Local Briefs North Knox Cross Country and Football Call
North Knox pupils intending to participate in cross country must meet at Edwardsport High School gym at 1 p.m. Thursday for physical exams. Football players are told to arrive at Edwardsport High School at the same time. Players ages 10 to 12 report to the football field at Bicknell Friday morning for equipment issue. Ste Anne Swan, daughter of Mrs. Larry Joe Flynn of Switz City, returned home from St Anthony hospital Terre Haute after a broken arm from a pony fall. Greene County Rescue Unit responded to a heart attack death at 639 East Street Northeast at 10:45 p.m. Monday. Miss Maxine Greenwood returned home from St. Vincent's Hospital Indianapolis after major surgery.
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Bicknell
Ste Ann Swan
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Switz City
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Terre Haute
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Edward Davis
Maxine Greenwood
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Summerville Church Plans Homecoming Day
The Summerville Church of Christ will hold its annual Homecoming Day on Sunday with a morning service at 10 45 am led by guest speaker Richard Ramsey of Hammond Louisiana He is noted for work with The Exhorter church paper A lunch on the grounds will follow at 12 15 pm Pastor Eugene Pound invites the public to attend the service and meal.
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Summerville
Soldier Terry Hauser Promoted at Fort Hood
Terry D. Hauser 19 son of Mr and Mrs Raph B Hauser Route 2 Worthington promoted to Army private first class on July 29 at Fort Hood Texas He serves with the Armored Division radio relay and carrier operator in the 41st Signal Battalion Hauser entered the Army in January and completed basic training at Fort Hood He is a 1964 graduate of Switz City Central High School.
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Terry D. Hauser
Raph B. Hauser
Worthington
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Army
Switz City Central High School
School Board hires commercial teacher for vacancy
Sullivan was hired as a commercial teacher to fill the one vacancy. Board members present were Ed Greenwood, Raymond Correr, Albert Truitt and Phip Russell. Also present were Jere O. Goodman, superintendent, and Mrs. Ruth Owen, secretary.
Hallmark Cards Finds Humor in College Life
UPI reports ten colleges and universities contribute jokes for Hallmark card lines. Students craft light lines about classes majors ROTC and campus life, reflecting collegiate humor in a new card collection.
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UPI
Hallmark
Funeral services for Mrs Zela Pickett at Myers Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Zela Pickett, 59, of Worthington, who died Monday, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Myers Funeral Home in Worthing. Rev. Lewis Marsh will officiate and burial will follow in Worthington Cemetery.
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Worthington
Myers Funeral Home
Worth
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Haycraft Family thanks for kindness after death
The Haycraft family expresses gratitude for the kindness and thoughtfulness shown following the loss of their daughter and sister.
NFO Delegates Gather in Washington for Farm Talks
Delegates from Indiana district seven and hundreds of NFO members met in Washington D C with about 500 members to hear Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman discuss farm prices. They toured Capitol Hill Arlington Cemetery and the White House. Continental Hotel banquet featured NFO president Oren Lee Staley.
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Linton
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Sandborn, Inc
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Washington
Capital Hill
Arlington Cemetery
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Continental Hotel
Oren Lee Staley
Market Summary Indianapolis Livestock Prices
Live stock and cattle prices show hogs higher across weight classes with 150 to 210 pounds steady to 25 higher. Sows advance 25 to 50. Cattle trend mixed with steers steady to 25 lower and choice to good levels around 24.50. Calves at 30, lambs mostly 25 higher with spring lambs 24.50 to 25.00.
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Indianapolis
Feeder Pig Sale Results Reported at Worthington
The feeder pig sale at the White River Sale barn in Worthington reported a gross of 16,238.40 dollars with 799 head sold. Average weight was 56 pounds, total weight 41,180 pounds, and average price per head 20.34 dollars, top price 45 dollars per hundred. The next sale is set for September 13.
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White River
Worthington
Linton Daily Citizen publication details and rates
The Linton Daily Citizen announces weekday afternoon publication with holidays excluded and lists address 79 South Main Street Linton Indiana. It names Warren Honken as editor and publisher and Ann Toney as news editor. Subscription rates cover home delivery by carrier or motor route and mail options for Indiana and other states.
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Linton
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Ann Toney
U.S
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Hoosier State Press Assation
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Airlines Agree To Arbitration In Deadlock
Washington dispatch says both sides in a 34 day airline strike accept binding arbitration per a congressional request. IAM president Roy Siemiller urged 35,400 strikers on five airlines to approve arbitration though he doubted their backing.
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API
Siemiller
House Commerce Committee
Congress
IAM
White House
Expectant Dads Share Symptoms in Pregnancy Parallels
San Francisco reported psychiatrist Dr. Arthur Colman notes husbands often show pregnancy like symptoms after learning of a wife pregnancy. British and army studies suggest up to one in nine prospective fathers display nausea weight gain and fatigue with some experiencing baby blues after delivery. The meaning and health impact remain unclear.
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UPI
Arthur Colman
Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute
University of California Medical Center
Colman
Coleman
Crippled Children Enjoy Camp Koch
Miss Theresa Spriggs of Linton attends Camp Koch for Crippled Children near the Ohio River. The Indiana Society for Crippled Children and Adults runs the 30 acre camp hosting over sixty campers with activities in swimming fishing nature study and self reliance development funded by the Easter Seal Drive.
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Patricia Spriggs
Linton
Koch
Indiana Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Troy
Ohio River
Easter Seal Society
Hospital Admits Freeman-Greene and Others
Matters Of Record lists hospital admissions and dismissals. Freeman Greene admitted Tuesday. Charles Christley of Linton and Hoyle Irish of Linton among others. Also Ora Myers of Otwell admitted today. Arthur Lee of Worthington and Brad Poe of Linton dismissed. Birth: a son to Mr and Mrs Jackie Norris Bloomfield weighing five pounds six ounces named Ronald Wayne. Irvin Martindale of Linton admitted Friday at St Anthony Terre Haute with surgery Saturday in room 477.
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Bloomfield
Ronald Wayne
ST. Anthony Irvin Martindale
Linton
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Justice of Peace Court Records Summary
In Richland Township Justice Court Robert Rose 18 Worthington fined for influence of intoxicating liquor with $25 costs and $43.25, driving left of center with $5 costs and $23.25, permitting an unlicensed minor to drive with $1 costs and $19.25, license suspended four months. Janice F Singleton 17 Swiz City fined for no operator license with $5 costs and $23.75.
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Richland Township
Robert Rose
Worthington
Janice F. Singleton
Swiz City
Circuit Court Grants Continuance for Theft Arraignment
Jackie Bixler appeared in court this morning and asked for an arraignment continuance on a theft charge until August 29 so his attorney could be present. The request was granted.
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Jackie Bixler
National Guard Donates Blood in Indiana at Camp Atterbury
Indiana Army National Guard members trained at Camp Atterbury donated 475 pints of blood for defense as Adjutant General John S. Anderson announced. The Red Cross aims to collect nearly 250 000 units for general defense, with 105 000 already reported by the Louisville regional Red Cross. Additional guard units from Gary to Evansville will donate again, including 113th Engineer Battalion and 293rd Infantry across multiple towns.
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North Vernon
Linton
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Nurses Scholarship Award Winner Named for Miss Carol Jo Edwards
Mrs. Cora Jean Bowman Indiana State Nurses Association leader announced the $100 nursing scholarship. Miss Carol Jo Edwards of Washington was chosen as the recipient and will begin nursing training at St. Anthony's Hospital in Terre Haute this fall.
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Indiana State Nurses Association
American Legion Auxiliary
Carol Jo Edwards
Washington
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Terre Haute
Indiana to host two day safety workshop for bus drivers
More than 7 000 Indiana school bus drivers will attend two day defensive driving refresher courses this month to prep for the 1966 67 school year. Linton is one of nineteen sites with Aug 16 17 set for the local session.
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Linton
Indiana Traffic Safety Council
National Safety Council
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I & Public Health Foundation
Albert E. Huber
Huber
Prudential Moves Linton Branch to New Quarters
The Linton branch of Prudential Insurance in Vincennes district has relocated to 77 A Street Northeast Linton. John F. Woody Vincennes district manager announced Charles W. Balard staff manager will supervise the Linton office.
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Linton
Prudential Insurance Company
Vincennes
John F. Woody
Charles W. Balard
Rights Bill Lacks Support in Senate Momentum
Washington report notes the third civil rights bill in three years struggles for Senate backing amid Republican resistance. The House passed the measure 259 to 157 after 12 days of debate, with exemptions limiting the housing discrimination ban to about 23 million apartments and new developments. It targets block busting but preserves significant housing carve outs.
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Pioneer Day Celebrated in Brazil At Forest Park
Clay County Historical Society hosts Pioneer Day at Forest Park Brazil on August 14. A 12 30 p.m. basket dinner precedes a 3 p.m. talk by Hubert Hawkins Indianapolis Indiana Historical Society on Hoosier Heritage. Spin ning Demonstration by Sara Beth Thomas Carmel follows before gazebo cabins open.
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Brazil
Clay County Historical Society
Hubert H. Hawkins
Indianapolis
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Sara Beth Thomas
Carmel
Herbert Thomas
David Thomas
Clay County
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