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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
1
Pancake Jam and community events entertain town
The Linton Boy Scouts host a Pancake Jam at seven with all you can eat pancakes. Civitan Cub meets weekly at the Jamboree, and the Triad concert promises family friendly fun this weekend. A local drive collects gifts for mental hospital patients with multiple drop sites. A reader proposes Moose comic strip. discussions with King Features may bring it to the paper. South Georgia College shares a basketball booklet featuring Lloyd Michael, son of County Auditor Bill Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Boy Scouts
Civitan Cub
Civitan
Citizens’ National
Peoples Trust Co
Daily Citizen Office
Mental Health Association
Grand Theatre
Santa Claus
Mental Heath
Citizen
Stamford
Connecticut
Judy Ahern
King Features
Judy
South Georgia College
Douglas
Georgia
Lloyd Michael
Bill Michael
Michael
Lloyd
South Georgia
Shakamak
Charity Jail Free Meals Auction Promises Odd Prize
A Fort Worth fundraiser will auction a three day free meal card for charity jail. Sheriff Lon Evans noted an offer already, joking that a bidder planned to give it to his mother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
UPI
Lon Evans
Kosygin and De Gaulle discuss European peace bloc plan
In Paris Kosygin and De Gaulle held a two hour meeting during Kosygin's nine day visit to discuss the French leader's proposal for a Europe uniting Western and Communist nations to promote global peace and aid development. De Gaulle says such a bloc could have kept peace and possibly prevented the Vietnam War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Kosygin
France
Europe
Atlantic
Urals
United States
Africa
Asia
Latin America
U.S. Planes Strike Oil Depots Near Hanoi and Saigon Victory
U.S. carrier planes from the Tonkin Gulf and Thai bases attacked air and transport facilities near Hanoi the strongest raid since July. In the Saigon area the 11th Armored Cavalry killed 81 Viet Cong in a 400-man battalion ambush, while 101st Airborne troopers reported nine enemy killed in Operation Geronimo 230 miles north of Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
U.S
Tonkin Gulf
Thailand
Hanoi
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry
Highway 1
North
Viet Nam
Air Force
van Dien
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Thao Dien
Crane NAD Marks 25th Anniversary
The Crane Naval Ammunition Depot celebrates 25 years since commissioning on December 1 1941. Commanding officer Capt Pettebone notes NAD Crane 1966 as progressive and working on missiles biology environmental health services quality evaluation satellite simulations for NASA and Poseidon ICBM projects. The Navy thanks Indiana workers for their contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane Naval Ammunition Depot
Pettebone
NAD Crane
NASA
Navy
Indiana
United States Navy
New Troopers Assigned to Posts in Nine County District
Nine new State Troopers join the nine county district under Lieutenant Ned Woodward District No five commanding officer. Graduates of the 1966 training school fill vacancies with patrol cars issued Thursday. Assignments span Putnamville Terre Haute posts with officers in Greene Hendricks Owen Sullivan Vigo Parke counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Woodward
Woodward
Putnamvile Post
Michael Inman
Greene County
Henry Clark, Jr
Noble New
Hendricks County
Gary Hood
Owen County
Randall Green
Putnam County
Terre Haute Post
Dan Backburn
Loren Wiseman
Sullivan County
John Gimore
Vigo County
Michael Eslinger
Parke County
Snow and Ice Push Indiana Traffic Toll Higher
Four deaths Thursday raise Indiana 1966 traffic fatalities to at least 1,418 and November toll to at least 141. Paulette Wheatley, 16, East Chicago, died from injuries in a U S 12 20 two car crash. Delores Chojnacki, 47, Milwaukee, and James P. Davis, 32, Fort Smith, plus Harry Williamson, 64, Phoenix City, were involved in a three car collision on snow and ice near Veedersburg. Chojnacki and Davis hospitalized in Williamsport in far condition. Williamson unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Paulette Wheately
East Chicago
U.S. 12
Chicago
U.S
Veedersburg
Delores Chojnacki
Milwaukee
Wis
Bernard
James P. Davis
Fort Smith
Ark
Harry Williamson
Phenix City
Ala
Chojnacki
David
Williamsport
Williamson
Draft quota cut again to 10,900 for February
The Defense Department reduced the February Army induction quota to 10,900, the third straight monthly cut. Previous monthly quotas were 15,600 in January 12,100 in December 37,600 in November and 49,200 in October, marking the lowest total since March 1965 amid the Vietnam buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Army
Youth Injured In Shotgun Mishap
A fifteen year old Ellettsville boy sustained extensive left foot injuries at home while loading a .410 shotgun. Frederick C. Summit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Summit, reportedly discharged the firearm when he closed the gun. Authorities cite an accidental discharge as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellettsville
Frederick C. Summit
Noble Summit
Summitt
Triad presents Christmas concert in high school auditorium
The Linton chapter of Triad will stage its annual Christmas concert in the high school auditorium at 8:30 p.m. tonight and Saturday night. The program titled The Happy Time explores Santa Claus and the birth of Christ in song, story and costume, with an intermission between two parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Chapter
Triad
Santa Claus
Christ
Vandals Break Into Holland Dairy West of Bloomfield
Greene County Sheriff's deputies report overnight entry to the Holland Dairy building west of Bloomfield. Police found a broken rear door glass at 8:30 p m and noted vending machine damage. Missing items include premium stamps and tools, with delivery goods set aside. Investigators continue the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Bloomfield
Greene County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Office
Former Governor Schricker Improves in Indiana Hospital
Henry F. Schricker 83, Indiana’s only modern two term governor, was listed improved at Starke Memorial Hospital after an ambulance transport for an acute gastro intestinal upset. Dr. Guy Ingwell said Schricker rested more comfortably and that tests would determine the illness extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Ind
UPI
Henry F. Schricker
Indiana
Starke Memorial Hospital
Schricker
Guy Ingwell
Ice Blamed For 3 Wrecks In Greene County
Three late afternoon crashes blamed on icy highways left two people injured. In Bloomfield Joseph H. Myers 64 and Blanche 59 Myers suffered injuries after his car slid off Highway 54. Connie Carpenter 16 also slid off near Farm Bureau Co op, and Kenneth L. Crecelius 24 of Bicknell crashed on Highway 54 West of Highway 57. All incidents were investigated by the Greene County Sheriff's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Sherif
Phyllis Whte
Switz Cry
He Auto
Paul R. Titus
Indianapoli
Linton
Paula M
Titus
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Terre Haute
Adams, Tenn
Indianapolis
Lena Titus
East Vincennes
Vee Cox
Thelma Titus
Sheriff's Department
Joseph H. Myers
Bloomfield
Jim Terrell
Switz City
Myers
Blanche
Connie Carpenter
Robert Gastineau
Farm Bureau Co-op
Kenneth L. Crecelius
Bicknell
Greene County Sheriff's Office
Prime Ministers In Summit Talks On Rhodesia
Britain leader Harold Wilson and Rhodesia’s Ian Smith met aboard H M S Tiger off North Africa to discuss Rhodesia’s future. Talks opened after stormy seas with a communique noting the lack of title for the Rhodesian leader. Wilson pressed for black majority rule as a condition for independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
UPI
Harold Wilson
Britain
Jan Smith
Rhodesia
Mediterranean
Algecires Bay
North African
Foreign Office
Ian Smith
Wilson
United Nations
Spencer Woman Hit by Deer Slug Accident
In Spencer Indiana, 32 year old Mrs. James Morris was critically wounded when a deer slug discharged from a 12 gauge shotgun held by Dallas F. Renn. The slug pierced a wall and struck her in the back as she walked by. Investigators ruled the incident an accident near Spencer seven miles northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer, Ind
UPI
James Morris
Loyal Arab Troops Fight Saboteurs Near Jordan Border
Arab Legionnaires loyal to King Hussein clashed with a Syrian sabotage group in two night battles near the border town of Brbed. Three Syrians were wounded as Legionnaires used light machineguns and grenades to defend public buildings bridges and military communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
Jordan
UPI
Hussein
Brbed
Indiana lawmakers clash over property tax relief plans
Indiana Republicans and Democrats clash on property tax relief as the 1987 Legislature opens. Senate Democrats back a slow approach led by Jack Mankin while House Republicans led by Otis Bowen push for quicker action before the January 16 rate deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
House
Senate
Indiana
Senate Democrats
Jack ‘Mankin
Terre Haute
Robert L. Rock
Siaion
Wilbur E. Newlin
Mooresville
Jess C. An
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Dictionary
Man
Lyons Road
Fire Department
Paul Titus
Paula
St. Anthony Hospital
Haiphong
Crane
E. R. Pettebone
United Press International
Spencer
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