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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
6
North Bucktown residents frequent relatives in Indianapolis Evansville Mt Vernon and Saginaw Michigan on weekend trips and hospital and home visits. Families including Fordice Woodruff Ja cobs and Mayfield share hospitality with extended kin while Mack Mayfield is ill and Dennis Fordice receives attention.
First Christian church announces a Daily Vacation Bible School from Monday, August 12 through Friday, August 16. Mrs. Violet Elliott will supervise with sessions 6 30 to 8 30 p m each evening. Theme Christ's Way is My Way offers classes for nursery through adults and all are welcome.
Claude Wise appeared in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield on child neglect charges. By agreement, pending trial he must pay 15 dollars weekly for two minor children and was released on his own recognizance.
Mr and Mrs Jim Smith of LaPorte and Mr and Mrs Bill DeNeve of Kenosha visited Mr and Mrs George De Neve over the weekend. Harvey Taylor of San Antonio and Mae Wolfe visited her parents Emory Wolfe. They visited Raymen Plummer and extended to Charles Wolfe and daughter Trudy Hope and Waily Davies and son Jimmie of Gary. Susan Rogerson visited Linton. Ed Waters hosted Bill Smiths family from Brooklyn. Leo and Billy Hope and Joan Hope hosted visitors from Pontiac Wisconsin and Hollywood Florida. Ted Sweeney spent Sunday at Gary. Families of Sweeney Hampton Sneed and Seward joined in Sullivan visits. David Hancock returned from Detroit after a week with relatives.
The article credits Gen Vo Nguyen Giap as the mastermind of Indochina’s guerrilla tactics now shaping Vietnams defense and the Viet Cong in the South and Pathet Lao in Laos. It notes his book outlining a shift from guerrilla to mobile warfare to wear down and annihilate the enemy with coordinated set-piece attacks.
UPI veteran Arthur Dommen notes Pathet Lao control grows with armed camps supply dumps and field hospitals. The Pathet Lao train officers in North Vietnam and indoctrinate local populations while Giap's advisers aid forward units.
Ottawa Rough Riders add Joe Taylor formerly with the New York Giants after cut. Coach Frank Clair said the North Carolina A&T back will compete for an offensive halfback spot in training camp.
New York outfielder Duke Snider will be honored with a Catholic Youth Organization award as the most popular Mets player before tonight’s game against the St. Louis Cardinals.
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