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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1963
Page
5
President Kennedy on Labor Day called 1963 a turning point for American labor noting peaks in income production and employment. He cited over 70 million employed and factory wages above 100 dollars weekly while urging faster action to end racial discrimination in employment education voting and all civic areas.
Mrs. Ralph Slade and son Ralph with Elmer McKee from Terre Haute visited the McKee family. Er ie Pa visitors Charles Fear and children called on William Cross. Rosa St. Clark of Indianapolis stayed with James Fry’s family. Mrs. Robert Bryan and Sandra Smith of Atlanta visited Rich ard Lawhead and kin. Multiple gatherings marked weekends with Beuschers, Bowmans, and Hart family reunions at local parks and homes.
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