The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 December 1965 — Page 2
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Wednesday, December 22, 1965
LETTER
EDITOR
To the Editor:
Congratulations to V. A. Y. whose letter you printed in Thursday. December 16th's pa-
Gen. Soglo Takes Over Dahomey COTONOU, Dahomey UPI — The Dahomey army, led by Gen. Christophe Soglo, took complete control of this West African country in an apparently bloodless coup d’etat today. In a proclamation read on Cotonou Radio this morning, Soglo said parliament, local government bodies and all political parties were dissolved, and the constitution suspended. A new constitution would be drawn up as soon as possible, he said. The army under Soglo forced quarrelling President Sourou Migan Apithy and Premier Jus-
THE OARY BAMNEt
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HERALD CONSOLIDATE 24^t S. Jackson St. Grtoncastto, Intf. Buiinnss Phono OL 3-5151 Kiiaboth Rendon Estato, Publisher 5. R. R or id on. Senior Editor Norma Hitt, Gon. Mgr. Jam os B. Zeis. Managing Editor William D. Hooper, Adv. Mgr. Bntarad in the Pool Office at Green. castle. Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1S78. Subscription Prices Haase Del ivory 40c par week Mailed ia Putnam Co. SB.OO per year Outside of Putnam Co. $10.00 per year Outside of Indiane 514.00 per year Bible Thought My soul doth magnify the
tin Ahomadedbe to quit Nov
per. It is certainly refreshing -9 and summoned National As- Lord, and my spirit hath reto find there are still people' scm ^^ r President Tihouri Con- joiced in God my Saviour. Luke who have the courage to stand ; gacou to become provision pres- i 1:46-47.
up against the growing federal ;f, ent.
government. Congacou swore in non-politi-After all, COP and its pro- cal ministers and started drawls simply the organizing * n £ U P a new constitution.
gram
of native citizens to climb onto the federal gravy train. Anyone who takes the time to figure
The Lord is great. His salvation is eternal. His glory is truth and love and dominion.
Soglo had used the power of 113 trust him and praise him his French-trained army to in- f° rever an< ^ ever,
tervene before in the African
THE LBJS’ CARD—This is the Christmas card President and Mrs. Johnson are sending this year. It is a water color scene of the White House as viewed from the East, and is the second of a series of White House scenes Mrs. Johnson has selected for their cards.
20th Session Of U.N. Assembly Is Closed UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. — Fanfani, foreign minister of UPI—The 20th session of the Italy who has played a major General Assembly passed into role in recent purported peace history today with a Christmas feelers from North Viet Nam, prayer by its president for “the sounded adjournment at 2:02 early return of a peace so eag- a.m. EST.
erly awaited.’’
Assembly President Amintore
The assembly ended soon after U. S. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg warned “Hanoi. Peking and the Soviet Union” to heed a resolution approved by a 109-0 vote, with Britain abstaining. condemning all forms of intervention in domestic affairs, including subversion
and terrorism.
Goldberg said the Viet Nam war was a prime example of subversion and covert acts by one government—North Viet Nam—to overthrow another. Goldberg planned a news conference today to sum up the
out what is going on will easily nation. In 1963 he took over as see beyond the rosy glow to the I c hief of government, ousting job - creating, vote b u y i n g Hubert Maga, but.
theme. For in reality, this federal money is our tax dollars. Even now, the administration economists are saying we may
handed back control to the politicians under a new constitution the following January. It was this constitution he sus-
Personal And Gas Company Local News Motes Increases
Women of the Moose will meet this evening at 8:00 p. m.
at the Moose Home.
Reflecting the
Dorcas Class Held Christmas Party
A delicious Christmas meal was enjoyed at Old Trail Inn on Tuesday evening, December 14,
continuing seventeen members of the
of the
!
Christmas
A
exchange was |
growth of the economy oi me Dorcas Class and two guests,
have to raise taxes to meet the Prided today. | thp M(lOSP H ome area which ll serves - lndian a Mary Jenkins and Jane Boesen, co Jof the waTli! Viet "Im 7 The army announcement this * ^ & Water Co. reports a 5.4* attending. A very short busiNo. aAually it’s the cost of the morning said the politicians had j Mrs. Esther Bowman, 203 mcrease in operating revenues ness meeting was held. For the War on Poverty, the cost of silK ' e “ p ho\vn their incapacity! Wood Street, is a patient in the during the past year. Gas and program Mona Harlan gave two putting thousands of people to lead the natioa to better to- Putnam County Hospital. water customers increased by v e r y appropriate more on the federal payroll. 1 morrows, because of their | -rn,. reeular me etine of V F W ! ^ 166 ’ 0 °? .f f . m stories follmved b y P oems - Haven’t you noticed the rising struggles for power against the po8t 1550 Thursdav at I In ltS annUa repul ’ e Christmas gift
coist of living? How about your bes * mt*rests Q f the nation, grocery bill? And who gets Poglo said it was the armys hurt the worst? The person on ®ol v ® crisis.
the fixed income. Didn't we pledged that Dahomey ^ , hear someone sav something ' voldd respect international Church south of Mt. Meridian P iete in g jear. ' e ' a
about this happening with the ; a S reements - r« s P«ot the U.N. I Sunday, Dec. 26 at 2:00 o’clock. P ens « s and taxes of 330,296 Christmas Meeting
increase of federal spending? Charter, and remain totally Come, lets all sing your favo-
committed to its membership of rite hymns.
Uie West African Entente group
The regular meeting of V.F.W. j n annua i report for the christn ; fiscal year ending September enjoyed by all. The door prize
p.m. All members are urge ° j 30, 1965, the utility reports op- was awarded to Louise Bridges. attend ’ j crating revenues of $30,852,124, i At the c]ose ^ group ^ng.
Songfest at New Providence U P SI.586.853 or 5.4% from the Christmas carols.
Fillmore Cub Pack In Meet Fillmore Cub Scout Pack 96 met in the Christian Church Monday evening. All the cubs brought tree decorations they had made themselves and put them on a Christmas tree which was taken to the Ruark Nurs-
ing Home.
Awards were presented to Chris Miller, the wolf badge; Ricky Nichols, a silver arrow;
and Gary Zeiner, a gold arrow Xmerican of the assemWv and two silver arrows. A gift session , rhlch was highlighted
bv an October visit bv Pope
Lowell Seckman. retiring i Trr . j i- ' , . f tl J u ^ Paul VI to deliver an appeal for
peace.
The conference was schedul-
ed for noon EST.
Fanfani said the assembly, which is not scheduled to meet again in regular session until Sept. 20. 1966. carried on this year's work between “a sigh of relief for a truce that has been achieved.” between India and
Kashmir.
and “anxiety over a conflict that still continues” in Viet
Nam.
’’Unfortunately,” he said, “we cannot, on this eve of
of appreciation was presented
to
treasurer of the pack. Herschel Scobee will be the new treasur-
er.
After the singing of carols, a delightful story was read by Rea Zeiner with all the cubs doing the actions. Cookies and punch were served by the den mothers.
County Hospital Dismissed Tuesday: Leon Tippin, Bainbridge James Sexton, Cloverdale Alma Puff. Knightsville Barbara White, Greencastle Ella Headley, Greencastle
Births:
It was announced by George
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hood, Pyke, cubmaster, that the pack
Greencastle, Route 4, a boy, would be rechartered in Janu- Pa ^ i '' tan concerning
Tuesday. 1 ary, and that the Fillmore
’ Lions Club would pay for each 1 boy’s subscription to Boy’s Life
?n Memory when the pack rechartered. The
In memory of
Of course, they called him an
extremist.
Well, V. A Y.. I’m with you.
Lions Club is the sponsoring
Eva Eggers organization for Fillmore Cubs. Christmas, repoit that peace
Is Held By Club
The New Maysville Commun-
annual Her tears are in the falling rain,
who passed away two year* ago
Dec. 24.
She’s somewhere in the sunlight
strong,
Southeast
Card of Thanks
were up 4.9%
Net income amounted to $3,475,358. an increase of $252,-
of states ,to the African and The Fillmore Instrumental 970 over the previous year. This ity Club held their
If there is a need for nersnn, in Malagasy ’common Organiza- and Choral Department will was equal to $2.00 per share Christmas meeting at the Bark-1 she calls me in the wind’s soft
11 mere 1- a neea lor per. ons m (QCAM. and to the Or- pre?ent its annual ‘* Ha PPy Holi ' based on l- 7 38.852 shares out- er Hotel in Roachdale. The hos-i song, TT-it-.j days Concert,” this evening at standing at year-end. compared tesses were Mrs. Arthella Hig-1 ... , , | 7:00 in the Fillmore gymnas-.to $1.89 per share in 1964 on gins, Mrs. Helen Bennington And with the flowers she comes tbe J oa S
ium. ^ 1,704,883 shares. and Mrs. Madonna Barker. This a & ain -
Revenues from the sale of was a carry-in dinner for
our community who. due to circumstances beyond their control, need to receive additional help, let’s organize self-help groups here and do our own spending for charity and cut the middle-man and his cost out. “Every man shall receive
Thanks to all the friends, neighbors and members of the Eastern Star for all their continued visits, beautiful get well cards and floral contributions
has returned Asia.” Fanfani pointed out that disarmament was a dominant feature of the 20th assembly ses-
sion.
ganization
(OAU).
Dahomey, with a coastline of only 78 miles but stretching 437 miles up into the heartland of Africa, is squeezed between the vast expanse of Africa and the
from
his own reward according to his sma11 8tat * of To S°- Dahomey
own labour.” 1 Corinthians 3:8.
B F P
nniversaries
Weddings
achieved Independence France Aug. 1, 1960,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sargent and children, Laura, Chris, Ricky and Carolyn of Indianapolis were supper guests of ; their grandparents, Mr. and
SANTO DOMINGO UPI — ; Mrs - Artie Boswell Saturday
Mr and Mrs. Terry Rowan, : Gunfire echoed through the evening, Dec. 18.
Violence Flares In Santo Domingo
The Putnam County Board of Health office will be open
pitalization and passing on of our loved one, D. Louise Sulli-
our Yon bird is but her messenger, van Words cannot evnress our
41.8 billion cubic feet of gas, in husbands and friends. After a The moon is but her silver car; ■ P ■
CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank tha nurses, nurse aids, Dr. Lett. Dr, Wiseman. Dr. Steele. Dr. Schau-
mornines^onlv December 27th I the 78 communities served ' ac * de,icious meal the Chlb mem ': Yea! sun and moon are sent by Zeds' mornings only December 2an| counted for 92% of total rev _ bers were called to order and ; , ^ aeeaa -
appreciation for all your kind weeker and the people who sent
flowers and cards while I was
through December 31st. January 3rd, 1966, the office wall be open on the usual schedule.
streets of the strife-tom Domin- 1
Lafayette, three years today,
December 22. : vj. owue-vura xwjiiui-i cloverdale P. T. O. meeting Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wood, cap ' tal Tu6 * day IU * :ht and wall be held on Thursday Dec.
early today on the fourth day 23 at 1;15 p . ^ ^ new
of an outbreak of sporadic vi-
6 North Central, 27 years to
day, Dec. 22.
toll
NOTICE The Office of Lawrence R. Jones, M.D. CLOSED December 24 thru January 2nd
p. m.
gym. The Christmas program will start at 2:15. Santa Claus will arrive between the mcet-
olence which has taken a
of at least 29 lives.
There was no Immediate re- ing and program,
port of new casualties or of heavy fighting. So far as was known, no U. S. troops were involved in the overnight fir-
ing.
Union leaders agreed Tuesday to postpone a threatened "general strike” for 72 hours to give Provisional President Rector Garcia Godoy time to in-
How do you measure success? Your appearance adds a lot. Old Reliable White Clean-
ers.
enues. 3.9 billion gallons of the roll call was taken. The water, served in seven of these secretary’s report was read. A same communities accounted for short business session was the other 8% of revenues. conducted. The entertainment Approximately three-fourths j committee led by Mrs. Higgins of the gas revenues were de- : ask the group to sing the “Batrived from the company’s 115,-1 tie Hym of the Republic” and 500 residential and 14.900 com- she also read the Christmas mercial customers. j Story. Mrs. Helen Bennington gave some contests and then
she and Mrs. Madonna Barker ask us to play Bingo. There were fifteen members and their
honored him in 1954 as best present. A good time teacher and again in 1962 as was en joyed by all. most popular teacher, Dr. ^ “
Bieber has served as a member of the Faculty Committee on Faculty, the Graduate Council and, a reflection of his continuing interest in athletics, as a
And every wistful, waiting star. Sadly missed by daughter and son.
—Prof. Bieber
HOUSE OF CARDS
KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI)— A “house of cards” is being built here to help topple world-
On any given day of the year,
member of the Faculty Board . wide misunderstanding, on Athletics. i People-to-People, a non-prof-
it organization promoting in-
Pursuit of his academic field led Dr. Bieber to international! research on Paleozoic rock in
more than 300 billion gallons France, Great Britain and Aus-
vestigate the air force attack j of Mississippi River water flow ; tria in 1955 and around the
on rebel leaders in Santiago past New Orleans on
temational communications, has logged the names of letter exchange correspondents on more than 150,000 index cards filling
Sunday.
to the Gulf.
JUST THE RIGHT GIFT... LET HIM CHOOSE IT HIMSELF PICK ONE UP TODAY AND if SANTA SLIPPED ... if your gift is th« wrong six* . . . color . . . just plain wrong . Never mindl We'll exchange it . . . gladly. Just bring Santa's '"slips" hero for a cheerful exchange. CANNON'S Clothiers of Men and Boys Since 1891
on the Great Barrier Reef of
Australia, in 1963.
the way I world, with particular emphasis j * lts hea< ?*
T>L e ^ quarters here. People-to-People
volunteer workers match the letter writers from the United
Prior to the summer of 1965 ! States and 122 foreign lands at Dr. Bieber had spent summer j tbe rate of 4.000 a month. sessions participating in geo- i
logical study with several of the nation’s outstanding geol-
ogists in Wyoming, Idaho and; BOSTON (UPI)—Though a the Lake Superior region. | person can survive on only six
John J. Sullivan, husband
Mrs. Norma Gray & Mrs. Carl Lester,
daughters
In the hospital. Wishing all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Lucille Allen
THE FAMOUS FISHER QUINTUPLETS, now 27 months old, cavort with a calf on the family farm near Aberdeen, S.D. From left: Cathy, Margie (bending down), Maryann (rear), ■Timmy, Maggie. (Copyright 1965, The Curtis Publishing Company).
WATER AND WASTE
MURPHY THE SKATE SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI)
Dean Murphy, 20. a University
To prevent stocking snags created by worn or cracked shoe linings, smooth a plastic bandaid over the worn lining.
RECTOR FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICI RHONE Ol 3-4410
DR. F. M. BURNS CHIROPRACTOR Mon. thru Fri. 9-12 1-5 Mon., Tues., Thurs. Evenings 7-9 CLOSED SATURDAYS Phone Ol 3-5814 South Jackson 4 Sense* Orrvo
He was a member of Sigma pints of water per day, Ameri- of Washington student recently Xi, the American Geophysical cans are using an average of was cited for running a stop Union, the American Associa- 150 gallons daily in their homes, ; sign while operating a conveytion for the Advancement of according to the Massachusetts ance in the city streets. He was Science, the Indiana Academy Audubon Society. . riding a skateboard,
of Sciences, and a Fellow of the Geological Society of America. In Greencastle he served as a member of the city’s Planning Board, concerned himself with the Wabash Valley flood control program and conservation in w r est-central Indiana. He was a member of Gobin Methodist
Church and of Kiwanis.
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WAGONS, TRICYCLES SLEDS, ETC. ALSO TREE ORNAMENTS. CLOSED 5 p.m. Christmas Eve.
Thursday, December 23rd BIG CHRISTMAS TEEN DANCE Featuring the SIR RALEIGHS and the REGENTS
ARMORY 7:30 to 11:00 P.M. School Dross Admission $1.00 First twenty paid admissions half-price
Holiday Schedule DOUBLE DECKER DRIVE IN 1058 Indianapolis Road Friday, Dec. 24th Close 7:00 p.m. Christmas Eve Saturday, Dec. 25th Closed All Day Christmas Day Monday, Dec. 27th Close 8:00 p.m., Our Christmas Party All Schedules Other Than Noted Above Remain As Usual. We Wish You e Very Merry Christmas And a Happy New Year. DOUBLE DECKER DRIVE IN
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