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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1964
Page
2
Daily Word Morning Report Ind University Lunchtime Theatre Guest Shot Milady Matinee Mid day Report Dragnet Fun N Stuff Jaylight Robin Hood Lone Ranger Popeye and Janie Rocky Show Wally Gator Paradise Desilu Playhouse Jazz Scene Movie The Texans Report
WTHI Channel 10 in Terre Haute Indiana lists the local time as Central Daylight Time following the change to daylight saving. The listing reflects the region’s standard time observation during the warmer months.
Channel 6 lists a dense lineup from Baby Time at 6:15 to NBC News at 10:25 and The Tonight Show at night. Programs include Drama Peter Gunn and game shows Let’s Make a Deal Truth or Consequences and Match Game along with regional news and Weather.
Funeral services were held for Emma E Goodman at Myers Funeral Home Worthington after dying in Bloomington. She was born October 19 1876 in Owen County and lived in Terre Haute before Worthington. Survived by sister Winnie Rumple. Burial at Worthington cemetery. A Bloomfield teacher, noted for fifty years in teaching, survived by brother Howard Coley. Funeral today at Jenkins and Son Funeral Home Bloomfield with Welden Burgess and William Wilson officiating. burial in Grandview cemetery.
Miss Lillie Ooley of Bloomfield died at 10:45 p.m. Friday at Freeman-Greene County Hospital. Born August 10, 1878 in Solsberry to Hornton and Sara Dilley Ooley, she was a retired schoolteacher.
Earl Newsom of Sullivan died at Rest Haven Nursing Home in Linton at 5 10 am after years of illness. Born April 25, 1879 in Worthington, he founded Sullivan Decorating Co. in 1922 and retired in 1946. Survived by wife Pearl Wilson Newsom, a sister Stella Moore, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Dr Homer Page presiding. burial in Worthington Cemetery.
Dugger Union High coach John Alfier announced football practice starts August 15 with equipment issue and physicals on August 14 at 1 p.m. Nine returning lettermen but all positions open as two ends and a quarterback are sought. Schedule includes games at Charlton Plainfield, Westfield, North Knox, School for the Deaf, Huntingburg, Rockville, Georgetown, and St Elmo.
Shawnee Summer Theatre closes its 1964 season with No Time For Sergeants a Ira Levin play featuring Steven Griffin as Will Stockdale. Henry Kendrick Bill Lat in Terry Egler and Donald Hoepner lead an all star cast under Frank Hayashida direction. Curtain 8 30 p m final week. season tickets may be used any combination. box office opens early for tickets.
In Abeprdeen Scotland only two new typhoid cases were reported Sunday marking a waning epidemic. The total number of cases rises to 446 in the Scottish resort town.
Major league results and upcoming games show New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago San Francisco at St Louis Los Angeles at Cincinnati Houston at Milwaukee. AL standings list Baltimore Chicago New York Los Angeles Detroit Minnesota Boston Cleveland Washington Kansas City with recent results across divisions.
The Indiana State Fair Board announced two Beatles performances on September 3 at the state fair. The 5 p.m. show sold 15,000 tickets, yielding a $25,000 guarantee or 60 percent of gross, whichever is greater, with the first show expected to net about $31,000 and a second show at 9 p.m. likely similar.
Lyons Boy Scout Troop No. 60 held a Court of Honor at Lyons park with Rev. Lester Harron leading the ceremony. Jack Steele presented second class badges to Bill Harrison Dave Sutphin Jim Brown and Terry Sims. Alan Brown earned two merit badges. Donnie King assisted. a troop meeting at L and M School is planned for 8 p.m. Tuesday with a film to be shown.
The Linton Boys League All-stars meet Crane in the Shakamak Hymera Invitational at Jasonville starting Tuesday. Linton faces Crane at 8 p.m. Wednesday with a full tournament slate including Bloomfield vs Odon and Worthington vs Shakamak Hymera on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Linton roster lists Jim Ball, Bill Carpenter, Mike Barnard, Steve Blunter, Mike Rose, Brad McIntyre, Mike Poole, Gary Gregory, Terry Kendall, Candy Earle, Scotty Richards, Jim Pritchard, Larry Franklin, Tommy Barton, and Dave Murphy with J. D. Tucker as manager and Dave Richards as coach.
The Tri County DeMolay baseball team defeated Owensburg 7 to 3 at the Linton diamond Sunday afternoon. Tri County produced seven runs on ten hits led by Chaney and Wilson with two hits each while Owensburg had four hits off pitcher Wilson. Box Score:
German final featured Christian Kuhnke defeating Wilhem Bungert after an upset of Australia’s Martin Mulligan 6 1 7 5 6 1. Spain’s Manuel Santana fell to Bungert 3 6 8 6 4 6 1 1. Brabham Triumphs In Kanonloppet At Karlskoga Sweden
Roy Emerson of Australia defeated compatriot Fred Stolle to win the Canadian tennis championship. After dropping the first two sets 2-6 and 4-6, Emerson rallied to take the match 6-4 6-3 6-4 in Montreal.
Friday admissions include Billy Joe Cunningham Jr in Linton weighing seven pounds eleven ounces. Robert Joseph Henderson born in Bloomfield nine pounds. Numerous births and dismissals across Linton Solsberry Worthington Odon Jasonville and surrounding towns with transfers to Indianapolis and Baltimore noted.
President Johnson warned against a steel price increase during a Texas ranch news conference. He read a memorandum stating such a rise would conflict with national price stability and indicated his opposition to any announced or rumored hike.
Elounda in Crete has been refurbished for location shots of The Moon-Spinner, thanks to Walt Disney. The seaside town, ready for Hollywood, will serve as a backlot setting for the film production.
Delays in Project Gemini push the three orbit mission of Virgil Grissom and John Young to early 1965. NASA officials insist the Grissom Young capsule remains planned for the fourth quarter of this year, between October and December.
The Youth Fellowship of the Highway Church of God met at Mr and Mrs Ivan Weavers home with Rev Edward Sheffield in charge. A social hour followed with refreshments of cake and ice cream served to Glen Cox Wally Lankford Owen Cox Max Burch Ed Simsfield Jerry Ashcraft Linda Ashcraft and Geno Buck the group president.
Four Indianapolis men escaped serious injury when their twin engine airplane crashed on takeoff from Lunken Airport Cincinnati. The aircraft owned by L. C. Cassidy Co. of Indianapolis landed at Lunken after a flight from St. Petersburg Florida. Thomas Swift 34 Duane Issidy 48 listed in satisfactory condition at Jewish Hospital Walter Peipenbgck 37 and Don Cassidy 46 in fair condition at General Hospital. Crash cause under investigation.
President Johnson won Indiana Democratic backing for the poverty bill while Republicans opposed it. In the House roll call, four Hoosier Democrats supported the measure as it passed 184 to 6, with seven Hoosier Republican members voting against the bill.
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