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THE TERRE HAUTE STAR, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1966. U. S. AND THE WORLD Roscoe Drummond Reports VfET NAM DISSENT DECLINES SAN FRANCISCO The evidence in tiiis part of the country is that President Johnson is consolidating public support behind (he Viet Nam war. The dangers that internal dissension in the U.

S. might force the Administration to pull back or will continue to seriously mislead North Viet Nam are clearly passing. The California Poll, for example, shows a six-point increase in support of the President and there are several reasons which suggest that this upward trend has not reached its peak: 1. There is, I find, a growing awareness that, both militarily and politically, the defense of South Viet Nam is going well, that the Viet Cong can't win. there is a rise of public confidence that we can.

2. Most people now appear to be accepting the view that only increasing military pressure can shorten the war and bring Hanoi to the conference table and, therefore, welcome the more vigorous measures now in progress. 3. By bombing the oil storage installations near Hanoi and Haiphong, the U. S.

is fitting its actions to its words. While these actions do not please hard-core dissenters, they do the one thing most needed to win maximum support for the President's' course: they remove all doubt as to our commitment to do whatever is necessary to halt the aggression. This very removal of doubt about U. S. determination seems to me to be doing more than anything else to reduce public dissatisfaction and consolidate the President's support.

The net effect of all these factors is that dissent, while, still vocal and visible in the usual places, is being contained. Its power to win any wide public acceptance is declining. It is no longer any serious threat to the freedom of action by the Administration. Obviously this does not mean that Americans anywhere in the country are happy about the war. They aren't.

Just the opposite. There are anxieties and fears and hardships and nobody likes them. They explain in Kennedy who can make speeches about Viet Nam without having to make the decisions runs a little ahead of the President in a California Poll showing that in this state both would defeat any Republican opponent, Nixon, Reagan, or Romney, if a Presidential election were held today. Unless there is a successful end to the fighting in Viet Nam before November or a decisive turn of events as would make such an outcome visibly assured, I see no likelihood that Viet Nam can help Administration Democrats in the elections this falT Almost any political fallout from the war will help the Republicans. The best the Administration can expect is that the issue will be largely nullified by the stronger and well-received course of action by the President.

This will leave the Congressional campaign to be fought mainly on domestic and local issues. On the basis of the present outlook, the indications are that the Republicans will make appreciable net gains in the House enough to force the Johnson administration to give more heed to Republican views and the GOP may well add three to six Governorships to their present total of 17. 1966 Pub. Newspaper Syndicate) Kennedy Recuperates HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP Ambassador Joseph P.

Kennedy, father of the late president, was reported recu perating Monday from a mild heart attack Sunday at his home. The prewar ambassador to Great Britain, 77, remained at his home. He has been in poor health since December 1961, when he suffered a stroke at his home in Palm Beach, Fla. Heads League INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Sam H. Jones, Negro native of Mis sissippi, has been named first executive director of the new Indianapolis Urban League.

He has held the same post in St. large part why Sen. Robert Paul, and Pontiac, Mich. Mailers' Council Observes NIMS' Fifth Anniversary art is far from being a monopoly of the artist. Often the work of the builder, the engineer, the machinist, the scientist, undertaken with purely utilitarian goals in mind, turns out to have its unexpectedly artistic side.

So it is with a technique now being used in the scientific study of sea Low-voltage radiographs of shells permit observation of spiral construction without sectioning, greatly advancing scientific knowledge of developing complexity from the earliest fossil remains to the present in the process producing some striking examples of art from the sea Chambered Nautilus Pompilius shell. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE HERE BELOW NATIONAL FIGURE The unemployment rate in his area has dipped slightly be- ow the national figure, according to the latest statistics released. Joe H. Petty, manager of the Terre Haute office of the Indiana Employment Security Division, has listed the unemployment rate in this vicinity at 3.6 per cent. This embraces a sector composed of Vigo, Vermillion, Clay and Sullivan counties.

At the same time, a national news magazine refers to the country's unemployment figure as 3.8, in a chart, and in an accompanying article it lists 4,000,000 persons as being jobless. Petty said that in this area employment rose 2,300 between June 1965 and June 1966 to a total of 60,400. During the same period unemployment dropped 500. "The slight decline during the 12 months in agriculture employment," Petty said, "following the nationwide trend, pales into relative insignificance compared to the far greater increase in jobs in both manufacturing and nonmanufactur- ing." Petty added current signs to even higher employ- at summer's end, under point ment the added stimulus of resuming elementary, secondary and higher education activities. Booming Venezuela CARACAS (UPI) now industrial about 16,800 industrial firms.

Of these, some 15,000 are small industrial establishments, 1,600 of middle size and about 200 big industrial enterprises. An estimated 363,000 workers are employed in Venezuelan manufacturing industry. in its greatest development, has DOWNSTAIRS Thrift Store Platenticeras whitfieldi shell. Coiled Foraminifer shell Ueloise Cruse Hints From Heloise Sixteen persons attended ajber mailers, special meeting of the Terre Haute Mail User's Council with Postmaster Frank L. Miklozek Monday to observe the fifth anniversary of the Nationwide Improved Mail Service.

The session, which occurred in the postmaster's office, was one of 344 that took place throughout the nation. It spotlighted a filmed statement from Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien in relation to the Mail User's Council. The Nationwide Improved Mail Service program was inaugurated July 19, 1961, to improve collection, handling and delivery of mail. A major objective was to spread business mailings from 5 p.m. over the entire day.

"Through the efforts of our local Council members and jorhood? Postmaster Mik-' Some of DEAR HELOISE Will you settle an argument in my neigh- the neighbors put tozek pointed out. "we have feather pillows on the clothes- line in the hot sun to air them been able to reduce our o'clock mail volume from approximately 80 to 40 per cent. Consequently we are now dispatching outgoing mail and processing incoming mail much faster and generally giving all- around better and speedier service to the entire city." Members of the local Mailers' Council comprise: Harold Willis, Sunray DX Oil Company; S. E. Brussell, Commercial Solvents Corporation; William P.

Milburn Hulman and Company; George Carroll, Merchants National Bank; Ed Utterback, Columbia Records, George Rosenfeld, Packard Shirt Manufacturing Company; William R. McKeen, Terre Haute First National Bank; Frank Schrohe, Root's Store; their influence with non-mem-1 A. Piepenbrink, i partmcnt Store: out. I contend that hanging fe aither pillows in the hot sun is bad for them. Which is the right way? SOUTH SIDE COFFEE CLUB DEAR COFFEE CLUBBERS personally, do not believe that feather pillows of any kind (whether down or chicken) should ever be hung in the hot sun.

If it is an absolute necessity (for example, if the pillow is damp would let them hang in the sun only about 30 minutes. Good feathers contain a natural bird oil! When pillows are left in the sun all day, it dries the featheis. It is far better to air them all day in the shade, fluffing them (this means patting them with your hands) every few hours. TUESDAY TON 25th and Ohio Blvd. Alden's De- But best yet is to tumble them Lewin, a dryer with no heat.

This not Meis Brothers Company: Stan-l on tumbles the dust out, but ley S. Drefus. Levin Brothers; John Lamb. Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce; Daniel Worley. General Telephone Company, and Myron C.

Sperry. The council is cooperating with the Post Office Department in promoting public knowledge and use of zip code in the addressing of letters and parcels, along with the business application of the Vertical Improved Mail delivery system for hich-risp Dog Nearly Itches to Death thought we would have to put Daisy to sleep but I could never do this. 1 suffered as she suffered almost two years with large running, itching tores. I had almost given up trying things when I came across Suljodenc. Now her back is all healed, her hair is coming in thick.

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DEAR HELOISE When giving a home permanent and you have no applicator with the kit, an empty plastic detergent bottle with the snip-off nozzle cap is an excellent substitute when applying your solution. MRS. A. PARKER DEAR HELOISE People who are plagued with back trouble don't have to bend over to pull on the heel of their shoes and slippers. Tell them to stand up and press the toe of the shoe against a door jam as they ease their foot inside.

ROSE SETH DEAR HELOISE Here is a hint that might help those women who don't like to wear strapless bras, yet don't want unsightly straps showing with their wide-necked I sew a snap on the shoulder of the bra strap and the other part of the snap on the inside of the dress shoulder. When I put the bress on, I just snap them together and the straps stay in place perfectly. It's also very comfortable. I keep one bra especially for those dresses. V.

M. B. DEAR HELOISE I do the bookkeeping for our auto and truck repair garage. The regular, silver colored staples were too hard to see on our bills and made an extra operation lifting the sheets to ascertain possible additional charges to be posted. After all these years of excess wasted motion, I have coated the top of my staple strips with red nail polish.

I tested to see if the polish would remain after stapling and found the innovation a success my red staples really show VITAL STATISTICS good hint when making large birthday, cakes, especially the rectangular ones. Cover a television tray with; aluminum foil and place the cake on the tray. When the candles are lit, the: reflection on. the foil is very COURT ENTRIES Vigo Superior Court Terre Haute First National Bank vs. Charles Claypool, complaint on promise in writing.

Samuel E. Beecher Jr. Vigo Superior Court No. 2 Stella Snedeker vs. Harry Sne- 16 Rutledge Place, a boy, July 17.

PAIGE, Mr. and Mrs. Warner, 665 Morton, a girl, July 17. NATION, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred, 1044Vi N. 8th a boy, July 17. THOMPSON, Mr. and Mrs. Glen, 521 Leon West Terre Haute, a boy, July 18.

Junior Poets to Hear jdeker. divorce. Charles W. Yin- Halnmond Mjm Rcad pretty. ELIZABETH BARESE DEAR HELOISE You know the cotton that come in aspirin and other pill bottles? IT IS "good enuf" for removing nail polish, but I hated to get it mixed up with my sterile cotton.

I now save it in an adhesive bandage box in the medicine cabinet. PATTI 1966, King Features Inc. ISU ESTABLISHES GOVERNMENTAL SERVICE CENTER Indiana State University's cent. Mary Ann Nicholson vs. Billy Nicholson, divorce.

Berry, Kincade and Miller. Betty Maxine Roberts vs. Frank Edwin Roberts, divorce. Robert F. Wallace.

Margaret Johnson vs. Larry Lee Johnson, divorce. Robert H. Brown. AnnabeUe M.

Afansky vs. Joseph E. Afsansky, divorce. John E. Keller.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Mary Grace Cummings to Norman R. Whitledge and wife, lots 90 and 105, Lincoln Place. Muriel C. Bragdon to James B. Corbin and wife, lot 24 and part of 25, Fecheimer's sub.

John E. Doyle to John A. Doyle, lots 43 and 44, Rosemont Poet Parnell Brennan of Ham mond will be guest lecturer at a meeting of the Junior Poets Club of Indiana at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday at the Izaak Walton Shelter, Dem ing Park. Included in Brennan's readings will be works from Shakespeare, Edna St.

Vincent Millay, Robert Frost, Dylan Thomas and Wordsworth. He also will present selection from his own works. Members of the club, sponsored by Mabel Skeen, local poet, will offer poems from Sparks from Skipping Stones," a collection of poetry by area youths. Solo readings will be given by Becky and Jeff Fortenberry, Todd Riebe, Candy Higgins and Jill Riebe. sub Regular meeting of the club newest service arm is the Boston and be at 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday, I Herman B. Tague and wife, July 26, at the Emeline Fair- of sec. 12, twp. 12, r. 8.

nd wife to Richard J. Warner and wife, ter for Governmental Services which was established on the campus this month. The new facility is designed banks Memorial Library in its Cool Comfortably Air-Conditioned Wonderful Money Saver! LONGLINE Front Hook Bra Look What Just $1 Buys at Meis Say "good-bye" to midriff rolls with this easy on, easy off front Hook Longline. Waffle-stitched undercups for youthful separation, uplift and support. Elastic center gores for comfort.

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to provide research and services for federal, state and local governmental units and agencies; provide governmental research facilities and training for graduate and advanced undergraduate students, and disseminate government employment information to students interested in public service careers. Among the projects already under way or in the advanced planning stage are: student internships in the Republican and Democratic state party headquarters in Indianapolis, participation in the preparation of a high school textbook on Indana state and local government with the Indiana Coucil for the Social Studies, and participation lot 71, southwood add. Henry E. Hooper and wife to Fred 0. Hirt and wife, lots 464 and 465, Stimson's add.

to West Terre Haute. MARRIAGE LICENSES Andrew Jackson Bridgford, Indianapolise, retired chiropractor, and Bonnie Odessa Rubeck, 221 N. 35th practical nurse, Dean Carter Myers, 31, RR 1, West Terre Haute, college in structor, and Judith Lee Yontz, 22, 423 S. 16th secretary. Michael Ernest Damiano, 23, 2034V4 N.

14th graduate student, and Carol Ann Drake, 22, 2123 S. 8th school teacher. Thomas Statly Bracken, 68, in a national study on county Indianapolis, retired, and Elsie sheriffs. Marie Best, 59, 521 S. 7th Acting director of the center cook up.

R. S. She is just as right as right can be. The red staples do show up better than silver ones. We were afraid the polish might make the staples stick together and not come out of the stapler like they should, but it didn't slow 'em up a bit! HELOISE is Dr.

William P. Maxam, associate professor of political science who joined the ISU faculty in 1964. Previously he had been associated with the Federal the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization, the Veterans Administration and the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations. He is the author of a number of governmental publications. Contract for Road Materials Awarded The Vigo County Board of Commissioners Monday awarded a contract of $3,154.50 to Kaiser Aluminum of Bedford to supply the County Highway Department with road materials.

The contract called for the sale pipe of corrugated and other aluminum aluminum P. Brentlinger, president of the board. Kaiser was sole bidder for the contract. DEAR HELOISE Here's a'commercial fisheries. California Fish Boom WASHINGTON (UPI) led all states in gross receipts from commercial fishing in 1963, with a total of $49 million, according to a recent report from the Census Bureau, based on the 1963 census of Robert Edwin Warren, 23, Indianapolis, school teacher, and Vera Kay Lowry, 20, 1815 S.

6th student. Jon Robert Schneider, 23, 2451 N. 14th quality control inspector, and Terry Lynn Myles, 19, 1940 N. 5th at home. RECENT BIRTHS St.

Anthony's Hospital LEHL. Mr. and Mrs. Allan, 1901 Grant a boy, July 16. BROWN.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, Riley. a girl, July 16. GLAZINER, 'Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald, 1329 S. 15th a girl, July 16. BROWN, Mr. and Mrs.

James, 1728 N. 24th a boy, July 16. JEFFERS, Mr. and Mrs. Billy, 2618 Krumbhaar a boy, July 18.

Union Hospital M'CULLOUGH, Mr. and Mrs. Deniss, 1464 S. llth a boy, July 15. STEPHENS, Mr.

and Mrs. Dale, 2103 Seabury a girl, July 15. GREEN, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie, Clinton, a boy, July 16.

AUTERSON, Mr. and Mrs. Joice Robert, 2305 Hendricks, a girl, July 17. SEGO, Mr. and Mrs.

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