The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 February 1965 — Page 2

Th« Daily Bannar, Graancastle, Indiana Friday, Fabruary 26, 1965

Editorial-Wise Let's Be True Sportsmen As the host school for the sectional high school basketball tournament starting Saturday, Greencastle fans, students and players will make a most favorable impression on visiting Putnam County folks by displaying the best type of sportsmanship at every session. Let us show these people that residents of this city believe in fair play and will applaud any outstanding performance by boys from the seven other schools competing in the tourney. In the Hoosier prep hardwood court sport, many adults sometimes forget that the boys on the playing floor are just boys and not college or professional players. The boys will be' out there trying their very best to win for their school and coach as well as their respective student groups. Each player on each team wants to win just as much as their rooting sections. Let us all, young and old, be good sports win or lose, and this will be something that our friends and neighbors over the county will not forget.

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Seeks Approval Of School Aid

Bible

Thought

I laid my head down slept; I awakened; for

Lord sustained me. Psalm 3:5.

How about this for a tran-

quilizer? The Palmist does not suggest it. He did it. It worked.

S. Viets Open Major Offensive

Personal And Local News

during the past two weeks while U.S. jet bombers blasted Communist positions in the

area.

Brig. Gen. Nguyen Huu Co, , commander of the II Army

SAIGON UPI — More than c s told UpI the Commu3.000 South Vietnamese troops nists have increased th ei r regsupported by American-manned ular forces ^ the province to a jet bombers have opened a ma- strength o£ seve n battalions— jor offensive against Commu- about 4 000 men He said these nist forces in Binh Dinh Prov- hard _ core ba ttalions are augince, it was disclosed today. mented by an additional 3,000

L.S. military authorities said more guerrilla-style fighters. Catholic Church Saturday, FaViet Cong guerrillas have gain- Co gaid more g OVernmen t re- ther Francis Kull

ed control of about 80,000 peas-1 inforcements would be dis . antsjnthe province in the past patched to Binh Dinh in an ef _

Ifort to stem the Communist

WASHINGTON UPI—Chairman Adam Clayton Powell met with members of the House Education and Labor Committee today in his drive to gain full approval of President Johnson’s $1.2 billion aid to

education program.

Powell put off until Saturday further votes on the program’s key section, a $1 billion provision to provide federal help to schools which serve children coming from poor families. The committee has already approved a controversial section which would allow $100 million for federal purchase of

and books for children in private the | and parochial as well as public

schools.

Still hanging were the poverty section and a proposal which would provide $100 million for the construction of shared time educational centers to be used by both public and parochial school students. A stumbling block to full approval of the bill came when GOP committee members said

Tass said Cosmos 58 carried a radio transmitter operating on a frequency of 90.022 megacycles, a radio system for precise measurement of orbital elements and a system for telematering data to the earth.

SHOULD PASS 1 When East bids two spades, South should pass. He has told his story, and all further moves are up to North. If North is bold he will double two spades, sensing the misfit; but if North passes two spades the contract

will be badly damaged.

The defenders can take their high clubs and high diamonds and can ruff several times. The best defense will take the first eight tricks, defeating East by a three-trick margin. NorthSouth could thus be plus 800 or 300. Even the smaller figure would be much better than

losing 1,100 points.

It happens only at the bridge table, of course, but we wouldn’t need help from Washington if we had enough selfcontrol to stay out of trouble.

DAILY QUESTION

As dealer, you hold: Spade A K 7 6 2, Heart None, Dia-

mond Q 10 4 3, Club J 10 5 4. Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Of-

Bookkeeper Faces Biaamy Charge WICHITA, Kan. UPI — Loren Campbell, a moonlighting bookkeeper who worked at several jobs, had an opportunity today to explain to two women why he is married to both of them. Campbell, 36, was free today on $3,000 after being arraigned

on a bigamy charge.

His arrest ended a double life he led by sharing his home life with Phyllis in his Wellington home and with wife Sue in his nearby Augusta home. Detective Ed Miller of the

Bro. Charles McGhee, will the administration’s school aid preach at the Long Branch formula would mean more Church of Christ, Sunday, Feb.; money for rich areas than poor

What do you say? Answer: Pass. The hand is , almost, but not quite, worth an opening bid. With only 10 ; points in high cards you need more extreme distribution for an opening bid.

fice said neither wife knew of the other’s existence until of-

ficers informed them.

Campbell, an accountant, worked days at Southwest Grease and Oil Co. in Wichita.

rain and galeforce

Widespread flooding was reported along the coast and many families were rescued

from their homes by boat.

The storm-caused death toll across the nation rose to at least 63. Illinois, still buried under deep snow drifts, reported

14 deaths alone.

Wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour were reported at Massean in upstate New York. Winds nearly as strong blew at Allentown and Erie, Pa., and at

Wheeling, W. Va.

Winds hit more than 80 m.p.h. In New England Thursday and peaked at 133 m.p.h. atop mile Mt. Washington in New Hampshire. The weather bureau saidwinds of 86 m.p.h battered Desert Rock, off the Maine Coast near Bar Harbor, Thursday night and kicked up

35-foot seas.

28th, 11 a. m. Visitors Welcome. There will be no instruction for boys and girls at St. Paul’s

this morning.

ones. Administration spokesmen said this was because costs were higher in the rich areas, and Powell scheduled a special session “to explain the bill” to

announced | members.

six months.

The fighting involves control

©f a vital highway linking the It ’

U.S. air base at Pleiku and a

Word has been received of the death of Mrs. W. L. Brock

that U.S. air- of McComb, Miss. Mrs. Brock

Ruth

It appeared

power would play an increas- j was the mother of Mrs

main American^ supply ^ ingly important role in the of- Savage of this city.

fensive.

American spokesmen an-' Harry Conrad. 56. city, was

the seacoast city of Qui Nhon. Guerrilla raids on both points

earlier this month inflicted nounced that 16 u s> Air Force booked at the Putnam County

heavy casualties on American

personnel.

Binh Dinh Province is 275 miles northeast of Saigon. Authorita tiva military sources said 2.000 Vietnamese marines and another 1,000 or more regular army troops were moved secretly into Binh Dinh

jets—eight B57 bombers and jail for public intoxication eight F100 fighter-bombers j Thursday afternoon by Officer blasted a Communist held John Pursell. Conrad was ar-

mountain pass Wednesday.

deen-

Police Arrest Killer Suspect NEW YORK UPI — A year-old unemployed Negro, scribed by police as "the

forcer for the Black Muslins,” was arrested early today for the assassination of militant Black Nationalist leader Mal-

com X.

Police believe the suspect, Norman 3X Butler, was a member of the three-to-five man assassination team which cut down the bearded Negro extremist with a flurry of shotgun and pistol fire as he addressed a Harlem rally of his followers last Sunday.

near Pleiku rested at the court house.

As a favor to the mail carriers, the Greencastle Post Office asks that residents keep their sidewalks clear for the men who walk miles each day to deliver the letters and cards to homes and business estab-

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Sheinwold On Bridge Federal Help Needed After Partner’s Bid By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion Most Bridge players pay their taxes and go to the polls on Election Day, but they don’t seem to get as much protection as other worthy citizens. When your partner runs amuck there should be some way to get yourself declared a disaster area. Why else do we have a Federal government?

Banquet Held By Cub Pack 43

The highlight of the annual Blue and Gold banquet of Cub Scout Pack 43 was the impressive ceremony in which Jim Poor, Den Master of the Webelos Den, presented the Webelos Award to David Holley and Steve Thomas. This is the

Heavy snow warnings were

up today for Vermont, New Hampshire, Northeast New York, and along the lee shores of Lakes Erie and Ontario. Frost and freeze warnings were extended deep into the southland, where the mercury

iAt night he did bookkeeping fell t o the 20s today,

for several individuals and several businesses in different towns. Miller said the many jobs gave Campbell the excuse he needed to be away from each home three or four nights a week. The many jobs also gave him the money he needed

to keep his two families. Augusta is about 40 miles

winds. Mrs. Edith Sturgeon and Frank

Mot re, Bellmore.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dutcher and son were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. LeLand Allgood. Mrs. Roscoe White is at the home of his sister in Indianapolis helping care for her mot-

her.

Mr. and Mrs. Frr.nk Chilcot# of Newman, Illinois, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gosnell. Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Eastin and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Tate of Oakland. Illinois and Earnest and Howard Underwood of Villa Grove, Illinois were all at the Gosnell home on Saturday to attend their farm sale. Mrs. Bessie Gosnell and Mrs. Elsie Chadwick of Indian/.polis also spent the day Saturday at the Gosnell

home.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack

were Tuesday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Goode. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irwin, Mrs. Aileen Overstreet, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kendall and Mrs. Russell O'Haver were din-

ner guests of Mrs. Ray Clodfelter last Saturday evening. )

Hurst

were then

Miller said Campbell married

_ , _, _ u , J Phyllis Daniels April 18. 1948,

John Lloyd, who presented at

them with their new Scout lhree daushterSi age , t

County Hospital Dismisfced Thursday: William Nelson, Greencastle..

Births: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gaston. Cloverdale, Route 1, a boy, Thursday.

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Nixon Comments

CHICAGO UPI — All of Southeast Asia will fall to communism if President Johnson fails to act firmly within a few days, Richard M. Nixon told a Republican dinner Thursday

night.

Nixon, on a mission to help /’revitalize” the GOP, said Johnson “at the earliest pos-

i sible time” must decision on the

Viet Nam.

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North had a sound opening bid, and he never thereafter opened his mouth except for an occasional groan, but he had no way of controlling his partner and no way of getting help from Washington. South put himself in the soup when ! he made his first free bid of two diamonds, but the opponents ladled him out by proceeding with the bidding. South got himself right back among the vegtables, and what happened then was exactly what

South had asked for.

West opened his top spade, and East took two tricks and led a third spade for West to ruff. West returned the king of hearts, and East ruffed dum-

my's ace.

East led another spade, and West ruffed as South discarded a heart. West then cashed | the queen and jack of hearts, after which East still had to get a trump trick. The penalty was 1,100 points.

Miller declined to give details of how officers learned Campbell had two wives, but

, . . . .. said "two people, one who knew

highest award in Cub Scouting. . .. . J * about the wife in Augusta, got

David and Steve were then . .. „ „ . * *

„ ^ together and figured It out

welcomed to Boy Scout Troop 43 by Assistant Scoutmaster Abilene. Kan. They have

neckerchiefs. Campbell tried to get a diThe following boys received vorce from phyllis ^ 1963 advancement awards. Bobcat: j said but wag unab]e to Tim Scholl. Wolf: Wyatt Far- do ^ Campbell then went kas, Steve Sullivant. Bear: j ahead and married Sue gcates Greg Mays, Tom Eccles, Dun-: July 2 0, 1963. at Sedan. Kan. can Burkhardt, David Carkeek, Campbell has a 2-year-old son Jeff Fontaine, Tom Grubb, by thig marr i age , Miller stated. Billy Cook, Rick LeW alien, Officers have marriage cerSteve Litchford, Harry Neat, tificates verifying dates of the Mark McCranahan, Terry marria ges. Miller stated. M a u e r, Neil Walgamuth,

Lion: Ronnie Dean, Brian Buechler, Kenny Jackson, David Gammon, Clifford Gammon. Gold arrow points were awarded to Greg Mays, James Martindale, Kenny Jackson, Jay Franklin, David Gammon, Clifford Gammon, Mark Shoup, Greg Shoup, and Mike Baldwin; while silver arrow points were awarded James Martindale, Jon Orlosky, Jay Franklin, Mark Shoup, Greg Shoup, Mike Bald-

win, and Steve Poor.

Admitted to the Webelos Den

Yank Sentenced To Hard Labor CLARK AFB. The Philippines UPI — An Air Force courtmartial today sentenced an American military policeman to three years at hard labor for

! killing a Filipino youth who

, trespassed in a restricted area. The court found the airman guilty of unpremeditated mur- _ der.

were Brian Buechler, Kenny The case of Airman 1C

Jackson, Clifford Gammon, D Co]e 2 1, had had a farand Ronnie Dean. reaching effect on relations beFollouing the presentation A tween the United States and

awards, guitar-playing DePauw the Philippines,

senior, Doc Campbell entertain- Cole, who was born in Mared with a group of popular folk shall, Mich., and grew up in son £ s - Ezel, Ky., was accused of

shooting one of four trespassers near a Clark Air Base gunnery range last November. Air police in the area had been under orders to fire only in self de-

fense.

MOSCOW UPI—The Soviet A t least one Filipino official, Union today launched an un- G ov - Benigno S. Aquino Jr. of manned earth satellite, the Tarlac Province, h a i 1 e d the

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conviction as demonstrating “the highest quality of Ameri-

can justice.”

Cole’s defense counsel at the court-martial charged the case was marred by "political considerations.” The shooting and another in which American guards killed a Filipino fisherman off the Subic Bay naval station in the Philippines started widespread anti-American agitation and led to a call for revision of a U. S. bases treaty.

Morton News

By Mrs. Russell O’ Haver

Morton Correspondent

Recent callers of Mrs. O. M. Thomas were Mrs. Myron Clodfelter and sons, Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas and Mr. Hubert

McGaughey.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gilmore of Jeffersonville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Nickerson last Monday. Mr. Vic Peterson of Marshall, Michigan, was an overnight guest Monday. Mr. and Mrs. LeLand Allgood spent the week-end with Mrs. Allgood’s sister Mrs. Joe Dozier near Carmel. Indiana. Mrs. D. P. Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Youchum were dinner guests of Claird Moore at noon Sunday at the Apple Grove in Crawfordsvilie. The dinner was in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore of Waveland. It was their Golden Wedding anniversary. Other guests were Mrs. Helen Wilson Washington D. C., Mrs. Katherine Moore Indianapolis, Mrs. Ruby Porter, Terre Haute and

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