah, the state’s 11,000 teachers returned to work today but planned to keep alive their bid for more state funds for education by refusing to sign next year’s contracts until state
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Airman James Rader and William Rader were entertained Friday May 15th, with a fried chicken supper at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vurlin Rader, R. 3. Jim was home for two days visit from the Air Force. Bill lighted the candles on his birthday cake, celebrating his 21st birthday, which was May 16th. Cake, ice cream and punch was served to 22 relatives and friends present. Saturday, May 16th, Bill took a week’s vacation from his work as Draftsman at the State Office Building in Indianapolis and took his brother back to Omaha, Nebraska, to
the Air Force Base.
Delta Theta Tau held installation of new officers last night at the home of Mrs. James Shephard, President, Mrs. Richard Andis, Vice-President, Mrs. Robert McCormick, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Arvine Huber, Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. Tucker Gray, Treasurer, Mrs. John Zeiner, Ser-geant-at-arms, Mrs. Gail Edwards, Historian, Mrs. Robert Brandau, Pledge Supervisor, Miss Judy Reynolds, and the publicity chairman, Mrs. Keith
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Thunderstorms, following on the heels of the season's first heat wave, roamed eastward along a line stretching from northern New England to southeastern Missouri today. The storms preceded a cold wave that dropped temperatures on Chicago’s lake front 16 degrees in five minutes Tuesday and were accompanied by gusty winds. Record high temperatures were recorded in the Ohio Valley Tuesday. Scattered showers and thundershowers are expected in the southern Ohio Valley during the day. Winds of 85 miles an hour were reported as the cold front, meshing with the hot summery temperatures, generated storms at Cicero, N.Y. South of the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures prevail. A few showers can be expected through the southeastern states and southern Florida. Scattered thunderstorm warnings remain out for the Southern Plains states, southern Missouri and the northern and central Rockies. In the West, mostly fair skies prevail but with some fog
The Pathet Lao offensive which gained control of the Plain of Jars since Saturday was reported to have left Muong Phanh surrounded by Communists, its supply lines cut
and under steady bombardment.
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In an apparent effort to forestall military intervention by the Western powers, the Pathet Lao intensified a propaganda barrage aimed at justifying its attacks and preserving its battlefield gains in north-central Laos.
Communist broadcasts by the “Voice of Laos” radio and retransmitted from Peking by the New Chinese News Agency portrayed the fighting as an internal revolt inside the Laotian neutralist faction, and not an attack by the Communists.
The Communist radios said dissident neutralist troops in Phok Lak Tay, Tha Thom, Muong Phanh and the Plain of Jars revolted against a plan by Premier Souvanna Phouma’s government to put neutralist forces under command of the right-wing faction.
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Elks Notice The Elks will hold a memorial service at 8:00 Thursday at the Rector Funeral Home for Brother Roscoe Scott. Brothers are to assemble at the lodge at 7:30.
Hospital Notes
Dismissed Tuesday: Lurene Hansen, Evelyn Beaman, Mrs. Jerry Miller and daughter, Donna Twomey, Patricia Evens, Greencastle; Edith Parker, Bainbridge; Hazel Scott, Mrs. Clyde Overpeck and daughter, Roachdale; ^Viola Williams, Spencer; Jerry McCradick,
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