The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 August 1965 — Page 3
Workman Killed MISHAWAKA—UPI— Vernon Arkins, 46, Mishawaka, was killed Sunday when he was crushed by a falling steel scaffold at the Mishawaka Steel Fabricating Co. Authorities said the man was directing the moving of the scaffolding when a retaining ■ chain snapped and allowed it to fall.
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Monday, August 9, 1965
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By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D.
NOW’S THE TIME TO CHECK WIRING Summertime is the time to have electrical wiring checked and repaired. THE INDIANA FARM SAFETY COUNCIL warns you not to starve your electric servants — make sure your wiring meets today’s needs.
Capt. Robert Poor of 108 Northwood Blvd., Greencastle, gives Maj. Charles P. Keller of 2218 Virginia Avenue, Muncie, a hand into the 20-man life raft during water survival training for air crew members of the 72nd Troop Carrier Squadron at the Northside Junior High School pool in Columbus. Should any of the men of the 72nd ever have to “ditch’’ their C-119 Flying Boxcar in the ocean, one of these rafts is thrown clear for their survivals. Crew members are required to take the water survival course every year as the 72nd regularly flies over-water missions for the Air Force. The 72nd is the flying arm of the 931st Troop Carrier Group now conducting its two-week annual active duty training at Bakalar Air Force Base, Columbus, Indiana. The Group maintains a constant state of combat readiness to perform its misison: para-drop of troops and supplies. This unit, along with the other two Groups of the 434th Troop Carrier Wing, reported overnight for active duty during the 1962 Cuban crisis. Currently, volunteer aircrews of the 434th Troop Carrier Wing ara assisting Military Air Transport Command and Tactical Air Command on logistical missions in the continental United States, Puerto Rico, Greenland and Alaska.
“To be involved in the conservation and development of God’s gift of natura' resources is a duty that helps secure the future. It is an involvement in growth that cannot be shirked . . . From "Challenges of Growth,” publication jf the National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts.
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"Agriculture is the most healthful, the most useful, and the most honorable employment I of man.” — George Washington.
dent Gaullist and now one of the French president's most trusted confidants, has been
By JOSEPH W. GRIGG Diplomats have been asking: given red carpet treatment by PARIS UPI — The junket Was he or wasn’t he sent on a Chinese Communist authorities.
Foreign News Commentary
through Communist China by Viet Nam peace mission for French Culture Minister Andre President Charles de Gaulle? Malraux is producing a lot of The 63 year old Malraux, a diplomatic fall out. former Communist turned ar-
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He has hobnobbed with top
officials in Pekin.
He has been making a pilgrimage to shrines of the Communist revolution in remote
areas of the country.
E Inevitably the impression has = gotten around that his mission E is a top drawer one and that it = | can only concern the Viet Nam E conflict, in which it is known De Gaulle sees himself ultimately in the role of mediator. First official French explanations were less than convincing. It was said Malraux was on a private cruise for his health, that his ship broke down at
between the West and Communist countries, and the French are preparing to hold a trade exhibition in Peking. But there is no warmth in the relationship. France’s ambassador to Peking, Lucien Paye, rarely gets to see top Chinese leaders and when he does see them they tell him little he does not know from reading the official Com-
National Window Opinion
By LYLE WILSON
United Press International The Republican leadership of the U. S. Senate has an opportunity to score on the great so- ; ciety in the forthcoming debate i of compulsory unionism. Up for action will be repeal of section 14-B of the Taft-Hart-
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munist press.
It seems almost certain that | ^ Act Section 14-B provides the main purpose of Malraux’s | s t ates shall not be detrip is to see whether some real | P rived of their right to outlaw warmth cannot be injected into compulsory unionism if they are the relationship between the ! 50 minded. This right was not two countries. Malraux, as a conferred on the states by Taftformer Communist who helped Hartley, which was enacted in the Chinese Communists in the The right of each state to early days of their struggle for compulsory unionism
_ ^ power 40 years ago, and who v 'ithin 'ts borders is implicit in E 1 Hong Kong and that he took knows many of the present day the u - s - Constitution. E the opportunity to do some pri- leaders personally, seemed an Labor Demands Repeal E vate touring in the footsteps of ideal choice for .such a mission. The House voted last week to
E Marco Polo in the interior of It is doubtful he was in- repeal 14-B in response to de- c oior, religion or national ori-
China. structed to do any specific ne- mands of organized labor. The &in Later, French officials con- gotiating on Viet Nam. But it Democratic leadership of the ceded there was more to it obviously could not have failed House surrendered unconditionthan this diplomatic cover up to come up in his talks in Pe- ally to the labor demand. La-
king. * j b 01- bosses insisted that reI peal be accomplished without Connecticut is the fourth New I trimmings of any kind, such
ell, D-N. Y. of the House Labor Committee brought the repealer to the House floor under what became known as the Powell gag rule. This meant the repealer was not subject to amendment of any kind. Therein lies the opportunity for the Senate Republican leadership to get up off the floor and make a fight of it. The Democratic majority in Powell’s committee rejected six amendments offered by the Republicans to protect minority rights of members of compulsory unionism. The nature of these amendments is not generally known.
They are as follows:
GOP Amendments Offered —Forbid a union to deny of limit membership or apprenticeship on account of race,
Readers Are Asking . . . WHAT is the cause of the safe home remedies are in stomach noises and rumblings | vogue in all parts of th« that seem so embarrassingly country.
The stereophonic sounds of borborygmus is usually of social rather than medical significance. Yet, a sustained period of such annoyances should be thoroughly studied for the possibility of some important
underlying cause.
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Is heart disease hereditary? The question perhaps need* clarification before an answer can be given to relieve anxiety rather than magnify it. There are some heart conditions which are present at birth. These are congenital defects produced by some malformation during the pregnancy. Heart disease is rarely a fa-
milial tendency.
Too often children of parents who have had heart attacks, spend their lives in unnecessary fear that they, too, will inevitably have the same affliction. The unhappy consequence of
amounts of air if they force such fears is that people live themselves to belch or take their lives expecting a disease deep sighing breaths. that probably will never occdh Also, there are some intes- All people must necessarily tinal disorders that can cause have parents and family who the noises. In these cases other have had some kind of major symptoms accompany the bor- j illness during their lifetime, borygmus. The most disastrous aftermath Simple eating rules can usu- of such illnesses can be the imally prevent air swallowing.! print of fear it leaves on the Eat slowly. Pause occasionally, sensitive minds of younger Avoid the unacceptable habit of j members of the family, talking while chewing. I Heart disease is rarely ever Eat smaller amounts at more hereditary, frequent intern als. Inhaling the! While Dr. Coleman cannot smoke of cigarettes, pipes and undertake to ansicer individual cigars while drinking after din- letters, he will use readers? ner coffee further induces the questions in his column whenswallowing of air. ever possible and when they There are some mild charcoal are of general interest. Address medications that relieve the dis- your letters to Dr. Coleman ti» comfort of gas bubbles. Many care of this newspaper.
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loud ? What can be done to
avoid them?
The technical name is in itself a rumbling sound, bor-
borygmus.
The noises like distant thun-
der always seems to occur while in a pleasant, quiet atmosphere. It can be embar-
rassing.
The noises are caused by air that is trapped in the intestine. A
small amount of air is normally swallowed while eating or
drinking.
Sometimes an excessive amount of air is unconsciously swallowed if eating, talking and drinking are carried on at a fast pace at the same time. Some people swallow large
story.
Basically, It seems, D e Gaulle has been deeply disappointed by the results so far of
England state—and fifth in the as amendments to protect work-
his attempts to cultivate the nation—to achieve freedom from ers against outrageous violaChinese Communists. brucellosis, the costly livestock tions of minority rights. And It was in January of last disease that can be transmitted that is how it was done.
! year that the French leader j shook his allies by recognizing the Peking regime. A little over a year ago the two countries exchanged ambas- ; sadors. But that's about as far as it has gone. There have been visits by j trade and cultural missions in I the normal pattern of relations
to humans as undulant fever.
—Prohibit the use of union dues or assessments for political purposes not directly connected with the union’s statutory function as a bargaining
agent.
—Forbid a union to fine or otherwise to penalize a member for exercising any right guaranteed to all citizens by the
Chairman Adam Clayton Pow- 1 U. S. Constitution
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Burned Seriously JASONVILLE, Ind. UPI — Eight-year-old Lisa Landis was burned seriously Thursday when a match she dropped into a well shaft set off an explosion. Authorities said the match touched off fumes from gasoline which her father, Gerry Landis, had poured into the well previously. Lisa was hospitalized at Linton.
MOTOR VEHICLES ARE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of accidental death to farm residents says THE INDIANA FARM SAFETY COUNCIL. Observe the rules of the road and “Keep Safe and Alive in ’65.”
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