The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 April 1966 — Page 8

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TuMday, April It, 1966

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Gemini 9 Astronauts Set

- —Whereur April IS to April 28 has been designated by the Optimist Club of Greencastle as Optimist Bike Safety Week in

Greencastle; and

For Blast Off On May 17

Whereas, Bike Safety Week is designed to make Greencastle the safest city for cyclists in Indiana by teaching our motorists and bicyclists the rules of

the traffic code; and.

•PACK CENTER, Hourton UFI — Gemini • astronauts Thomas P. Stafford and Eugene A. Genian win be launched on a unique chase through apace with another satellite on May 17, the Federal Space Agency announced. The flight wtl include a spacewalk. The maimed spacecraft center neer Houston confirmed a launch date that informed

-Purchase Stocks . i (Continued from Page 1) Me Graffis, Gerald Stevens, Cynthia AabeU, Timothy Scholl, Sharon MMwwnmi, Sarah Monnett, Jeffrey McCarter, Jody McCarter, Joe Nickerson, Lawrence Elam, Steve Edwards, Robert Edwurd* Sandra Edwerda, That TOrsway Gregory ■»up, Nancy McFarland, Rodney Nodfay, Thomas Albin, Judith Cook, Mary Whitaker, MHthn Whitaker, Dwgftt Matthews. Wuahauf had thirty-three aales: John Liston, Julia Poor, Stepiun Bouncy, John Handy, Stank Thomas, Daria Proctor, Jerry Long, Bruce Berg, Gary

land Headley, Dorothy Knuppel, Bufora Young, Kathy Ruark, Jeffrey AabeU, David Garkeek, Vicki Moore, Guy Gram. Beth Roach, Debbie Bryan, Donna SrMenwr. Henry Hmbree, Howard Conyers, Bara Nicholas, Phi McFarland, Bruce Poe, WdUam Cook, Lee Hyla, Gary Desna, Duncan Burkhardt, Debbie DoneJcon, Nancy Petro,

Republic Corporation was the ■Addle choice for the students. Thom who purchased 2 shares at RepubBs Corporation wan:

Dhow Xhrcke, Dsn CSntons, Vansraa Bosasn, Gregory FaCshta Jeffrey Fontaine, John Buttrey, Dianne Albin, Affison Aim, Janet Lyons, Jacy Harney, Marta Stanley, Thomas Hmdwfck, FtriBlp AabeU, Thomas Scholl, Jans SchoH, Shirley Hnadwlek, Steven ra—in Stssen Fnot, Oannan Churchill,

sources had reported to UPI three weeks ago. Veteran space pilot Stafford and rookie astronaut Cernan are expected to fly three days in orbit. The trip will include another attempt to rendasvous and link up with an unmanned Agena satellite 185 miles above earth and a walk in space of more than two hows for Oman. liftoff time for the Agena rocket aboard an Atlas booster at Cape Kennedy was set for 10 a. m. EST May 17. If all goes exactly on time, Gemini 9 will leave launch pad 19, exactly one hour, 39 minutes, nine seconds later. This will be America’s second manned apace spectacular of the year and the seventh manned flight in the *1.4 billion project Gemini The only prePlane, Train la Collision RICHMOND UPI — A freak collision of an airplane and a train Monday at Richmond injured two men, neither seriously. The single-engine Piper 140 was approaching the East Richmond Airport for a latuUng udia apparently a gust of wind forced it downward. The plane’s landing gear ripped a hole In the roof of the engine of'the train, a Pennsylvania Railroad freight, en route from Indianapolis to Cincinnati. The plane then crashed about 100 feet away In a creek bank. The occupants, Gary Nichols and Robert Elliott, both 29 of Richmond, were taken to a Richmond hospital. Nichols was identified as a flight Instructor for the BAB Flying Service and Elliott was identified as the student pilot operating the machine. The train’s crew included T. W. Tilmus, engineer, and D. DOburn, conductor, both of Cincinnati.

viousty flight of the year—an intended three-day voyage by Gemini 8’s pilot NeM Armstrong and David Scott—ended after less than 11 hours on March 16 because of control thruster trouble. Gemini 9 will attempt to do many of the things originally planned for Gemini 8, including a space walk that may take Cernan as far as 125 feet from the nose of bis ship on a tether. Charles M. Mathews, Gemini program manager, said Cernan may remain outside the spacecraft for as long as 2% hours as Gemini 9 makes nearly two complete trips around earth. Stafford will play a key role in the planned attempt to tie up with the unmanned Agena. Armstrong was successful in a similar effort during the voyage of Gemini 8.

Novelist b Dead NEW YORK UPI — Philip R. Benjamin, novelist and former reporter for the New York Times, died Monday following abdominal surgery at St. Luke’s Hospital here. He was 43 years old.

Trip For Two AUSTIN, Tex. UPI —Planners of the first statewide eon ?- fevenco of Parents Without Partners Lie. are offering a door prize of a weekend for two at nearby Lake Travis.

Whereas, the Optimists are drawing the attention of all motorists to road and traffic hazards used jointly by cy-

clists; now.

Therefore, I proclaim that April 18 to April 23 be known as the Greencastle Optimist Bike Safety Week under the authority given to me by the seal of this city; and, Therefore* as mayor, I urge all citizens of Greencastle to cooperate with the Optimists’ effort to make Greencastle the safest cycling city in Indiana. Raymond S. Fisher, Mayor of Greencastle

Pioneer Nurse Dies BURLINGTON, Vt. UPI — Funeral services were scheduled today for Mrs. A. O. Ferguson, 94, of Burlington, a pioneer in Vermont nursing education. She died Saturday.

The Methodist Church in the United States estimates Its membership at 10,332,000.

NOTICE OF ADMIN1BTBATION IB the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indiana. Notice U hereby itven that Maoford Harris was on the 31st day of March, use. appointed Administrator of the estate of Kenneth F Harris, deceased. An persons bavins claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same In said court within six (•) months from the date of the first publication of this no tics or said claims win bo forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 1st dsr of Ann. imb. Probate Cause Ho. Zst. M-3B. Samuel M. Conner, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County, bdlana. Attorney Prank G. Stoessel H2-l»-3t

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Ttw following ten students purchased stock in American Motors: Vickis Shepherd, David Proctor, David Conrad, bra Conrad, Lynette Graffis, Richard Burkett, Gini Groover, Linda Earl, Thomas Roach and Linda Stanley. Hm Greencastle J a y c e e z would Mke to thank the principals, teachers and secretaries in aS the schools for their overwhelming support and help to make this project possible. Also we Mwuld like to thank The Central National Bank, Prevo’s, Ooaa’s, Cannon's and IBM for their support of the project. Mr. Walton, Junior High teacher Is working with Lou Shreke and student John Liston to form a stockbrokers chib. Plans a this will be an-

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nounced later this week. Please watch The Daily Banner for the anouncement concerning the student stock dub. Wal Street i chatter WALL STREET CHATTER ... NEW YORK UPI —Spear it staff Lie. says it does not look for a primary downtrend until the fall but, in the interim, expects the favored groups to include airlines, aluminums, distillers, coppers, electronics, machinery, office equipment, oils, puMiAers and television set makers.

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Evangelist Crusade

An Evangelistic Crusade will be launched this Wednesday, April 20th at 7:00 p.m. at Calvary Assembly of God Church. Evangelist Mark Blackburn has been preaching since graduation from High School in 1961. He has preached in thirtyone states and Canada. Pastor, Rev. James E. Palmer invites the public to hear this young man.

Hoosier Writers Honored At HI BLOOMINGTON, UPI Fourteen Hoosier writers were honored with citations and honorable mention Sunday for producting the most distinguished books in 1965. The 17 th annual Indiana Authors’ Day luncheon featured seven citations for individual books, seven honorable mentions for a special citation to Miss Janet Flanner, formerly of Indianapolis, for her regular column entitled "Paris Journal’’ in the New York Magazine under the pen name of Genet. Winners by classification,

with the citation recipients flint and honorable mentions second: General Non-fiction —Mrs. Ruth Montgomery, formerly of Vincennes, for "A Gift of Prophesy;’’ Phillip Appleman, Indiana University professor, for "The Silent Explosion." History—Robert A. Hart, forraeriy of South Bend and now a University of Massachusetts professor, for ‘"Hie Great White Fleet;” Donald Young, formerly of Indianapolis, for "American Roulette.”

Biography — William Ashbrook, Indiana State University professor, for “Donizetti.” Fiction— Miss Jamie Lee Cooper, Richmond, for “Shadow of a Star.” Fiction for Young Adults— Mrs. Kate McNair, Muncie, for “A Sense of Magic;” Mrs. Lee McGiffin, formerly of Delphi, for “The Mustangers” and Mrs. Mary Lnmel, Lafayette, for “Two-Way street.” Fiction for Children — Mrs. Eunice Smith, Mishawaka, for

“Soon: Wild Pony of the Moors;” Miss Lola Tague, Indianapolis posthumous, for “Melissa and the Valley Belle.” History Depicting the Indiana Scene—-Miss Emma Lou Thombrough, Indianapolis, for "Indiana In the Civil War Era;” Hartley and Jean Alley, Bloomington, for “Southern Indiana.”

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