The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 September 1965 — Page 3
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Miss Indiana Near Winner
Purdue Farm Expert Is Dead
Maey ordered the execution f acarcely dried off during the carried out one hour before entire period.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. UPI FRANKFORT UPI — Serv- — Miss Indiana came within ices were planned today for two notches of winning the Lewis Stewart, 62, nationally 1966 Miss America crown Sat- known farm expert and former urday night. Purdue University athlete, who
Eileen Mary Smith, 18, Indi-; died Saturday,
anapolis, who won a prelimi- A director of the National nary talent contest Wednesday Hampshire Swine Association,
Stewart was graduated from
Purdue in 1925 and later spent 17 years teaching school.
Choose Handley For Texas Talk WESLACO. Tex. UPI — Former Indiana Gov. Harold Handley was selected to be the main speaker at the Lower Rio
of
night to give herself a big boost to consideration for the crown, wound up as second runnerup to Deborah Bryant, 19-year-old Miss Kansas.
The third-place victory came in 1924
after Miss Smith survived the competition by being chosen for the top 10, then stayed alive by remaining among the final five with the entries from Kansas, Mississippi, Florida and Wis-
consin.
Miss Mississippi was first
runnerup.
In the final test on stage be-
fore a nation-wide television G ran( j e Valley Chamber audience. Miss Smith was asked Commerce here Sept. 27. a question about problems of officials said the romer Readjustment when she moved publican chief executive was four >ears ago from New selected for the address beJersey to Indiana. cause of a speech he made to bhe mentioned the Hoosier £b e Alabama State Chamber accent it was necessary to be- 0 f Commerce earlier this year. come used to, and compliment-
ed the state for a “fine educa-
tional system.’’
Third-place finish won for the Hoosier girl $4,100 in scholarships. She said the plans to enroll at Butler University in Indianapolis next January and at Columbia University next
fall.
The finish was the best for a Miss Indiana since Carol Mitchell of Rochester was first runnerup in 1952.
daylight as penalty for the slaying of Robert Mopps, 38, Richmond, a service station at-
tendant.
Pruett was found guilty of first-degree murder. He was j also charged in the death of Roy Waskom, 45, Richmond. Both men were shot to death during a robbery June 10 which netted the thief about $100. Macy set the execution for fthe Indiana State Prison at Michigan City. The case had been sent to
As a result some areas in the far south received more than three inches of precipitation and others nearly as far north as Indianapolis got more than
two inches.
Totals included Evansville
Finds Criticism New Experience
While in college, Stewart was Randolph County on a change an all-conference football tackle of venue from Wayne County>
Cut Army Posts
DAMASCUS, Syria UPI — The two top posts in the Syrian
Army no longer exists.
A decree published Sunday abolished the posts of army commander in chief and deputy commanders in chief and delegated powers of the two offices to Defense Minister Lt. Col.
Mahdouh Jaber.
WASHINGTON UPI— Crit- figures showing that OEO cism is a new exeprience for sa ved the taxpayers $182,000 by Robert Sargent Chriver Jr., the furnishing its office more mod-
3.20. Cincinnati 2.70, Louisville energetic Kennedy clan member estly than government regula2.48, Spencer 2.37, Bedford 2.20, i who heads President John- t j ons p erm it. Petersburg 2.65 and Shoals 9° n * M ar On Poverty. What really irks Shriver is 218. ! During the years he was the vague statement he encounIndianapolis recorded 1.01 building the Peace Corps into ters from time to time in newsinches, but most of the north- the nation’s most popular gov- paper editorials and columns ern half had little or none, ernment agency, the handsome, that the joverty program is “in There was no measurable rain- 49-year-old Shriver enjoyed a trouble.” fall at Lafayette, South Bend steady diet of praise. Thus his
or Fort Wayne. 1 skin has not yet thickened to It was the gloomiest week- the degree generations of pubend in many months downstate, j lie servants have found neceshowever, and any soil moisture I sary for survival in official
shortages remaining in that Washington,
area where precipitation this ! Normally one of the most af-,
summer has been unusually f a bi e of men Shriver grew red- ces Minor ’ of New York Unigenerous were wiped out by the faced with anger during an versit y- told Auburn University latest soaking showers. hour-long interview when I ask- elementary education conferees.
The method of teaching rec-
, davenport in this whole build i ing,” he said, referring to the!
; drab, eighty-story commercial j j office building OEO has leased. w;_:* c He pulled out a freshly pre- * *
pared chart, and pointed to | BUDAPEST UPI — Janos
has Kadar, first secretary of the
’he Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana
Monday, September 13, 1965
Hungarian Communist Party Central Committee, and his wife returned Sunday from a Yugoslav vacation during which they visited Yugoslav President Tito.
ON THEIR OWN
AUBURN. Ala. (UPI) — Elementary school children should be permitted to find their own ways of analyzing problems and evalutaing solutions, Dr. Fran
Father of Five To Die Jan. 11
dershowers were expected this afternoon and tonight over the state. By Tueseday, the showers will have run their course temporarily and the day will be
^ p j partly cloudy, forecasters said.
State Is Soaked By United Press International
The last remnants of Hurri-
cane Betsy spread a full dreary i from an assembly building to weekend of soaking rain on the the moon-launch area at Mersouthern half of Indiana. But ritt Island, Fla. is nearing cornupstate areas missed the heavy pletion. A 2,800-ton crawler-
Additional showers or thun- ed hj m a bout some of the charg-
CRAWL BEFORE YOU FLY NEW YORK UPI — A three-mile “space access highway” that will be used to trans- ; port NASA’s Saturn V rocket
es that have been leveled lately ; at his office of Economic Op-
portunity OEO.
He said the war on poverty is j going great guns. If anyone has a contrary impression, he add- | ed, “It’s because the press tends 1
to magnify the difficulties and ; grea t as ignore the accomplishments of Heat 4
the $1.5 billion-a-year pro-
gram.”
Shriver heatedly denied charges that OEO is a gigantic boondoggle, that its top executives are quitting in droves because of his policies, that Job
ommended by
Dr. Minor:
“learning through discovery.” Children taught by this method move forward as they discover
patterns in life, she said.
transporter operated by Bendix Corps camps are a turmoil of
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Gets Contract WASHINGTON UPI — Yost Construction Co., Decatur, Ind., was announced as winner of a $736,192 contract from the Army Corps of Engineers Saturday. The money is to be used for relocation of a country road for the Huntington Reservoir southeast of Huntington, Ind.
New Courses BLOOMINGTON UPI — Indiana University has devised a program of nine semester courses leading to a certificate in labor education. The new’ program, sponsored by the Indiana AFL-CIO and its local affiliates, has been started at key industrial centers around the state. Officials said the program is being conducted at Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, Anderson and Muncie.
WINCHESTER UPI—James
Pruett, 28, Liberty, father of , September showers,
five children, was sept'r ■ The sun failed to shine personnel will carry the rocket undisciplined youths and that | water. Pour over puffed cereal, die next Jan. 11 in the electric throughout the weekend over and its mobile launcher at a OEO is squandering money on stirring until all kernels are
speed of one mile per hour over a high-salaried bureaucracy and j evenly coated. Press into greasthe specially constructed road, a plush Washington headquar- ed 8-inch square pan; sprinkle
ters. with flaked or shredded coco-
Russ Appeal To India, Pakistan MOSCOW UPI — The Soviet government made yet another appeal today for “the immediate ending of military actions” between India and Pakistan — the third such appeal in five days. A statement issued by the official Tass news agency said the Soviet government “is seriously alarmed” by the march of events and again calls on India and Pakistan “to display reason.” It said an expansion of th* conflict “will invariably create new problems which may turn out to be even more difficult of solution.” “The settlement of the conflict is primarily the concern of India and Pakistan, but in the situation that is taking shape much depends also on other states,” the statement said. "All states must exert efforts to extinguish the conflict and stop the bloodshed between India and Pakistan. “The Soviet government reminds that it is ready to provide its good offices in this matter if, naturally, both sides should wish that"
FISH ARE CURIOUS, APPARENTLY—Scores of small fish nuzzle up to Sealab ITs porthole some 200 feet beneath the Pacific off La Jolla, Calif., where 10 aquanaunts are living.
“This is that ‘luxurious headquarters’ you keep reading about,” he said, an edge of bitterness creeping into his voice. With a W’ave of his arm he invited inspection of his own office. It lacked the carpets, draperies, davenports, easy chairs and other status items usually found in the offices of high federal officials. "There’s not a carpet or a
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GRAZIN’ THRU THE RYE j ATHENS. Ga. UPI — Rye for grazing purposes now oc- | cupies about 240.000 acres of Georgia land. The University of Georgia extension service says this represents a 100 per cent Increase in acreage during the past 10 years.
•’INSTANT MEDICINE” - A nurse in New York goes through the routine ot ordering drugs and prescriptions in a new way—by computer. The typewriter-size terminal la linked to an electronic data processing system. Ry pushing buttons she can have a doctor's drug order printed at the pharmacy, complete with label. The system was demonstrated to the American Hospital Association in San Francisco.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH of ac-tress-singer Dorothy Dandridge (above), whose nude body was found on bathroom floor of her apartment in Hollywood, is being investigated by Los Angeles authorities. This photo was made as the 41-year-old performer prepared to leave Mexico City . for Hollywood on Sept. 7.
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