The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 February 1965 — Page 2
2 Th« Daily Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Thursday, Fabruary 25,1965 Editorial-Wise Red Pow-Wow In Cairo Now that East German Communist Walter Ulbricht is in Cairo as the guest of United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser, Western World leaders are probably wondering what these two mischief makers have in mind. Ulbricht's official visit has further strained Arab Republic and West German relations even before it began. Nasser and a delegation of Arab officials rolled out the red carpet for Ulbricht when he and his wife arrived by special train from Alexandria. It was noted, however, that Nasser smiled and greeted Ulbricht with a handshake instead of the embrace he usually gives visiting heads of state. Only a few of the diplomatic corps in Cairo were present. These included the ambassadors from Red China, Kuwait, Libya, Guinea, Tunisia, the Sudan and Indonesia. United Press International reported from Bonn that West Germany will cut off all economic aid to the U.A.R. because of the reception accorded the East German strongman. ^ Previous to his arrival in Cairo, Egyptian naval launches and Russian-built jet fighter planes escorted his East German vessel from international waters to the ancient port city of Alexandria. It looks as though the Reds are having a big powwow.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weaver of Marion wish to announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Teletha Mae Petro, to Harold Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen Myers of Covington. The bride-elect is also the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradtke of this city.
School Survey
: waiting until a new school is completed to give the next generation of children an ade-
•lementary (1-0, and junior quate education, high (7-S) echool. Mr. Bowen stated that unless 4. The Belle Union Center, the demands he had made were Beginning in September of 1965, followed the law suit would be the Belle Union school should be continued. used to serve pupils enrolled in James Giddings, a board kindergarten and the elemen- member, made a motion that tary grades only. Such adapta- Mr. Hedrick hire Judge Brention and renovation as is needed nan from Indianapolis to repreto accomplish this purpose j sen t the board in the up-com-should be done. It is cautioned, 1 in* law suit. The motion was however, that care should be passed by a majority of the
exercised not to spend signifi- board.
cant sums on the Belle Union A meeting to explain the replant because in the judgment port is scheduled for March 16 of the consultant team the fa- at 8:00 p. m. in the Greencastle eilities have rather limited fu- Junior High building for all ture educational usefulness. interested persons in the South 5. The Putnamville Center. Putnam Sch ° o1 Corporation. It is recommended that the Co P ies of the re P° rt are P laced Putnamville school be retired in a11 of thc 80110018 and can from educational use just as be checked out ^er-night.
soon as is possible. A realistic date would seem to be June,
IMS.
The survey team also stated that the school authorities are to be commended for the fine job which has been done in
(/jiion May Hold
New Election
MIAMI BEACH UPI — A new election under federal gov-
renovattng and refurnishing the ernment control to decide the various buildings in the corpor- contest for the presidency of ation. Great improvements have ! United Steelworkers’ union was been made in the environment rated a strong possibility today
within which learning must by informed labor sources,
take place; the planned pro- | Extension of the present May gram of painting, floor sanding, l strike deadline — as recomlighting and furniture replace- mended by AFL-CIO President ment is commendable. Few* the George Meany — was considexpenditure of a relatively ere d in union circles to be a small amount of money much i 0 gi Ca i gt_ e p jf gteel companies has been done to create a cheer- a ^ reed to make any new agree .
ful, attractive and pleasant en- ment retroactive .
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i Scores Pull-Out \ isters were being inadequately prepared to grapple with areas ' like East Harlem, said the | Church has two pat answers for avoiding such spots. “Boiled down, the first reason is that ‘they simply aren’t our kind of people,’ ”he said. He claimed that when ministers went into an area or development “they seine off’’ their own kind according to race, culture and background. What happens, he asked, to the “emerging, pagan sector—the great mass in the inner city?” “They aren't the kind of intellectuals on whom we pride ourselves,” he answered rhetorically. The church, Webber continued, also offers the argument that these people already are religious. “If they are Italian they are Catholic. If they are Negro they go to a big Negro church in Harlem. And so on. Relax, they tell you, everyone is taken care of.” The 1942 Harvard graduate and ex-seminary dean of students insisted everyone wasn’t taken care of. He maintained the Protestant church must find new forms to exist in the new secular world.
THE OAIIY BANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 24-211. Jeckian Si. OreMCMtU, Ind. Butineu Rhone OL 3-5151 Samuel R. Rariden, Publisher Norma HiH, Oen. Mgr. Elisabeth Rariden, Business Mgr. James B. Zeis, Managing Editor WilUam D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Rest Office at Greencastfe. Indiana, no Second Close Mai matter under Act ef March 7, IB78. Subscription Prices Heme Delivery 40c per week Mailed in Putnam Cn. $8.00 per year Outside ef Putnam Ce. $10.00 per year Outside of Indiana $14.00 per year Bible Thought Be of good courage, and He shall strengthen your heart, all ye that hope in the Lord Psalm 31:24. Courage springs from faith when faith is fixed on God. Why should we be afraid ? Why should we be weak ? The Lord j Jehovah is with us. Our hope in Him will never be in vain. Personal And Local News V. F. W. No. 1550 will hold its regular meeting tonight at 8 o’clock. William H. Barrett, Spring Avenue, is transacting business in Fort Wayne this week. Mrs. Helen Burnside is a patient in the Putnam County Hospital. Her room number is 226. Thad Jones remains a patient in the Putnam County Hospital. He is reported as slightly improved. The Putnam County Bowling League will not bowl Thursday, February 25th, due to the sectional tourney. This league usually bowls at 8:30. The WSCS of the Cloverdalc Methodist Church are planning a special service at the church on Friday, March 5 at 7:30 p.m. in connection with World Day of Prayer.
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vironment for the pupils and teachers who work together to achieve significant learning. At the close of the meeting, Mr. Bowen, the attorney for
the group, said that if Belle . Union was left alone and a new' amon S AFL-CIO leaders here, school started Immediately he | Abel, secretary - treasurer of
the steelworkers, has claimed a j-) r j narrow victory in the election
The tabulation of ballots in Pittsburgh to determine the battle between incumbent Dai vid McDonald and challenger : I. W. Abel was a leading topic
dropped. Dr. Strom and Lindley stated that even
^ conducted Feb. 9 among the un-
work was started tomorrow on
ion’s 3.000 locals. The official
new school it would be two count ma y not be completed un-
or three years before it would
be completed.
Frank Jarrell, president of the school board, stated that he had never said he was against a new school. He also said he realized that the State
til this weekend.
On Trial By United Preis International The trial of a young Ameri-
can airman accused of the fatal shooting of a 14-year-old Fili-
Department would not give ap- pino may mark a serious turn
proval to build additional rooms at Fillmore or Reelsville, but he felt that before a new school
in U.S.-Philippines relations. Airman 1-C. Larry D. Cole of Marshall, Mich., is charged
was started adequate planning with the unpremeditated mur . and preparation should be made. der of Rogelio Balgtas on Nov Superintendent Donald Hed- 25 1%4 Balgtas was among rick stated that he felt it ab- a g roU p Q f intruders on the resolutely necessary to improve s tricted area of a gunnery the curriculum for the students range at Clark Air Force Base, that are now in our schools ra- The charge carries a maximum
ther than setting back and life sentence.
CELEBRATED 60TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Orville Collins celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Tuesday at the Eventide Nursing Home. The couple was married February 23, 1905. Mr. Collins taught in the Putnam County public schools for a number of years, farmed with his father, owned his own business in Putnamville, was employed at the Indiana State Farm, worked for the State Board of Health until his retirement at the age of 75. He left retirement and worked for the Van Camp Hardware and Iron Company in Indianapolis and retired for the second and last time in his 80th year. Both are members of the Putnamville Methodist Church, where Mr. Collins has held all of the church offices with the exception of trustee.
Muslims Meet In Windy City
I and F100 Supersabres dropped smaller bombs.
which
New details of Wednesday attacks were reported at Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh flew to
CHICAGO UPI — Police Hong Kong en route to “exile” girded today for the arrival of as an observer to the United up to 6.000 Black Muslim fol- Nations in New York. He had lowers of Elijah Muhammad, been striped of power earlier in whose black supremacy cult the week. opens its national convention
Friday despite rumors the selfstyled prophet is a marked
man.
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Authorities pledged to protect Muhammad as closely as if he were president of the United
income Tax Is 52 Years Old WASHINGTON UPI -
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ANNIVERSARIES Birthday James Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Gaston, Fillmore, R. 1, four years old February, 22nd. David Earl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Buis, Coatesville R. 2, six years old, today, Feb., 24th.
WGRE News WGRE presents “Heidi” on Childrens Playhouse, Friday evening at 5:00 p.m. The cast for this presentation features Mary Whitaker as Fraulein RottenmierjJulia Carirey as Heidi; Pat Lauzar as Herr Sasemann; Margaret Chase as The Doctor; Susah Silander as Clara; Wayne Sullivant as Grandfather; and Steve Sullivant as Narrator.
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Rites Held For Marie L Newton Mrs. William D. (Marie Louise) Newton, 47-years old. 212 North Brown Ave., Terre Haute, died suddenly of a heart attack Sunday as they were preparing to leave for services at the Emmanuel Lutheran
Church.
Survivors include the band, William D. and son Edward, a sophomore in
Poly.
Burial took place on Tuesday in the Roselawn Cemetary. Her demise marks the third death in the Newton family in three weeks. The first was the sister-in-law, Eva Dierdorf, followed one week later by the father-in-law, William Newton,
Sr.
Relatives in Cloverdale are Mrs. Pauline Arendt and James R. Taber.
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Local TEENS' VIEW By Janet Staub Do you believe in Voodooism? The term Voodoo is derived from the Dahomean (West African) vodun, meaning "spirit." In the United States, the term “voodoo (or hoodoo) often is used to mean any type of magic. More specifically, it refers to the magical and curative activities of “voodoo doctors.” A loa is the spirit to whom you look toward. Now getting back to my question, do you believe in Voodooism? I’ll tell you. My "loas” are Phil Eskew (Commissioner for the Indiana High School Athletic Association) and the weatherman. When Commissioner Eskew sticks his
States. Officers prowled through income tax is 52 years old toChicago’s empty Coliseum, day. Absolutely no celebration where the convention will be ment to the Constitution, which held, and stood guard outside gave Congress “the power to
Muhammad’s home.
i lay and collect taxes on in- ' comes.”
Negroes Plan Big Day Monday By United Press Internotional Negroes in Selma, Ala., be-
gan preparations today for the “big day” next Monday when they hope to turn out one of the biggest demonstrations in the current voter registration
drive.
! It was on Feb. 25, 1913, that Secretary of State Philander C. Knox officially certified the adoption of the 16th Amendable age, but the income tax is i far from set in its wty. Only a year ago, Congress put the fin-
ishing touches on the first ma-, been on n °n-flying status since jor overhaul of the income tax Jul y of 1963 when he develo P ed in a decade. an inner ear ailment. The fed-
Sheinwold On Bridge Invite Game In Major With Delayed Raise By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion When you open the bidding with one apade or one heart your partner is not allowed to bid two-and-a-half of your suit. Nevertheless he has a way of showing a hand that is too good for a single raise but not good enough for a double raise: He responds first in a suit of his own and later raises your suit. South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH 4 J 105 V Q5 2 O 932 * AK97 WEST EAST *9832 *6 84 V K7 109 0 AQ 7 O K8 5 4 * J 65 2 * Q 843 SOUTH * AKQ74 V A763 O J 10 6 * 10 South West North East 1 * Pass 2 * Pass 2 4k Pass 3 * All Pass Opening lead —- * 2 With only ten points in high cards and flat distribution, North might well have been satisfied with a raise from one spade to two spades. The actual North player thought that this would not do justice to his hand, so he showed his clubs first and raised spades later. South would have accepted the invitation if North had responded in diamonds, but the club response did not arouse South’s enthusiasm. South
therefore shrewdly decided to stop short at three spades. As it happened, South did not play as cautiously as he had bid it. He began well by taking the two clubs and discarding a diamond, but then he slipped from grace by drawing four rounds of trumps. BAD BREAK South ran into a bad break when he tried the hearts out. East got three heart tricks, and the defenders also took two diamonds. Down one. It was a grievous error to draw any trumps at all. After taking the top clubs South should cash the ace of hearts and lead a heart toward dummy’s queen. East wins with the king of hearts and returns a trump to dummy’s ten. South gives up another heart, and East puts his partner in with a diamond to return a second round of trumps. South wins and ruffs his last heart in dummy. This ruff assures the contract. Declarer would need good luck in hearts if he had bid game, but he needed only a heart ruff in dummy to make sure of nine tricks. The correct play of a hand depends not only on what cards you hold but also on how high you have bid. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one heart, and the next player passes. You hold: Spade 6, Heart K J 10 9, Diamond K 8 5 4, Club Q 8 4 3. What do you say? Answer: Bid two diamonds (or two clubs). You have to raise hearts at your next turn, thus showing a hand too good for a raise to two hearts but not good enough for an immediate jump to three hearts.
necessary in the
war.
Partly because of this concern, the administration moved, in two police statements Wednesday, to damp down international speculation on prospects for negotiation and to re-assert its determination to resist Communist actoins with continuing
military steps.
Vietnamese eral space agency said Shepard
| is “improving slowly.”
An agency doctor added "at this time, he is not being considered” for a space flight. But he denied stories that Shepard had been washed out of the
space program.
"If Shepard was finished. I’m sure he would be the first to know it. And he says he isn’t," a spokesman said.
Career Is Hot Over: Shepard HOUSTON UPI — Astro-
naut Alan B. Shepard Jr. has denied published reports that
his space career is over. America’s first man in space
said he was “very hopeful” he would be assigned to a future orbital voyage in either Propect
Gemeni or Project Appollo. The 41-year-old spaceman has
The Revenue Act of 1964 is
more commonly known as the tax cut, since it gave individuals and companies $11.5 bil-
lion worth of tax relief.
Strategy sessions were schcd- j But in addition to lowering uled for the remainder of the rates across the board, Conweek for marches both in Sel- gress also made important ma and nearby Marion, under changes in the basic structure
the direction of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. King left Alabama earlier in
of the income tax, such as the new minimum standard dedec-
tion.
Nor is there any reason to
pin in the calendar signifying the week to fill speaking en- think that there won’t be more the sectional, it snows! When , gagements on the West Coast, changes in the years ahead, the weatherman places his pin j About 40 Negroes dispersed President Johnson has said that for snow it is the sectional peacefully in Marion Wednes- if the economy remains strong, time! ! day and some 300 turned out there can be further cuts in the The 1965 Sectional started! for a nighttime rally at a income tax. Sen. Russell B. Tuesday (in some localities) | church in Selma. Long, D-La., has got the Treasand there were snow fluries. Our _i ur y interested in his bill to of-
part of the sectional starts today, and what is on the ground, “SNOW.” For as long as I can remember it has always snowed for the sectional, and it probably always will. How else would Mr. Eskew know when to schedule the Sectional? Or how else would the weatherman know when to let it snow, and
snow, and snow?
Since doing research on Voodoo for this column I have learned a lot about it so when the Greencastle Tiger Cubs win the sectional (and the 1965 state championship) you know I was just practising with my
pin and doll. GO CUBS GO Janet Staub
County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Will Jones, Greencastle Carol Sutherlin, Greencastle) Mrs. Richard Wood and son, Greencastle Gertrude Adelhelm, Greencastle Kenneth App, Greencastle Annalee Asbell, Greencastle Lloyd McGinnis, Fillmore
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King, head of the Southern fer taxpayers lower rates in re . Christian Leadership Confer- turn for giving up niost Qf ence, is using the demonstra- th e j r deductions an other “loop-
tions to back up demands for a i 10 i es ’■
new federal registration law. In Xhe u s chamber of ComWashihgton Wednesday night, merce wants to cut income Roy Wilkins, executive secre- taxes rates even more and tary of the National Asociation make up the lost revenue with for the Advancement of Colored a federal excise tax on all purPeople, (NAACP), said his chases except food, medicine
group also-will start an intense and rent.'
Negro voter registration drive Quite aside from tax rates in Alabama. and tax structure, tax collecHe said the NAACP also tion is now in the throes of its would seek amendments, or a own revolution. Before long, new bill, to strengthen the 1964 everybody's tax return will be civil rights law which he said read by an electronic computer, has “loopholes” against poten- j This is going to mean faster tial Negro voters. more accurate treatment and a In New York, police indicated j fairer tax system, since cheatWednesday they have photo- ers w iU find they probably graphs of the five-man assas- can t outwit — and certainly sin team that slew Negro ex- can t bribe the machines.
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tremist Malcolm Sunday.
X at a rally
Bombers Kill 100 Viet Reds
U. S. Policy In Viet Unchanged
WASHINGTON UPI — Despite the stepped-up U.S. mili-
SAIGON UPI — Thousand- tary role in Viet Nam there pound bombs dropped by U. S. j vvas 9 oncern in administration B57 jet bombers killed at least c i rc i es today that the Commu-
100 Viet Cong rebels in one of six strikes in support of Vietnamese troops, Vietnamese military sources reported today. Vietnamese Brig. Gen. Nguyen Huu so said his troops counted 100 Viet Cong bodies in
nists may still be miscalculating American policy in South-
east Asia.
North Viet Nam and Red China, it was feared, may still hope the United States will accept a negotiated settlement on
this one strike. Another 88 were basically Communist terms and reported killed elsewhere in the ( ma y stdl doubt U.S. willingness attacks by the light bombers to take what measures prove
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