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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
2
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Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI promulgates a liturgical reform to use the vernacular in Mass and sacraments encouraging full participation by the faithful. The decree from the Ecumenical Council says the mother tongue may replace Latin to meet modern needs and bring new vigor to Catholic worship.
President Johnson asked John M Bailey to remain Democratic national chairman to prepare for the 1964 campaign. Bailey said the President phoned him to the White House late Tuesday and requested he stay as head of the party’s national headquarters.
The Richard Boone show presented a tense story about an unwed pregnancy and a missing husband with strong performances from Lloyd Bochner and Boone. The critic notes a late sermonizing shift that undermines the otherwise suspenseful drama and calls it a confession magazine moment.
Tuesday admissions include Willard Stough and Worthington James Grider along with Elnora Today Otis Russell Linton Victoria Hatfield Lyons Denis L Bays and Bloomfield. Dismissals list John E Harris Ralph Bailey Jr Linton Mrs Clyde Miller Springville Mrs Frances Lucille Bogan Bloomfield Dorothy Davis Worthington Tyrone Browning and Bedford.
Studebaker Corp. plans drastic cost cuts with more than 2000 layoffs as part of a four point program. President Byers A Burlingame said further reductions can be expected and the auto division will seek a lower break-even point through expense cuts strong sales promotion and tighter home office controls.
Roy Allaway justice of the peace at Jasonville passes judgment on several Jasonville residents. Jack Kessner pleads guilty to public intoxication and pays 26 dollars total. Robert Whitaker fined 18.75 for speeding. Carl Slough fined 42 for public intoxication and disturbing the peace. Thomas Cooley fined 18.75 for improper registration. James W White found guilty of reckless driving and fined 22.75.
Emma Hudson Cullison, 81, formerly of Linton, died suddenly at her Mt. Clemens Michigan home on Tuesday. She was preceded in death by two husbands and three children and survived by daughter Sara Lou Lang and two grandchildren. Her remains are at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with calling after 7 p.m. Thursday. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home, with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
Mrs. Rose Smith of Linton is a patient at the Union hospital in Terre Haute and is listed in room 406.
Ida M. Jones, 79, longtime Linton rte. 3 resident, died at 10 45 a m Tuesday in Clay County hospital Brazil She was born Nov 23 1884 in Clay County daughter of Martin and Lucy Ryan A member of Wilson General Baptist church near Jasonville She survived by husband two stepdaughters one daughter in law two stepsons one grandson and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Thursday at Schoppenhorst Funeral Home Clay City with Rev Richard Fagg officiating Burial will be Maple Grove cemetery
Orval Goodwin 78 of Bloomfield Se. 1 died 11 40 p m Tuesday at Free man-Greene County hospital Born August 31 1885 in Highland Township son of George and Alverta Osborn Goodwin Retired farmer and Calvertsville Baptist member Preceded in death by wife Eliza Surviving daughter Mrs Don Hunter three grandchildren four great grandchildren brother Ernest Goodwin of Bloomfield sister Mrs Delphia Roudebush of Sullivan Funeral service 2 pm Friday at Calvertsville Baptist Church burial Calvertsville Cemetery Friends may call Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield after 7 pm today
Hong Kong reports 31 600 people entered from Communist China in the past year. The government says housing for about 750 000 people has been provided since 1948 and more than 600 000 squatters await re settlement.
Army Maj. Gen. Andrew J. Goodpaster, a White House aide under Eisenhower, was nominated for promotion to lieutenant general by President Johnson. He currently serves as assistant to Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
The Commonwealth and Colonial Office issued a briefing noting that more than a threshold figure was recorded. Officials did not disclose exact totals in the brief, but emphasized ongoing administrative action and coordination with colonial administrations.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for help before and after the loss of their loved one. Special thanks go to Rev. Hembaugh, Bro. Pound, The Baptist Church, The Masonic Lodge, and those who sent sympathy flowers.
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