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et KHT IIAIttl I. XW SEE HEIIE! The Indianapoli TAR You wst Knott) They're Joking! SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 19G8 Snorts Financial Classified Pace 21 LIES: Dentist. WHITE hurt a hnr aA lul walK mem an with orange juice and adding to potator-(Sasha's, Chicago) For a new taste, mix relish with cole shaw as a salad dressing. (Williamsburg Inn, West Los Angeles) "ke your bedroom hp fa aWyer' Let 'em sue you. They'll be laughed out of Add zest to Hollandaise sauce with a few Educational TV Outlet Closer In New Moves dashes of almond estract.

(Ground Floor, New York) For added zest to chicken Barry Predicts Johnson Will Be Renominated stuffing, mix some ground orange peel with your regular recipe. (Madame Wu's Gardens, Santa Monica). and Wife, "I'll be off the Phone in just one minute, dear." if you ever fnd yourself doodling a spider web, it means you are desirous of acquiring more knowledge, more accomplishment Celebri-tip from singer Lana Cantrell: "Do not start your foundation make-up application FADED PHRASES: "He's been bitten by the love bug," "Why don't you show some horse sense" and "I got my dander up A weighty matter to ponder over: A cup of By JULIA 1NMAN Indianapolis moved closer to a community educational television station with the announcement yesterday of appointment of a general manager and final plans for the proposed UHF outlet on Channel 20. unsifted flour weighs more than a cup of sifted! SMATTERING OF SIGNS: One born under Aries rarely remains in a depressed hostile or frustrated condition. If you give a Ind ianapolis is the only ma Taurean woman money to buy herself a gift, chances are she will spend it on something jor city in the Paul R.

Honan of Lebanon, Dr. K. K. Merryman, superintendent of the Indiana Conference South, Evangelical United Brethren Church; Dr. Justin E.

Marshall, retired vice principal of George Washington High School; Edward B. Newill, retired vice-president of the General Motors Corporation and general manager of Allison Division; Gregg Ranshurg, retired president of Ransburg Industries Dr. Brauford Norris, president of Christian Theological Scmi-ary; Wallace S. Sims of Pitman Moore Division, Dow Chemical Company; Dr. Izler Solomon, conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, and Dr.

J. Everett Light, superintendent of Washington Township Metropolitan School District. much educational television Indianapolis is willing to support." Although it primarily will be set up as a public educational service of general interest to Indianapolis viewers. Esch said that MITA is seeking co-operation from and working with the Indianapolis Public Schools and other community organizations. In addition, the new outlet plans to draw on the existing cultural assets of the community including the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and John Herron Museum of Art.

Besides Esch, who is president of Indiana Central College, the MITA board of directors are: Otis T. Fitzwater, chairman of the board of Indianapolis Power and Light Company; country without ere. for the dining room or kitchen. Your Gemini friend would rather be clever than profound sucn a facility. War Wright, current- it's easier! HOW'S THIS for the title of a Broadway show, due in May "Happiness Is A Little Thing Called A Rolls Fact: Volcanic ash has been known to remain hot ly program di-rector of WFBM-TV, will head the new Wright for nearly 100 years! Sudden thought: me jaw.

Start on the neck and work up. Avoid the two-tone look of a tinted face and a tintless neck!" ITEM FOR a lull in conversation: "A British doctor offered this cure for snoring: Bite on a piece of wood fpr 5 minutes before going to bed. This tires the jaw, neck and throat muscles and eliminates the snoring." BIG THIRST: A cow's average intake of water is 12 to 15 gallons a day The movie version of Pierre Boulle's science-fiction novel, Planet of the Apes," is a big hit. (Boulle for him!) Famous last words: "Uh you mean I have to get two cosigners?" Overworked expression, "You said a mouthful!" No, Virginia, that book "The Grafter's Handbook" is about plants, not a manual for DECOR TIP from B. Castro: "Painting high ceilings a darker color than the walls will give them the illusion of being lower." Beauty hint from Carol Lawrence: Before using an eyebrow pencil, sharpen the point and apply a dab of cold cream to it." Sharon Tate, of "Valley of the Dolls," wowed the girl-watchers at New York El Morocco.

(Sharonimo!) KITCHEN-SNOOPING: Give a new taste to mashed potatoes by mixing melted butter Wonder whatever happened to the once outlet as manager, according to Dr. I. Lynd Esch, popular Morris chairs? And can you remember when you tried to blow all the seeds from a dandelion seed ball to prove that your sweetheart loved you? president of the Metropolitan Indianapolis Television Association Inc. (M1TA) which will operate the proposed station. Esch also revealed that an amended application for the channel license will be submitted to the Federal Communications Commission with HELPFUL HINTS: To remove wax paper Hioose vour floor.

nf flic door Block's convenient attached parking garage Capitol Avenue. Open during store hours. that is stuck to foods, pass it under cold water for iust an instant Reminder: A i 1 thin film of soap applied to your glasses and polishing them, will keep the lenses from fogging when you go from outdoors to (Star Photoj GOLDWATER GIVES VIEWS ON CAMPAIGN Meets Newsmen On Arrival At Airport Here indoors Two thin coats of white shellac win the nomination." will keep lamp cords from fraying near the sockets. (Copyright 1968) He said the latest theory of The tXm.H. 3 Ock Co.

stopping Richard M. Nixon in the next few weeks, and that he anticipates the station will be on the air by fall. IN WHAT may be an unprecedented move in broadcast annals, all three Indianapolis television stations, WISH TV, WLW -1, and WFBM-TV are co-operating to provide equipment and financial support for the new from winning a first ballot nomination, a build-up of "fa TO YOUR HEALTH vorite son" candidates to carry their home states on the first 1'eteii .1. hoiiy. m.ik Aspirin Reactions Are Rare 41 -A i community enterprise By ROBERT P.

MOONEY Barry M. Goldwater, Republican nominee in 1964, predicted here yesterday that President Lyndon B. Johnson would be renominated by the Democratic Party. Goldwater was the final speaker in a Town Hall series sponsored by the Sunnyside Guild at the Murat Theater. A near-sell-out crowd of 2,000 heard Goldwater speak on "The World Today." Earlier, at an informal press conference at Weir Cook Municipal Airport, he said he considered President Johnson was "far superior" to his two opponents.

WISH-TV will provide space DEAR Dr. Steincrohn: I have had rheumatoid arthritis for about six years. I am happy to say that my pain is ballot for themselves, could be successful, but not in the end. Goldwater said enough states would be eager to get on the bandwagon on the second ballot to put Nixon over the top. A strong supporter of Nixon, Goldwater said he thought the biggest danger facing the former Vice-P resident is "over-exposure." On the other hand, he said, the longer the Democratic campaign continues, the more support President Johnson will gain over McCarthy and a 1 ost com-p 1 ely controlled by aspirin.

I haven't had to take cortisone. iocis such as cortisone, because corticosteroids can cause complications, too, in patients with ulcers, diabetes and hypertension. DOCTORS WHO prescribe aspirin usually begin with smal doses. If there is no evidence of sensitivity, they gradually increase the dosage. However much you take, it is better after eating than on an empty stomach.

There is less chance of irritating the HE SAID United States on its new tower at 79th Street and Payne Road and housing for the station's transmitter there, subject to approval of the tower move by the FCC. The initial capital equipment outlay and first year's operating budget totals approximately $300,000 and will be provided half by the three stations and half by matching funds from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, for which application also will be made in the near future. Christian Theological Seminary, which has full TV studio equipment received as gifts from local broadcasters, Senator Eugene J. McCarthy (D-Minn.) "shows promise," but rated U.S. Senator Robert youi aspirin intake.

As long as your doctor knows how much you are taking, be thankful it does the job. FOR I know many people like yourself who find complete relaxation when they get behind the wheel of their car and go for a drive. Nevertheless, I hope that you arc not as relaxed behind the wheel as if you were sitting in your favorite living room chair. I say this because I think you will be interested to know of this report by Ford Motor Company Engineer F. as reported in Today's Health, who says that the auto driver today faces 10 or more traffic events a second, makes two or more direct lm i 4 til I A ji i fl 1 1 But I'm worried about what I have een hearing about the reactions to as F.

Kennedy below both Mr. Johnson and stomach wall. "No one can beat President $750,000 Suit Johnson for re-nomination if he decides to run," Goldwater said. Doses of 12 to 15 tablets of fi grain aspirin tablets are no: unusual. They are taken in five or six divided doses.

And as I said, not on an empty stomach. I hope, Mrs. that you ary now less concerned about Reminded that Kennedy is drawing large crowds in his agreed to place its studios at the disposal of MITA until campaign appearances, includ Filed In Fatal Copter Crash the EVT outlet can build and ing those in Indianapolis on equip its own station. Thursday, Goldwater replied: Programming will come from the NET network and STAR STATE REPORT "I drew large crowds in 1964 too and got beat." Goldwater said President local production, Esch said Health Capsule Bv M. A.

PETTI, M.D. New Albany, Ind. A sui NO BROADCAST schedule seeking $750,000 damages has Johnson's Vietnam policy is has been drawn up as yet "getting close" to what he but it will be partially deter been filed in Federal Court here against the Brantley Helicopter Corporation of favors, but added he thought mined by the amount of the Haiphong harbor should WHAT POE IT MBAH IP YOU FPE-fiUEslTc 6ET AM UMCONTpflLLAR-f FALL ASLEEP PURlfJtf TH6 support the station draws be bombed along with dikes Wichita, in connection with the death of three men in pirin. For example, I heard that one patient began to have bleeding from the stomach after taking three aspirin tablets a day. Only three! I've been taking from 12 to 15 tablets a day for the last three years, getting scared Mrs.

D. COMMENT: True, some people are sensitive to aspirin. Even three tablets a day are too many for them. I have known one who collapsed after swallowing only one tablet. Bui such reactions are extremely rare.

Just as it is ran; for some persons to have severe reactions after a bee sting. Or, for everyone to break out or swell up after eating strawberry shortcake or clams. if you have been able to aspirin for so long (I'm sure your own doctor has repeatedly checked on pos-s i 1 omplications), be thankful. It is much better for arthritic pains to be controlled over long periods by aspirin than by corticoster- from the community. on large rivers, which in ef nr a helicopter crash in Crawford fect, would flood rice paddies.

we are tunded tor one County. eliminating a large source of year," Esch declared, "after the Viet Cong's source of food Mrs. Phyllis McLeod and observations a second, must makr; decisions every few seconds on crowded expres-ways and performs 30 to 120 actions a minute. I hope you will not consider me a fun-spoiler by suggesting relaxation instead of "complete" relaxation behind the wheel. The booklet, 'How To Stop Killiiuj Yourself," will be mailed to you for a stamped, self addressed envelope and 25 cents in coin sent to Dr.

Peter J. Steincrohn, co The Indianapolis Star. Dr. Steincrohn is sorry he cannot answer readers' letters. Nevertheless, all questions of tieneral interest will be answered in later columns.

Send your questions to him in care of The Indianapolis Star. (Copyright l68 4. II that it will be up to MITA to set up funds like any other supply. A pilot himself, Goldwater Earl Littrell, both of Bloom ington, who filed the suit, al lege the Brantley-made heli community fund project." said he thought the contro A station can run on a versial U.S. Air Force's F-111A minimal budget (and number I copter was defective in design, construction and that the swing-wing bombers, now JUP of hours of broadcasting) or up to a half-million-dollar budget.

It depends on how HUKF rotor blade malfunctioned causing the crash last Nov. 3. based in Thailand, are too slow and do not carry large enough bomb loads. THE PLAINTIFFS are ad ministrators of the estate of HE DESCRIBED the $6 mil MiMHid YflU 6ET Eti0UK LEEf AT MklHT, Tril4 UHCOHTaoUABLB URe CAH FE PUE fo NARCOLEPSY, WHICH CAH 0 HELPEP WiTH AivicArm. Health Capsules gives helpful information II not intended to be of a diagnostic natum lion plane "possibly the big Dale B.

McLeod, 38 years old gest of many blunders" com Water Everywhere Los Angeles (UPI) One Mrs. McLeod's husband. He was killed in the crash along with Earl J. Tuttle, 48, Okla mitted by Former Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara.

per cent of the earth's water homa City, and Norman Turning to Republican Party must sustain man, according to affairs. Goldwater said New Carmichael, 39, Monticello the pilot. the university's Council on Water Resources at UCLA. York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller must be considered McLeod and Carmichael IIUMIMIISKY GETS A MKW DUTY Ninety-seven per cent of world candidate, even though not were employes of Hoosier water is in the saltv oceans Energy Inc.

and were inspect' active, because attempts are continuing to draft him. Save Wildernesses, LB Urges and two per cent is frozen in glaciers and icecaps. ing power lines from the heli copter when it crashed. Goldwater said, in his opin ion, he did not think any candidate could win the GOP Lenleii Prayer Craw fords ville Man Found Dead In Car nomination for President unless he participated in one or more presidential preference primaries. ever buried in the debris of our hurrying civilization." Mr.

Johnson made the announcement of his new move to expand the wilderness preserves at a late afternoon gathering of some 200 leaders in the field of conservation. IN AN East Room ceremony, Washington (AP) President Johnson sent to Congress yesterday a special message urging it to add 9 million acres in 25 areas of 12 states to the nation's wilderness ssytem. Unless we act now, the President said, "Much of the wild and beautiful America that we know and our grandfathers knew will be lost for "Dear Lord, Help me to find more time for You. Thank You for all the things STAR STATE REPORT Crawf i 1 1 Ind. You have given me.

Forgive Donald K. Watson, 58 vears old, R. R. 8, Crawfordsville, was found dead Thursday in followed by a reception, Presi- me when I do things wrong. Will You help mo to pray more, read my Bible more, and go to church to learn his car which was parked in HE SAID he doesn't consider California Governor Ronald Reagan a serious candidate "because he (Reagan) has told me too many times he is not a candidate." Goldwater said he believes that Reagan at this t'tne has a 10 per cent chance of winning the nomination.

"It could improve some, but not enough to the garage at his home. about You? Will You give me Dr. J. Arion Kirtley, acting added strength to tell other Montgomery County coroner, people about You? said Watson took his own life Costello Under Wire For Assembly Race dent Johnson signed an executive order making the Vice-President of the United States the chairman of the President's Council on Recreation and Natural Beauty. And Mr.

Johnson directed Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall to promote a major program to save the wild islands off the coasts and in lakes. The proposed new milder-ness areas range from Maine to California. They are Mt. Baldy, Pine Mountain, Petrified Forest and Sycamore Canyon wildernesses in Arizona; the Desoltation, Lassen Volcanic, the lava beds, the Pinnacles and the Ven-tana wildernesses in California; the Cedar Keys, the Island Bay, the Passage Key and the Pelican Island wildernesses in Florida. ALSO THE Okefenokee wilderness in Georgia; the Craters of the Moon Wilderness in Idaho; the Edmunds and the Birch Islands wildernesses in Maine; the Monomoy and died of carbon monoxide "Thank You for letting me poisoning.

live through the past year and help me to love other He was a 1931 graduate of people as You have loved the University of Illinois. He yomi Eiins? IVlhYt3tV. me. In Jesus' Name, Amen." PlXies By JACK VVOHL had been employed by R. R.

Donnelley Sons Company here for 35 vears. Kevin Weatherlv wrote to day's prayer in his Weekday Surviving are the widow, Religious .00 Mrs. Lorraine Watson; two Education county surveyor James Book-edis, 3132 North Kenwood Avenue, Democrat, for renom-ination. A mail entry for the Democratic nomination for county coroner was received at the Marion County Election Board from Dr. Arthur Paul Rebel, 3507 North Grant Avenue.

Vf sons, a sister and two grand- hildren. class on released time from School 5. BEU6V IFIWAWT TO 6R4s 'D Do tT MYSGLFf Kevin, like Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today in the Hunt and Son Funeral Home here. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetcrv.

thousands other boys and Leo F. Costello, who withdrew from the race for the Sixth District Democrats congressional nomination in favor of former Indianapolis Mayor Phillip L. Bayt, beat the deadline for filing for state representative from Marion County, filing records showed yesterday- Costello, 3204 South Pennsylvania Street, withdrew his candidacy for Congress as the Thursday midnight filing deadline neared. Other Marion County be-fore-deadline filings were Joseph W. Summers, 1146 Brook Lane, for the Democratic nomination for state representative: Albert Daniels, 105'2 West 35th Street, Democrat for state senator and girls enrolled Island Wilderness in Massachu these inter- Petite, pretty and as new as tomorrow.

Vour long sleeved, acetate knit with flaud front panel pleat and crisp white collar and cuffs. Great little find to zing up your spring wardrobe. Navy blue. Petites, 3 to 13. Choose it and charge it.

i a- io a 1 Bible Kevin classes each week, has found these classes teach him to feel a closer Make Stew Pungent Virgin Islanders bolster their diet with three wild plants called "papalolo," i Mary" and "bata bata," the National Geopraphic says. Cooked with fish and meat, the plants make a pungent stew known as "Kclaloo." setts; the Huron Islands, Michigan Islands and the Seney wildernesses in Michigan: Also, the Spanish Peaks Wilderness in Montana; the Great Swamp Wilderness in New Jersey; the Wichita Mountains Wilderness in Oklahoma and the Wisconsin Islands Wilderness in Wisconsin. relationship with God. Pair Robs Motel Two men, one with a white cloth pulled over his face and carrying a small revolver, robbed the Meadows Motel, 2600 East 38th Street, of $142 about 1:30 a.m. yesterday, police said.

He is learning to formulate BLOCK'S JUNIOR SHOP, SICOND FLOOR; ALSO LI. NO ALE AND SOUTH t'RN PLAZA his own prayers and invites you to join him in daily prayer. 6l6l by UniUd Fofui Svndxott, lt. -4 1 rfi. irtui8i.a.A it,.

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