The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 January 1968 — Page 3
Friday, January 19, 1968
Tha Dally Banner, Greeneastla, Indiana
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Bainbridge Community News
LBJ orders overseas personnel cut
Mrs. Shirley Baker, District j ther, Mrs. Jesse Hanks from Deputy of OES was honored on Saturday till Monday, due to January 6th with a reception in being snow bound,
the Masonic Hall. A very large crowd attended from over the state, also members and their families. A program was presented in the afternoon, followed by a carry-in dinner. In the evening there was inspection of Morton, Groveland and
Bainbridge chapters. Muriel Nelson spent last week them to Florida where th ; y ^ Mr. and Mrs. George Lentz with Mrs. Jeff Blue and Tahcia S p en(1 the winter
have received word their son, while Jeff was in Dallas, Texas
Edward is being sent to the on a business trip. Mrs. Ollie Davis is home from
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Gilley and family Mrs. Alexander and family of Fillmore spent Saturday with their mother, Mrs. Wentz, Gilley. They cleared the walks and paths of snow, for
their mother.
WASHINGTON UPI — President Johnson Thursday directed federal agencies to cut their ' civilian personnel overseas by
Mr. and Mrs. Clodfelter and jq p er cen t. He also ordered imMr. and Mrs. Don Malicoat are mediate steps to reduce travel
ference for Spotted Swine Bree-
ders.
on vacation in Florida. While there The Malicoats will visit her grandparents, and the Clod- '■ olas felters will visit Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Alison in Bradenton. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller accompanied
abroad by government employes.
primarily at civilians assigned qverseas, it also applied to military personnel serving under ambassadors—such as military attaches and members of mili-
volume of U.S. participation in international meetings in foreign countries.
Up to now, the United States has sent delegations to about
tary assistance advisory groups. 415 in t erna t ional conferences
Katzenbach and Schultze told each year,
reporters at the White House
Budget that the President’s directive is Johnson directed de P ar tment
__. ^ heads to reduce the number of
Director Charles Schultze ex- n °t intended to produce an
plained that the objective of the across-the-board 10 per cent re- *“ C an " af actions i. to help improve this ^ ctl ™ ^'“'o^ounMe! US - <"*'««•«<>"» * minimum,
country s balance of payments 1 ^he more than 120 countries
Undersecretary of State Nich-
Katzenbach and
Phillipines for an eighteen Otterbein months duty. His new address Mr - and Mrs - C - vril Masten weeks, is: Al/C Edward D. Pearson;! ^ Saturday for Athens, Ga.
A.F. 16822853-604 N.A.S.S. Box
for two or three
deficit as well as to improve the w h® re the United States has efficiency of all operations con- ^ diplomatic missions, but an av-
ducted under U.S. ambassadors. era &e-
The directions issued by the Johnson sent a memorandum President would exempt person- i to all executive staffs and estab-
On reduction of personnel
involving more than 100 American citizens. —Secretary of State Dean Rusk and the Budget Office should undertake Intensive reviews of staffing in 10 countries with the larger U.S. missions. Among these are Britain, France, Italy, Japan, West Germany and India. —The intensive reviews ordered in the top 10 countries should be extended as rapidly as possible to nations where
taining staffs.
or increasing overseas
overseas, Johnson’s instructions smaller American missions are
contained four basic points: assigned.
—As a first step ambassadors — Immediate Washingtonshould decide by April 1 how based studies should be started they can cut personnel by 10 per looking toward cutting back
to help make plans with offi- Harry Ragsdale is recov ering nel now assigned to Vietnam. lishments that also called for cent, with reductions of at overseas activities which unnec-384-APO San Franscisco, Calif cia ^ s tor the Winter Type Con- from the flu. While the order w T as aimed immediate steps to cut back the least this much in all missions' essarily create a need for main-
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Karen and David Steele, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Steele of Brownsburg were guests last Friday and Saturday of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steele.
High court issues advice, opinion WGRE hiahlights INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Pleasant and Washington Twp. tive bodies and agencies of the iF ■#
Washington Twp.
trustees of LaPorte County could claim no advantage in the case against the school corporation which they lost because the Hughes Act does not
Hoosier State Press Association
Mrs. Claude Etcheson re- was advised by the Indiana Sutumed to her home Friday from preme Court Thursday to look the Putnam County hospital toward the county prosecutor or where she underwent surgery, grand jury if there is suspicion
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cope the Hughes Anti-secrecy Act provide them with such advan-
were hosts to a New Year's din- has been violated in a school tage.
ner and a family reunion of | matter. Evidence was that a meeting Mrs. Cope’s family, the Cun- The high court issued a for- of the school corporation was ninghams. There were about mal opinion in denying a re- held in a private home and desthirty five members present, hearing in the case involving ignated as “executive.” Evidence The diner was held in the Lions the LaPorte Community School also was that a new r s reporter, Building. Corp. but the bulk of the opin- Richard Slater, asked to attend Billy Cop* called his parents ion was devoted to answering and w r as denied permission to
recently from San Franscisco the association which had en-1 do so.
tered the case and filed a brief
as “friend of the court.” The high court said that the
before leaving for duty in the Pacific for several months. Mrs. Estall Minnick fell in her home and suffered a broken
arm.
Mrs. Lazel Lewman and daughter Rebecca visited Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lovett at
Roachdale Saturday afternoon. HARRISBURG, Pa. UPI — Mr. Lovett Is a brother of Mrs. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer said Lewman Thursday the story of six stuShelly and Jamie Harris of dents blinded by the sun’s rays Greencastle were guests of their after taking LSD was a hoax grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shafer told a news conference Hess. Their parents Mr. and that he and state Atty. Gen. Mrs. Jim Harris were moving William C. Sennett and Seninto their new home in Green- nett’s investigator had gone to castle. Other guests of Mr. and | the office of Dr. Norman Yoder,
Mrs. Hess Saturday and Sunday were Denise, Mark and Linda
Hess.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hess were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert VanCleave and family
of Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Baker had ! ternal Revenue Service collecas their supper guests Sunday tlons from all sources in Indievening, Mr. and Mrs. Dale ana totaled $3,309,770,000 last Baker and family of Lafayette; fiscal >' ear ’ a shar P rise of Mr. and Mrs. Max O’Hair and mor e than 26 per cent over 1966. family; Mrs. Jane Baker. Mrs. James E - Dal >’> distrlct direc ' Naomi Jane Elliott and daugh- tor of the IRS for Indiana, said
Of Grppnrnstle 1 the total compared with Austin and $2,602,949,000 in 1966, an !n-
The high court said the Hughes law “does in fact enjoin secret meetings of administra-
Sun blind story a hoax
tive bodies and agencies of the
state and its political subdivi- WGRE—91.5 on your FM dial sions of which the LaPorte Com- WGRE News continues to munity School Corp. then was se rve the community with two one - special remote broadcasts to But the opinion said there C0V er ex-Prime Minister Harold was no proof that what trans- Macmillan’s visit to Greencastle pired at the “executive” meet- next Monday and Tuesday,
ing involved administrative de- j
cisions so as to be in violation News Director Ed Stoner and of the law. Doug Crichlow will be at Weir“We would be hard pressed to Cook Airport in Indianapolis find that there was an inten- Monday night at 5:50 to cover
tion on the part of the members arrival of the former Prime January 24 (Wednesday) when of the commission wilfully to Minister from Chicago. WGRE c i asses resume—as well as regviolate the Hughes Anti-Secrecy a ^ s0 broadcast the Prime u j ar t) roa «j Cas t hours. Join Ed Act,” the court wrote. Minister s press confer ence gtoner on the morning show “Public officials and public, f rom the airport, scheduled ten- through Tuesday from 6 a.m. bodies should conduct business ^ or P 171, ^ until noon and Bob Crane, Jim at hand so that not even the Tuesday night the Prime Baxter, and Jim Putnam follow least stigma should attach to Minister will speak on “The. with easy listening music until! the trust imposed in them,” the World Today” at DePauw's 7 p.m. Rock and roll is the foropinion concluded. Bowman Gymnasium. WGRE mat from seven until midnight.
will begin its exclusive coverage of the speech (which itself
starts at 8:30) at 8:20.
All this will take place while W’GRE is on the air 18 hours daily from six in the morning until midnight, during special semester - break broadcast hours. WGRE will continue to broadcast 18 hours daily until
t CANDIDATES MENTIONED MADRID UPI — Former Mayor Robert Wagner of New York topped the list of prospects today to replace Angier Biddle Duke as U.S. ambassador to Spain. Foreign diplomatic sources said the other possibilities were Robert Woodward, farmer U.S. ambassador to Spain and Stanley Marcus, the Texas department store owner.
The personnel reductions will fall hardest on the State Department with its 7,000 civilian employes abroad.
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Tax collections up over 1966 INDIANAPOLIS UPI — In-
ter. Becky all and Mrs. Sharon
crease of more than $706,000,-
Diana.
Christie Dove of Indianapolis 00 ®-
spent the week-end with her It was by far the biggest angrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. nual dollar S ain ever recorded Sam Dove and the total for the fiscal year Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bock and ending last June 30 was nearly family were guests of her mo- dou1:) le that of 1956.
The revenue included $1,865,734,000 in withholding taxes, compared with $1,462,306,000 a year earlier; $432,921,000 in individual Income taxes, compared with $274, 716.000; $595,066,000 in corporation and excess proprofits taxes, compared with $485,583,000; $356,997,000 in excise taxes, compared with $338,985,000; $47,321,000 in estate and gift taxes, compared with $30,036,000. and $11,731,000 in federal unemployment taxes, compared with $11,323,-
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state commissioner for the blind, to get straightened out on some inconsistencies in the reports of the Public Welfare Department on the six supposedly blinded youths. “Dr. Yoder stated the whole thing was a fabrication,” Shafer said. At a news conference Wednesday, Shafer—who had ended a Virgin Island vacation the day before—said he was reasonably sure the story of the blindings was true. But he conceded he had seen no documentary evidence and was relying on the word of Dr Thomas W. Georges, secretary of health and welfare. Dr. Georges had stated word of the blindings cam* to him from Dr. Yoder. Shafer ordered the state Justice Department under Sennett to investigate the case and report back to him today. Sennett said he demanded from Yoder the complete files on the cases. The attorney general said Yoder Informed hint he did not have the complete files and when he Sennett repeated his demand “Dr. Yoder admitted the story was a fabrication.”
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