The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 February 1965 — Page 3

“FREEDOM SONGS, * THEN DETENTION—School-age youngsters stand in front of the Dallas County Courthouse In Selma, Ala., arms locked as they slag “freedom songs,” and later, under arrest, they we marched to detention. They got m jacture and were released.

THE PLOT UNTHICKENS—When you set forth all of Red China's chicaneries like this, it becomes apparent that Peking is conducting real estate development. About the only real western world foothold left in Southeast Asia is South Viet Nam, and there isn’t much reason to think that will last against the constant Communist pressure.

^ SLAP ON THE WRIST—A Negro winces in pain after a crack across his wrist from that sheriffi deputy’s club outside the Dallas County Courthouse in Selma, Ala. Another deputy carries an electric cattle prodder. It's a voter registration lineup, and got nowhere.

IT'S A FIRE DEPARTMENT Flames engulf a fire station in Berkeley. Calif following an eapiosion. The damage totaled ud to more than FlUO.ouu.

A 9*uid& ^WASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS TOUCHY TASK AHEAD I MAY HAVE TO RISK I FOR VEEP HUAAPHREY | LENGTHY FILIBUSTER

By HENRY CATHCART Central Press Washington Writer

position publicly whenever an occasion arises. In general, he’s shown a super-abundance of that high good humor that endears

politicians to the voters.

But in a few weeks much of the fun will be taken out of his job. On March 9, as presiding officer of the Senate, Humphrey will be called upon to rule whether or not each session of the Senate comprises a new body able to make its own operating rules. ! The question is of more than passing importance: a favorable ruling would be the opening wedge of a liberal drive to make fili-

busters more difficult to maintain.

The present rule requires two-thirds of the Senate to choke off debate. Liberals want to reduce that measurably; some would like to

see it changed to a simple majority vote.

If Humphrey rules that way, he’ll touch off a filibuster against efforts to make it easier to end filibusters. Such a talkathon could tie up legislative progress toward the Great

Johnson dodged Society for many weeks. If he rules the other the issue way, he’ll have made some serious enemies

among the predominantly liberal-minded Dem-

ocratic majority and placed the Johnson administration in a

politically embarrassing position.

When Lyndon Johnson was vice president, he was called on to make a similar ruling and declined, claiming it was a constitutional question. Johnson placed the matter before the Senate for a decision. Needless to say, a filibuster ensued and the matter

never did come to a vote.

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• CORRECTION PLEASE—In the never-never land of international economics, the problem of the U. S. adverse balance of payments generates all kinds of ideas. The adverse balance has caused the U. S. to lose a sizeable chunk of its gold reserves in recent years and statistics on the flow of capital are watched closely. Government economists who make up these periodic reports j on how things stand with the balance of payments find it is extremely difficult to track down all the various transactions i that go into the over-all total. To make their statistics accurate, I they’ve created an item labeled “Errors and Omissions.” This item, used to lump estimates of a lot of untraceable transactions, looms extremely large at times. One humorous economist (yes, there are some) suggested that one way to keep the total down would be to levy a tax on it

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• MILITARY AID—This jaded capital is used to hearing that U. S. miltary weapons and combat airplanes are being shipped to some foreign country or other. But eyebrows were raised in Washington when a news service reported that American F-84 fighter planes were being readied for service in Iran. The planes in question were among those dynamited in Canada. When reporters inquired why American military planes had been sent to a Canadian factory A Com of the answer was they were being readied for Iran. , M . , A persistent news-fellow felt uneasy about the misloken whole thing. It didn’t ring true: So he invest!- Identity’? gated further. After some painful misunderstandings, the Pentagon finally got the drift of the misunderstanding. It seems the planes had been sent there for L R. A. N., which is Pentagonese for ‘Inspection and Repair As Necessary.” We guess little Iran was wondering for a while what it was going to do with a brand new jet fighter airplane force.

V. P. Humphrey

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

—By WILLIAM RITT— Control Press Writer

THE PLAN of that motor car manufacturing firm to pull down the historic old Savoy Plaza Hotel in Manhattan and replace it with a skyscraper office building seems to have backfired. ! ! ! The proposal has fired up opposition among a group of New York society women who want the old, aristocratic inn saved for posterity—if not for visitors to N. Y. * t J In fact, the ladies are raising ♦he roof in an effort to keep the Savoy Plaza's on. ! ! ! Meanwhile, we note that the number of U. S. motels now offering shelter for horses as well as their owners has risen to a surprising total of 300. So. if

you want to know where the horse-and-buggy days went, the answer’s easy •- they’re stiil here! • ! ! Vermont estimates skiers spent Si8 million in that state last winter, according to a financial journal. That’s a lot of cold cash. ft* A labor survoy shows them ore more than one billion workers in the world today. Wouldn't seem to leave much loafing room, would it? ! ! ! The man at the next desk says he has a very well-to-do neighbor whose hobby is collecting rare antique musical instruments. Sounds like a good investment

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WHICH TWIN HAD THE HEART OPERATION?

LIVING VALENTINE is posed by 8-ycar-o!d twins Sandy and Cindy Vilmer of Independence. Mo. They are identical save for the fact Sandy (left) was born with a heart abnormality, corrected surgically in September, 1958. Their mother, Mrs. Larry Vilmer, is ser\ing her third successive year as local Heart Sunday Chairman. Nationally, more than 1,750,000 volunteers will visit their neighbors on the week-end of Heart Sunday, February 21, to distribute heart-guarding information and tt receive Heart Fund contributions.

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