The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 September 1967 — Page 2
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Friday, September 1, 1967
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SAIGON UPI—American and
Mrs. Virginia Fay, 43, daugh- s ou th Vietnamese troops today
took up defensive positions
around South Vietnam’s
at 24*26 South
in th* Post Office at j ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C.
Gardner, West Liberty Street, passed away in her sleep Wednesday night, according to word
received by her parents.
Mrs. Fay, her husband, Major John Fay, and their two chil-
County Hospital Dismissed Thursday! Ricky Langdon, Cloverdale Janice Runnells, Cloverdale Bella Cummings, Cloverdale Myrtle Logan, Reelsville Howard Melloy, Connersville Barry Romlnger, Greencastle Delores Hinkle, Greencastle
Honored after a half century
The deceased was a graduate of Greencastle High School and was united in marriage to Major Fay on February 21, 1945. In addition to her parents and her family she is survived by a brother, Warren, of Greencastle.
20 Years Ago Kenneth Bryan was a patient ki the Putnam County Hospital. Miss Hazel McCullough arrived in Heidelburg, Germany, to teach school for a year. Eugene Crawley and son, Larry, were visitors at the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis.
NEW BRITAIN. Conn. UPI
—Red tape delayed the presen- News of her death will come tation of the Purple Heart to as a great shock to her many war veteran Frank S. Wieczo- friends and relatives in this rek, by about 50 years. ; city. The 68-year-old former soldier Funeral arrangements were was wounded in a crossfire at still pending today. Chateau-Thierry in France dur-
ing World War I. But at the
time of his discharge in 1919, Army officials had no record of his being wounded. A search of the records was begun five months ago at the request of his daughter, Mrs. Ernest M. Morrell. And after a half-century of waiting Wieczorek received the Purple Heart Wednesday.
Th* world’s largest indoor clock is located in New York’s Grand Central Station. The minute hand is seven feet long and the clock has a 15-foot face.
English Family Enjoys Picnic Dinner
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Soviets try 3 SMOG members MOSCOW UPI — In secret the Soviets today tried three members of a Russian artistic underground orjanization nam-
ed “SMOG.”
A second trio of writers including a beat poet who already has served a jail term awaited trial in Moscow’s yellow brick
city courthouse.
Informed sources said the six have been charged with holding an unlawful demonstration and illegally publishing a magazine
named "Phoenix.”
prin-
cipal 8,808 polling places to discourage llth-hour Communist terrorist action against Sunday’s national election. The campaign for president, vice president and 60 senate ! seats entered its last phase under the eyes of observers from 28 countries, including 22 prominent Americans handpicked by President Johnson to watch for cheating or other irregularities. The Viet Cong pressed their campaign to disrupt and discredit the election and keep Vietnamese away from the polls with mortar attacks and a series of kidna pings in the northern provinces. The American observers crisscrossed the countryside in small groups for a quick course in politics Vietnamese-style. Visiting Bien Hoa, 15 miles northwest of Saigon, Walter Hjella, North Dakota highways commissioner, expressed satisfaction with the election machinery. ‘T don’t see how they could rig this election in any manner, shape or form,” he said. “I’ve watched quite a few elections and they’ve taken all the precautionary measures possible in this one. The mechanics are im-
pressive.” Mora than 1,000 tons of ballots were distributed by truck, plane and boat across the country today in preparation for Sunday’s hoped-for turnout of 80 per cent of the nation’s 5.8 million eligible voters. A 137member lower legislative house is to be chosen next month. Chief of state Lt. Gen. Nguyen V»n Thieue and Premier Nguyen Cao Ky, his running mate, were expected to win the top offices on the strength of support from the one million Vietnamese in the military or civil service and the fact their 10 civilian opponents will be splitting votes.
Bible Thought For Today And the Pharisees came forth, and began to question with him, seeking of him a sign from heaven, tempting him. —Mark 8:11. Some men still ask for a miracle before they will believe.
Sunday, Aug. 27th the English families, with children, grandchildren and some cousins, j held a picnic dinner at the home of Vergal and Lola English, east of Bainbridge, with 42 members
present, 28 adults and 14 chil- naiucu | INDIANAPOLIS UPI-Spe-dren, in ages ranging from 4 Police arrested all six in Jan- i cial Judge Robert Webb of yrs. to 17 yrs. 2 members came uary when they demonstrated Hamilton Circuit Court has ask200 miles that morning from the in downtown Moscow to protest ed the Indiana Supreme Court toda ~ v
Court asked to deny writ
School students get a holiday CLEARWATER, Fla. UPI — Pinellas County school children took a holiday Thursday while their 3,100 teachers met with school officials to work out differences that led to mass teacher resignations. The dispute over teacher pay and educational policy is statewide, but the resignations here were the first to close Florida classrooms to students. Hundreds of other teachers in other cities have threatened to resign later if the impasse is not broken.
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by HEIDIS! CRUSE
About 1,900 members of the Pinellas County Classroom Teachers Association resigned Wednesday demanding that the state legislature be called into special session to deal with edu-
cational problems.
Ohio river banks, where they the conviction of authors An-
were on a camping trip. 1 family arrived Friday evening from 170 mile drive, next farthest away from home were from South Bend, Romney, Terre Haute, Whitestown, Crawfordsville, Jamestown, Greencastle, North Salem and Danville.
DANCE AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 58 Saturday, Sept 2,1967 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. BILL GRIMES, TOMMY HARDWICK, KAY SUTHERLIN Play tha Old Favorites and Pop Tunes.
drei Sinyavsky and Yuri Daniel. The six belonged to the organization called “SMOG”— an acronym for the russian words meaning “bravery, youth, sincerity and genius. "SMOG” claims to aim at “resurrecting Russian art.” The trial of Vadim Delone, Vladimir Bucovsky and Yevgeny Kushey began Wednesday. Six volunteer policemen blocked the courthouse corridor leading to the trial room. They refused to let Westerners pass. Guards forced a photographer to expose film he had used out side the courthouse. Foreigners usually are given the freedom to roam the building at ! will. Details of the trial were not available.
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to deny a writ sought by a newspaper seeking a change of judge in a contempt of court
case.
Webb filed the reply to the earlier petition of James Neal and the Noblesville Ledger to get a hearing on an indirect contempt charge which has been hanging over them since July 19, 1965. The citation first was Issued by the regular circuit court judge, Edward New, Jr., in connection with a column comment about a traffic crack-
down.
Webb is the third Judge in the case, which has never yet come to trial. He alleged that “there is no further right to a change of venue from the judge beyond that granted by the legislature. The granting of any further change of venue would be discretionary with the special judge. The special judge shall remain unchallenged.”
School officials then declared an “in-service” day—a
regular work day for teachers allowing those who did not resign to report for work and be paid. Children were given the
day off.
Pinellas county’s legislative delegation flew home from the state capital at Tallahassee for the meeting between teachers and school officials. The resignations were the latest in a series of actions by Florida’s teachers who have charged that Republican Gov. Claude Kirk is strangling education. The Florida Education Association FEA and National Education Assocoation (NEA) imposed sanctions two months ago for what they called the state’s inadequate financial support of schools. The teacher associations have begun a national campaign to discourage tourists, industries and teachers from coming to
Florida.
Personal And Local News Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cantonwine have returned from a few months spent ip Florida. Mrs. Jeannette Dietz has returned to Longden Hall where she is a housemother for this coming year. The Present Day Club will meet Tuesday, September 5 at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Lloyd Skinner. Bro. Charles McGhee, will preach at the Long Branch Church of Christ, Sunday at 11 a.m. Bible classes meet at 10:15 a.m. Visitors welcome. Delta Theta Tau Alumnae will meet Tuesday, Sept. 5, at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Ward Mayhall as hostess. Assistant hostesses are Mrs. Verner Houck and Mrs. Ray Mizer. Mrs. Elsworth Murphy and Mrs. Donald Riley toured the Avon plant at Springdale, Ohio, Wednesday with other Avon representatives from our district. Miss Mary Elizabeth Rayfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William I. Rayfield of R. 2, Roachdale, will be a freshman at DePauw University this year. She is a 1967 graduate o' Bainbridge High School. The Limedale M i s s i o n a ry Baptist Church will have a special service Sunday evening. The guests will be the Clarence Rusethmmans, m i s s i o n a ries from Hong Kong. Slides will be shown of their work. Everyone welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Beck of Roachdale entertained last week for Karen King, Capt. and Mrs. P. D. Clark, Phillip and Kerrilea, Mrs. Ellowene Young, Joe and Mike Beck. Capt. Clark and family left on Sunday for their home in England A.F.B. La. after visiting the past two weeks with relatives. Greencastle home economics teacher, Elizabeth McClure, has returned home from a five weeks tour in Europe. She was a member of the Indiana State University European Tour group that visited Paris, Rome San Marino, Florence, Venice, Innsbruck, Munich, Arbon, Interlaken, Lucerne, Heidelberg, Cologne, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo, London, and Stratford.
Hoosier traffic toll now 937 By United Press International Two traffic fatalities Thursday night and early today increased Indiana's 1967 highway toll to at least 937, compared with 1,023 a year ago. Oscar McKinney, 24, Gary, was killed early today when his car went out of control on U. S. 12 east of Porter in Porter County, struck a utility pole and overturned. Darryl Bechtol, 15, South Bend, was killed Thursday night when his bicycle was struck by a truck on Indiana 2 west of South Bend. Police said a truck driven by Leroy Hoover, 53, Miswawaka, attempted to pass a car and struck the bicycle. Police said the bike had no lights.
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Bayt is new PSC chairman INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Phillip L. Bayt, former Indianapolis mayor, will take over Sept. 15 as chairman of the Indiana Public Service Commission. Governor Branigin confirmed Thursday that he meant Bayt to move up to the chairmanship after the departure of Merton Stanley of Kokomo, the present chairman. Branigin had notified Stanley, in a letter written last Friday, that he was replacing him with Richard P. Stein, New Albany, who will step down Sept. 15 as U.S. district attorney for Southern Indiana. The letter did not make clear whether Stein would succeed Stanley as chairman as well as a commission member but it | was believed that Bayt would become chairman. On his return to the Statehouse Thursday following a trip to the Midwest Governors’ Conference in Missouri, Branigin confirmed the report that Bayt would become chairman. Bayt is also a former judge and Marion County prosecutor.
Bill Sandy Says, a fellow who won’t listen to an opinion that disagrees with his lacks confidence in his own. Old Reliable White Cleaners.
BIRTHDAY! Dawn Ellen Crawford today Sept. 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Crawford.
The Independent Negro Republic of Liberia is slightly larger than the state of Ohio.
West Clinton News By Mrs. R. Clodfelter Mrs. Verna June Scobee and daughter, Miss Lucille Hart, Mrs. Maxine Clodfelter called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yochum and Mrs. Daisy Alexander on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Dorothy Merley of Madison., was a house guest of her mother, Mrs. Emma Wichmann from Wednesday until Monday. Mrs. Lillie Stultz, Mrs. Maud O'Haver, Mrs. Golda Humphrey, Mrs. Ona Sigler and Mrs. Olma Clodfelter called on Mrs. Verna Burk of Rockville on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Gerald Clodfelter attended the State Fair on Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner called on Mr. and Mrs. Louis Williams one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Williams visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Frazier on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irwin and Mrs. Aileen Overstreet attended the Nutgrass Reunion at Robe-Ann Park Sunday. The weather was damp and chilly, but there was a big crowd and all enjoyed being together. George Bock is recuperating at his home in California, after undergoing major surgery. His address is Grebillea, California, 12304-C-S. Hawthorn 90250.
Dear Heloise: Since washing grubby little fingerprints off nicely painted woodwork ia always such a chore, I think I have found a way to avoid this, and help other mothers, too. I tear off a piece of the plastic wrap we so often use in kitchen jobs, and put it over the woodwork on each aide of the open doorway into the family room along about where little fingers so often grab. I smooth it down with my fingers and it adheres beautifully. The clear plastic makes this protection almost Invisible, and no more hand prints and repainting of too often washed woodwork to cope with. So you see . . . walls can be beautiful. All it takes is a swipe with a damp rag in case a little tyke should com# in with mud on his hands. But the best part of it is fingerprints do not show. Connie Schreiber * * * * Now that’s food for thought, isn't it mothers? A strip of this plastic wrap could also be put on the doorfacing at the front and back door entrances where little tykes often leave their marks. Be sure and keep big pieces of plastic out of the reach of children. I did find that the clingingtype plastic adhere beautifully to woodwork, doors and around light switches. And just try a tiny piece on the refrigerator door where tiny hands slam it. Great. After you have placed the plastic wrap on your particular piece of wood, take a sponge and smooth it out and all the air bubbles will come out from under It. Heloise a a a a Dear Heloise: A tip of my hat to the Heloise fan who saves jam jars, using up the last hard-to-get jam by filling it with milk, stirring and serving to children as flavored ; milk . . . As a bachelor cook, I habitually save all sweet pickle jars after eating the pickles. There’s always a third of a jar of sweet vinegar, mingled with sugar, spices, condiments and seeds, prepared by experts. This valuable Juice I never throw out. It makes excellent dressing for fresh cucumbers with onions. Also It serves as an Improved substitute for the vinegar that is normally used in salad recipes, tossed salads, etc. Bill Beaumont Try the juices from sour or Kosher dills on the fresh cucumbers and onion, too . . . Umm, umm, good! And, have you tried putting cauliflower forets or carrot sticks in the pickle juices? Just let ’em be for a week or so and you'll have delicious, pickled vegetables. Thanks loads, Bill—some gal Is missing a good bet by letting you remain a bachelor! Heloise * * * a Dear Heloise: One of the most fantastic hints you have ever printed was to put two sheets of waxed paper In the bottom of your freezer compartment of the refrigerator after defrosting. Not only do things not stick, but when defrosting time comes, the ice lets loose like the chunk that sunk the Titanic steamer. Mary Ellen * * * * Dear Heloise: The cardboard squares we get when we buy nylon hose are the perfect thing to put in the bottom of plastic bags to support dinner rolls when we freeze
them. One dozen fits perfectly on the cardboard square. Judy T. * * * * Dear Heloise: When using bath powder, ] stand in my bathtub to dust Jt on. No dusting powder files anywhere execept In the tub. .1 leave it in the tub and the neJtt bath that is taken has scented water! b-: • a a o Dear Heloise: When the top of a dress goes to pieces, and the full skirt is still good, I rip the skirt open and proceed to make boxer shorts galore for my little ones. Economy-minded Mama
3 more flee Indiana prison MICHIGAN CITY UPI — Three Indiana State Prison inmates escaped from an honor farm Thursday night in th* latest break from the institution. Authorities said the trio jumped a fence behind a recreation area at the farm and fltd on foot. They were identified as Walter William Wallace, 28, sentenced from Elkhart County in 1960 to 1-5 years for assault and battery with intent to gratify sexual desire; James Barnett, 49, sentenced from Clay County in 1966 to 1-5 years for aggravated assault and battery: and Charles Curtis Sallee, 29, sentenced from Vanderburgh County in 1966 to 2-5 years for second-degree burglary. The escape came only a few hours after Anthony S. Kuharich, state corrections commissioner, announced that three officials had been suspended and a fourth reprimanded hi connection with a triple escape Aug. 3. The prisoners involved in that escape were captured a week later at Lincoln, Neb., following a gun battle In which a policeman was killed.
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