The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 January 1965 — Page 3

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three brothers, Paul Abrams of Bainbridge, Friendly Abrams of Greencastle and Earl Abrams of Brooklyn. Funeral Services will be held Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the Whitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale. Buna’ will be In the Mannan Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Thursday.

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She Rides Again BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. UPI — Auntie Mame rides again: Actress Rosalind Russell, who portrayed “Auntie Mame” to the delight of millions, substitutes tonight for former President Dwight D. Eisenhower in presenting financier Floyd Odium with a special award for his work in behalf of the arthritis foundation. Odium, who founded the National Arthritis Foundation, will be honored at a Southern California chapter dinner at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

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SHOALS UPI — Paul Bil-j lings, a Democrat who won a | Martin County commissioners’ seat in the Nov. 3 election but lost it in a recount, filed suit Monday to regain the office. Billings named as defendant Leland L. Shaw, a Republican, whom the recount declared winner over Billings by 57 votes. He seeks a declaratory judgment that he is entitled to the office by virtue of a certificate of election which was given him after official election returns showed he beat Shaw by 73 votes.

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NEW YORK UPI The low- j dissension among House Re-

est temperature in the nation j this morning as reported to the U. S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 18 below at Bemidji and Hibbing, Minn. The high Tuesday was:

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processes health care bills, voted to dispense with the usual time-consuming public hearings of other years and begin immediate consideration of the

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Measure Gains An Advantage WASHINGTON UPI —Presi-

holding a job. This so-called | “right to work” law had been a major target of labor unions and its repeal was a top plank in the Democratic party platform. The repeal bill was the first introduced on opening day of the legislature and passed the Senate Jan. 14 by a 38-12 vote, gaining final House approval Monday 74-21. All of the dissenting votes were of Republl-

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can lawmakers. Authors of the repealer — Sens. Donald Yeagley, D-South Bend and William Christy, DHammond — both are union members. Yeagley currently Is secretary of the SL Joseph County AFL-CIO Council and Christy is formerly a president of his steelworkers union and former vice president of the Lake County Industrial Union Council.

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Branigin Will Sign First Law INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The first law produced by the 94th Indiana Legislature is scheduled to become effective today with Governor Branigin’s signature. It is one repealing a 1957 law stating that union membership can not be made a condition for

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CORN GROWERS WIN A 1965 VkNJTH* COLOR IV SET

POOR »"<* SONS Big Corn Growing Contest get the details on THURSDAY, FEB. 4tll OPEN HOUSE all day at Greencastle Elevator CORN GROWING MEETING 7:30 CLOVERDALE AMERICAN LEGION InsMct Our N«w Bulk F«rtiliz«r WarehousM •nd the Olin AMMO-PHOS in it POOR SONS SREENCASTLE CLOVERDALE