The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 April 1965 — Page 2
Th« Daily Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana Friday, April 2,1965
Editorial-Wise Asks Foreign Aid Halt (From: Brazil Daily Times) With the Congress having been forced to remove some of the gold support back to the dollar so the nation is in position to redeem a minor share of the dollars in foreign hands, it would also be well for the Congress to end foreign aid spending. This statement is made by C. Wilson Harder, president of the National Federation of Independent Business. He states that on several occasions the nationwide membership of the organization has voted heavily in favor of ending foreign aid, realizing eventually such programs would put the U.S. into a distress position. If the Congress votes the new request for another foreign aid allocation amounting to more than $3.5 billion, this fresh money, added to allocated, but unspent foreign aid funds, will probably equal all the dollars pumped abroad in 1964 by tourists and private investments. “Inasmuch as the nation's monetary crisis has been brought about by the more than $100 billion given away in the past 20 years,” he said, "it is perhaps unfortunate that the Congress did not raise the price of gold in order to devalue the dollars held by foreigners. After all, dollars accumulated from foreign aid largesse are not earned dollars, and should not be allowed to embarass and impoverish the American citizen who must acquire dollars by earning. Thus, the foreign dollar holdings should be considered "bogus" dollars, and any further sending of dollars overseas w’ill merely aggravate an already desperate situation.”
CHILDREN-
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Until we know all the angers — until medical science conquers crippling — we must depend on such organizations as the Easter Seal Society to
Democrat Women To Meet Monday Putnam County Democratic Women's Club will meet Monday, April 5th, 7:30 p. m. with
TNI DAILY lANNit AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 24-2E S. Jeduea St Grcencaiti*. I ltd. Butin*** Phan* 01 3-S151 Samuel R. Raridm, Publish*r Norma HOI, Gaft. Mgr. Eliiaboth Raridm, Business Mgr. Jam** B. Z*is, Managing Editor William D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Entered in the Rust Office at Greencastle. Indiana, as Second Class Mod matter uader Act of March 1, 1E7E. Subscriptioo Prices Heme Delivery 40c per week Mailed in Putnam Ca. $*.00 par yaar Outside of Putnam Ca. $10.00 per year Outside ef Indiana $14.00 per year Bible Thought The things which are seen are temporal, but the things which are not seen are eternal. II Corinthians 4:18. “Change and decay in all around I see, O Thou who changest not, abide with me.” Personal And Local News Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cooper, ! 107 Bloomington Street, are the parents of a son born April 1st ' at the Danville Hospital. The Cloverdale Little League is sponsoring a Euchre party Saturday, April 3, at 7:30 in the Cloverdale Community
pery road into a ditch while returning the students to their homes. She was the only pupil hurt. She entered an Angola hospital overnight for observation after suffering head injuries. Robert E&tinger, R. R. 1, Fremont, was the driver of the bus.
Sheinwold On Bridge Bridge Player’s Luck Takes Various Shapes By Alfred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion It’s sometimes hard to know whether a bridge player is lucky or unlucky. South was lucky to get most of the high cards, lucky to bid a slam that he could make. South’s only bad luck was the identity of the East player. South dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH 4 Q963 V K J 5 O 9742
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Hollywood HOLLYWOOD UPI — They passed out the Oscars again Monday night. The votes are in and counted, the envolopes sealed, and most of the bets are covered.
Here’s how shape up:
the favorites
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Mrs. Mary Frances Strain, 513 Building. Everyone is welcome.
Anderson St. Miss Carrie Pierce
Bro. Charles McGee, will preach at the Long Branch Church of Christ, Sunday April
will install the new officers with Mrs. Max Call, President, Mrs. Kenneth Shannon, Vice
President and Mrs. Robert 4th, 11:00 a. m. Visitors welalleviate this community and ^ Morrison, Secretary-Treasurer, come.
The guest speaker will be our State Representative, Harold
Stewart.
national problem.
Locally our greatest interest is to see that children from our county have the opportunity to enjoy camping expenences at beautiful Camp Koch on the Ohio River. Camp Koch is Staffed with trained personnel who give every care and consideration to our handicapped
children.
So please give generously to Easter Seals this month, that more of our handicapped may ,
have the wonderful experience S™ 11 ? in
of camping.
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All Democratic women are in-
vited to attend.
The Board of Directors of the Masonic Temple Association Inc., will hold their month-
West opened the king of diamonds and continued ■with the ace, forcing South to ruff. Declarer cashed the top clubs and ruffed a club in dummy. Now the slam was a cinch. South could get to his hand with the king of trumps, ruff
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opened the meeting with the pledges of allegience and Debbie Stucky led the club in the 4-H pledge. Pam Ziegleman and Janet Robinson led the
a song. Peggy Baily
Ernest collected the dues. Delores Simmons, the leader of the club, presented the members iwth their record books. The meeting will be held April 17
at 10:30.
ly meeting Monday, April 5, at another club in dummy, draw 7:30 p.m. in the Temple. (trumps, and try the heart fi- ! nesse. Nobody could over-ruff There is no “Bargain Magic” j the club, and the queen of hearts
was well placed. What could
be sweeter?
East could have been sweeter. East was Terence Reese, one of the world’s greatest bridge players. When South ruffed the third round of clubs in dummy, Reese dropped the queen of
clubs.
SEES NEW PLAN
South changed his plan of play. He drew two rounds of
Best picture —
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Best actor — Rex Harrison Best Actress — Julie Andrews Beat Director —George Cukor Best suporting actor—Stanley Haloway Fair Lady. Best supporting actress — Agnes Moorehead Hush . • . Hush, Sweet Charlotte. Best Song — “Chim Chim Cher-ee” Mary Poppins. But even the high rollers cover their bets with a few bucks down on a second choice just in case. Closest thing to a shoe-in is My Fair Lady. But Mary Poppins collected 13 nominations to an even dozen for Fair Lady and has an outside chance to romp home in front. Actor Harrison is a cinch. Peter O’Toole and Richard Burton co-starred in “Becket” and probably will cancel one another out. This leaves Peter Sellers and Anthony Quinn. Sellers is not popular in Hollywood after his recent blastings count him out.
med into the rear of the Red positions, taking the steam out of the attack. The trapped unit pulled out after night settled over the corpse-strewn battlefield.
County Hospital
Dismissed Tuesday:
LBJ To Press Anti-Red War WASHINGTON UPI _ President Johnson, determined to press the anti-Communist war in Viet Nam with “increased efficiency,” climaxes his strategy talks with Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor today at a National Security Council ses-
sion.
The President has ruled out any overly “dramatic” moves for the time being, although reserving full freedom of action to meet anything which may develop. His primary emphasis is on more effective use of manpower and military equipment already in the field. But some additional war material for U. S. forces and economic aid for the South Vietnamese will be sent. His schedule called for him to deliver a first-hand report on the Viet Nam war to a joint session of the House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs Committees and then repeat the performance for the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee. Present plans call of Taylor to return to his bomb-scarred embassy in Saigon early next week.
John Huff, Greencastle William Wyatt, Greencastle Russell Leslie, Greencastle Paul Wright, Greencastle Mark Kloor, Greencastle Thelma Johns, Greencastle Lela McCoy, Cloverdale Rita Wilson, Cloverdale Cowetta Grove, Cloverdale Maxine Branneman, Clover-
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Lola Huges, Roachdale Irma Messer, Stilesville Georgetta Minnick, Spencer Eugene Eaglin, Bowling Green Ruth Bowen, Coatesville Births: Mr. and Mrs. David Van Sickle, Route 4, Greencastle, a boy, today. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frye, Spencer, a boy, Thursday.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Wedding Mr. and Mrs. James B. Jones. 29 years today, April 2. Birthdays David Berry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Berry, 12 years old today.
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Card Of Thank* I want to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to Dr. Ellett, Dr. Schauwecker, Dr. Wiseman, and Dr. Lett for their excellent care and services given to me during my stay In the hospital, also to the entire hospital staff who were so helpful and kind, to the ministers w'ho called and offered prayer, Rev. Palmer for his daily “God bless you message.” The thoughtfulness of relatives and friends for their cards and visits, and flowers. So in return I say God Bless all of you
and Thank you. Lillian Goodpaster
trumps with the queen and king but left the last trump out. Since West “obviously” had the last club as well as the last club as well as the last trump, South planned to cash the ten of clubs to discard a heart from dummy. Then he could cash the top heart and ruff a heart in dummy without relying on the
heart finesse.
When South led the ten of clubs, however, West ruffed with the jack of spades, defeating the slam contract. Wasn't that unlucky? “Proof,” you object. “South should not believe that queen of clubs. He could see Terence Reese in the East seat and should smell something fishy.” Not at all. The hand was played some thirty years ago, when Reese was still a college student. Nobody knew then that Reese was destined to become a world-famous bridge expert. What bad luck for
South!
DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with two spades (forcing to game), and the next player passes. You hold: Spade J 10 4, Heart Q 8 7 2, Diamond A K J, Club 8 5 4. What do you say? Answer: Bid three spades. You have fine trump support for a suit in which partner can make an opening two-bid. Another possibility is a jump to three notrump, by-passing the negative response of two notrump. There is no need to show the ace of diamonds at this moment, for partner can find out about your ace later if he wants to do so.
LBJ Discusses Unemployment WASHINGTON UPI —President Johnson believes that the decline in the nation’s unemployment rate to the lowest point in 7-^4 years is the best economic news of 1965. But Johnson wants business and labor to continue cooperating to keep the economic boom rolling and reduce joblessness even more. Johnson made the comment Thursday after the Labor Department announced that unemployment fell by 478,000 in March to 3.7 million. Even more important, the seasonally adjusted jobless rate dropped to 4.7 per cent of the labor force — its lowest rate since October, 1957. This means that 47 of every 1.000 persons in the labor force were looking for a job last month but did not find one. “There is much good news economically this year,” Johnson said in a statement opening an impromptu news conference. “The news of this gain on employment is the best — and the most important of all. Good as it is, 4.7 per cent unemployment is too high. “That figure means the number of unemployed in our economy is equal to or greater than the individual populations of two-thirds of our states — states like Connecticut or Kansas, or Tennessee or Washington. “That many is too many.**
Snow And Rain Hit Over U.S. Snow and rain hit the eastern seaboard and Far West today, dumping up to 10 inches of new snow in western New York and triggering mudslides that threatened to bury 40 homes in Southern California. Heavy snowstorms plagued the northern Appalachians. Clean, N. Y., reported 10 inches of snow and Bradford, Pa., had four inches in six hours. Rain spread from the Carolinas and Maryland to the Great Lakes. The western rain storm washed the region from southern Texas to the Pacific Northwest and Southern California. Authorities kept a close watch on 40 homes in Burbank, Calif., and said they would move out residents if necessary. Heavy rain pushed a mass of mud and water down Burbank’s exclusive Country Club Drive Thursday, washing a car before it and forcing most residents to leave their homes. They returned during the evening but the rain resumed, threatening new slides. The surrounding soil was burned a year ago by a forest! fire, leaving it vulnerable to rapid washing. Traffic accidents on rainslick highways in the Los Angeles area killed about a dozen persons the past two days. A 2-year-old girl was killed when rain shorted wiring in h • r home. Warmer weather moved today into the Upper Midwest and Northern Plains where a deep snow pack brought danger of severe flooding from any sudden thaw.
Man Held For Threat On LBJ PHILADELPHIA UPI — A North Carolina used car dealer was arrested in a highway tavern near here today after he allegedly threatened to kill President Lyndon B. Johnson. Lt. Jules Mezzeras of the surburban Falls Twp. police identified the man held as Gareth R. Bridges, 37, Forrest City, N, C., a buyer of used cars for transport and sale in the South. Mezzeras said Bridges was in the Highway Hut on Route 1 where he allegedly made repeated threats that he would “get a 30-caliber rifle and shoot the President.” Alarmed patrons in the tavern called the FBI, and Secret Service agents were alerted. They in turn called the Falls Twp. police and Mezzeras arrested Bridges. Bridges was held at the township police station pending arraignment before a U. S. commissioner here on charges of threatening the life of the President.
tions between the two coun* tries. British sources said ther» was a “relaxed and friendly" atmosphere.
Begin Talks PARIS UPI — President Charles de Gaulle and British Prime Minister Harold Wilson opened diplomatic talks today aimed at improving chilly rela-
Borrows Money To Pay Taxes WASHINGTON UPI —With that April 15 day of judgment approaching, President Johnson has had to dig just as deep as millions of other Americans to pay this year’s tax bill. In an off-hand remark at a White House ceremony Thursday, Johnson disclosed that he recently borrowed money to pay his taxes. “This year,” the President said with a smile. “I borrowed the money the other day to pay the government a tax of $100,000. “They have a procedure where they pay it to the President with the left hand and take it out with the right.” The chief executive apparently was referring to his basic yearly salary, which totals $100,000 without expense allowances.
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The Rev. Fred Texselle will b* guest evangelist at the Coates^ villa Christian Church, Monday through Sunday, next week. Services will convene each <aven* ing, 7:30 o’clock, with special numbers by various musical groups. Rev. Tanselle has conducted special services in the Darlington Congregational Christian Church at Wingate, the Augusta Christian Church in Marion County, and the Christian Liberty Church of Boone County. In addition to preaching the gospel, the Rev. Tanselle has also ministered in the realm of gospel music in the Lebanon area for several years. The public is invited to attend these services of gospel preaching, inspirational singing and special music.
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RENO, Nev. UPI — James Denton, 53, who was released from federal prison last week after spending nearly four years behind bars for bank robbery, faces arraignment today . on a charge of robbing the same | bank last week. The same teller w^as held-up in both robberies.
Girl Injured
FREMONT, UPI — Judy Ethridge, 17, R. R. 1, Freemont, was hospitalized Thursday when a school bus carrying 29
j pupil* skidded off a snow-slip-j hours.
Police Probing Stabbing Death FORT WAYNE, Ind. UPI— Fort Wayne police investigated today the death of a 49-year-old man from a severe stab wound in the neck in his hotel room here Thursday. Authorities said Richard John Baschur might have cut himself accidentally on a broken catsup bottle found near his body but that the angle of the wound indicated the possibility of foul play. The probability of suicide was ruled out tentative-
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Mrs. Pauline Hursh, manager of the Home Hotel, found Buschur’s body after unlocking the door to his room about noon Thursday. Police said he appeed to have been dead several
5. Viet Peace Move Is Over SAIGON UPI—South Viet Nam s strongest “peace” movement was virtually wiped out today by the resignation of its Buddhist founding father in a development expected to strengthen the position of Premier Phan Huy Quat. The National Buddhist Center announced that Quang Lien, a leading monk, has resigned from the “struggle movement for peace and the peoples happiness,” which he founded His departure is expected to end the "struggle movement.” It also apparently meant that Phan can count on the support of the Buddhist center. Phan actually was on close terms with leading Buddhist monks even before he was called to head the government after the downfall of Gen. Nguyen Khanh two months ago. Earlier this week, the Buddhist center ordered the 50,000member Buddhist youth organization to steer clear ef peace movements. On the war front, UPI correspondent Timothy Page reported from Da Nang that a trapped company of government troops successfully escaped annihilation at the hands of Communist guerrillas Thursday. American military sources said the 100-man company w-as surrounded by several hundred guerrillas before dawn Thursday near the village of Hien an in the Moon River Valley, 400 miles northeast of Saigon. The Communists were cutting the unti to pieces when a government relief force aiam-
Still Dry
SEMINOLE. Tex. UPI — It is bone dry here. Only .40 inches of rain has fallen since January. Thursday residents donned raincoats and at least one unfurled an umbrella in a demonstration of the power of positive thinking. They are still thinking. There was no rain.
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