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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
2
Rates for home delivery by carrier and mail subscriptions listed for Indiana and other states. One year ten dollars and fifty cents, six months four dollars seventy five cents, three months four dollars, with monthly and state variations noted.
TV listings for WITV Channel 4 in Bloomington Indiana show a daily schedule with programs such as The Roecky Show Popeye and Janie Bear Leave Reaver World Beyond and Les Crane Show. Also listed are Lopez Tiger News Milady Matinee and Santa Claus with time slots from 4:30 to 11:40.
TV guide fragment lists Dec 4 7:40 to 11:45 with favorites such as Dr Kildare Suspense Tonight Show News Weather and 1:00 News plus late night sports and programs including Jeopardy Loretta Young The Doctors and The Match Game Reflects a daily lineup for WFBM TV Channel 6 in Indianapolis with programs and times, some entries cut off.
Lafayette man Noel 43 was sentenced to 2 1 2 to 4 years for enticing a female into immoral places after a Circuit Court trial in Bloomfield. He posted 5000 bond pending appeal and is released on bond during the appeal while Tri Kappa members plan a Dec 9 Christmas party at Mrs Janet Collisson's home with 50 cent donations for the project.
TV critics discuss ABCs The Fugitive starring David Janssen as a pursued doctor who fights to prove his innocence and survive in a world hostile to his truth. The piece notes the show’s popularity, its social commentary, and occasional uneven drama. Also covered are NBCs War and Peace TV movie, The Entartainers Dee, Mel, Patheti Pictures Murder Mae Stro Please, Tokyo special Five Faces of Tokyo, and a brief rock lyric fragment.
Gladys Turpin was granted a divorce from Frank Turpin in the Greene Circuit Court at Bloomfield. He was ordered to pay $150 in attorney fees and all court costs within 10 days. Other cases considered included the delinquency matter of Mary Ripson and the Nelson vs. Sue case, both dismissed.
Wednesday admissions include Elizabeth Bramble of Jasonville Alma Owen of City and David Elliott of Springville. A baby boy Karl Joe Watson born to Mr and Mrs William J Watson Jr of Linton weighed eight pounds ten ounces. Other names listed: Carolyn Fordyce Linton Edna Barnes Worthington and Mrs Gerald Meyer and son.
Afternoon Guild of Saron UCC meets at the church at 12 30 p m for a covered dish luncheon and meeting Mrs Faye Kramer will serve as hostess and the program features a book review by Mrs Hazel Gilbreath Members bring Christmas gifts for Rest Haven Greene County chapter of Wabash Valley Association meets at Bloomfield Cafetorium at 6 30 p m for dinner and program John E Mitchell executive secretary of Indiana Flood Control and Water Resources commissions speaks Switz City Union club meets with Mrs Ernest Fines at 7 p m First Baptist Bible club for children meets at the church 8 15 to 4 15 p m with Mrs Jo Haun sponsor Young Adult class of Jasonville Methodist church meets at church at 5 30 p m for supper Jasonville Methodist opera practice at church at 7 p m Christian church choir practice at church at 7 p m First Baptist Choir practice at church at 7 p m Jasonville Christian choir practice at church at 7 p m Salvation Army Home League meets at church at 7 p m Eagles Auxiliary meets at a hall 7 30 p m ha club meets at Red at church at p m 7 First Methodist choir practice Mens hall 11 30 a m practice at church at outs Psi Theta sorority meets at Linton Public Library at 7 30 p m Linton Lodge No F and A M Stated meeting at Masonic temple 7 30 p m Tri City Stamp club at city hall 7 30 p m Bethel Christian Mission Circle at a church 1 p m Conservation club meets at Tos Sherragd meecreek tag? meets at Legion Home at eng CWF of First Christian church meets with Mrs George aworth at 2 p m
Page One mentions Angus Bain superintendent and engineer who supervised the dragline project. Bucyrus team includes E. P. Berg president and chairman, J. W. Martin general and manager, Ellis Wilson in charge of careers, Thomas Learmont chief engineer, H. Freyensee vice president, and D. W Pabst service manager.
Millionaire Dave Beck, once a union star, awaits parole as he nears release from a five year federal term for assisting a false return for a union agency and a five year state sentence for pocketing 1900 dollars from a union auto sale. He entered prison June 40, 1962, with parole petitions denied then granted, and plans to pursue Seattle area business interests upon release. Beck rose from laundry truck driver to union president before being ousted by James Hoffa in 1958.
NBC presents Kraft Suspense Theater with One Tiger to a Hill starring J Gregory Barry Nelson Ian McBain Peter Brown and Warren Stevens about a jewel heist and a paroled convict. Also The Latent Witch Trial and To Build or Not to Build features on NBC and CBS listings.
John Mickening reports a small thickening on the President's right hand was removed at the White House using local anesthesia. George E. Reedy states the procedure will not affect duties and followed light sun damage guidance with no malignancy found.
The trial of Farmer Str Gves on a murder charge stemming from a shooting at a Decatur County farm last April 15 proceeded to the jury after the defense rested. State witnesses testified they heard an admission of shooting Tyler, while the defendant claimed the shooting was accidental and denied admitting deliberate intent.
Arthur F Snyder chairman of Greene County Savings Ads Committee reports October sales at 71487 dollars versus 73845 last year. Statewide October sales total 10863984 dollars, down 96 percent from October 1963. Twenty two of ninety two counties reported sales gains for October 1964 over October 1963.
The U S Education Department reports a surge in college and university enrollments as the postwar generation enters higher education. New enrollments rose 17 percent this fall the largest gain in 12 years, with total students reaching about 5.32 million, surpassing the 5 million mark for the first time.
Philadelphia Eagle linebacker Don Hultz is sidelined for the rest of the season following knee surgery performed Wednesday after he sustained an injury in the latest loss to Cleveland. The operation, described as necessary, ends his current campaign.
Summer cottons synthetics and blended fabrics should be cleaned before winter storage. Laboratory tests at the National Institute of Dry Cleaning show that soil and stains cause damage to fabrics. Most vulnerable are sports fabrics with food stains and soil.
TERRE HAUTE Ind Jan 1965 Indiana State College 104 piece band invited to Johnson inaugural parade faced a $10,000 round trip price tag. Officials said mid year exams starting Jan 21 make flying necessary and funds unlikely. Ball State Teachers College also received an invitation for its band.
Frank Sinatra will star in Community Property for Warner Bros with Deborah Kerr co starring. The casting signals a major film move as production plans unfold in Hollywood.
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