The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1965 — Page 3

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Elkhart Schools Will Receive Federal Aid INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Elk- Middlebury, Roosevelt, and hart schools Monday became Strong Schools, with a total of the first Indiana educational 1,372 pupils to be given the ex-

system to qualify for a federal j tra assistance grant to aid the ed-! the ucation of children from low in-

come families.

Indiana Supt. of Public Instruction William E. Wilson said that he and Dr. Aaron T. Lindley, director of federal assistance in this state for the new legislation, and Lindley's assistant, Benjamin Rice, had

assistance beyond what present school budget

would permit.

Of these, 1,199 are pupils of the public schools and 173 are parochial school pupils who come under supervision of one of the four public schools for the extra training and guidance. Among factors used by the

approved the application from school officials in determining the Elkhart schools. where the work was needed, in The grant is for S43.641, addition to low income, were which is to be used in remedial j the higher number of withprograms in reading, speech drawals and dropouts, more and hearing training, pre-school visits by attendance officers training, increased guidance and more unpaid book rentals, and counseling, among other Wilson said the matter of apservices. The program involves! proving the applications “is both public and parochial mostly a home decision with schools. very little restraint from the The detailed plan outlined by federal government. Local the Elkhart public school sys- schools have almost free rein tern calls for the grant to be except of course we will not spent on programs at Lincoln, allow any boodoggling.’’

Two Charged In Arson - Murder TROY, NY. UPI — Two brothers who helped carry the bodies of nine children from a burned-out building last year were charged with setting the fire that killed them. Police said John M. Kilduff, 24. a machine operator, and his brother, George, 22, a truck driver, were known in this upstate community as “fire buffs,” who frequently helped firemen at fires. They were arrested at the scene of a fire Saturday. The brothers were charged with first degree murder and first degree arson in the fire last year, and third degree arson in Saturday’s fire. Police said the K i 1 d u f f s watched for three hours as the home of Napoleon B. Sousie burned Feb. 29, 1964. Then they helped remove the bodies of Sousie’s grandchild and eight of his 18 children. The children ranged in age from two to 18.

Does Not Plan To Quit Post ST. PAUL, Minn. UPI — Minnesota Insurance Commissioner Cyrus Magnusson says he doesn’t plan to resign, as requested by Gov. Karl Rolvaag, despite federal charges he was involved in a huge insurance fraud. Magnusson was asked to resign by Rolvaag after the commissioner and 16 other persons | were indicted by a federal j grand jury Friday on charges j of $4 million fraud involving ! the American Allied Insurance Co. of St. Paul. After reviewing the indictment, Rolvaag requested Mag-

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Five Crewmen Lost Overboard DUBLIN. Ireland UPI—Five crewmen of the Norwegian destroyer Bergen were' washed overboard in mountainous seas off the north coast of Ireland Monday, the Irish Navy reported. The Bergen, a former British destroyer, radioed the Irish naval station at Haulbowline Reo that she was searching an area bout 25 miles north of Portrush in northern Ireland, for the lost men. Several other ships were reported hurrying to the scene but hope of finding the five men alive was reported remote because of fierce westerly gales and mountainous seas.

Negroes Apply For Vote Rights LINCOLNTON, Ga. UPI — More than 20 negroes applied for voter registration rights Monday and were tentatively approved. If they meet residency and other requirements, they will be able to vote for Georgia’s next governor and a U.S. senator in September 1966. County authorities received the Negro applicants, the first in a new voter registration campaign, without incident. Authorities pointed out that books have always been open to Negroes for registration.

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nusson to resign "immediately.” Rolvaag's letter said the governor wanted the resignation so that public confidence in insurance matters could be restored. v. “The criminal matter now pending in the federal court will, of course, be determined in that proceeding and I make no prejudgment in that regard,” Rolvaag wrote. Magnusson said to reporters afterward, "I can tell you without equivocation, I have no intention of resigning. I have done nothing wrong. A man is presumed innocent until proven guilty.” The indictment charged that the withdrawal of some $4 million since 1961 “Through various devices” led to American Allied's insolvency. The indictments contain 11 counts of mail fraud, wire fraud and conspiracy. Among those indicted are insurance men from four states and 15 insurance companies.

Tuesday, November 2, 1965

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

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In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister Thelma Ruth (Williams) Devitt who | passed away seven years ago Oct. 29, 1958. They say time heals all sorrow And helps us to forget, But time so far has only proven How much we miss you yet. God gave us strength to face the grief j And courage to face the blow | But what it meant to lose you I No one will ever know. Sadly missed by Dad, Mother, Sisters and Brothers. The Ernest Williams Family.

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In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother Thelma Ruth (Williams) Devitt who passed away seven years ago Oct. 29, 1958. She silently slipped thru an open Gate at the end of the road, Through which each must go alone And there is a light we can not see Our Father claims his own. Beyond the gate our loved one finds happiness and rest And there is comfort in the thought that a loving God knows best. Sadly missed by children and grandchildren Larry, Ernest Lee, Phylisss, Ron and Susie.

Shown here is the gourmet department that Mrs. Warren Mishlor, 105 Fair view, and son Richara are watching with eager eyes. Shown also are Airs. Tom Massingale and son Phillip from R. R. 1, Danville. Mrs. Mishler says, “this delicatessen is the most.

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THK U.S. AIR FORCE, according to a report from Washington. is currently recruiting 1.000 additional dogs for use in the U.S. Sentry Canine Corps, All of the new Air Force pooches are German shepherds and not, as you might suppose, Skye terriers. i • t In taking a census of the 15.000 elephants in Kenya's Tsavo Game Park the enumerators are splashing pink paint on the pachyderms as they count ’em. And that's the sober truth! ; ; ; Beer is often used in treating the hair. It also sometimes goes to a bald-pated man's head, too. ! ? » Grandpa ppy Jenkins says that wTienever his old sailor pals start talking about the big sea storms they encountered

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