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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
2
Dodgers slugged 15 hits led by Ron Fairly three RBIs and Willie Davis two doubles as Sandy Koufax improved to 20-5 in a one sided 11-1 victory at Chavez Ravine. Orlando Cepeda hit a solo homer for the Giants.
Standings show New York leading with 86 wins and 47 losses followed by Chicago and Minnesota. Thursday results include Detroit 6 Los Angeles 1 and Boston 4 New York 3. Also listed are forthcoming games across multiple cities and matchups with night schedules.
The article notes hay fever as the nation's top allergy with spring onset and a mid autumn peak. It explains irritants like grasses and trees trigger symptoms and outlines preventive injections and two drug categories antihistamines and steroids for relief.
New York radio station WNEW plans a series of varied sessions ahead of its February birthday. The EW in the title honors Ed Wynn, the original backer and owner of the station.
Raleigh profile of NC State coach Earle Edwards facing limited student engineers and roster depth. He emphasizes using players effectively over formations, backs free substitution, and aims to keep challenging ACC rivals despite recruiting hurdles. Edwards, 55, relocated to Raleigh in 1954 after earlier coaching runs.
Live stock markets show hogs down 25 to 35 cents with various weight classes trading 14.50 to 17.50 per cwt. Sows ease to 9 lower. Cattle and calves offerings small with steers near steady, heifers around 21.50, vealers 16 to 27. Lambs and sheep mostly lower with prime lambs 20 to 21 dollars and other categories down from earlier levels.
Canned vegetables intake increased from 56.8 pounds per person in 19389 to 82.7 pounds in 1959, reflecting growing at home consumption patterns and shifting dietary habits.
Fragmented notes report multiple birth notices and names from Worthington Bloomfield Warsaw and Rale Mooney area. Several newborns with weights listed include two pounds seven ounces and six pounds seven ounces. Names cited include Ernest J Starnes Jason Yi Wendell Davis Eva Calvert Helen Hanna and others.
Mr and Mrs David R Colcla zier of Greenfield announce the birth of a daughter Aug 25 at Hancock County Hospital Greenfield. She weighs seven pounds twelve ounces and is named Lora Lee. This is the first child in the family. Grandparents listed include Mr and Mrs Andrew Mulligan and Mr and Mrs Robe Coldazier of Greenfield with great grandmother Mrs Margaret Wright of Greenfield.
Fred H. Phegley 72 died at 5 a m today at his home five miles north of Jasonville on State Route 1. Born October 19 1890 in Clay County he was the son of David and Sara Phegley and a World War I veteran. Surviving are his wife Mary one son David Indianapolis stepdaughter Mrs Corvin Metcalf Walton Ind one brother Roscoe Phegley Terre Haute six sisters Mrs Phoebe Mattox Mrs Elza Hammond both of Lewis Route 1 Mrs Mary West Jasonville and six grandchildren The body was taken to McClanahan Funeral Home where arrangements are pending.
John E Tad Bough 80 longtime Bloomfield farmer died at 3 15 am today. Born August 11 1883 in Center Two he was son of William and Nancy Royal Bough. Survived by wife Stella two sons Glen Bloomfield rte 4 Richard Bloomfield rte 3 daughter in law Avis Do son and eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren a sister Mrs Wayne Anderson Bloomfield rte 4. Funeral 2 pm Sunday Edgeport Church Rev Rossie and Rev Paul Bolton officiating. Burial Ridgeport Cemetery. Friends may call Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield.
Funeral services for Orval Tuart Akers 76 longtime Linton resident will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home. An obituary error omitted the name of a daughter Mrs Ida Hottenre a from Thursday’s notice.
The First Baptist church at Linton will celebrate its 75th anniversary with services on Sunday September 8 with Dr. Carl S Winters as guest speaker. Fifty year members and former pastors will be recognized during the day.
A historical page lists daily broadcasts including university events at Luncott Theatre Matinies and Matinies 12 ae Hymiame Fare 2100 entries. Late afternoon segments feature The Texan PEmpewas and Guns Shot om See Pate. Mahalia Jackson appears at 3:30 with a Sign Off at 12:38.
A dense listing shows daily and Sunday programming on WFBM TV Channel 6 Indiana with movies news and talk shows. Prime time includes Tonight Show Peter Gunn and local sports weather scoreboards.
A fragmentary TV schedule lists programs for Friday through Sunday with times and show titles including morning to late night slots and entries like Captain Kangaroo Alvin Hitchcock Sullivan and The Real McCoys. The readable lines mix cartoons dramas news and variety amidst a dense grid of air times.
A compiled TV review notes ABC CBS NBC pieces praising or lampooning shows and stars. Highlights include Charles Dickens as a stylistic reference for TV writing, Perry Mason as a stern attorney, Barry Livington as a young comic, Danny Kaye and Red Skelton on CBS, NBC praise for Today show and Wilie Mays special, Hootenanny expansion, Wagon Train 90 minutes and Barbara Stanwyck in a wagonskinner role.
The Navy reported one seaman dead and six injured after a fire aboard the Grayback during a training cruise in the Pacific.
TV listings note Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield, in his home near Salem, discussing life and politics as a possible GOP candidate. Hatfield, in office since 1959, previously taught at Stanford and Willamette, with a career spanning politics and education.
Industrials move to 727.43 up 1.03 while oils dip to 176.01 off 0.15. Utilities slip to 143.84 down 0.03 as overall stocks edge up 0.15 to 261.84.
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