The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 13

Anti-Defgrtiation Group Director To Talk Here Robert Gordon, director of the Indiana Regional Office of Anti-Defamation League of B'naJ B'rith, will be in Kokomo on Monday for an'address that night before the Cenlral Labor Council of Howard County, AFL-CIO. Ralph Little, president of the council, said Gordon will gpeak at the UAW Local Hall K9 E. Hoffer at 7:30 p.m. Gordon has been director of the Anti-Defamation League office since it was established at Indianapolis in September, 1935. Prior to his Indiana assignment, he was associate director cl the a Wisconsin office.

He has a wide background of experience in the of human relations, gained in work! with veteran and civil rights organirations. He is a veteran of War II having served! as an inspector in the Army Medical Department from 1W2 to and was associated with United States government In a variety of agencies. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin with a degree in education. As a civic leader in his community of Milwaukee Goroon a a voter registration a a i and successfully fought for the establishment of a University of Wisconsin facilities in that community. Many pioneer projects In the GORDON human relalions field in Indiana are credited to his planning.

Human relations institutes for nurses, a human relations training program for police officers in conjunction with the Indiana University School of lice Administration and Training, and Indiana's first Human Relations Workshop for Teachers held at Ball Stale Teachers College in 1981, are a his accomplishments. He has se as a consultant in human relations to universities and colleges in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana, and has been consulted by 5 number of Indiana industrial firms and trade associations. Dramatic Club At KHS Has 26 New Members Rehearsed and impromptu kits were the highlight of the nduction of 28 new members nto Kokomo High School Dramatic Club membership' night. Initiates were as slaves to members and were required to perform skits arid athletic feats. Initiates also presented rehearsal playlets.

A musical comedy was performed by seniors, a psycho-comedy by uniors a a children's fantasy by sophomores. Seniors also presented a romance in five anguages. President Phillip Davenport announced that a three act dramatic production will be presented by the club in late November. Human Error Blamed For Plane Crash at Cincinnati WASHINGTON (AP) The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed human error today for the Boeing 727 crash in which 58 persons were killed near Greater Cincinnati Airport last Nov. 8.

It said the probable cause was what it called failure of the I plane's crew to monitor the alti- tude-measurement msiruments properly during the approach to the airport at Covington, Ky. The board noted that a 727 had been involved in three other i fatal accidents within a six- month period, on landing or on the start of a gradual approach to a landing in Lake Michigan on approach to Chicago, Aug. 1965, all 30 killed; at Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 11, with deaths and 48 survivors; and in Tokyo Bay, Feb. 4, when 133 were killed.

But it said that with regard to the Cincinnati crash, the "727 flight characteristics were not a At the same time the board stressed that because the 727 is highly responsive and versatile, these favorable qualities may be misleading to the pilot or might give the impression that greater liberties may be taken with that type of plane than with others, especially in normal approaches and landings. "The entire investigation and in particular the specific exami nation of the Boeing 727 High performance and charactcrist tcs revealed no dssign difficien cies or unsatisfactory operating characteristics," the CAB said "Furthermore, review of the aircraft design aspects uncov ered no factors that would hav had a significant effect on th- evenfs leading up to (his acci dent." There were four survivori among the 62 persons aboart the American Airlines 727 an off-duty pilot who stepped out the front of the plane moment before it exploded, and a stew ardess and two passengers hurled out of the shattered for ward end. The CAB said the 727 struck wooded hillside, two miles north of the runway, at'an altitude 22 feet below that of the airport itself. "Hie last communication from the flight, five seconds befor impact, indicated no awarenes by the crew of the plane's low altitude. Sharpsville Plans Kindergarten At Methodist Church a i rairie Elementary School is enrolling kindergarten pupils between 9 a.m.

and 3 p.m. daily until Oct. 17. Classes are scheduled for 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. weekdays in the i Church at Sharpsville.

A charge of will be made for i a enrollment. Circuit Court Probate Elsie M. Goyer estate. Will admitted. John N.

Fricke administrator. James E. Krall eslale. Oalh and bond ordered. CELEBRATING Kip Robert Piel, son of Mr.

and Mrs. larry Piel, 5712 Treaty is year old today (Saturday). Mr. and Glen Warren, 2513 S. Webster and Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Piel, Tipton R.R. 4, are his grandparents. His great- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Fleming of Kokomo and Mrs. Matilda Heffelmire and William Piel, both of Tiplon. of Board Will Meet Monday Noon The monthly meeting of the Kukomo Chamber of Commerce's board of directors will be held at noon Monday in the Shell Room of the Kings Crown Inn. Dwight H. Swanson, chamber president, said four items oi major interest will be presented, they are: 1.

The presentation of 14 names as prospective directors to be submitted by John P. Fred rick, chairman of the nomina lion committee. 2. A report on the accreditation program of the U.S. Chamber, to be given by Charles Cameron.

3. Progress reports from Riggs, John 0. Maher, Gus H. Banthien and Cameron. 4.

A report from J. Ralph Mason, head of the Kokomo Cham ber's membership department. Pre-sentence Investigation Is Ordered A pre-sentence investigation under way on Peggy Fakes, 19, 1500 W. Markiand who pleaded guilty to a charge forgery. Miss Fakes is accused in a Howard Superior Court crimina affidavit with passing a bogUL W5.84 check in a local store July 25.

She is held in county jai in lieu of bond. WOMAN ARRESTED The arrest of Ada G. Rice 1205 S. Armstrong on j. charge of failure to yield the right-of-way was reported Fri day by Kokomo police.

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Judge Lester E. Winslow se Jan. 27 as the date for Sheline's trial without jury, which the dj fendant waived. The 24-year-old 1 i who is free on $2,000 bond, is ac cused of neglecting a one-year oM daughter. Dobry To Attend of Conference Harlan D.

Dobry, manager the Kokomo Chamber of Com merce, will attend the annua conference of the American Chamber of Commerce Execu lives Assn. The conference is scheduled for Monday through Wednesday at Hartford, Conn. Marriage Licenses Wesley Waiter Jeffries, 115 Locke Belco Radio, and Phyllis Marie Barley, Calves ton. Joseph Marvin Swope, 231 Main Greentown, Delco Ra dio, and lone Hazel Basting Milwaukee, Mobil Oil. Ntn r.u-om wmii Willis UTURDAT fM MNJM.

Mmtc UN MM LWcnflg SoJrW Control Wnther NljM a Saturday Hljtit UTWUAY Tlrrx News KWM Organ Set For October 15 In Indianapolis On Oct. 15 the Indianapolis Rivoli Theater will join the small number of theaters throughout the United States still featuring pipe organ music. A Louisville Theater Pipe Organ is being installed at the theater located at 3155 E. 10th St. in Indianapolis.

The organ is a gift of the Indiana Chapter of the American Theatre Organ Enthusiasts. All Kokomo area residents are invited to attend the first theater organ party at the Rivoli Theater. The party will take place at 8:30 p.m. on Oct 15. Tickets are and can be purchased from Frank May, 208 Breezy Lane, Kokomo.

Hi telephone number is 457-2857. Tonight's top shows as revlewed and selected by TV Key'i itaff of experts who attend a a watch and analyze scripts in New York and Hollywood. SATURDAY A I GLEASON: The i raveling gimmick as the loneymooners' iheme is an ndless for their ximbling adventures. a week, was just a ship's deck, and this time all they have is Jome. But whatever the sight Alice meeting a little Italian and wherever the song Is He all it takes is leason'j blustering bus driver md Art Carney's sewer pal nut 9 make the hour a laugh-filled riumph.

(7:30 p.m., Ch. 8 -color) SHANE: "The Bitter, the xnely." Another sombre tale that pits poor peaceloving Shane up against a violent hate-filled tranger. Though the stories end toward monotony in Shane's dedication to eace and justice in the West, his tale manages to focus its attention on the loneliness of late in the person of a frustrated codboy out of his depth. (7:30 p.m., Ch. IJ -color) Kindergarten At Prairie School To Begin Oct.

17 Prairie Elementary Schoo kindergarten pupils may enrol at 9 a.m. on the first day their class meets, Oct. 17. Kindergarten students will be in class from ft a.m. until noon Jaycecs Here Have Five New Members Five men were inducted into the Kokomo Jaycees at their Oct.

4 meeting. The new members are: Ross Wingler and Douglas Wolfgram, Delco Radio; Pau Hillman, Chrysler Joseph Gibson, Union Bank, and James Thrasher, Wiese Olds. Nominations Needed for Farmer Contest Nominations are reeded for the Kokomo Jaycecs 1 annual Outstanding Farmer contest. a project chairman, urges that Howard County residents nominate a man they regard as an outstanding young farmer, age 21 to 35. Nomination Form Kokomo Jaycws OUTSTANDING YOUNG FARMER Age Address Nominated By Entrant Must Be 21 35 Old.

Mail To: Terral Oler, 3721 Apperson Way Kokomo Deadline: Midnight, Oct. 31. Those selected for nomination should be making substantia conlributions to the community i er will be announced at the OYF Award Banquet Nov. 15. He will be entered in the Indiana Jaycee competition.

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KOKOMO '13 Previews In Television TV PROGRAMS (c) DtKttt Color Pmgrvn Is) Dtnoia Program SATURDAY MORNIN6 SunrVst SATURDAY I AT THE MOVIES: "Tfce Is Wild" Fnuk Suutrs stars Im. the Mtertabiiiig, dramatically valid biography of perfonwr. Joe E. Lewis, rugiog from afc early fatal eacouiter wttfc the gaaglonis to the ittHcmlUes his penoul life. Siaatra a capaMe.

Job of turiJig the Uwls personality aid mannerisms, aad stags some tines Im his on lal- mitabfe style as well. Jraaie art Mltzl Gayior play the women la Lewis' life, aid Eddie Albert Is Auslla Mack, his tag-time accompanist p.m., Ch. 6) PALACE Batman's Adam West hosts the show, and tries to sing Western ditties about Roy Rogers ant Date Evans. The top segment the evening belongs to Ra; Charles and his three numbers including "Tell the World Abou You." Joey Heatherton twists and turns to "By Myself" young comic George Carlii talks about the American Indian, and' a lumberjack performs on an 80-foot pole. (9:30 p.m., Ch.

13 color) LATE I Rocl Hudson, Halone Lauren Bacall and Robert Stac: have leading roles in th drama, "Written on the Wind' 36), and Brian Keith am Cesar Romero appear in th western, "VilJa" (IKS) on Lat Show. (11:30 p.m., Ch. firs movie in color) Best of Hollywood "David am i) is," (13) Saturday Almanac 1:30 Hooire- Roundup (111 Looking Around 41 Advtnlurt Road to o-v, 1 0 CfivrcnmouM- 9:30 8) Undefdag lei (13) Wlnchell-Mhaonev I Secret Squirrel (c) Fronkenjfeln Jr. (cl (131 Kins Kong (o 0:30 KldcMei IJ Space Ghcsls (c) 113) The Beetles (cl 1:00 cool McCool (cl Soapy Soles Saturday (13) Coiper Cartoon (cl 11:30 114) World Serte Preview tc-s) it Lesson fer Lrvinj (13) Mojllkj Gofllla (c) ff SATURDAY AFTBRNOOH 2:00 Sports World 8) Road Runner (c) (13) Buaj Bunny tc) Milton (c) 1:00 I) Tom and Jerry (c) (13) Hopplty Hoopw I I) New AaVenlures of Suoerimn (131 Wide World of Sports Saturday Theatre 3:00 (13) NCAA Football tc) 3:30 Bernfe Kermon Presents 4:00 4) The World Beyond Early Show 61 Grind die Opry 61 Porter Wagoner 5:00 IB) Wonderful Work) ef Soorti 41 Rocky Show (el SATURDAY EVENIHO 6) Hews t) Burfce't Law (131 News Events (4) Onrnplonshlp Wrestling 6:30 6) Hews Events fc) (13) Midwestern Hayrlde (c) 7:00 Family Movle(cl Valley Days (c) I) News Events 7:30 61 Ripper 1C) I) Jackie Gleawn Show (c) ri3l Ic) 1:00 6) PJeast Don't Eat Iht ablet (cl 1:30 6 Get Smart (c) 1 8) Pfsfols 'nTeltfcooli (c) (13) Lawrence WHk (c) 9:00 4) The Sforttmons (e) 41 Movie Bathsheba" with Gregory "eck, Susan Hayward, Raymond Massey and Jayne Meadows color), and "Shadow in the iky" (1I5J), jth Ralph Meeker, Nancy Davis and James Whitmore. (11:50 p.m., In.

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