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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1964
Page
8
Elizabeth Taylor stars as Cleopatra in the 20th Century Fox epic directed by Joseph Mankiewicz. Richard Burton and Rex Harrison co star in the seven day engagement opening Thursday at the Cine Theatre in Linton.
Julia Montgomery Walsh general partner in Ferris & Co Washington DC told a conference of women executives in Boston sponsored by John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance that women are as capable as men in making wise monetary decisions. She emphasized not only how to invest but how to accumulate capital by paying yourself first and investing wisely.
New York Giants quarterback Y A Tittle says the toughest call in football is the third down play with long yardage needed. He notes strategic pressure and decision timing influence the game.
William L. Ross of Citizens' National Bank and Indiana Bankers Association, Greene county agricultural key banker, says Indiana lenders supplied the most agricultural credit in early 1960s. He notes banks show large capital investments in agriculture and improve lending programs to meet farmers credit needs, urging closer farmer banker cooperation. He cites nationwide 91 percent of insured banks with ag loans and 8 percent of Indiana banks extending farm credit.
Medical World News reports Dr. L. Donald Bridenbaugh used a nerve block on 41 terminal cancer patients with abdominal tumors. All but one experienced pain relief ranging from six weeks to a year, offering hope for severe cancer pain management.
Attendance in 1963 climbed for both leagues. The NFL drew 4,163,643 fans, up 160,222 from 1962 while the AFL attracted 1,274,785, an increase of 189,915 over the prior year.
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