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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1966
Page
2
The Indiana Traffic Safety Council warns vacation drivers about unfamiliar routes on extended automobile trips. It advises pre trip vehicle checks, seat belt use, route study, ample rest, obeying varying traffic laws, signaling intentions, leaving space, and staying mentally and physically alert for safe travel.
Senator Vance urges action as motorcycle deaths rise from about 1100 in 1964 to 1500 in 1965. He calls for special licenses, helmet use, rider education, vehicle inspections, and a national safety campaign to curb injuries on America’s roads.
A sensational tale contrasts fairy tale figures with real life crimes. James R. Hoffa, alias Prince Charming, was jailed for mail fraud and jury tampering in 1964 and later enjoyed a dramatic comeback with union leaders voting to cover his legal costs. His followers supported continued pension-fund spending despite legal restrictions and he secured a lucrative raise and a long tenure as Teamsters president.
The Delphi Times outlines a large Democratic enlargement urging readers to expand county subscription base. It lists state and county ticket nominees, including Secretary of State Gen. M D Manson and State Senator Bernard B Daily, and notes an administrator sale of estate goods in Jefferson Township with terms.
Books were ordered in memory of Walter Grimm by multiple Grantham families and others, and in memory of Dr. L. H. Smith and Henry Wilson by several donors. Several children topped ten books in the summer program earning a sesquicentennial booklet and a movie pass. The fun program on Wednesdays and Saturdays will be discontinued due to low attendance.
A historical sketch traces the coureurs de bois from criminals to fur traders in French settlements. It details their libertine lifestyle, clashes with Talon’s decrees, migrations with Indians, and eventual amnesty as they became legitimate traders.
Lois Lane recalls Myra Brooks Welch's poem about an old violin sold for three dollars but changed to three thousand by the touch of the Master. The story echoes a father’s tears and a lifelong lesson on renewal through Christ Awareness.
Readable fragments hint at a piece about prophecy or foresight. The text shows garbled phrases and missing context, offering little concrete details beyond a focus on a seer or visions and a stylized archaic tone.
In a Ports mouth Virginia hospital founded in 1825 and remodeled in 1909 an infant girl was born at 2 AM to a mother and daughter. The grandparents waited in the cavernous hospital waiting room as the event unfolded with concern and hope. The note ends with a reflection on the unknowable outcome and the late night arrival.
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