The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 March 1965 — Page 4

Th« Daily Banner Graancastla, Indiana

Wednesday, March 17,1965

Committee Gets Eldercare Bill WASHINGTON UPI — The House Ways & Means Committee today received the third draft of a bill proposing a broad medical care program for

the elderly.

For the past week the corn-

bills and other medical costa, and a general upgrading of

. . present medical benefits paid

, pulsory hospital care program under federa i. st ate welfare pro-

under Social Security. grams.

In addition, the package was °

to contain a voluntary insur- Although there is agreement ance program to cover doctor on the general objectives of the

bill, the committee has run Into some problems in connection with its implementation. Most members felt, however, that a bill would be approved by the

end of the week.

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to arrive at a workable P lan h0 p e not—there’s no music like No votes have been taken, but jingle of hard cash, even if

a majority has been reported jg just pennies, ready to vote for a bill includ- ! ! !

ing President Johnson’s com- JfeomoMte, ufe note it’s also predicted thereH be 100,000

computers in use by 1910. That’ll certainly add up—to a lot of electronic brainpower.

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Tfto Cleveland Indians may play axhibition games In the Soviet Union next October. Hew coma the Xusskis didn't invite the Cincinnati Reds?

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Three unoccupied cars and a truck belonging to ice fisher

PORTRAIT Of PATIENCE

men sank through the ice of a Michigan lake. Don’t tell us this may be just a case of the finny tribe striking back! « j j Five of the sit New England governors have the first name of John. Apparently, Down East folk don’t believe in just letting George do it. ! ! ! Sleeping outdoors con be en aid to beauty, declares a noted dancer. Maybe-but we've yet ta see a handsome bullfrog. J • ! Alaskan brown bears and moose sometimes attain a weight of 1,600 pounds—nature item. That must make them North America’s heavyweight co-champions.

Crash Cause Undeminded

WASHINGTON UPI — The Civil Aeronautics Board said today it had been unable to determine the cause of a fatal private plane crash at Colum-

bus, Ind., last Sept. 5.

Killed in the solo flight was the pilot, Dorsey D. King of Indianapolis. His plane nosed up suddenly immediately after takeoff, stalled and cigjfred. The CAB said it could not ascertain the reason for loss of control. It said all control rods and cables were normal and the 57-year-old pilot had 500 hours experience in this type of plane. The board said a post-mortem examination disclosed that King had "unusually small coronary

! Youth Wounded In Police Chase INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Richi ard Cummings, 18, Indianapolis, was shot and wounded critically | today as two policemen opened I fire as he ran from a car he 'wrecked at the end of a chase. Deputy Sheriff George Tow said he was driving home from work when he saw a car force two others off a road. Tow pursued the car, wdiich hit two parked cars and ran into a tree during the chase on the city's

east side.

A youth jumped from the car and ran. By this time, City Pa-

trolman William Callahan had joined the chase. He and Tow ran after the youth and each fired two shots as the youth tried to climb over a fence. Cummings fell with two gunshot wounds in his back. He was taken to General Hospital while authorities filed charges of drunken driving, intoxication, underage drinking, reckless driving and preliminary charges of burglary.

Young America Bakes— Minute-Saver Casserole Bread

W*’ Pl:«l f rrs NOT EAST to be patient when thoughts of the next meal come in the form of a question and the shelter of a home is only a memory. Bat this refugee from Bed China has learned to understand, _ Last year he lived in captivity; now he is free, though destitute. Tou can help keep hope alive by donating to the CATHOLIC BISHOPSTUND FOR THE NEEDY OVERSEAS, Empire State Bldg., New York 1, N. Y. (Or the nearest Catholic church.)

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Minute-Saver Casserole Bread is just one of the many battertype yeast breads designed to meet the tempo of the times. Yeast Breads Are Quick Breads, Too There just aren’t enough hours j modern Americans will not sacriIn the day, most homemakers find. I fice quality for speed or ease of Responsibilities outside the home I preparation. Dependable, quickmake such great demands on time I acting yeasts are among the many and energy that today’s young products especially designed to cook must plan meals that require I meet the tempo of the times; the a minimum of time and effort. I new batter-type yeast doughs do But the sophisticated palates of | away with kneading.

MICKEY COHEN, once a West Coast underworld kingpin, limps a bit at court in Los Angeles, where he faces the government's attempt to collect nearly $350,000 in back Income taxes. Cohen is serving a stretch for income tax evasion, and was injured in a brawl with another prisoner in the federal prison at Atlanta, Ga.

NOTICE Dr. Dick i. Steele ON VACATION Mar. 24th until April 12th Office will remain open

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Irish Parade In New York NEW YORK UPI — Famed Fifth Avenue turns green with Erie today for the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade which transforms this metropolitan “melting pot" into Ireland-for-a day.

More than 100,000 Irishmen — it matters not if they be Irish by birth, descent or simply in spirit — were ready to march, jig and reel their way through the emerald green — bedecked heart of Manhattan in a four-hour wave of mirth and music. The weatherman said the festivities should be accompanied by a wee bit of chill but then a bit of Irish mist wouldn’t be inappropriate. Sixty battalions of marchers began assembling for the parade’s start at noon EST. Hundreds of thousands of spectators each year line the parade’s path from 44th Street

( t } I north to 86th Street along FtftS Avenue and then east oil 86th Street to First Avenue. Count* less others watch the annuel spectacle on television. The St. Patrick’s Day parade is one of New York’s favorite outdoor events. On this day everyone is an honorary Irishman and by nightfall the Blarney Stone will have been thoroughly polished by Erie’s sons-for-a-day.

Not :oo long ago, homemakers kneaded enough dough for aevcral day’s bread, let it rise overnight, and spent the better part of a day baking. Now, simple yeasfraised batter breads can be mixed in minutes, and rise in lew than an hour. And yeast breads are better than ever! This Minute Saver Casserole Bread includes yet another shortcut: dry milk solids arc added right with the flour, eliminating the steps of scalding and cooling regular milk. Four intriguing variations are suggested. MINUTE-SAVER CASSEROLE BREAD (Makes 1 round loaf) 2 cups warm water (MWMIST.) 2 packages qr cakes Fteischmann’s Yeast, active dry of compressed 3 tablespoons sugar 21/2 teaspoons salt 2 tablespoons Fleischmann’a Margarine, softened J /5 cup nonfat dry milk solids 41/2 cups unsifted flour Measure warm water into largt warm bowl. Sprinkle or crumble in Fleischmann’s Yeast. Stir omO dissolved. Stir in sugar, salt, Fleischmann’s Margarine, dry milk solids and half the flour. Beat until smooth. Stir in remaining flour to make a stiff batter. Cover; let rise in warm place; free from draft, until more than doubled in bulk, about 40 minutes. Stir batter down. Beat vigorously about minute. Turn into greased li/rquan casserole. Bake in moderate oven (g75*F.) about 45 minutes, or until done. Variations: With second addition at flour, add 1 teaspoon celery seed; or % cup grated sharp Cheddar cheese; or 2 teaspoons caraway seeds; or % cup seedless raisins.

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THE POPULAR CUSTOM OF THROWING A SHOE AFTER NEWLYWEDS GREW FROM THE ANCIENT BELIEF THAT THROWING A SHOE WAS A SIGN OF THE FATHER’S RENUNCIATION OF DOMINION OVER THE BRIDE.

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Strawberry Tarts Our own home-made pie crust filled with fresh strawberries, topped with ice cream or whipping cream.

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As recently as a century ago, the Chinook Indians ("Flatheads”) got their light from wicks stuck in oily candlefish! Today, wo Americans can enjoy our light under glass. Even in remote areas, ours is the most dependable electric power in the world. And we generate more than half the total electric output of the world.

Working Together for Better Farming and Better living Electrically ^ COMPAHr 'OF INDIANA

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