The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 July 1964 — Page 4

Pag* 4 THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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PILGRIMAGE

HUNTINGTON, Ind. UPI — Our Sunday Visitor, national Catholic weekly published here, is sponsoring a National Pi - grimage to the 38th International Eucharistic Congress to be held in Bombay, India, Nov.

28-Dec. 6, 1964.

Thousands of Catholics from throughout the world will convene for the event. The last

dent*Ted hTthe worship seance; 1 Congress was held in 1960 at her subject being. “Our Oneness Munich. The first Congress was m Ministries.” Mrs. Karl Dick-j held ^ Lllle ’ France m 1881 -

erson talked on one of the three departments; Christian World Missions. “The Churches Take a New Look at Missions.” Mrs. Donald Thompson spoke on Christian World Relations. “Nation Building a Channel to Peace.” The third department, Christian Social Relations.

Council Of Church Women To Meet Four state officers of the Council of Church Women met with a representative group of Council members from Cravvfordsville and Greencastle at the First Christian Church on Tuesday for an all day meeting. Mrs. Paul Halladay. presi-

Planes Collide In Flight Wed. GEORGE AFB. Calif. UPI — An Air Force tanker plane and a jet fighter collided in

which includes the “Next Steps flight Wednesday while taking in Assignment Race” was pre- part in a training fueling missented by Mrs. F. Edward Heed. sion. and all five airmen The theme for next year will be aboard the two planes were “People. Poverty and Plenty.” killed when the planes crashed These departments are sponsor- ! in a barren area,

ed by chairmen in the Greencastle Council and subjects and projects wilt be taken up at the

- \ir Force reported that

| the i es crashed at the south-

p™ Jc ^ a wu, - —‘ ern tip of Death Valley about three meetings: World Com- * u

6o miles north of here.

The tanker, a KC-135 jet from the 43rd Tanker Squadron based at Larson Air Force

A very interesting film strip BafJe Wash carried four men

"United Church Women at Work” was shown following the luncheon. A discussion on “How Our Ministries Together Can Become More Truly Ecumeni-

munity Day. of Prayer, and the May Fellowship which are

held each year.

and the fighter, an F105 Thunderchief jet from this base, had

| only a pilot aboard.

Names of the dead were withheld pending notification of

cal Locally” was presented by * 6 our leaders. Much more might nexl ° in

be done than simply obsening The Air Force said the planes the three days formerly men- we re taking part n a.‘Routine” tioned if the Women of the fueling training mission when

Council of Greencastle would the accident occurred,

accept more responsibility and make this a great work really worth while. We might hold a Vacation Bible School, hold prayers in nursing homes, might offer a camp scholarship to a deserving child, could cheer crippled children and shut-ins, could visit a migrant camp and

Bobby Baker Judged Guilty

WASHINGTON UPI — Senate investigators Wednesday

coma visit a migrant camp ana Bobby Baker guilty of help them, also entertain over-l h . ghly improper conduct for

building a personal financial empire through the use of his prestige as Senate Democratic

secretary.

seas students in our homes, etc. Mrs. Thompson closed the afternoon meeting with a short address on the United Nations with emphasis on “Man Amidst Change.” Miss Roxanna Miles dismissed the meeting with a

prayer.

HORSETTES

The Senate Rules Committee, in its final report on the sevenmonth investigation into Baker’s far-flung business ventures, asserted that the former Senate aide “was guilty of gross improprieties.” In a separate report, the committee’s Republicans complained the investigaj tion had not gone far enough

CHOL-CHOL, Chile UPI — Horses wear neckties in this agricultural area to keep them

from getting lost. Each of six Maryknoll cate- Baker’s activities,

chists here has an old tie with

hia name painted on it and. The report, issued by the to separate the catechists’ committee's six Democrats, said horses from the rest of the that a substantial part of Baktown’s, each catechist takes his er’s activities involved a contie off a rack and puts it on the flict of interest with his official horse. ! duties.

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