The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 September 1966 — Page 4

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4 Th« Daily Banner, Graancastla, Indiana Thursday, Saptambar 15, 1966 Accent On Affirmative As Opportunity Knocks

By ROBERTA ROESCH i In every area of life, we J all get opportunities that we ! can accept or reject. And most ; of the time the wiser approach is acceptance instead of rejection. ‘‘This was brought home to me this summer,” a friend of mine said this week. “It all came about,” she explained, “when my husband and I took a combination business trip-vacation to Europe. Had Never Been Back “While we were planning the trip, I kept thinking how much I would like to take along my 85-year-old mother. Since she came here as a young woman, she had never been back to France. “We had asked her to accompany us on several occasions,” this woman continued, “but she had always told us: ‘no’ to a two-block walk to the grocery store on the premise that her feet hurt too much. “Because she had fallen into the habit of acting disinterested in any new opportunity that was presented to her, we were sure she would say ‘no’ to Europe. We asked her anyhow.” To everyone’s complete surprise, the mother said: “Yes.” “There was no holding her back when we got to Europe,” her daughter said. Couldn’t Keep Up "The feet that she always told us couldn’t take her two blocks In New York took her sightseeing in six different countries. My husband and I could scarcely keep up with her. “And to top It off, when our trip was over and we had to return to New York, Mother wasn’t ready to come home. We had to leave without her and let her fly back alone, so she could see and do more. “As a result,” my friend concluded, “the big thing I brought home from this trip was the very basic knowledge that none of us should ever say ‘no’ when good fortune knocks on our

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Shade Your Bidding According to Player By Alfred Shelnwold It’a sound practice to over-

defenders took three heart tricks to defeat the contract

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Learn To Accept Opportunity, Don’t Reject It All The Time door. If we do, we might miss too much.” In every individual’s life, this philosophy is a wise one, whether it is used for a job or for everyday living. So, if you are a person who says “no” more often than “yes,” change your viewpoint and broaden your horizon by: A. Switching to the daily habit of acting interested in new opportunities. Job Offering Response B. Facing the practical fact that when it comes to earning a living, employers may not give you a second chance if you respond to a first job offering with a “no.” C. Realizing once and for all that opportunity is a commodity that shrivels and dries up, if you give it constant rejections.

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and 20 FBI agents also arrived in Grenada. A crowd of 200 whites stoned and cursed Negro marchers in Grenada Tuesday night and Clayton issued his order for protection of the stu-

dents.

Troopers and FBI agents walked with the students Wednesday morning and only a few whites were spectators. There were no shouts or violence.

Negro students “might he Imperiled” if schools were in ses-

sion.

The hearing was scheduled for noon EDT. About 150 Negroes marched Wednesday night to the Grenada town square, heavily guarded by riot-equipped troopers. A crowd of 200 whites watched silently but made no jeers or overt ac-

tion.

The purpose of the hearing was a Justice Department request to make permanent a temporary restraining order issued Tuesday by Clayton requiring Grenada authorities to provide protection for Negro school

children.

At least 33 persons, including newsmen, were beaten by a white mob Monday at the opening of the schools—Lizzie Horn Elementary and John Bundle High. Gov. Paul Johnson dis-

patched 150 troopers to Gren- ther clues about the purposes ada. White mobs formed at the 1 0 f its mission.

Sputnik Still Orbiting Moon

MOSCOW UPI — The Soviet Union’s mysterious Luna 11 sputnik is still in orbit around the moon and transmitting information, it was announced to-

day.

But the brief Tass news agency dispatch gave no fur-

schools again Tuesday but troopers escorted the Negroes

safely away.

About 100 game wardens reinforced the troopers Tuesday

The satellite spun into orbit around the moon Aug. 28. Since then the Soviets have been unusually secretive about what it was up to.

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Sabotage Pipeline TEL AVIV, Israel UP—A military water pipeline was sabotaged close to the IsraelJordan border Tuesday. Israel protested the Incident to the United Nations Mixed Armistice Commission. Israeli investigators said they found the footsteps of three saboteurs leading from the break in the pipeline about six miles east of Arad to the Jordan-Israeli armistice lint In tha Hebron Mountains.

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ZAANDAM, Holland UPI— The Aanstreek Angling Club has expelled its champion member, Nells Steunenbrink, who holds more medals for outstanding catches than anyone else in the club. The club dis-

bqught at local fish markets.

THE NEW “MISS AMERICA,” Jane Anne Jayroe of Laverne, Okla., receives her crown from her predecessor, Debbie Bryant, in Atlantic City, N. J. Jay Jay is a 19-year-old coed.

Race Situation Remains Tense In Mississippi OXFORD, Miss. UPI—Federal Judge Claude Clayton scheduled a hearing today to determine whether officials of violenceprone Grenada should be per-

manently ordered to protect Negro school children. Two integrated schools in the northern Mississippi farm town, 45 miles southwest of here, were closed today because of the hearing. Clayton Wednesday ordered the schools closed for one day only because most of Grenada officials and state police and FBI officers would be in Oxford

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