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PAGE TWELVE SUNDAY, MAY 19, T968 ADVANCE-NEWS N a v y C h a r g e s C o m m a n d e r In i t i a t e d R e c o m m e n d a t i o n T h a t H e G e t S i l v e r S t a r B y NEIL SHEEHAN J While Comm ander Arnheiteri n e v e r saw that citation,” he Washington — L ieu t. Com d r. j contended today that he had j said. Marcus Aurelius Arnheiter su g - | simply shown Lieutenant H ardy) It was subm itted to his super- gested th e phraseology for a i official examples of citations,i ior, Comdr. Dr. F. Milligan, recommendation th a t he b e , the lieutenant testified at the, commodore of Escort Squadron awarded the N a v y 's fifth high-,hearing that Commander Arn-, Seven, with a cover letter est c o m b a t decoration, an e x a -1 heiter h a d dictated proposed, dated M arch 24, 1966, w h ic h , ruination of Navy files show ed, sentences for the citation. was signed by Lieutenant Har- Tuesday, , Commander Arnheiter also dy, Lieutenant Generous and a In a n official s u m m a ry of theidenied today that he had ever, boatswain’s m a te aboard the so-called Arnheiter affairs re - i seen th e proposed citation. ‘T s h ip . leased to the p r e s s , the N a v y , -------------- — ------------------ - ------------------------------------------------ — ----- - charged that Commander .A rn heiter h a d also in itiated the r e c ommendation that h e be g iv e n the deconation, a Silver S t a r Medal, b v suggesting to two o f his subordinates t h a t they su b - “ U s iO N B Y ^ C O M M A N D E R L ^ ashin^ ™ ■•■Washington is j tent with weddings, political ral- The N a v y contended that t h i s ! ^ 111^ 8 b£eatb' . v , . i and what s S°3ne a t ,«>e alleged action as well as th e | Pool Peopl! . s has \ W£ lie H1ouse; ^ ^ d a u n ted , suggestion of phraseology f o r jended m the erechon of R esur- offers almost the only axcite- the recom m e n d a tion were e v i - J ecbon £ t y USA, by the R e- m e n t on the Washington social dence t h a t Commander Arnheit-I “ S Pool and nothing vio- j catondar. er w a s \lacking m in teg n tv .'lea h a s 1i?aPPfIied ■ • 1 y e t ' ^ saate dmnere - honor' Washington Has Reasons To Be Holding Breath Commander Arnheiter w a s! Normally, May is a month j ing President Habib Bourguiba sum m a rilv dism issed from c o m , whe“ th e nat.ian's caPlta1, ^ , of Tunisia and Prime Minister mand o f 'the r a d a r picket d e - ' °ver“ 0Wllig tourists, thou-; John Gorton of Australia ... are strover U S S V a n c e on V i e t ' sands school children, and | on the May schedule, nani d u t v 'i n M a r c h . 1966, u n d e rconvention-goers But many of I Some activities of the First controversial circumstances H e daese ave sta- away ^earm ® dy w take ber out tbe has s i n c e ' stirred a p u b lic'co n - tci be e m broiled m a riot-situa- j city. Over this week-end she is troversv m his effo r ts to p r o v e tlon a n d a cuidew restrictin g , d edicating a new museum at that h e h a d been unjustly trea t- ! th0ir activities j the Statue of Liberty and mak- ed. ‘ Hotels are half-filled M e r -jm g a trip up the Hudson. On The comm ander acknowledg- cliants m iss tbe vacationers in j M ay 20, she dedicates the log ed to d a y in a telephone g e s t e l f 3 p e n d in g mood. The u s u a l;cab in in Charlotte, N.C. where phraseology for t h e proposed ci-!mad h-affic eased by fe w e r ; P resident J a m e s Polk was born, tation fo r 'th e S ilv e r Star fo r automobiles fr°m outside the! M rs. Johnson, who likes to “conspicuous g a llan tr y and m - metropolitan area. In the cor- , give young people a chance to trepiditv in a c tio n \ while co m - ndors of the capitol are seen ! b e entertained at the White manding the Vance off Vietnam , mll>' a few af v isito r s ,; House, is giving a concert on but he denied initiating fhe re - M embers of Congress, when ! T uesday for a thousand 5th and commendation ' !asked, have cautioned th e ir ! 6 th graders of the Washington He s a i d Lieut Comdr R a v constituents not to visit. W a s h - 'a r e a on the South Lawn Hardv, then a lieutenant a n d inSton n ?bt nnw ! W ednesday the President and his e x ecutive o f f ice r aboard f b e ! Society maarons are not giv-: Mrs. Johnson will entertain ! Vance, had suggested m a k in g 1 ing big parties. j Medal of Honor winners and, the recom m e n d a tion after Com-! Society editors have to be c o n - ’m ilitary leaders. j mander Arnheiter recommend- ; Dbe new W hite House china ed Lieutenant H a r d y fora s i m i - P n v a « f n T « I 7 « n - 1 n « r i Wl!1 be used for the first tim e « lar a w a r d . r a f e i l t S H i E n g l a n d iwhen Mrs. Johnson gives the. N e ither officer received th e I7n , 7jri~ | annual Senate ladies luncheon. | medal f 3 Y O r 1 1 1 6 IN 3 1 1 1 6 | All of these White House At a n informal hearing at th e T o m c u r . T n n e T i t r t E v e n ts seem to assume ... and Naval base at S u b ic Bay. th e J d l l l C o , l U j J a J L l b l 'm a y b e that's the reason for Phillippmes, a f t e r Commander LONDON <AP, — Jam es is'th e m ... that there will be no A rnheiter's dism issal, however, the m o s t popular nam e for boys violence em erging from ahe Lieutenant Hardy and Lieuten- in B ritain, and lots of loving Poor Peoples’ protest sit-m. ant W illiam T. ‘ Generous J r . , mom mas like to call their THE OUTDOOR A L T A R — T h is outdoor altar, co n s tr u c te d of f i e l d stone by B o y Scout Troop N o . 68 at th e M a in Street side of th e N o tre Dame C h u rch will be used on June 1 a t 11 a .m . at the M ass to com m e m o rate th e first m a ss offered h e r e in 1749 by F a t h e r F rancois P icquet. It is rep o r ted to be located a t a spot not f a r from th e original site of F a th e r P icq u e t’s first m a ss in th e first white settlem e n t in the N o rth C o u n try. T h e tiny m ission founded b y F a th e r P icq u e t an d guarded by F o r t L a P resentation was the site in w h ich the V illage of O g d e n sburg and later th e City of O g d e n s b u rg was to develop and now celeb rate its 100 anniversary as a City. S tan d in g on th e large concrete slab on w h ich the altar rests, left to right, are: A sst. S c o u tm a s ter R a lph B a k e r. Scout J e f f Larock, .Mayor J o h n F. B y rnes. Rev. Joseph T rom n ley of N o tr e Dame P a rish; A lderm a n F red E rw in, C o -chairm a n of th e C e n tennial C o m m ittee an d Scout M a s ter R o b e rt S m ithers. (Jack Woorl P h o to , In Crusade Launched After She Was 7 0, Jeanne Levey Organized, Built The 1st National Parkinson Foundation Thousands Of Negroes In Training Programs operations officer o f the V a n c e , daughters Sarah nff dutv when he fell to his testified that Commander A rn- The to p 10 of children’s nam e s Ist b ^ s e - inS the White _ ty _ ................... heiter h a d originally suggested were listed m a Washington — Some 900,000 work-experience and training Negroes have enrolled in van- under three other Lahor Depart- By BEN FUNK iyoung body into a sitting posi- Jthetic, ignorant, of Parkinson's ous Labor Department .>pnn- ni0nf Pr °Srams Operaiinn Main- Associated Press W riter I tion. When she was lifted to h e r ;disease, and evasive, sored manpower training and 1 a i e e r s - and s Pe’ MIAMI, F la .A P I - It was i feet, her eyes focused on t h e IR® £ “ ^ “ s e c r e t e j f T f wor exPerience Prn Sram s since i m d S ^ n l a ^ U n e s ’S e Even the usual morning tour-, midnight. and J a y Leveys nurse, floor. _ , . 'healthi education and welfare! fhe inif,aflon af these Prn- p articipating rn these program s, Jeanne got her grant. Ribicoff gram s in August, 1062. am iuntm g lor 42 percent nt the 13.000 participants. back the darkness surrounding, Concurrently, m o re than il to visit the White wife fell, too, an d w as pinned, Lewis K essler, once a dynam- this dread disease.\ Except, for this one 000 Negroes are enrolled m pro grant Sram s adm inistered by the Lab- Today, Belty looks letter to 't h e Hnuse have not bee~n cancelled, living room floor and lay stiff with a s p a rkle in her eyes and . , . t Tlmo- h v t L H w T a iv Just suppose all the R esurrec- and trem b ling, unable to rise. In, exclaims. \I can see the sk y ' sau? th e money would help roll to th e m that th e v recom mend London Times bv John W. Leav- j . J I „ ~ pMprf un i™ u , . , . . ; , , \ him f o r the award er. of Ruislip. a West London bon Clt>' residents decide some a J r a n tic effort_to lift lunm his : again. Thev said he h-ad made the suburb- makes a hobb/ suggestion after they bad a l l ^ ^ g fhe aam es used seen a war m o v ie m the ox f i- birth announcements in the _ «..« cers* w.ardroom starring A u d ie ,rnir? ’’broug out t e year. faces by changing the usual scream s unheard in the night,'baseball, and he says a day at yd to keep jhe institute going M urphy, the a c t o r and W o rld' 7 be Xime5 ]s a paper bought routine m ight trigger an explo-;until finally she m a n a g e d to Ithe institute \is a day of liv in g 1 v T institute now is m 'Corps, largest of the Depart- Warr n hero who received th e mnst]y bv the upper income sion. Who knows*1 squirm free and summon help, like a h u m an being.\ S J n i r_om 1 e m ent’s work-experience pro- Medal o f Honor wmiw so Leaver's analysis of In late O ctober another grand- Levey w as a victim of Parkin- In a one-woman crusade fii® J na T. hp ;i^ | | ieJ !!iii.lfa ina gram s, has enrolled over 1.375 T pvpv % i^ n ^ d ! Jea^me r has*”r a i ^ d tlmough her ^ D e p artm ent's Manpower Ad- For t.wo Hours J69nxi6 L-/6\ gv of svorv ounco or sclt-r^spscr., » Cf , ^ Y et to d o s e th e door in their lay th e re struggling, her | Now he w alks and even p la y s ! P,eraoaal e“ o rts ^ “ Y need- ministration The Neighborhood Youth Naval Reserves Open House Is Monday, 7 P.M. A r e c o r d of the resumnnv groups. new five-story building with 100 youth during its three years , ,, , , „ ,'K as the m o s t popular names m ight child will arrive in the White son's disease, a m y sterious ma- launched after she w a s 70 years , , „ , , f. . made public by t n e Navy, a lo n g not bold good for the country as House. D a u g h ter. Lynda Bird, lady that transform s strong old, Jeanne Levey has awak- ym ' r j 1e^ ; . Yy ,, f a 'u f J of operation. Almost hall - R05.- with o’-ner d o cum ents m the a w hole and her husband. Capt. Charles men and women into w e a k and ened the world to the growing r . . stud ea ar.u n d nnn ------ ------- - , , S Robb are expecting their first quivering vegetables. This was menace of a disease which for 0 oc ' lhe boys lop 10 table, for; r i r 9 child not the first time he had 150 years w as swept under the case. 000 - were Negroes. de names onlv, is Jam e s , Richard, not the first tim e an ■ Lynda Johnson Robb has had sprawled helplessly on the floor,'rug swers i n the o n e m a l testimony jas,F Christopher.\ DTvid. * John, a lot ^Un ber ,e c r ! b nor would it be the last. Before Commander Arn\h«?iter wa= i Although he e r r phatically nied doing so tncbav m his an\ Timnthv. clear a s tn wner’n - r nr nor be G irls' Sarah. Em m a. Cafhe- ha. had o riginally susrested the r e c - - — j — ------ <■«-—-> nas William Sherman If.ll Ul mu HCl 3CL1C1. , llUl \WUiU U Ut liw iCXOW AJCIUIC , TV 1 T> but if was no_secret to Robb he died in 1964. he broke h is; P t y B e i m e t t Prize Scholarship when he left for Vietnam. She back in another fall. only one disappointment: But Levey's ordeal w a s to her institute a rallying point m the first concentrated drive to In rccngnitmn of Armed F n r r - ph Day. nn open hnuse will he held by Surface Du n o n 3-13 <S > at the Naval Rservc Train- Presenfly. about 85.009 Negro mc r e n tpr. Riverside Aw., this youth are enrolled in NYC pro; {lU. Mnndav. frm n 7 p m until jects. This represents 42 percent 3 3ft p m> Lraml residents are of the more than 200 000 cur- nVited to visit the Training Cen- rent enrollees. ter to enjoy an interesting p ro gram sponsored by the New An estim ated 278.000 Negroes York State Naval Militia, Lt. E L Nicandri. commanding nt of the Surface Division, , . ™ e arib Victoria <]omt third i ho. «-hnr, u,® i,,™ u ,a i,,.0= n t 1 <? find the cause and cure of an nmmendation Lucy_ Elizabeth. Caroline and babv is born \ million other afflicted nersons affliction which fhe U.S. D epart- Clm ton - Wllbarn Sher- have received occupational It w o u ld he con;oderad h ighly pqjCnla < joint seventh), Joanna. , / A mipsswnrk swirls and m t-Hmr millions of mnfused m e n t of H e a lth says is engulfing m a n * son of M r. and Mrs. W il-training under the Manpower unusual for an -fic e r to rec- KathPnne N w , the guesswork swirls and to their millions of confused • ^ D0. iiam G. Sherman of 513 Pleas- Development and Traimng Art flt'er nm m e n d himse'f io r such a dec- , , , around vnunger daughter, Luci and desperate loved ones. an ever g reater part or me po Avpr,np ncdpnshnro was -ru- \ u ( \ i M said nm m e n a nimse.T t o r 3ucn a a e c L e a v e r nntes that whlle j ane .. , . ^ th Lv Nu., T th T rnnm ,vhpTP TPflnn e lav pulation. ant A' ' eaue;, ugaensnurg. was Thls constitutes about one-third *Sdlu’ oration In ne original » ti- names given -rent who will be one v e a r old that ninhf in 1959 she m e t a few To ^ocus attentlon 011 ber !f?Si PrlZ0 of all MDTA enrollees. Some ti 1 p quarters eerenmnv call monv n e does acknowledge = u g -lea r n e , tlem aa ram e , given g*nt. wno will be one y e a r oia that night m 19d9, she m e t a tew Prpsiricnl Johnson h a s Scholarship during the annual nnn Necrnrs »«. nnw enrolled . r , w ! phraseolocy for the p r o D3 mentions, on June 21. H e r husband is m weeks later with a group of in-; SI^ a n ii d N a t io M d 'C l a s s and C h a rter Day exerci- m 'vD T A Haininc coInrs and p a ry ':iP ,h< u n ,f* ii-atinn fi101-6 were nnb’ ,2n occasions Vietnam, too. and maybe they fluential friends and organized,Pro0‘. e , ses at Hamilton College. nam ing gestinf posed , when it appeared as a first have a secret, too. , the first National P a rkinson! P arkinson Week. Foundation. And in 1962 she, ? '^ L 111,,194,6 a! n .Jay , LeX,' ---- are apt built at Miami an institute J a-v s rl§b t b? n<|. developed burg F ree Academy where he The proportion of Negroes in will sta r t at 7 3D. Movies nf the Navv in action will br shown He is a graduate of Ogdens- A.mT A h-ninmo n rnonm ? hue and bfibt refreshm enis served, - - . .. „ . . rd rg F re e Academ y where h e f,.PVsed e a ^ vear L n ab^ Chilcfren must be accompan a strange feeling and began ,was class vaiedictorian and a led bv an adult Then t said. okay, if I w e r e doing this. I w o u ld say s o m e - name ----------- thing 1 1 k e fhis ’>e r is quoted in Ja m e ;. on the other hand. Somehow American. the rec'-.rdas na*. in e tn recount- headed not only the first nam es to forget that Gernge Washing- which has become the world’s - . , .v ,, . '.ia » > « n u u » » u » nr,p.n,IS,rf-pr nf thp pnrni w s in ing a <-onver=a»ior. with Lmu+en- nnlv tab1e but a ' so was brst on ton was not born at Mount only real haven for those crip-' to sbake- G radually the trem o r ;memb e r 0f the national honor q q sliehtlv more than \one ---------------------------- ant H'a?dv short lv befSe the ^e b-^ of all nam e s given to Vemon. but the National Park pled by the disease. and more and more o f |society. 1963: t > slightly mom than o n e ; recornmen’da*ion w a s made h0''5 Service is planning a rem inder In the first operation of it s , b11^. U°d> beeam e involved. , Yhe_ Bennett Prize Scholar- -HHitinn ahmit q 5 nn \ w . d i n n r u v n D n ^ ' ' -------------------------- in a project at the plantation kind, Jeanne's staff of special-1 Jeanne took him to many oe-iship is awarded each year to • , * . £ R I° DE JANEIRO iAPi For tips on selecting fresh where the F a th e r of Our Coun- ists is resoring to useful lives Ao rs’ ^ .,non® 1 er _dl ?“ ?e d !a s e n ior who completed his jun- roes have been provided with There_are 1.91 islands in Guana* “N o w thesp a r e the b a s ic ideas here.' f’ne record q u o tes York State trv was born on Popes Creek hundreds who once had aban-! jbe conditi°m she said. E a c h ijor y e a r wdh distinction. bara Bay. which faces Rio de : doctor called it a nervous disor-; G u e st speaker at the Class dolph of Williams College, noted Janeiro and whose entrance is and Charter D ay convocation authority on the history nf high- guarded by S u g ar Loaf moun- Seven y e a r s after onset of the was professor C. Frederick Ru- er education in this country. tain, w o rding that is enrntrnniv the M ailing Room, Research \ a living colonial farm \ on1 and vears of confinement in a disease* Jeanne chanced to - - US0d-'~ ' ______________________ ' Park~ Ifhaca- N Y - 1485n' ^he ' ______________________'w h eelchair had frozen h e r jnn1|imhia University Neurologi. cal Institute at a convention of him a s savins If you d o n 't straw b erries. Nev like w h a t I'm\ saving, I d o n f residents may request single, m the N o rthern neck of Virgin- doned all hope. , , want vou to feel under any nb-free copies of leaflet 1, “ L ocal ia The original birthplace! When Betty Homer entered _c' ligation. This 15 the type of Strawberries are Here.\ from burned and now there's to be the institute, m u scle rigidity lU«i - — n „ uu 1 lltn T 1 Daow D n“ “ n i n 1 £ O ' on > nnrl t'oone rtf OATofltl/lVnOM'f in 5 m e e t Dr. Lewis J. Doshay of the T O U R NEW S FACILITIES - S tu d e n ts in th e 5th g r a d e a t Henncm-D-eKalb C e n tr a l S c h o o l toured th e facilities o f the O g d e n sburg J-ournal-A d v a n ce N ew s last w eek. T h e y were g iv e n a to - u r of the ed ito r ial ro o m 'and w e re to l d of th e duties of th o s e th a t w o rked in th a t d e p a r t m e n t. L a ter th e y w e re taken to th e com p o sing room and saw an actu a l page b e in g made up. Finally they w e n t to see th e finished p r o d u c t as the p a p e r rolled off t h e press. (John O’D onnell Photo) the American Medical Associa tion. He looked at h e r husband and told her. softly: “This is Parkinson’s disease.” For 35 y e a rs, Doshay had ded icated him self to a lone wolf a t tempt to solve the enigm a of the disease. B u t he told Jeanne: “There is little money for re search. We need a foundation, somebody to start one.” For three years after her meeting with Doshay, Jeanne pondered w hat he had told her. With his help and advice, she worked out physical therapy methods that kept her husband mobile years longer than he oth erwise could have expected. But at last he becam e helpless and she took him to a home in Miami to care for him to the end. Then came the fall that launched her drive toward the goal Doshay had given her. With her own resources and contributions from friends, she organized the foundation. Then she went to medical men, civic leaders, giants of industry and others. A fter months of talking, she had a 42-member board of directors and a list of consulting physicians in the United States, Canada, England and India. The first clinic building would cost $350,000. When she came up $135,000 short, Jeanne went to Washington. Through a maze of red tape, she trudged from one office to another. Everyone she contacted was genial, sympa- k W m RECEIVES A IR MEDAL — C a p tain An th o n y C. S h ine (right), son of Mr. and Mrs. G e o rge W. Shine, P o c a n tico R iver Road, Pleasam tville, and h u s b a n d of the fo r m e r B o n n ie C a rney, daug h ter of Mrs. M a rgaret C a rney, R u r a l R o u te N o . 2, H e u v e lton, is decorated w ith the A ir M edal at T a k h li R o y a l Thai A F B , T h a iland, by L ieu ten a n t C o lonel O iian d W. Jen s e n , com m a n d e r of th e 354th Tactical F ig h te r S q u a d ron iT F S ). C a p tain Shine, an F-105 T h u n d c r- ehief p ilo t with th e 354th TFS, was cited fo r his outstanding airm a n ship and co u r age on successful an d im p o rtant m issions u n d e r hazardous conditons. A 1957 g r a d u ate of R o o sevelt H igh School, he received his B. A. degree in geology from C o lgate U n iversity in 1961 a n d was com m issioned th e r e upon com p letion of th e A ir Force R eserve O fficers T raining C o rps program . The cap lan is a m e m b e r of Sigma N u . (U.S. A ir Force Photo)
