The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 April 1966 — Page 7

7 TIm Dally Bannar, OraancatHa, Indiana Wadnaaday, April <, IWd

SHORTAGE EXISTS IN Flllfl

High School Students Are Urged To Seek Careers In Rehabilitation Field

MOBILE, Alabama—“Indiana high school students looking forward to college are urged to consider careers in the professional field associated with rehabilitation,” Sue Anne Starnes, Easter Seal Teenage Chairman and Indiana's Junior Miss for 1966, said today at the National Junior Miss Pageant. Miss Starnes said, "Because of critical shortages of trial persons to work with the handicapped there are enormous opportunities NOW for young people to investigate the fields of physical, occupational and speech therapy, special educatkm, social work, counseling and these fields currently list thousands at job openings. "But this is only part of the total picture,” she stressed.

"There is a great need now for many thousands of other trained personnel in related fields Including phychologists, researchers, counselors and laboratory technicians. 'To meet the challenge of providing adequate service to increased numbers of both children and adults, the Indiana Societies for Crippled Children and Adults has launched a campaign to interest high school and college students in careers in the various rehabilitation fields. Among other efforts, the Society’s last two annual conventions have placed heavy emphasis on the situation,” she pointed out. "Now we want to add toe voice of this Easter Seal affiliate in urging young people to look into toe stimulation and

satiafoeUon at earning a living in one of the rehabilitation professions.” Some at the ways in which Ugh schools and prospective college students can prepare for these careers are outlined in pamphlets available from toe Indiana Society for Crippled Children and Adults, 8616 North Sherman Dr., Indianapolis. Students may visit toe Easter Seal centers throughout Indiana upon appointment and see therapists to work with crippled childrat. Miss Starnes emphasized that funds contributed by toe public during toe current Easter Seal Campaign, March 1 through April 10, Easter Sunday, make possible the services at professional persons available to crippled children and adults.

Yanks Pull Oat Of Viet City SAIGON UPI — American civilians and soldiers evacuated the rebellious city of Hut today because Vietnamese military leaders said they could not Insure their safety nor guarantee toe security of American installations. A spokesman at toe U.S. mission said about 100 Americans were flown to a nearby Marine base, leaving behind only a few civilians in the consulate and a handful of soldiers in the Military Assistance Command headquarters. All U.S. military advisers were withdrawn from the Vietnamese 1st Division which moved its tanks into the city Tuesday and announced it had sided with anti-government forces. The actions came as Premier Nguyen Cao Ky struggled desperately to save his tottering regime in toe face of antigovernment agitation in virtually every major city of the country.

Indiana's Minimum Wage Law To Be Tested In Indianapolis Suit

INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Atty. Gen. John J. DiHon warned that Indiana's mfwftniwn wage law is at stake in a suit on file

here.

Dillon outlined at a meeting of the wage adjustment board of the Indiana Division of Labor the heretofore undisclosed implications of a suit filed by a

Mfcrott Hotel employee against

the hotel.

“If the employee and her attorney prevail, I think the w r hoie statute would be thrown out,” Dillon said. He explained that while the suit challenges only that portion of toe mdnimtrm wage law which creates toe wage adjustment board and

allows It to make revisions in the 81 minimum, “the action goes to the heart of the stat-

ute.”

The suit was filed by Ruth Butler against the FuttermanMarott Corp. in Marion County Superior Court 5. The Indiana Restaurant Association intervenued and the Flame Restau-

rant of Lafayette became an Intervener representing all other business of Its class in toe

state.

Dillon said he had just become aware of the implications of the suit and was considering asking to be an intervenor when toe wage adjustment board was made a defendant.

Haris Charges At Auto Makers WASHINGTON UPI — Sen. Walter F. Mondale, D-Minn., charged today that the big three of American automaking have fsiiixi to warn millions of owners their cars had safety defects. The charges were leveled against General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co., and the Chrysler Obrp. Mondale’s ease histories of the charges involved 40,000 Linedn Continentals, the 1965 model; 780,000 Chevrolet Corvairs, toe 1960-63 models, and thousands at Buick Headmasters, the 1961 model. & also eited faults in 30,000 1965 Fords, a largo number of 1966 Chryslers, Plymouths, and Dodges, »nd 600 1965 Buick LeMandate's charges followed Tuesday's disclosure that GM was attempting to repair 80,000 1961 Pontiac Tempests. The Minnesota Democrat has introduced legislation that would notify owners—not merely dealers of safety defects in their products. GM Vico President George Russell confirmed that the low slung *61 TCmpest had a design problem that caused it to became hung up on elevated railrood crossings and other road obstacles.

Indiana’s Chancts For Rain Are Said To Be ‘Excellent’

LAFAYETTE UPI — The prospect for “good spring rains” in Indiana is “excellent” according to state climatologist L. A. Schall in a report released Monday. The report said recent precipitation shortages had little or no effect on topsoil and subsoil moisture levels. Precipitation was generally above normal in toe first two months of 1966 but below normal In March. Robert E. Straszheim, agricultural statistician at Purdue University, said in his first weekly crop report of too season that soil moisture levels were considered “adequate.” A warming trend will be needed to accelerate vegetative growth activity which slowed or halted during the last two weeks of March, particularly in toe north, toe report said. But pastures were reported considerably ahead of last year’s ratings at this time. The

report said pastures arc now “poor to mostly fair.” “The per cent of cattle feed from pastures is the highest in the last four-year period," said Straszheim. “At 10 per cent, it ia double the rate set a year earlier.” Winter wheat was an inch above the five-year average at four inches, which la two inches move than last year or toe year before. Small grains were reported progressing nicely, with greening particularly noticeable. Straszheim said that while spring seeding at oats was just getting under way at this time in 1965, it is 40 per cent complete at toe present time. “The plowing of land intended for corn and aoybaans is 35 per cent complete compared with 15 per cant complete at this time last year and only 5 per cent for the fiveyear average," toe report said.

He huddled with other members of the ruling military junta in Saigon today on ways to cope with the wild outbreaks and rebellious army units. Buddhist leaders struck another blow by withdrawing their moderating Influence over students who have turned the capital’s tree-lined center into a bloody battleground during two consecutive days of bloody clashes with police.

3 Illinois Men Killed la Crash SEYMOUR, UPI—Hiree Illinois men were killed Tuesday when their small plane cradled in a wooded area southwest of Seymour during a snowstorm. The victims were identified by Indiana State Police as Dale Parro, 41 and George W. Smith, 84, both at Champaign, m., and Jack Wolfensperger, 36, Rockford, 111. The plane belonged to toe Parro Construction Co., Urbena, HL

Says Breakfast Is Disappearing LAFAYETTTE UPI—A Purd u e University Institute a f Animal Agriculture here was told the traditional American family breakfast is fast disappearing from the scene.

Matzoh Is Plentiful For Soviet Jews

MOSCOW UPI—Soviet Jews celebrated Paaeover Tuesday with the first plentiful supply of matzoh In five yean.

earlier yean, when a matzoh shortage forced Jewish leaders here to seek a special dispensation to eat beans and rice dur-

Russell made toe disclosure after auto critic Ralph Nader attacked the Tempest during Senate Commerce hearings on President Johnson’s proposed traffic safety legislation. Nadar’s charges also led to GM confirmation of its attempt to modify 1.5 million 1964-65 CheveDes and 1965 Chevrolets with “power glide” automatic tf mawiminnn Snow and slush forming on the accelerator linkage of these can caused the throttle to stick after the driver lifted his foot from the accelerator. At a cost of 32 each, Russell said, GM had installed splash guards over the linkage of 31,000 of the can.

Medleare Signers Te Get Extension WASHINGTON UPI — The House Ways and Means Comhas approved legislation to extend toe enrollment period for voluntary medicare benefits until May 31. The action cleared the way for an early House vote on toe two-menth ewtenekw which has already passed the Senate. The committee action cleared a procedural snarl which developed when House members *-if—d at acting on the Senate rsrrion of the extension because It was included as an amendment to an unrelated tax MU. House Speaker John W. McCormack, D-Mass., predicted easy peeeege of the extension, which would give about one million Americans 65 or older an added chance to sign up for benefits providing partial payment of doctor bills for 33 monthly premiums. The original deadline for enrollment was midiright last Thursday. The basic medicare benefits under Social Security are not affected by toe exten-

Dr. L. A. Wilhelm, general manager of the Poultry and Egg National Board, told the institution a recent study showed that 72 per cent of those families queried did not eat breakfast together. “Forty-two per cent of Americans ate no breakfast this morning at home,” he said. “Perhaps the kids had a coke and candy bar at school. Dad ‘took’ coffee and a roll at, or near, the office. Sis ‘dieted.’ Mom ‘nibbled’.” Wilhelm said the study showed that in a third of the homes someone slept through breakfast and in another third the mother did not prepare breakfast for the family. Ttie change, he said, was “of utmost importance to both eggs and pork products, and of great importance to the milk as well as the cereal grain producer.” He pointed out that where breakfast was served, 54 per cent served eggs, 39 per cent had butter on the table, 24 per cent served bacon, 8 per cent had sausages and 34 per cent had coid cereal.

About 1,000 worshippers jammed Moscow’s Central Synagogue for Passover services Monday night, or overflowed into toe street outride. Other thousands celebrated toe passage of the Jews across the Red Sea with services in synagogues across the nation. The celebration this year contrasted sharply with those of

mg passover. Past restrictions on the use of state-owned bakeries for the making of matzoh also were lifted this year. Although the Soviet Union officially is a/toeist, Judaism is a legally recognized reVcplon. There were no official restrictions on Jews who attended passover services.

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