The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 July 1965 — Page 2
Th« Daily Baftnar, Graancastla, Indiana Friday, Ally 16, 1965
Door Ordered To Louisiana §y United Prest International The Justice Department ! top racial troubleshooter has been ordered to Bogalusa, La., to seek an end to racial strife in the papermill town. White House Press Secretary Bill Moyers said in Washington Thursday that John Dear, head of the Justice Department's civil rights division, would • meet and discuss the solution with all parties. Bogalusa city officials and Negro leaders Wednesday had appealed to President Johnson to intervene in the crisis. Moyers said the President did not want to interfere directly because he considered it a local matter that would have to be solved locally. But he dispatched Doar to lend a hand. About 400 Negroes marched for th« seventh time in eight days at Bogalusa Thursday. Scores of state troopers protected the marchers and occasionally pushed white hecklers back with nightsticks. At Houston, Tex., Thursday, Rice University accepted two Negro undergraduates for next fall. Rice already has a Negro graduate student. The university went to federal court last year and won authority to desegregate despite an indenture against Negro student written in 1891 by William Marsh Rice, who originally endowed the $100 million institution.
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Lost By 628 Votes WASHINGTON UPI — The secret is out. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield missed being nominated aa the Republican vice presidential candidate last year by only 628 votes. That was the number of delegate votes by which Sen. Margaret Chase Smith. R-Maine. lost her bid for the GOP presidential nomination at last year's convention. The secret of the lady senator* vice presidential choice was divulged to a blushing Mansfield Thursday by Sen. George Aiken, R-Vt. Mansfield modestly allowed it had been the only connection he has ever had with a Republican convention.
Begin Review Of War la Viet SAIGON UPI Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara and Ambassador - designate Henry Cabot Lodge today began a full-scale review of the Viet Nam war. The fact-find-ing mission centered on the need for more American combat troops. Authoritative military sources said one subject of the highlevel talks was the possible expansion of military operations into neighboring Laos to seal off the flow of Communist arms and weapons to guerrilla
forces.
McNamara, Lodge and Gen. Earl K. Wheeler, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, arrived here earlier today at the head of a 60-man mission from Washington under extremely heavy security. American soldiers guarded key intersections along t h e i route from the airport to down- i town Saigon, watching for any j terrorist assassination
attempts.
Sentries ringed the U. S. ! Embassy building where McNamara, Lodge and Wheeler held their first in a series of conferences with outgoing Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor and Gen. William C. Westmoreland, commander of American forces in Viet Nam. Later, the McNamara mission met with Premier Nguyen Cao Ky at his heavily guarded headquarters in another section
of the city.
It was reported that Ameri- There will be services at the can military commanders here Antioch Baptist Church at 7 want to barricade the 200-mile p. m. Saturday. Bro. Harbin border between South Viet from Dockland. Ohio. Mill Nam and Laoa to protect an- preach. Everyone is welcome,
ticipated heavier commit-
ments of U. S. soldiers. An 8.000-man division of
North Vietnamese army regulars ia already operating in the south and another could be poised in the jungles of Laos.
The Hanoi regime has been
infiltrating large quantities of
Bible
Thought
For I desire mercy, and not sacrifice; and the knowledge of God more than burnt offerings.
Hosea 6:6.
Not what we do for God, but what we let Him do to and through us, in His test of our
faithfulness to Him.
Personal And
Local News
Mrs. Lina Clark has returned home from a visit with her daughters Mrs. Lloyd Runion and Mrs. Ralph Smith and families in Crawfordsville. The Annual Sears Reunion will be held Sunday, July 25th at the home of Glenn and Pauline Waldron. Located at 1801 S. 18th. St. Lafayette.
Florence Spencer, R. R. 1, Greencastle, will participate in the Indiana University Mathematics Workshop for High School Students July 18-24 on the Bloomington campus.
Judy Mace, R. R. 2, Reelsville, will attend the 12th an-!
arms and ammunition through nual Indiana University Work-!
the Annamite Mountains in southeastern Laos for years. .
DR. BURNS, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR lues, thru Sat. 9-12 1-5 lues., Thurs., & Frl. Evenings 7-9 leutli Jackten 4 Sum.t Drive Phan* Ol 3-SI 14
County Hospital Dismissed Thursday: Vera Walden. Bainbridge Mary McGuire. Bainbridge Mrs. Darrell White and daughter, Cloverdale Bemiece Ray. Greencastle Linda Thomas, Greencastle Mrs. Ronald Phillips and daughter, Greencastle. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Miller. 852 Indianapolis Road, a boy, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Elder, 10 Olive Street, a girl. Thursday.
shop for Student Library Assistants July 18-24, sponsored at the University by the I. U. Division of Library Science to give students a broad view of hbrananship u a career.
Free Friendship with every’ dry cleaning order. Old Reliable White Cleanen.
DANCE Putnam County Fair Grounds Saturday 8 to 11 P.M. - July 17th With Rick Parent as DJ and MC Featuring THE CHEVELLES’ Admission 75<
Curran and Parent Promoters
ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Ed L. Shield, Britton Nursing Home Rockville, 94 years July 17.
Putnam Court Notes Patricia Meek vs. Raymond Meek, suit for divorce and custody of a minor child. Lyon A Boyd are attorneys for the plaintiff.
Card Of Thanks We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness, sympathy and floral tributes extended to us at the passing of our father. We especially thank Rev. Hester, pallbearers. Dr. Dettloff. Donna Nursing Home and Whitaker Funeral Home for their kindness and help. Hutson family
SheinWftM On Bridge Aelp The Spare Rare By Using Tour Brain By Alfred Sheinwold If a apace ship from a distant star lands on Earth, the visitors may be disappointed in our intelligence, perhaps because the average man usee only a email fraction of his brain. Clearly, it is up to bridge players to lead the way to a better world by using their brains to full capacity. East dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH
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East South West North Pass 1 V Pass 2 Pass 4 All Pass Opening lead — 0 8 Imagine that you are playing the South hand. You let East hold the first trick with the jack of diamonds, but you take the ace when East leads the king. You lead a spade. West plays low, and you must play the jack or king from dummy. Assuming that you cannot see the East or West hands, how would you decide on the correct spade pla„ from dummy? Don't just say, “I would guess.” Think how silly this would seem to a visitor from Arcturus of even Betelgeuse. If you use your brain to capacity you will know the correct spade play without having to guess. It isn’t hard to know the right answer, especially if you have already peeked at the West hand. The important thing is to know the reasoning, so that your brain gets the right kind of exerci Think of East's hand. You know’ that East started with the king-queen-jack of diamonds. You are planning to take a trump finesse through Blast, so you are hoping to find the king of heart* in his hand. Right off the bat you know of 19 points in high cards in the Eart hand. You can even assume that East is likely to have at least the jack of Clubs. If Wert, held clubs headed by the queenjack or queen-jack-ten. he might well have led the queen of clubs Instead of the eight of diamonds. If Bast also held the ace of spades he would have opened the bidding instead of passing. If East does hold the ace of spades, you wall find that Wert has the king of hearts, so that the contract cannot be made. Your best chance is to play Wert for the ace of spades and therefore you play the king of spades from dummy. The rest is easy. DAILY QUESTION Dealer, at your left, opens with one club and your partner bids one spade. The next player passes, and it is up to you. You have; S-Q 10 7 4 H-K 4 DK Q J 5 C- J 8 2. What do you sa>? ANSWER: Bid three spades You want to be in game if partner has more than minimum strength for his overcall. Your jump raise of an overcall i* highly invitational, but not forcing.
A Local Teenager's View
Stevenson
Obituary
t Water Meeting
Hi' Wt- ■ By Janet Staub
m
WASHINGTON UPI — In-
noted composer, R. Viughn Freda Maxine Brown was terier Secretary Stewart L. Williams, “Let us now praise born September 6th, 1926, the Udall meets today with t h •
daughter of Clarence Brown cabinet level water resource* and Garnett (White! Brown, council to discuss long range She spent her entire lifetime water planning problenus in the
in Greencastle. parched East.
Death overtook Freda just at dawn on Thursday, July 8, 1965 at the Putnam County Hospital at the age of 38 years, 10 months and 2 days. Freda had made her home with her sister, Helen Fender and bro-
ther-in-law, Harley, since 1962. Among the group's members She leaves to mourn her pass- are re p res€n tatives of the Aging, three sisters, Helen, Wil-1 r j cu it ur€i Defense and Health ma and Catherine; three bro-1 E(j uca tion and Wefare depart-
thers-in-law, Harley, Donald and Dale; two nephews, Steven | and Brian; one niece, Teresa; j other relatives and a great host of friends. She had made
famous men.” The anthem concluded with a mighty crescendo, “their bodies are buried in peace but their name liveth for-
evermore ...”
Chicago attorney Edward D. McDougal, Jr., a Stevenson law partner and friend, read from 1 Cor. 15, Rom. 8, and from John 14, Christ * discourse to the disciples: “Let not your heart be troubled ... in my Father's house are many mansions . . . ” The congregation stood and sang “O God Our Help In Ages Past,” and shortly after McGowan's eulogy, joined in "The Battle Hymn of the Republic.” The service ended with the singing of The Star-Spangled
Udall, who heads the council, called the meeting after President Johnson ordered something be done about t h • drought aituation in the Northeast along the Atlantic Coast.
ments.
Banner as the dolorous tolling
of the cathedral s 24,000-pound <lu ^ n 8
“bourdon” bell marked the passing of the pallbearers with
-Tax Sympathy
of the questions correctly or they will not receive their li-
censes.
As of August 1st, drivers taking driving tests in the state of
Indiana will have to answer 80% their burden through the state-
ly north transcept.
Red-coated Marine bandsmen played four "Ruffles and Flourishes,” the 18th century music which signals the arrival of a
personage in U. S.
protocol. Then, as the casket was lifted into the hearse for the drive across towm to Andrews Air Force Base, Md., the strains of “Faith of Our Fath-
ers” sounded.
This will be a great improve-
ment and will probably make promi^e^
the roads and streets of Indiana much safer. But there are some peculiar things about drivers and driving in Indiana. One of which is that Indiana is in the top ten category of having the highest minimum age which a person can obtain an operator's license. Another is that for about the last ten years Indiana has been among the top ten
states for traffic deaths.
Reds Raid
Right now there are over 40,000 people killed annually from automobile accidents. 4,540.000 casualties a year are recorded. The money spent because of these accidents w’ould be enough so that L.B.J. wouldn’t have to create bills to be sure no one in the United States w’ould ever starve or be without the necessities of life. Recent investigations in four major U.S. cities have turned up the fact that 82% of drivers involved in serious accidents that resulted in death for one or more persons have alcohol on their breath or in their blood stream. They must have forgotten the old saying of “if you drive, don't drink, and if you drink, don't drive.” While the harder tests and a higher minimum score will be a big improvement, let's just hope that more improvements will come very soon so that more people will get a chance to enjoy life. DID YOU NOTICE: Many vehicles parking beside the bright yellow curbs.
Preceding her in death were
her mother and father, one
sister and two nephews. God saw you getting weary He did what he thought best He put his arms around you,
Freda
And whispered, “Come and
Rest.”
The Golden Gate stood open just one w-eek ago today. With goodbys left unspoken You gently passed away Beyond the Sunset No clouds shall gather No storms will threaten No fears annoy Oh day of gladness Oh day unending Beyond the Sunset Eternal Joy. She w'as entered to rest on
tax-
ex-
clude information on the payers’ earnings, penses, number of dependents, bank account, and ability to
get a loan.
Taxpayers who fail to pay by Sept. 1, and who cannot persuade the IRS to grant them a further extension, will be billed for what the owe, the spokes-
man said.
Further refusal to pay would lead to the usual “enforced collection” procedures, including as a last resort liens against property, bank accounts, or j paychecks, he said.
4 la hours this morning in conference with outgoing Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor and
Gen. William C. Westmoreland. Saturday. July 10. 1965, at 2:00 commander of American forces p.m. in Forest Hill Cemetery, in Viet Nam. |
■Real Subsidy
Quits Corps Post
care program, which also is on the brink of final congressional
approval.
But opponent* contended It was “socialist.” Sen. John G. Tower, R-Tex., who sponsored
INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Fa- frien(ls neighbors and relatives ther James P. Higgins. Indi- for ^ kindnesS shown us at ana polls, chairman of the board the passing . of our sis te r . Freda
of the Midwest Education
Foundation, Inc., Thursday became the third top official of the Job Corps training center at Camp Atterbury to resign in a month. Father Higgins blamed his resignation on “a difference of
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our most ^ amendment to kill plan, sincere appreciation to our good ^ ..j have never seen a pro .
gram better calculated to bo destructive of incentive than this program. It runs counter to the American way of life.”
Maxine Brown. To everyone for the beautiful floral tributes and all the food that was sent ; to us. We wish also to thank Rev. James Palmer for his consoling message, the pallbearers and the Rector Funeral < Home for all the kindness
opinion concerning general poli- and urid€rs tanding service they cies between myself and other extend€d to all of us .
members of the board” and said he felt the situation "might be injurious to the Job
Corps program."
Helen and Harley Fender Wilma and Donald Moore Catherine and Dale Miller
6 Foist Alarms
Rebuff Charges
WASHINGTON UPI—House
LA MESA. Calif. UPI—This members Thursday defended San Diego suburb recently in- Negro jurist Thurgood Marstalled 60 telephonic fire alarm shall against charges he had boxes on its streets so citizens Communist front associations, could quickly alert firemen. The charges against the j In their first week of opera- H. S. Appeals Court judge,
tion, the call boxes were used named by
MEMBiR FDIC
seven times. Six of the alarms were false, firemen said.
Late Note
LOS ANGELES UPI — The city council's State, County and Federal Affairs Committee i went housecleaning Thursday and found an unsent note congratulating Pierre Salinger on being named an interim U. S. senator last Aug. 5. The council committee disposed of the note because Salinger since lost the seat to Sen.
George Murphy.
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—Tunnel Unites Politics intruded into the day’s festivities, however After driving together through the tunnel to Courmeyeur on the Italian aide, D* Gaulle and Saragat planned to talk about the current crisis in the European Common Market.
Milwaukee Hit By Hail Storm ly Unitad Pran International A violent thunderstorm flung hail at Milwaukee suburbs today and drenched Wisconsin's largest city w’ith more than an inch of rain in little over an
hour.
The storm system over the Midwest w'as breaking up after a night of widespread activity. Winds up to 80 miles an hour screamed through Cairo and Broken Bow in central Nebraska. A severe hail storm rocked Rochester, Minn., with hail-
stones up to 1 inches in dia- nonexisting address, meter. The firemen's alarm was gen- „ ... ... uine, however, when they found Funnel clouds were sighted in . u j u ^ i *. j „ ^ ^ ^ , out somebody had lifted $110 parts of the Dakotas, Nebraska , , ... .... , A ' from their wallets back at the
and Minnesota. A tornado
touched down about five miles 8 atlon
from Cataract, Wis., late . Thursday night but caused only minor damage in the rural
area.
Court
President Johnson
this week to be U. S. solicitor general, were made in a speech prepared for the House by Rep. Joe D. Waggoner Jr., D-La. Waggoner alleged that groups to which he said Marshall belonged had been cited as having Communist connections
Real Alarm
FRESNO, Calif. UPI — The men of the Mid-Valley Fire Department roared out to answer a call Thursday but discovered it was a false alarm from a
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In Memory
In the Southeast, heavy storms continued to break out. A locally heavy cloudburst dumped 4 inches of rain in Springfield, S. C., in a few hours Thursday night.
In loving memory of Elmer E. Stanger, who passed away July 16, 1951. “The years go by, but memories stay, As near and dear as yesterday.” Mr*. Emma Albin Mr. A Mrs. Ferd Staueh and Douglas
DR.
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OPTOMETRIST
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