The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 October 1964 — Page 2

Page 2 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1964

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Council Meeting; Held In Community Building The last Council meeting was held at the Community Building Oct 5.

The president, Mrs. Chester Haltom, opened the meeting with the creed, roll call, and minutes of the last meeting. The report of the nominating

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committee was given by Mrs. Russell Houston. Officers elected for 1965 are Mrs. Eugene McFarlan. president; Mrs. Cleo Arnold, 1st vice president; Mrs. ! Charles Chestnut, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Paul Aker, secretary; Mrs. John Danberry, treasurer; Mrs. Chester Haltom. adviser. The Young Homemakers Committee reported a new club in Washington Township. Names of new Homemakers are to receive useful information from the county office. Reservations for Achievement Day are to be sent to Mrs. Andrew Sutherlin, Greencastle R. 1, by Oct. 15th by the club presidents. Price $1.28, children 66c. Lessons to be given Nov. 2, Highlights of Local History, by Mrs. Charles Rector; Nov. 10, What Women Should Know About the Family Car. Three of next year's lessons will be Packet Lessons. Instead of a summer conference at Purdue there will be the National Convention Aug. 10-11-12. There will be representatives from every state and Porto Rico. The theme of the convention will be Community Development. Mrs. Benner was asked to be technical leader to the group from Brazil, South America, and was unable to be present at this meeting.

12 Will Join 50-Year Club INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Twelve physicians will become members of the Fifty Year Club of the Indiana State Medical Association at its 115th annual convention here Oct. 12-

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They are Drs. Jesse Sanders, Auburn; William Moore, Muncie: George Bowdoin, Elkhart; Merril Davis, Marion; Dale Weir. Louisville, Ky.; Ernest Eggers, Hammond; Russell Wharton, Gary: Jerome Holman, Sr., and Henry Nolting, Indianapolis; Lawrence Fisher and Harry Slominski, South Bend, and Frederick Whisler, Wabash.

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public office. Maybe they know too much about him." 4. "Texas — that far-away state knows Johnson well, and maybe that is the reason he will lose the state." After leaving Greencastle, Barry, Jr., headed for Muncie where he is to meet his mother I for the "Peggy Goldwater Day.”

The annual Sherwood picnic was sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Boles. About sixty people enjoyed the pitch in dinner and the entertainment by Fred Brooks.

Voter Registration To Set New High In State

Queen Enjoying Visit In Canada CHARLETTON. P.E.I. UPI — Queen Elizabeth today will take part in a special program for children, dance at a royal ball tonight and sail into the midnight blue aboard a luxurious yacht with fireworks bursting overhead.

The Prince Edward Islanders. who have obviously taken her to heart, have had only one complaint: They can’t see her in the sleek, bullet-proof-and closed-limousine made necessary by threats from extremist separatists. Today she will step from the car for her most "exposed” day tour — just for the children. Thousands of them will fill stands as the Queen and Prince Philip appear on a dias within easy view.

On The Upswing INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Mumps. measels, whooping cough and chickenpox were on the upswing last week after a let-up during the summer months.

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Anapparent record high in voter registration was being tabulated in Indiana today, following the Monday midnight deadline. Netiher Republican nor Democratic state headquarters had any exact totals by mid-day. But Republican state Committee Secretary James T. Neal estimated the total would be "just a little under three mil-

lion."

He said the registration in 1960 was about 2.650,000 and normal population growth plus

don’t start working until just before the general election. They don’t want to get out a big vote before a primary because they are afraid they will lose control of their party." Neal said he did think that several voters registration law changes are needed. He proposed that if the present 12-hour period the polls are open is not sufficient that a law should be enacted adding three hours to the time the polls are open. But

he charged the law should be

additional efforts by both polit- ! obeyed which now closes the ical parties to get voters regis- polls at 6 p.m. and termed a 2-1 tered would move the total near state election board ruling al-j the three million mark. lowing voters in line at closing Neal said a federal suit to be time to vote as a Democrtaic filed by the Democrats seeking maneuver. to allow door-to-door voter reg- 1 Neal said also he believes istration in the 11 most popul- 1 “people who move into a state

ous counties would lead to num-

erous voting irregularities.

"If the Democrats would work to get the voters registered on a year round basis as the Republicans do, there would be

no problems.” he said.

"The Democrats have the same opportunity we have to

work at voter registration the | vote, not turn it over to a party year round,” he said. "But they machine,” Neal said.

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rioting, the increased number of thefts, rapes, and fights indicate a definite weakness in society. A weakness that has been encouraged, mind you, by the present administration. The freedom to be able to walk American streets without being attacked should be guaranteed and the government and its leaders should set the proper examples which they have, up to this time, failed to do."

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And finally, junior made the point that: "There is a restless stirring in America now. You can feel it everywhere you go. People are not satisfied with Johnson and his policies. Peo-

Barry junior then talked P le are disturbed by the way about the spending policy of things have been going. These the administration. He seemed P eo P le are ^ ones that wi ll to indicate that there was real- heI P to determine the outcome ly no policy at all governing of the election. These people are

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Johnson’s spending. Johnson’s deficit spending has grown some 450 million dollars in some 11 months of office. The dollar value has spiraled up, up, up becoming less and less as it soars higher. Barry junior then said: "Wc are fighting a tough campaign. But the supporters, the people who work for Goldwater really work. They are ready to support this man. They are ready to get up and cheer about him. But you don’t see anybody getting up and cheering about Johnson. You don’t see anybody really enthusiastic about him.

the ones who are encouraged to ’listen to what my father says,’ and to read directly what he writes. Only then will the truth come out without being filtered away by ‘managed news’.” Barry junior made a couple

of cracks:

1. "The Johnson people have a bad product — so naturally they are going to have to spend a lot to sell it.” 2. "People across the nation are restless about Johnson.” 3. "Do you know that Johnson’s own district has not elected him once since he has been in

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within six months of an election should be able to vote the na-

tional ticket.”

He termed the Democratic protest against vote limitations "baloney” and added “we prize the right to vote more than our

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This election is an important election. We don’t have any naive beliefs about it — we know that we are the underdogs. But my father has been behind before in Senate races, and he knows that it takes work to be successful. But we are confident, we will win.

1 tablespoon cornstarch V* teaspoon ground cloves Dash of cinnamon

Dash of salt

1 bottle (7 ounces) 7-Up 1 tablespoon lemoa juice

J/2 cup apricot jam

1 tablespoon butter or

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3 fresh pears (or 6 canned

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2 oranges, sectioned

WTiipped cream or vanilla

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Sprinkle with cinnamon. Makes 6 servings.

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