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4-H Club News The fifth meeting of the Jackson Junior Farmers was called to order by president, David Wood. The pledge to the flag was led by Duane Stanley, and the 4-H pledge was led by Paul Keck. Minutes was read and approved and new and old business was discussed. Phillip Malicoat was elected vice-presi-dent. Alberta Wood and Pam Keck were elected recreation leaders. Duane Stanley gave a demonstration on wildlife. Duane Stanley gave a report on health and safety. Peggy Disney led the group in songs, and Alberta

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j Wood and Pun Keck led in rec-

i re&tion.

Alberta Wood served refreshments to the fifteen members

present.

The meeting was then ad-

journed.

The second meeting Of the Warren Twp Haymakers was held at the School House February 11. 1965, 7:00 p. m. The meeting was called to order by President David Jenkins. Pat Samsel led the flag pledge and Doris Hartman led the 4-H pledge. The secretary and treasurer reports were given by Steve Jones, and dues were collected. The president told the

members an cards are to be r material will be passed out at fended Labor Secretary W. Wil- at the California Institute of turned in immediately. Several the next meeting, and for 4ach lard Wirtz from union attacks. Technology’s Jet Propulsion money making ideas were dis- one to bring their old record Meany, who has feuded with Laboratory (JPL> have sentj cussed. It was decided that a books with them. Our next Wirtz in recent weeks, ap- eight of the tinker toy-like bake sale will be held at a later meeting will be March 15, 7:00 peared to call a truce. He said Rangers hurtling toward the date. Vice-President Pat Sam- p. m. at the school house, with the cabinet member was doing moon — at a cost of $30 milsel presided over the remainder Charles Samsel serving refresh- a “very good job” despite their lion each — in an effort to pry of the meeting, calling for sug- ments. disagreements on some issues, loose the secrets of the moon’s

gestions from each member to

Tht Daily Banner, Graancastle, Indiana Manday, Ftbruary 22,1965

improve the club meetings. It was voted for the club to attend a movie. Mike Samsel and Steve Jones were appointed to find out what movies will be : playing at the local theaters. Mr. Samsel announced that new

'Wtll Pleased"

Scientists Study Moon Pictures

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. UPI — AFL-CIO President George Meany said today he is “very,

well pleased” with the new PASADENA, Calif. UPI — Johnson administration and de-1 Scientists today studied 7.500

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the moon by 1970?

Since Aug. 23, 1961, scientists Fla., destroyed itself Saturday

surface.

Only Ranger 8 and Its prede- i cessor, Ranger 7, sent back television photographs* of the lunar surface. Ranger 7 transmitted 4,000 photographs last July 81. Historically, they were the first of the moon’s bright side and provided scientists with useful information. Ranger 8. launched last Wednesday from Cape Kennedy,

morning wlien it slammed into the moon'* dusty “Sea of Tran-

quility.”

But for 28 minutes before its death, Ranger 8 televised back to earth 7,500 “excellent” photographs of the lunar landscape tb the delight of earthbound scientists. Six television cameras — two wide-angle and four normal —focused their beady eyes steadily as Ranger 8 hurtled toward the intended “bullseye” on the moon. It impacted on the lunar body within 15 miles of the "target” at 1:57:36.8 a. m. PST, 4:57:86.8 a. m. EST.

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Black Muslim Leader Is Slain NEW YORK UPI — Police tbday blamed Malcom X’s mdrtal enemies in the Black Muslim movement for the a«sasaination of the venomous Negro nationalist and said at least five persons may have participated in the Harlem meeting hall shooting. Early today, dectivies booked on homicide charges a 22-year-old Negro whom they said was one of the triggermen who filled an auditorium with volleys of gunfire Sunday as Malcom X r o s e to address 500 members of his own black supremacist followers. Malcom, a defector from the Muslims, died in the hall of shotgun and pistol fire before the horrified eyes of the onlookers and his hysterically screaming wife and one or more of his four daughters. The murder suspect, originally identified as Thomas Hagan, was in turn wounded by one of

Malcom’s aides and was severely beaten by the crowd be- ; fore police rescued him and another man the frenzied Negroes were attacking with shouts of “kill him. kill him.” Police described Hagan as a “tight-lipped suspect” who would tell them nothing — Including whether he had any connection with the Muslims or another extremist group. An I FBI fingerprint check identified Hagan as a man who had been arrested in Passaic, N. J., in November, 1963, for possession of stolen property. He then used the name of Talmadge Haver and gav“ his address ^s 347 Marshal! Street Paterson,

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77th annual statement December 31,1964 increase in assets...574,534,718J Insurance in force.■.$8,588,191,699

assets Cash on Hand and in Banks $ 20,895,046.00 United States Government Bends...’.... 133,870,410.63 Municipal and Corporation Bends 194,109,686.87 Stocks 789,061.10 Mortgage Loans—Guaranteed-FHA,-VA. 705,721,293.29 Mortgage Loans—Other 154,065,349.75 Home Office and Regional Office Properties 23,210,539.03 Ground Rents......... ............... 11,499,876.81 Policy Loans 47,040,425.93 Accrued Interest and Rents 7,150,399.38 Net Due and Deferred Prenuums, etc.... 51,904,220.82

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