The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 June 1965 — Page 3
Young Man Selected To Visit Copenhagen
David Williamson, a twenty-year-old man from Evansville, has been selected as Indiana's DIADEM representative to Visit Copenhagen, Denmark, for three weeks this summer. DIADEM refers to Disabled Americans Denmark Meeting. David, along with representatives from all other states of the union will be guests of the Lord Mayor of Copenhagen. A special feature of this particular visit is that all of these youngsters are disabled. David suffered polio in 1952, the result of which he is a paraplegic. In spite of his disability, David completed high school in Evansville where he was active in various student affairs and is now a freshman student at Southern Illinois University. He is an avid sports fan and an outstanding participant in wheelchair athletic competition. He participates in competition with the Tri-State Wheelchair Recreation Association sponsored by
fhe Easter Seal Society in Evansville. I All goodwill ambassadors of the DIADEM pro-^ct are being sponsored by the Easter Seal Socieues of tne vanuus stales, ine i Easter Seal Society in Evansville sponsored David because of the youngster's outstanding ad- j justment to his disability. David ! has been an active participant | in Easter Seal activities, notably | the athletic programs. In addition to the athletic programs,! the Society sponsors a Rehabili- . tation Center offering medical, psychological, social, vocational and speech and hearing services j to children and adults from throughout the southwestern part of the state. The Society also engages in summer camping activities for disabled youths. David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Williamson of Evansville. At Southern Illinois University he is majoring in special education.
tacular view of blue earth and black sky as he pushed out smoothly into space. The films showed White, dressed in a sparkling white uniform, maneuver out of the small space craft into space, tied to the Gemini-4 with a 25foot tether. The early scenes of the brief film picture showed White moving smoothly out to the end of the cord tying him to the ship. The film indicates no problems with the maneuvering. The color films were released by space officials today at Houston. They were to be showm on national television throughout the day.
the explosive mixture of methane gas and air.
Search Center On Texas Girl
4-H CLUB
The Speedy Sparrows held their seventh meeting. June 1 In the Roachdale Home Ec
BIG SPRINGS, Neb. UPI — A nationwide hunt for a college graduate charged with killing three persons in a Nebraska bank holdup continued today while attention centered on a
mystery girl in Texas.
Federal authorities declined
Room. The i e president, whether they were clos-
Carolyn Malayer called the
7 74 Bodies Have Been Recovered BELGRADE UPI — Rescue workers said today 114 bodies had been recovered from a coal mine in central Yugoslavia swept by a methane gas explosion. Other miners were still trapped 500 feet below the surface, their fate unknowm. Scene of the disaster w-as a pit at Kakanj in the Bosnian Republic. The closest major city is the provincial capital of Sarajevo. Tw r enty-one injured miners were brought up from the “osari” pits at Kakanj, four of them in serious condition. About 200 men were in the mine at the time of the blast. Authorities said an electric spark Monday probably ignited
Fincastle News By Maude Brothers Fincastle Correspondent The Canasta Club motored to the home of Mrs Hallie Steele near Greencastle Wednesday afternoon for their monthly meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Malayer and family moved this week to the home they recently purchased of Mrs. Mona Shumaker. Ed Everman of Los Angeles, Calif., and his sister, Mrs. Ruby Deere of Crawfordsville called on Mrs. Olive Baird Tuesday afternoon. James Bales remains quite ill in his home here. Vickie and Jamie Carroll spent a few days with their Grandmother Clodfelter last week. Mrs. Mary Virginia Clodfelter and Mrs. Maude Brothers returned them to their home Sunday and spent the day with the Carrolls. Mrs. Mona Shumaker moved to an apartment in Roachdale last week. Mrs. Olive Baird in company ; with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond i Priest, Mrs. June Garner and Mrs. Maude Barrett, all of 1 Roachdale attended the Greencastle High School commence- | ment Thursday evening. Mrs. Olive Baird called on I the Joe Baird family Thursday i afternoon. Rebecca Jo Brothers spent Friday night and Saturday with her Grandmother Brothers.
Returns Home WASHINGTON UPI — Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson was back in the White House today after a five-day rest in the Virgin Islands. Suntanned and full of glowing words for the islands, Mrs. Johnson returned to Washington Monday night. She flew on a commercial jetliner. * The President’s wife said the “most fun” of her vacation was swimming underwater and discovering the mysteries of the Caribbean Sea.
Faces Sentencing PASADENA, Calif. UPI — Timothy Nicholson, the “poor” rich boy convicted of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of his twin brother, Todd, will be sentenced July 9. A jury of seven men and five women deliberated two days and considered three weeks of testimony before convicting the 22-year-old defendant Monday. Superior Judge H. Burton set the dae for sentencing and a probation hearing. He said he would consider at the same time a defense motion for a new trial.
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about 100 strong, carried signs reading “keep free press free,” j “jobs,” "freedom” and ‘we love Wilson Baker,” the latter reference to Selma’s public safe-
ty commissioner.
Few of the newsmen paid at- ! tention to the demonstration that came while they were eating a barbecue lunch. The Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, president of the Alabaina Christian Movement for Human Rights, described the tour j as a ‘disgrace to and a slap in the already battered faces of
PLASTIC POINT FORT MADISON, la. (UPI) Mark up still another use for plastic. And you can use plastic to make the mark. A new marking instrument introduced by the Sheaffer Pen people has an exclusive patented tip fabricated of polyolefin plastic. It doesn’t squeak when it writes, and the manufacturer says it lasts up to four times as long as felt tips.
Newsmen Guests Of Gov. Wallace Newsmen touring Alabama as the guests of Gov. George Wallace to get a first hand look at the state’s “true image” move today through Birmingham a city with a history of racial bombings and strife. Negro demonstrators picketed the tour of some 50 newsmen from 26 states Monday at a park in Selma. The Negroes,
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meeting to order. Jane Porter gave the pledge to the flag. Roll call was answered by giving your favorite TV program. The minutes were read by Anita Perkins. Angie Frazier gave the Health and Safety report and then the vice president adjourned the meeting.
The Russellville Junior B usy Bees had their sixth meeting. May 28th. Meeting was called to order by our president, Charles Lieske The 4.H Pledge was given by Eddie Clodfelter and Pledge of ■ Allegiance by Deanna Roberts. Secretary, Candy Bridges gave the minutes of the last meeting and also had roll call which we answered by our “favorite colors”. All were present except one member. Linda Everman gave t he Treasurer’s report of $11.95.
ing in on Duane Pope, 22. charged with last Friday’s $1,500 robbery in this Nebraska Panhan-
dle ranch town.
But a cafe owner in Hutchinson. Kan., said he was “just about positive” Pope was in his cafe Monday and Federal agents were reported closely watching the mystery girl in Fort Worth,
Tex.
Sources said the girl attended McPherson, Kan. College with Pope and that the well-liked McPherson football captain had dated her. Pope graduated nine days ago. The girl attended McPherson only during the first semester, and did not return last February. Shortly after the bank robbery Friday, sources said Pope had telephoned a girl in Fort Worth. Pope’s whereabouts have remained a mystery since he rented a car in Salina, Kan., the
Central Press Writer
PRAVDA, Russian Communism’s official newspaper, lambastes Soviet packers for trying to foist some 200 million cans of virtually inedible cabbage on Russ food stores, complaining the stuff was apparently meant for metal-lined stomachs. 'Wonder If its brand name is “Iron Ourtain”? ! ! ! Pravda termed the cabbage situation as “catastrophic.” Didn't they really mean “cantastrophic” f i » ; Congress is being asked to O. K. a national census for every five years instead of 10. A sort of perfectly legal fast count? ! ! ! A gigantic soccer ball—eight feet in diameter—disappeared after being used in a comic foot-
ball match in Hadleigh, England. Wonder if the thief just inflated it with gas and went into orbit? ! ! ! The U. S. commercial fish catch in 1964 dropped seven per cent below 196S's haul, Washington reports. Guess they just weren’t bitin’! ! I ! Charges of cheating marred that World Contract Bridge Tournament played in Argentina. Tho wrong kind of slam? ! I ! If all children are immunized, measles could disappear from the United States within fiva years, declares the American Academy of Pediatrics. Look* like that old infectious childhood disease is on the spot.
Health and Safety was led
bv Judy Fordice and Cheryl day before the robbery and slay-
ings. The car was returned to
pencer. Salina Friday night. Pamela Redifer gave a dem-1 J &
onstration on Pineapple Cot- Formal murder charges tage Cheese Salad. a S ainst Po P e were filed rrhurs - Charlene Leiske and Michele da y while the three victims of Bridges gave a demonstration , * le bank robbery were buried, on Chinese New Year Cookies. President Andrea Kjeld-
then ad- S aard ’ 77. cashier Glen Hend-
The meeting was journed until June 9.
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rickson. 59, and Mrs. Lois Ann Hothan, 35, a cashier and wid-
The Jolly Hustlers have been 1 owed mother of two children, very busy this year. They have were slain b y the bank robber been entering 4-H activities while the y la y helpless on the such as “Share the Fun.” Junior bank floor -
Judging, and 4-H camps. The Jolly Hustlers were very
proud of their entry in “Share the Fun” called Playmates. The group consisted of Terry Reid, Linda Walker, Pam Price, Wan-
da Sutherlm, Vivian Whitaker, < SPACE CENTER, Houston Nancy Barker, and accompanied upi _ The first showing todav by Vickie Knoy. The girls won of fl]nis of astronaut Ed White . s the county and went to the D.s- walk jn space showed a spec _ trict at Terre Haute. -
Wednesday, June 9, the Jolly
Hustlers are going to have a Pop Bottle Drive in Cloverdale
to earn money for the club. The new adult leader this year is Mrs. Delores Simmons. The officers of this year's
club are: President: Vickie Knoy; Vice-President: Terry Reid; Secretary and Treasurer: Linda Walker; Song Leaders: Nancy Barker and Pam Price; Recreation Leaders: Wanda Sutherlin and Linda Linley;
Netvsreporter: Ena Whitaker.
A TOAST, WITH CRUST—Red Chinese Premier Chou En-lal and Tanzania’s President Julius Nyerere drink a toast in Dar es Salaam during Chou’s visit Chou pledged help in pushing "American imperialism” out of the Congo, and said Peking stands behind the rebels there. (Cablephoto)
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