Doctors Criticize Forced Retirement Amendment
Los Angeles AMA aging study reports compulsory retirement harms health of older adults. Seven year study presented at clinical meeting shows aging itself does not cause specific illnesses. The panel argues most elderly are economically, mentally and physically sound, needing support only for a small subset with special needs.
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Medical group warns against forced retirement policy
In a report aligned with AMA stance against government control of medicine, the committee warned that compulsory retirement for those over 65 wastes human resources and risks ill health from loss of work, activity, and responsibility.
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Civitan Members Discuss Projects
Jim Murphy, director of extension of the Midwest district of Civitan International, spoke at the Linton Civitan Club meeting to discuss potential club projects. Members were urged to propose ideas by contacting Fred Allen, with a list of attendees including Cecil Shelton and Rev. Harold Scott.
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Linton Civitan Club
Mr. Murphy
Linton Club
Fred Allen
Sixth Street
Cecil Shelton
Duane Boardman
Douglas Trusty
Erchel Miller
Harold Scott
Ronald Sparks
Community notices from Greene county groups list meetings and times
The page lists Monday gatherings for groups in Greene county including Coin Club at Bloomfield High School at 1 30 p m with daylight saving time Hospital Guild at Municipal Golf Course club house 6 p m bring covered dish and service Greene county choral club at Bloomfield High School 7 p m Relief Society LDS at church 6 p m Triad at Linton Public Library 7 p m St Ann s Altar Society at St Peter s hall 7 30 p m Tri County Chapter Delay at Masonic temple 7 30 a m Jasonville Methodist official board 7 p m First Methodist of Linton official board 7 30 p m Lyons Chapter No 371 OES at Masonic hall 7 p m DeMolay Mothers Circle at Masonic Hall 7 30 p m Dugger Chapter No 482 OES at Masonic hall 7 30 p m Linton Community Conservation club at Lee Sherrard Park 7 30 p m Chickateth Council Pocahontas at Red Men s hall.
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Greene County Coin Club
Bloomfield High School
Daylight Savings
Hospital Guild
Municipal Golf Course
Greene County Choral Club
Relief Society of Lds Church
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Triad
Linton Public Library
St. Ann's Altar Society
St. Peter's Hall
Tri County
Masonic Temple
Jasonville
Methodist
First Methodist of
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Masonic Hall
Linten Community Conservation Club
Lee Sherrard Park
Chickateth Council Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Birthday Parties Held At Rest Haven Home
Three birthday celebrations took place at Rest Haven with residents honored on Wednesday and Thursday. Grace Champion, Maggie May, Lucy Barton and William Teafe were among those celebrated, with ice cream cake candy and gifts shared in several lounges and rooms. Marion Allen supervised the events with assistance from Amy Burrell.
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Rest Haven
Grace Champion
Champion
Kate Baron
Nora Dugger
Eva Frye
Josephine Hixon
Maggie May
West Haven
Lulu Mahley
Francis Record
Mary Weasley
Susan Hayden
Rebecca Sexton
May
Lucien Barton
William Teafue
Clinton Badders
Charles Colvin
Charles Cox
Frank Kessner
Jacob Yoder
Paul Brewer
Sandborn
Bergal Teague
Mr. Barton
Mr. Teague
Birth announcements for two girls in Illinois and Indiana
Victoria Christina Pickard, born Wednesday November 28, weighs five pounds eight ounces, welcomed by brother Michael Ryan. Grandparents Ryan Pickard of Lyons and Michael Saldo of Paulsboro, NJ, Bertie Sappenfield of Lyons, great grandmother Bertie Sappenfield. Vickie Lynn Clayton born November 26 in Japan to S/Sgt James Q Clayton and wife Sharon Whitnell, named Vickie Lynn. Grandparents Roy Pace of Columbus and Grace and Avglie Clayton of Linton. two great grandmothers Ola Mitchell and Mollie Robertson of Bedford.
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Stanley Pickard
Park Forest
Ill
Victoria Christina
Michael Ryan
Ryan Pickard
Lyons
Mishael Saldo
Paulsforo
N. J
Bertie Sappenfield
Vickie Lynn Clayton
James QC
Clayton
Japan
U.S
Vickie Lynn
Sharon , Whitenell
Roy Pace
Columbus
Grace Clayton
Avglie Clayton
More Livestock Products Seen In 1963 Prospects
The Agriculture Department projected ample U S food supplies for 1963 with near record livestock product output. Retail prices may hold steady with minor fluctuations as meat poultry and crops show seasonal gains. Per capita consumption likely rises modestly amid population growth and higher use of marketing services. Egg and poultry production are expected to increase, with eggs edging past 1962 levels and prices easing slightly overall.
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Gaylord P. Godwin
Washington
U. S
Agriculture Forecasts Record U S Supply Of Fats Oils
The Agriculture Department projects a 1962-63 U S supply of edible fats oils and oilseeds at a record 16.5 billion pounds up 4 percent from 1961-62. Output, usage, and export prospects point to continued growth, with butter production near 1.6 billion pounds and margarine use expected to rebound in 1963. Corn harvesting is active across the Corn Belt per the weekly crop bulletin.
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Court Takes Look At Several Greene Circuit Cases
Divorce suits and other cases were heard at Greene circuit court in Bloomfield. Nina Hill vs Davis Hill divorce dismissed at plaintiff’s motion. Denry Kenworthy vs Hazel Kenworthy ordered to pay $40 weekly support and $150 attorney fees. trial set for Feb 9. Cassidy Hamilton vs Helen Louise Hamilton restraining order continued. $15 weekly support and $150 attorney fees. trial set for Feb 9. Assault and battery charge against plaintiff set for trial Feb 8 after not guilty plea. Melba June Boyd granted divorce from James Boyd.
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Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Nina Hill
Davis Hill
Denry Kenworthy
Hazel Kenworthy
Cassidy Hamilton
Helen Louise Hamiton
Melba June Boyd
James Boyd
Divorce and custody rulings in local suit dismissals
Judith Ann Carpenter received a divorce from James Carpenter and had her maiden name Judith Ann Jones restored. Billy Joe Mears vs Patricia Mears was dismissed on motion. Frank Sharp vs Mabel Sharp included a continuing restraining order.
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Billy Joe Mears
Patricia Mears
Judith Ann Carpenter
James Carpenter
Judith Ann Jones
Frank Sharp
Mabel Sharp
Thanksgiving Dinner Teases Local Social Gatherings
Mrs. Fern Belval hosted a 6:00 PM Thanksgiving dinner at her home with guests Miss Betty Rusher Mrs Kathryn Conksey Miss Marilyn Cooksey Miss Carolyn Cocksey and Bob Conksey. Evening visitors included Mrs Betty Coen and her son J P as well as Steve Medlock.
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Fern Belval
Betty Rusher
Kathryn Conksey
Marilyn Cooksey
Carolyn Cocksey
Bob Conksey
Betty Coen and Son
J. P
Steve Medlock
Space on Earth at Goddard for spacecraft testing
In Greenbelt Maryland MASA's Goddard Space Flight Center hosts two huge chambers built by Minneapolis Honeywell that simulate space conditions including cold heat light and vacuum to test large spacecraft before flight.
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Goddard Space Flight Center
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Grass fires put out near Lee Sherrard Park
Linton Fire Department responded Saturday morning to a grass fire near Lee Sherrard Park. No damage was reported and crews contained the blaze quickly.
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Linton
Lee-Sherrard Park
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