The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 January 1965 — Page 3
Saturday January 30!
CMtifrestfnan AoVnkbush Reports From Washington
CLEAM UP TABLES
| COMMISSIONERS CLAIMS I Hie Putnam County Board of Cora- ‘ mlssioners will meet In regular ee.'slon Monday, February 1, 1965 at 9:00 legal time at the Court House in Greencastle. rndlana, to consider the following
! claims:
COUNTY REVENUE Clerk *541.66 Dep 300.00
importance and function of rewritten again. When finally vlrBlnla Rigeney. Dep 265 oo ° ^ Anne Girton, Ex. Cl 250.00 Congressional committees is not reported out of the committee Eston c. cooper. Aud 541.66 fully understood by many, yet for action by the full member- Ma™ mpson D Den.":::: 265.00
Alice E. Mahoney, Dep 265.00
Tfcb OafHy Gunner, Grfeencastffe, tntfrfcnh Friday, January 29,1965
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WASHINGTON, D. C.—The . heard. Bills are rewritten and samueT'c“r,'
This is Merchandise We Won't Inventory. ODDS and ENDS Yes, but marked Way, Way Down. Don't miss These Clean-Up
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265.00 541.66
50.00 500.00
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Three Klansmen In FBI Hands NEW BERN. N. C. UPI — FBI agents arrested an ‘‘exalted cyclops” of the Ku Klux Klan and two other men today and accused them of three bombings that occurred during a civil rights meeting Sunday night. Seized with the men were Ku Klux Klan robes, minutes of
it plays a key role in our sys- ship of the House, the final tern of government. draft may show little resemb-
Since this is the start of the lance to the proposal originally | euUcm?'Ames. D De P . ‘'.'.‘." 265 00
new session of the 89th Con- tossed into the hopper, gress. it is appropriate to ex- Once out of the committee, a amine the purpose of Congres- bill must win acceptance in sional committees and the in- both the House and Senate. Of tegral part they play in the en- course, no bill becomes law unactment of our laws. til it is signed by the President Perhaps the best way to ex- of the United States or passed
The FBI identified the men (plain the importance of these over his veto by two-thirds of
Ku Klux Klan meetings Klan application blanks.
and,
Harriet Agnew, Ex. Carrie Miller, Rec.
Lucille Albin, Dep 300.00 Donald Albin. Ex 12.00 Kenneth Knauer. Shf 541.66
Paul M. Mason. Dep Percy Rice. Dep Paul M. Mason. Add. Duties Percy M. Rice Alan Stanley, Sur Marie B. Dicks, Bd. of Ed. ..
Indiana Gas & Water C House Lee School Supply Co. supp.
Laundry Ease
300.00 265.00 62.00 62.00 350.00 300.00
L. W. Veach, H Off 225.00
as Edward E. Fillingame, 23, a construction laborer; his cousin Laurie L. Fillingame, 21, a carpenter and grocery store operator; and Raymond Mills, 35, a salesman. All were arrested at their homes in nearby Vance-
boro.
committees is to outline briefly both Houses, and simply how our laws are That, very briefly, very simmade. Lawmaking is, after all, plified, is how a law is made,
the chief function of Congress.
But where do laws originate ? very important facet of Who dreams them up? Who committees, and that is their
Evelyn Spencer, Cl. B O H ... Theollne Bee. PHN Aaron Arnold. San Frank Sutherlin, Assessor ... Wilma Bryan. Dep W. A. Patterson, G. C. Assessor
275.00 366.67 462.50 500.00 300.00 208.33 150.00
T unviit/l —-i—+ _,,4. : Joan E. Huber. Pros. Atty Cl. I would like to point out one He]en Knauer> j a n Mat iso.oo
first suggests that such and such a law is vital and necesA Klan charter, issued June sary ?
4. 1964 by Imperial Wizard Perhaps the chief source of Robert M. Shelton of Tusca- legislative proposals is the loosa, Ala., was found in Mills’ | “executive communication.” home. It identified Mills as “ex- i These communications are usu-
ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT FOR TOWN OF ROACHDALE, INDIANA For The Year Ending December SI. 1964 TOWN GENERAL FUND
RECEIPTS
Financial report of the Town of Roachdale ending December 31. 1964 Public Library Balance January 1. 1964 « <> rov Receipt* :::::::::::::::::::::::::: IK Disbursements 7,944.45 Balance December 31, 1964 * 2!858.73 Library Improvement Reserve Fund: Balance January 1. 1964 $ 400.00 Receipts 1.000.00 Disbursements 1,208.84 Balance December 31. 1964 $ 191.16 Library Gift Fund: Receipts $ 294.70 Disbursements 107.37 Balance December 31, 1964 t 187.33 General Fund Balance January 1. 1964 S 4,564.29
Receipts:
Property Tax $15,873.61 ABC Tax 1.124.73 Excise Tax 266.67 Township Fire Protection 1.250.00 Rent of Property and Equipment 422.50 Gasoline Tax Refund 29.26 Total Receipts $18,966.77 Disbursements: Salaries of Town Officials $ 612.00 Office Supplies and Expense 172.19 Garage and Motor Supplies 153.10 Legal Expense 100.00 Insurance — All Kind 1.071.19
(alted cyclops” of the New Bern
unit.
The arrests climaxed an allout effort by the FBI. the state bureau of Investigation and local law enforcement officers to solve the state’s first reported incident of racial violence in more than a year.
Honor System Will Be Probed
ally in the form of letters from a member of his Cabinet or the head of an independent agency or from the President himself. Many grow out of the President’s message on the State of
the Union.
Of course, many proposals for legislation originate with individual members of Congress — who perhaps because of service on a certain committee — see need for such laws. Often, constitutents of a Congressman will suggest new laws or
make-up — the ratio of committee members from the majority party and committee members from the minority, in other words. Naturally, the
these i Clinton V. Cue, Ex 75.00
Sylvia Finchum. Court H. Mat. 125.00 Earl Ross, Cust 300.00 Baird Vermillion, Cust 225.00 Leonard Cooper, El Op 110.00 Dorothy Irwin, Supt. C. Farm 200.00 Nellie Arnold, Mat 125.00 Dora Shalley. att 100 00 Roy Cook, att 125.00 Nellie Arnold 75.00 Helen Elizabeth Lawson 75.00
, . William M. Hurst. Vet off 200.00 majority has more members on Robert h. Newgent 50.00 the committee than the minori- icha”^ p g Rady. Co* council:! K
William Mullinix 25.00 Norman Knights 25.00
In this Congress, for example. Eddie Buis 25.00
- “ 25.00 Murphy 25.00 Paul Whitman 25.00 International Bus. Mch., Cl. .. 84.66 Woodburn Printing 292.80
been revised to reflect these APE Co-
Earl B. Ross, ex. help 2.00 Letha C. Hurst 300.00 General Tele Co. House 410.65 Elaine Vote 275.00 Dept, of Sewage 106.50 Colleen M Clines 250.00 Dept, of Water 79.41 Curtis C. Higgins 4.96 High Point Oil Co. fuel 181.72 Helen Werneke 40.00 Sherman Williams Co. supp. .. 182 28 Grace Mc Keehan 40 00 Robert Aubrey, painting 120.00 Virginia M. Bowers 40.00 Robert Aubrey, painting 501.00 Gen. Tele. Co. of Ind 16.01 A A Huber & Sons, mat & lab. 19.15 Indiana Carbon Co 21.95 ‘ Applegate Elevator Co. serv. .. 40.00 Books Plus 6 00 Hoosier Coal & Oil rep. fur. .. 10.31 HIGHWAY Gerald Ashworth, lab 18.00 william J. Knauer 416 65 Cundlff Electric, rep 175.75 Barbara Smith 286 40 National Bird Exterminating 30.00 S usie Rushing 126.00
304.80 Ralph Spencer 400 00 11.35 Thompson Allen 140.00 13.30 Noble Austin 152.80
A. Sc S. Junk Yard, haul 86.00 Harold Goodman 107.20 Earl B. Ross. supp. 3.10 william Griffin 115.20 Putnam County Assoc, of Ins. . 89.00 j ame s Gose 118.40 Dept, of Water, alii 15.00 Buryi Guy 212.0flT Ind. Gas & Water 156.42 Earl Haltom 131.20 Dept, of Sewage 11.00 Harry Miller 127.10 Public Service 36 68 Roy Weller 141.60 Ace Hardware 2.13 Fl0 vd Allen 177.63 Helen Knauer 2 89 James Curtis Boiler 252.00 Walter Seeley bar. Co. Home . 10.00 Robert Boiler 222 30 Dorothy Irwin 195 Dean Branham 239 00 Butlers Skelgas 37.50 0 i vn Campbell 160 65 Public Service 212.84 Ral p h D elp 14.40 Omar Bakery, food 39.24 Lawrence Dickerson. Sr 140.00 Zaring Processing, food 32.28 Rol)a i d D Dove 236.30 Olen O. Dudley, food ’- 9 ' 70 Richard Gray 29160 PurseUs Grocery 74.67 Paul Hassler 181.13 Handys Milk & Ice Cream 82.63 Wilfred Malayer 124.95 High Point Oil Co. , 209.54 Eugene Milter ..!!!! 236.30 Poor Sc Co., feed, seed, fert. .. 6.00 clarence Marshall 223.83 Daily Banner. Comm 3fi - 43 : Jesse McGuire 241.40 Daily Banner 37.01 Fran k Nelson 169.75 Daily Banner 4 39 Vernie Larkin 1 44 »0 Daily Banner 5.90 Arthur p ra ther 230.35
ty-
Daily Banner 5.76 Daily Banner 12.67 Putnam County Graphic 45.07 Putnam County Graphic 45.07 Putnam County Graphic 38 29 Putnam County Graphic 38.29 Putnam County Graphic 13.82 William R. Padgett, pub. bond 35.00 Denzil W. Benassi. refund . . 26.40 Rector Funeral Home 100.00 Rector Funeral Home 100.00 Whitaker Funeral Home .. 100 00
Democrats outnumbering p a u” eth fchannon
with
Republicans about two to one, the ratio of the committees has
Hopkins Sc Walton Funeral Hme. 100.00 j£ jng Morrison Foster
majorities. On the House Agri-
CDM Co The Bobbs-Merrill Co. Romalda Printing, Aud.
37.50 15.30 19.50 290.10
Indiana State Sanatorium Robert H. Newgent ... Wm. M. Hurst
Ace Hardware
Central National Bank Sargents
3.273 47
George Talbott 182.75 Don Mangus 210.80 Clayton Sutton 212.50 John Walsh 217.00 Von York 250.80 General Tele. Co. of Ind 26.58 Victor Hurst 74 00 Public Service 67.35 High Point Oil 1 096359 Harold Scobee 27.84 Morrison Tire and Retreading 1,125.28 Reeves Welding and Repair ... 3.50
90.00
M. Sc R. Auto Parts 165.62
FOX BOUNTY
culture Committee, for example, International Bus Mch 84 66
71 50
4.90
The first step in the enact-
A I R FORCE ACADEMY, changes in old ones.
Colo. UPI — A top-level in-i vestigation of the Air Force Academy honor system vv a s planned today as a result of the examination cribbing scandel
the old lineup had 21 members from the majority party and 14 from the minority party. Today. it is 24 to 11. On the Armed Services, the old ratio was 21 to 16. Today, it is 25 to
12.
Ih short, the majority has enormous power over legislation, simply because of the ad-
which thus far has caused 65
i xiarsnai salary tc expenses; i cadet resignations
Air Force Secretary Eugene
Hydrant Rentals 2,880.00 Street and Other Lighting 1.907.55 Materials - 167.07 Properties - * Subscription’and Dues '. .’ ;;..J 67,00. Retirement & Social Security — Towns Share 148.42 Fark Improvement 596.00 Miscellaneous Expense Total Disbursements *‘„ 0 .YonBalance December 31. 1964 810.438.97 . Street Fand , . Balance January 1, 1964 * 6,612.58 Receipt*: 4 MVH Tax $ 6.836.56 Gasoline Tax Refund 53.96 Miscellaneous - 74.26 Total Receipts S 6.964.72
Disbursements:
Supplies * „ S? Materials 8 ' 69 2'? 9 ReUrement and Social Security — Towns Share 2.66 Total Disbursements * 9 ] 4 2-9 4 Balance December 31, 1964 * $ 4,437.2o
Recular Gaft Fund
Balance January 1, 1964 $36,564.73 Receipts 51.227.10 Disbursements , 56.999. i2 Balance December 31. 1964 $30,792 11 Gas Sales Tax Fund Balance December 31, 1964 .09 Replacement Gat Fund Balance January 1, 1964 *25.373 98 Receipts 2,757.71 Balance December 31, 1964 $28.13169
Reserve Gas Fan*
Balance January 1. 1964 *14,744.08 Receipts 2.757.71 Balance December 31. 1964 — 917.501.79
Gas Meter Deposit Fond
Balance January 1. 1964 * 1,000.00 Receipts 132.00 Disbursements • 48 00 Balance December 31. 1964 $ 1.084.00
Regviar Water Fond
Balance January 1. 1964 * 837.05 Receipts 6,810.52 Disbursements 6,125.11 1 Balance December 31. 1964 91.522.46 I
Water Redemption Fnnd
Balance January 1, Receipts V.V.V.V.V ^455.13 Disbursements 2,277.50 Balance January 1, 1964 $27,524.37
Water Depreciation Fond
Balance January 1, 1964 Receipts Di s bu rs e m ent s Balance December 31. 1964
WATER DEPOSIT FUND
Balance January 1, 1964 Receipts Disbursements Balance December 31, 1964
Viola Floyd.
Cierk-Treasurer Town of Roachdale Roachdale, Indiana
M. Zuckert announced in Washington Thursday the appointment of a five - man advisory committee, headed by Gen Thomas D. White ret., former Air Force cheif of staff, to “review fundamental programs.” at the academy. Zuckert acted because of reports that as many as 325 of the academy’s 2,567 cadets were involved in the cheating scandel. Many of the honor code violators apparently risked expulsion or courtmartial only by failing to report breaches of honor by fellow^ cadets.
U.S. Pays Tribute To Sir Winston
LONDON L T PI — America paid its official tribute to Sir Winston Churchill today. A delegation led by Secretary-
1964 *24,346.74 of State Dean Rusk and Chief
Justice Earl Warren went through falling snow r to Westminster Hall and stood slently with heads bowed for tw'o min-
utes.
• Gen. Dwght D. Eisenhower did not go to the hall, but the American Embassy said he probably would do so later to-
day.
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1,250.95
407.82
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155.00 200.00 25.00
$ 330.00
ment of a law’ is simple. Let’s, justed ratios. Its responsibility for example, look at the pro- for the shaping of legislation is cedure in the House of Repre- therefore much greater. But the sentatives. Any member of the minority also will be heard this House may introduce a bill at session as in the past. We will any time while that body Is offer constructive alternative actually In session. He simply proposals to legislation we beplaces it in the “hopper” at the h'eve can be improved. On preside of the Clerk l *s do^k In th% posals we reject entirely, the
Mr?. Earl Huffman
House chamber. Once in the hopper, however, the legislative story becomes more complicated. Each bill is given a legislative number by the Clerk after which it is assigned to a committee for con-
sideration.
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Indiana Carbon Co
Bobbs - Merrill Co 19.50 W’oodburn Printing 36.37 Roland Lane. Treas 45.60 Woodburn Printing 741.37 Typewriter Rebuilder Sales ... 11.66 Romalda Printing Co. Env. .. 560.00 W’oodburn Printing 22.00 Carle Miller. Rec. Stamps .... 5.00 Romalda Printing, env 70.00 i Woodburn Printing, supp 60.00 IBM Corp. maint 47.00 Woodburn Printing 33.00 Woodburn Printing 309.60 Kenneth Knauer. Shf. post. ... 25.00 Paul M. Mason, mi. per Diem .. 62.00 Percy M. Rice, same 62.00 Kenneth Knauer, meals 170.95 ; Clark Oil Refining 20 18 Phillips Pet. Co 9.17 Shell Oil Co 18.35 Standard Oil 5.02 J. C. Penney, unif 8 99 Gerber Mfg. Co 20.27 ; Moore Shoes, shf 319 W. S. Darley & Co 11.54 Motorola C. & E. Inc 590.50
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Evelyn Spencer. B O.H post. .. 12.56
l®- 34 Greencastle Welding Shop .... 46.55 ;?■?’ Kendalls Garage 97.50 3 *“ Jim Harris Chev 33 68 10.00 i nt jj ana Equipment Co. Inc— 133.32 3.00 fjirtcm Implement Co 10.20 Greencastle Auto Supply 20.62
nH.-'-iU' too Shaffer & Co. 16.30 7 00 Tood Ace Hardware 66.00 ^. l 7 nn Motor Fuel Tax Div 61.38 * k no Central National Bank 5.00
5, , . C ?. a I d Jlc? ® nn Harris Stone Service 3.418 50
P V1 ,ftn . Russellville Stone Company .. 1.495.05 A 7 0 Standard Materials Corp. Russell Sillery • ^ uu r
3.387.43
Bill L. Boiler Terry Powell
7 “ Ladoga Culvert Co 351.59
Manon Goodpasture 3.00 Co Assoc _ of Ins . ... 3.492.18
3 on C. C. Cook & Son Lbr 351.10 Skelton Skinner Lumber 42.21
3.00 6.00
Norman Hutcheson 395.00
J Z CharleT Spencer 195.00
Johnnie Raab 2100 anon
Sylvan Cox 6.00 Harry Bond - 3.00 Thomas Phillips Haas 3.00 Steve Bell . 6.00 Mrs. Jerry Hatcher 3.00 Wayne V. Pifcs 3.00 Michael Wayne WTiicker 3.00 Ben F. Jarvis 3,00 Sly van Cox 2100 CATTLE TESTING Doanld B. Brattain 13.50 WELFARE Curtis C. Higgins. Dir 400.00 Helen Werneke 300 00 Grace H. McKeehan 300.00
300.00
Clarence Marshall 38.00 James W. Hipps 20.00 E. E. Huber & Sons 990.00
Eston C. Cooper, Auditor
minority will present Its views °^ al a r ^ ph “ e ; ;
and vote accordingly.
During this session of Congress, you will be reading about final House or Senate action on many pieces of legislation. But you will be hearing much less about what is going on in the
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Each committee has jurisdic- committees of Congress. But tion over certain subjects for this area of Congress is as legislation. There are almost much a part of your system of
200 of these classifications, ranging from space to veterans’
affairs.
But many bills never get beyond the committee stage. As the phrase goes, they “die” in committee. This Is one of the reasons why the committees play such an important part In our legislative system. In fact, no phase of congressional procedure is more important than “action by committees.” This system of committees—though far from perfect— Is essential to our Republican form of gov-
ernment.
It is in these committees that the various bills get the most intensive going over. Here, interested parties are invited to testify on them; all views are
Government as the highly publicized joint session of Congress. In fact, the legislative committees provide the real “work-
shops” of our Congress.
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