The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1966 — Page 4

Thursday, March 31, 1966

MKHANKAl ASnONOMB-Th* Bketcfa (upper) fflustrates the operation at the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory, a mechanical astronomer scheduled for March 28 launching at Capa Kenna^y. NASA's breakdown sketch (lower) shows Its various parts. The OAO Is 10 fast kufc weighs StOOO pounds, and Is one of tbs moot advanced at unmanned Us sown tahacopio ayes will peer at stars never before seen from Earth bei of atampham IK win orbit 800 miles out. Solar panels open to a 21-foot opu.

ffovsft Presses for Dunes Dark WASHINGTON UPI — Rep. J. Edward Rouefa, D-Ind., said Wednesday the proposed national park at the Indiana Dunes would be a “definite incentive to the total economic development of Northern Indiana.” It would compliment the nearby deep-water port at Bums Ditch, he said. Roush also blasted opponents unwilling to compromise on the port-park issue. “The noisemakers are trying to persuade people that a national lakeshore park would ‘hamper economic development’ . . . that this is basically an economic fight beneen Illinois and Indiana,”

Roush said.

In a prepared statement, he chatged that “Any ‘fight’ at present is rea&y between those who seek economic and recreational opportunities for a better and those whose selfish interests fores them to oppose a program they have not

evaluated.”

His Illinois reference was to Sen. Paul H. Douglas, D-HL, who originally opposed establishment of a port at Bums Ditch and charged it would prevent the proposed park from becoming reality. But Douglas later joined with ImliBna Sens. Vance Hhrtke and Birch B&yh, Jr., both Democrats, In a compromise which included both the port and park in the rivers and harbors bill passed In Congress last year. Roush said he would propose amendments to the measure at House Interior Subcommittee hearing April 4 offered by ‘concerned and informed citi sens” for his bill authorizing establishment of the park. The subcommittee was scheduled to hold four days at hearings on

tiie measure.

MOTE INTEREST HOLLYWOOD UPI — Angie Dickinson and David Janssen will play the love Interest in “The American Dream” at

Warner Bros.

Some 60,000 of handicapped children are presently striving to meet the needs of approximately 5,000,000 such children of school age, a number far under the 200,000 trained teachers needed to do an efficient job, says the Easter Seal Society.

Queen Elizabeth of Britain was coronated Jan. 15, 1959.

Auto Hits Pump, Damage $20,000 j

MICHIGAN CITY UPI — A car smashed into a gasoline pump at an Indiana Tol l Road service area near here early today, causing damage in ex-

cess at. 820,0001 The two occupants of the ear fled on foot but were later picked up and taken to LaPorte County Jail for questioning. he gasoline pump burst into flames and three cars were damaged and a fourth destroyed. Police said the car, owned by Sam Evans, Chicago, was pulled up to the pump when the brakes grabbed and it swerved into the pump. The car then struck a light pole and rolled into the parking lot where it side swiped a second car. The light pole fell on a third car and flames from the burning pump destroyed a fourth car. There were no injuries.

Red Says No talinist Past

MOSCOW UPI—A ranking Communist party official says Russia will never return to Its Stalinist past, but noted that much good had been accom-

plished Airing the 80-year reign of the late dictator. Nikolai Yegorychev, chief of the Moscow Communist Party Organization, made the statement during the second day of the week-long 23rd Soviet Communist Party Congress. Excerpts of his speech were quoted by the official Soviet news agency Tass. It was the first mention of the name of Josef V. Stalin at the Communist conclave. It was seen as a continuing effort by the new Kremlin leadership to give a more objective account of the evils and accom-

plishments of Stalin's one-man rule, but not to give him fun rehabilitation. This trend was begun after Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev was unseated in October, 1964. Khrushchev had launched the de-Stalinization campaign at the 20th congress in 1956. Diplomatic observers have noted that during its 17-month rule, the post-Khrushchev leadership also had dropped ths rocket-rattling and extravagant boasts of the ex-premier for a more busines-Uke approach to Russia’s foreign and domestic problems.

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Abilities Plus Practice Give Voice To A Career

ABsb 8wMt as m bora mtale, and ho has a career la radio and TV commercials, a field that has a wtds appeal tor many aspirants. Known as tiw “man at 1,000 voices,” Swift Is to constant to givo the proper •‘personality’* to aa endless stream at products.

He has been behind a plumber’s plunger on TV, a blinking Aught battery, and the voice that advises that one dab of a favorite hair cream is just as good as two-4o mentta a few

In the 1950s, he was heard aa all the voices on ths "Howdy Doody Show,” tor which he also wrote the script, la addition, he de— tbs animation for “Terry Toon Cartoons” and has gone underwater for the kiddies to become Diver Dan and his pals. He has also bean many, many ghosts. Including OMper, the friendly one. “How did you start doing commercials?” X asked him. “And what advice would you pass on to men and women who would Uks a job or career in

this field?”

Favorite Pastime “To answer your questions In sequence,” Swift said, “I have been practicing and doing things with my voles ever since I was a child. Mimicry was my favorite pastime In school and in the sendee. When I started to work, X used It to entertain la night chibs.” Swift went into radio after the war. Later he was in TV. He got started doing commercials when people who heard him on the "Howdy Doody Show” asked hhn to do certain voices on radio and television

commercials.

Swift’s advice for those who have tiie very specialized talent needed for this field is: “Practice, Practice,” because (1) the field is a highly competitive one and (2) aspirants now auditioning have to compete with those already well astsbliehed. “But there are many good ways to practice," Swift said. “For instance, read every billboard you pass on the road. Pick up newspapers cold and read them aloud. Use a taps recorder, and spend as much time practicing as you would if you were already in business.

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Swift, Voice Of Famous

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Give Flog Back LONDON UPI—Britain returned the green, white and gold flag that Irish rebels flew over Dublin’s post office when they rebelled in the 1916 Easter uprising. The flag, which had been in tits Imperial War Museum in London, was returned to Irish officials Wednesday. “As this Is the 50th anniversary of the rising, presumably this was tiie appropriate time to hand it back,’ ’said a spokesman at ths Oommonwealth Relations Office.

pare the quality of your efforts with that of those who are tops in the field.” (If you would like to receive my “Sources of Information cm j Vocational and Educational Op- j portunities for People Not Go-1 Ing to College,” send me your; request and a stamped, selfaddressed envelope in care of this newspaper.)

FIRE AT BROWN DERBY LOS ANGELES UPI—Flames ate their way through the coffee shop of the famed original Brown Derby, where generations of movie stars and tourists have dined since the late 1920s. Damage from the blaze was estimated at more than 31,000 and was confined to the coffee shop of the restaurant, firemen said.

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“Start in your local station and try to get a job there,” Swift arid. “E^aa yon have had training and evperlsnes. you can hit the Mg ranters la New York, Chicago and Loo Angriea. “Finally, get the reaction of sthers to your work aad com-

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