The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 June 1964 — Page 6

Page 6 MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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— By WILLIAM HITT — Central Press Writer

AN INDIAN claims commission in Washington has ruled the XJ. S. ought to pay some 540 million for Florida land obtained from the Seminoles 141 years ago. That’s what we call a lot of wanjpum (pronounced WOWmpum!). ! ! ! The tW million tcould be divided equally among 4,700 Seminoles—about 98,000 each. Lo, the Not-So-Poor Indian! Ill Motorized toboggans may do away with sled dogs in the Arctic, we read. Wonder if the sled engines are rated at so much pooch-power? ! ! ! A vast cloud of cosmic dust, averaging 437 miles deep, surrounds the Earth, Russian scientists report as result o£ a re-

cent study. Which reminds us —we’re falling 'way behind schedule in our spring housecleaning. ! ! ! A Plymouth, England, householder reports his home is haunted by a ghost that throws coal about. Probably the wraith of a departed janitor. Ill The Assa^ area of India once experienced 805 inches of rainfall in a 12-month period. Probably went down in history as the Year-of-No-Picnics. » i i The Earl of Sandwich has declared he’s considering renouncing his title in order to seek a seat in the British House of Commons. Probably wants a career he can sink his teeth into.

11 Meet Death In State Traffic Indiana wound up the 78-hour Memorial Day weekend with 11 traffic fatalities, a toll somewhat lower than was expected j and lower than rate average no greater than a non-holiday period. The fatalities between 6 p.m. Thursday and midnight Sunday raised the year’s total to at least 459 compared with 444 a | year ago. However, the rate of fatalities was only one every seven hours, just about the same rate as prevails day in and day out in Indiana over an entire calen- : dar year.

U. S. government agencies employ 62,000 engineers.

THEY'RE A TEAM—Ann and Charles Webb are all ready to become a husband-wife medical team at Columbia University’s June 2 commencement in New York. They were married at end of the first year of their four-year course, and he becomes a surgeon, she a pediatrician. Charles, 26, is from Baltimore. Ann, 25, is from Sewickley, Pa. They will intern at the University of Virginia Hospital, Charlottesville.

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

— By WILLIAM RITT — Central Press Writer

THE ROLLING STONES, they call themselves, and they're outselling the fabulous Beatles musiewise in England. They are shown at London airport. From left: Bill Wyman, leader Charlie Watts, Mirir Jagger, Brian Jones, Keith Richard. They are about to visit U.S.

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IT’S ESTIMATED sunglass sales in the U. S. may be 35 per cent greater this summer than last year's 122 million pairs. Things sure look bright to the dark spec makers. ! ! ! Vacuum cleaner sales zoomed to a record 1^94,094 units during the first four months of 1964, we read. That's a mighty neat figure. ! ! ! The U. S. Navy is reopening its Point Mugu, Calif., college for porpoises. Now, there's a fish school that really is! i i ! The city of Los Angeles has just traded the bones of a 14,000 - year - old saber tooth tiger, recovered from the La

Brea Tar Pits, for two rare white Australian kangaroos. Understand the Aussies jumped at the chance. ! ! ! Zadok Dumkopf says he’s always had a warm feeling for spring and that this year ths season's certainly reciprocating, ! ! ! The queen ont of Australia sometimes attains a length of four inches—nature item. That's no mere queen, that's an empress! j » ! And it’s Milt, the sterling printer, who says that, while they don’t look a bit alike, it’s really odd how so many people mistake a living room rug for an ash tray!

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challenged by 64 employes of the University of Washington at Seattle. Justice Byron R. White spoke for a seven-man majority. Justices Tom C. Clark and John M. Harlan dissented. White said both oaths are couched in vague language. They offend the Constitution’s guarantee of “due process of law,” he said. One oath, required by a 1931 statute, is for teachers only. It speaks of “reverence of law and order and undivided allegiance to the government of the United States.” The other, a 1955 amendment to the state’s Subversive Activities Act, is required of all state employes. They must swear they are not members of the Communist party “or knowingly of any other subversive organization.” The complaining professors and employes sued in a special ■ three -judge federal court to have both oaths declared unconstitutional. The lower court upheld the non-Communist oath, bi t did not rule on the other one.

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MOBILE GRAD — Dorothy Davis, 17, is shown from a distance at graduation ceremonies at formerly all-white Murphy High School in Mobile, Alabama’s largest. Photographers were not permitted near the graduates. Also graduating was Henry Hobdy, 18, another integratee.

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WORLD WEEK

IBJ THREAT—Mrs. Johnnie Mae Hackworthe (above) la under arrest in Houston, Tex., charged with sending a letter threatening President and Mrs. Johnson. The letter ran like this: "Why die when you can live .. . Your health and life will not hold up much longer if you persist in disobeying me ... for I am the law . . Mrs. Hackworthe, 60, polled 11,689 votes for governor In the May 2 primary. She runs a house of prayer in Brenham. She twice sent threat letters to President Eisenhower and was committed to a mental insUUUoa.

ASSASSINATION RE-EXACTMENT—Secret Service and FBI aemt* ‘ sassination of President Kennedy last Nov. 22 in Dallas, Tex., for benefit of the Warreft Commission, which is conducting an investigation. Chalk mark on man in back seat is where one of the bullets struck.

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