The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 June 1965 — Page 3

Senators Push Silver Bill

WASHINGTON UPI — Sen.ate leaders called today in their push for passage of the administration's bill to take silver out of dimes and querters. But despite the 10 a.m. EDT start of the day s debate, opposition from western senators made it doubtful that final action would be possible today.

as well as 50-eent pieces. The silver content of all three i denominations now is about 90 per cent. In addition to remov- ' ing silver from the smaller the government bill would also reduce it to 40 per cent in half dollars.

mation for the National Center i for Health Statistics. He said Wednesday that total births ? may be less than four million this year, compared with a shade over four million last year.

Services Held For Ida Reiter

Birth Rate Down

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Sen. Warren D. Magnuson, DWash., said that about 20 of the westerners might want to speak on an amendment that would require a 40 per cent silver content In dimes and quarters

WASHINGTON UPI — Govj ernment officials say the birth rate has been declining slowly ! since birth control pills went on the general market in the United States five years ago.

WASHINGTON UPI — President Johnson formally nominated retired Gen. William F. McKee as administrator of the Federal Aviation Agency Wednesday.

The current birth rate for this year is the lowest in about 19 years, according to Arthur A. Campbell, head of birth infor-

Earlier in the day Johnson anounced he had signed legislation permitting McKee's appointment to the post.

Services were held for Ida Reiter at 2 p.m. Friday, June 18, at the Methodist Church in Waveland. The Rev. Porter of Waveland Church and Rev. Brown from Rossville, 111., officiated. Kenneth Wayne Coleman sang with Zelma Spencer at the piano. Paulbearers were Fred Bozzani, Franklin Johnson, Norman Walker, Clarbud Moore,

all church leaders and family friends and a benediction of peace and good will for all. Thank you—With the very warmest thanks we acknowledge the many kindnesses extended to us in our bereavement. Our appreciation is very deep and real. The family of Ida Reiter.

overthrow lent Saturday of President Ahmed Ben Bella by armed force* Commander Col. Houari Boumedienne.

The Daily Bannar, Graaneastie, Indiana Thursday, Juna 24, 1965

Among them were 13 British Commonwealth countries, Japan, Thailand, the Philippines and Tunesia.

Summit Meet Next Tuesday

ALGIERS UPI — Algeria’s new military regime went

Thousands of students again charged through downtown streets Wednesday night chanting their support of Ben Bella and calling Boumedienne “a murderer.” It was the fourth successive night of anti-govern-ment rioting.

Aide Fired By GOP Chairman

WASHINGTON UPI — Republican National Chairman Ray C. Bliss Wednesday fired his administrative asistant, Cincinnati attorney William Cody Kelly.

mayor of Cincinnati. Kelly also was executive director of Citizens for Goldwa-ter-Miller in Ohio in 1964, and worked closely with Blisa during the presidential election campaign.

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McCukhM r *Honorary^paulbeEU-' ahea< ^ today with plans for the demonstrations with billy clubs

ers were all nephews.

Those present were Walter.

June 29 Afro-Asian summit i and powerful jets from water meeting after another night of trucks. A number of Algiers

Max, Date and Larry Bullen-, ha< V° r ‘ ,e citi “" 8 drinks " sUie - j:_i- rau:,,:- ! t l ue ’‘ e(: > oy soldiers and police, walk cafes w r ere drenched in

The Foreign Office issued a : the melee.

two-line statement declaring,

the meeting would be held as J The new military regime scheduled next Tuesday. It said made one concession regarding the announcement was being the Afro-Asian conference, made to “end all rumors to the which will bring ministers from contrary.” so nations here. The Foreign Almost a score of nations Office said a preliminary forwant the conference postponed eign ministers’ meeting schedbecause of the uncertain politi- j uled for today was being postcal situation which followed the poned until Friday.

Kelly was the first oficial appointed under Bliss w r hen Bliss took over from former GOP National Chairman Dean Burch last April 1. He is a former vice

Flight Book

NEW YORK UPI — United Press International and Pren-tice-Hall, Inc., announced Wednesday they are collaborating in the publication of a book on th« four-day space flight of astronauts Maj. James A. McDivitt and Maj. Edward H. White II.

dick, Phillip Hunicker, Clyde Burnside, Bill Lidester, Robert Sandusky, Clinton and Virgil Asher, and Paul and Russell

Reiter.

Interment was in Russellville cemetery.

In Memory of Ida Reiter

In the unaccustomed silence when a loved one’s voice is stilled and yesteryear is now a part of forever, bound up in a sheaf in the hands of God— When the ever present pressing moment is where the past clings nar, touching the minute at hand and when the beckoning beyond quietly comes, leading into the future—splendid and unknown—we say—what was twisted will straighten out and what was good will become a guide to a blessed conclusion of life's problems, as in the life of our beloved Grandma Reiter. She forged strength from the hard facts of many ailments. Death did not slay her, but she made it a ladder to the stars— to “the angels in glory looking this way.”. We shall miss all of these things, but we have the assurance that the influence of her life will continue to bless the lives it has touched, both here and over there. Grandma Reiter was a leader ;n the home and a follower of her husband’s strong principles for the right. Her generosity, gracious affection, kindness and devotion beyond duty over alf these 92 years is i a glowing pride as she still i stands as a sentinel in the night ' with a vigil carefulness over those left ashore. The strength and courage beyond all doubt, that she showed after being left alone 22 years | ago. has given courage to the hands that catch the fallen I torch she flings. She brought ! a spring song or a verse for all ' the messy things house wives i must do. Her McGuffey Read!ers never ceased to be an inspiration. Her many friends held her integrity and good will iiT highest esteem. Buring sickness, depression or death when she was an ever ready help, her songs rang out the inevitable faith she lived by. Her prayers covered all the iniquities of mankind and searched for a solace for every

| soul.

Mrs. Reiter joined the M. E. Church in 1887. was converted to Christ and baptized by Rev. Smith and in 1897 joined the United Brethren Church near Clinton, Indiana, where she, as a bride, organized a new Sunday School and was its superintendent in the little community where she lived. In 1901 her membership was placed in the M. E. Church at Villa Grove, 111nois, and then moved to Waveland, Indiana in 1922, where she was active in all church organizations, women's clubs, order of Eastern Star and taught Sunday School class for many

years.

Ida Reiter was a daughter of Richard and Susannah Bowman Asher and was born Dec. 28, 1872. in Owen County, Indiana, where she married Elmer Reiter on March 27, 1895. She is survived by one daughter, Orlena Rush of Blue Island, 111., 3 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren, a foster daughter, Marie Weaver of Waveland, and a daughter-in-law. Aline Reiter of Ladoga, Indiana and one sister, Minnie Hunaicker of Waveland, Indiana. Preceding her in death was her husband, two daughters, a son. Orvis, 4 brothers, 5 sisters, and many nieces and nephews. Grandma Reiter was fourth in a family of 12. She took vocation and voice lessons and on special occasions gave many readings and group singing was often a part of her past-time, j Also her parties for the neighbor and family children. Mrs. Reiter was living with her daughter in Blue Island, j On June 6 she became severely j ill and grew weaker until on i Monday June 14 the Master ! took her home at the age of 92 years, 5’4 months. Incorporated in all of Grandma* work i* a living prayer lor j

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