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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1961
Page
1
Refugee shot at by police near West Berlin border
West Berlin police report eight shots fired at a fleeing refugee and a Western border guard by East German police near the Blitz Canal on the American sector boundary. The refugee was captured. no injuries reported. Soviet and American patrols increased as U S forces move toward Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
wpPi
West Berlin
Nno
Vopos
Blitz Canal
Neukcelln
U. S
Friedrichstrasse
Kennedys to Visit Two Latin Nations
President and Mrs. Kennedy will depart December 15 for Venezuela and Colombia to dedicate Alliance for Progress projects. They will stop in San Juan Puerto Rico then spend December 16 in Caracas and December 17 in Bogota, returning December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
pPi
Kennedy
Venezuela
Colombia
Alliance For Progress
White House
Kennedys
San Juan
Porto Rico
South America
Caracas
Bogota
Ecuador
Quito
United States
Tangese Troops Reported Killed in UN Fight at Elisabethville
Early dispatches say at least 36 Tangese troops died in clashes with United Nations forces in Elisabethville. In Santo Domingo American photographers were manhandled by Dominican troops while filming in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabethville
United Nations
Fighting Flares Up At Elisabethville To Shatter Truce
Fighting erupts in Elisabethville Katanga as UN troops clash with Katangese forces ending a 21 month cease-fire. Thant authorizes all necessary military action and orders UN reinforcements and air support while Indian Ghurka units clear roadblocks and entrenchments near the airport. American consulate reports all 90 Americans in the city safe as tensions rise after a Katangese plan to attack UN installations is revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabethville
Katanga
Congo
lPl
United Nations
Eisabethville
Thant
U. N
Lewis Hoffacker
Ruston resigns as Indiana Toll Commission comptroller
Clarence E. Ruston a 31 year veteran of state service resigned Monday as comptroller of the Indiana Toll Commission He said the move of the commission office from Indianapolis to South Bend separated him from family and friends His resignation takes effect March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Clarence E. Ruston
Indiana Toll Commission
Ruston
Commission
Jack E. Reich
South Bend
Toll
December chill hits Indiana as temperatures plunge
Temperatures tumbled from 60s to 20s across Indiana in about 12 hours with lows of 27 at Lafayette and Fort Wayne 29 at Indianapolis 28 at South Bend and 35 at Evansville. Rain accompanied the pattern shift as highs fell from the 60s to the 30s and 40s with showers possible Thursday and cooler conditions into Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
South Bend
Evansville
Mercury
Dominican Crisis Deepens Amid Ongoing Strike
SANTO DOMINGO Dominican opposition groups prepared to press new Balaguer settlement proposals as a week-old anti-government strike continued. A government warning fired workers to return or face dismissal while reports say a council of state may be formed with opposition and government members. American journalists faced violence as police fired on vehicles. bystanders showed support for the press amid the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
D.R
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
UCN
Council of State
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
The
Armed Forces
Rodriguez
Air Force
Christmas charity drives organized in Linton
Linton churches clubs and fraternal groups coordinate holiday giving with the Chamber of Commerce and Salvation Army as central collecting points. Applications for baskets or clothing end Friday at 5 PM. Baskets distributed December 23 and a special "shut-ins" program planned with a December 20 public event. Donations welcomed before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Linton Chamber of Commerce
Vincennes Street
Salvation Army
Chamber of Commerce
Margaret Cooper
Mable Cox
Gambler Starts Prison Term for Tax Evasion in Football Plot
Jules Horwick of Chicago began a five year sentence for evading federal excise taxes on betting receipts tied to a 1957 Terre Haute football operation. Six defendants faced $326,000 in taxes. three others await prison assignment while two received suspended sentences. Horwick and two co-defendants were moved to Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapol
Wen —Jules Horwick
Chicago
Terre Haute
Horwick
Evansville
Dale J. Holder
Edgar M. Wyatt
Irwin Gordon
Las Vegas
Leo Shaffer
Philip Share
James Tanner
Miami
Vanderburgh County
Bureau of Prisons
Washington
Studebaker Plant Debates Contract In Starke South Bend
United Auto Workers Local 5 deemed the Stude baker-Packard contract proposals unacceptable. A mass meeting is planned next Sunday to report bargaining progress as more than 6,000 members remain on the job past the old contract's expiration. The international union has not authorized a strike and would withhold authorization pending the local meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
United Auto Workers Local 5
Studebaker-Packard Corp
International Union
Night football lighting praised by engineers
Illuminating Engineering Society reports improved field visibility with quartz iodine lamps. Three General Electric experts from Nela Park Cleveland note at a Brush High School demonstration in Lynhurst Ohio that 64 quartz iodine lamps deliver more than double the light of former incandescent field lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Illuminating Engineering Society
General Electric Light
Nela Park
Cleveland
Brush High School
Lynhurst
Ohio
Young People Carol Program at Rest Haven Reported
The Lincoln Christian church youth group presented carols at Rest Haven Sunday afternoon. Miss Nola Yoder, superintendent, said the group brought fruit gifts including bananas and grapes. Nearby donations include 25 dollars from Mr and Mrs Ben Sanders Worthington 25.50 from Jasonville Thanksgiving service and 5 dollars from Merl Johnson Linton for the Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Christian Church
Rest Haven
Nola Yoder
Ben Sanders
Worthington
Jasonville
Merl Johnson
Linton
Sixteen Face Loan Fraud Trial in Terre Haute
Sixteen defendants will stand trial in federal court here on January 15 in a one million dollar auto loan fraud case. William C. Kipple and Thomas E. Lapworth,负责人, led the scheme with other Lapworth employees. The case involves false loans, misapplied funds and conspiracy to defraud, with assets in receivership and ongoing bankruptcy actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
FBI
William C. Kipple
Terre Haute First National Bank
Thomas E. Lapworth
Clinton
Infant dies from plastic bag suffocation in crib
A one year old boy named Kevin died after pulling a plastic bag over his head while in his crib in Indianapolis. Police said the bag used for baby blocks was left near the crib about 18 inches from the sewing machine where his mother Wanda Wheeler, 25, found him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wep
Wanda F. Wheeler
Kevin
Army Moves Finance Office and VI Corps HQ
The Pentagon announced the Army will relocate its finance office from Washington to Ft. Benjamin Harrison Indiana. The VI Corps headquarters staff will move from Indianapolis to Battle Creek Michigan. A Defense Supply Agency section with 450 jobs will also be set up in Battle Creek next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Army
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
VI Corps
Army Reserves
Battle Creek
Mich
Defense Supply Agency
Civil Defense Headquarters
Freight Train Hit by Two Cars Near Plymouth
A Nickel Plate freight train halted at a crossing a mile northwest of Plymouth was struck from opposite directions by two cars Monday night. Herbert Davidson, 33, Plymouth, hit the train while southbound and was uninjured. Virgil Bradfield, 50, Plymouth, struck the train and was hospitalized in fair condition with internal injuries. Both cars were total wrecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ind
Here
Herbert Davidson
Virgil Bradfield
Bradfield
Parkview Hospital
Davidson
Rex Cate Keeps Bird Dog Ike’s Leather Dog Shoes
In Stephenville Texas city secretary Rex Cate explains four small leather pull-ons on his desk. He says they are dog shoes for his bird dog Ike to protect his feet from rough ground and dirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenville
Tex
Rex Cate
Cates
Ike
Nehru Warns China Threatens Invasion Of India
NEW DELHI India Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told parliament that Communist China has threatened to send troops into Indian territory and vowed India would resist and repel them He said Beijing warned India to halt border military activity after India's Oct 31 note and defended India recognizing Tibet as China’s rights He urged no diplomatic break with Red China while opposing aggression
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
China
Nehru
Peiping
Tibet
Red China
United Nations
Ristine to Speak Here on Thursday Dinner Meeting
Indiana Lieutenant Governor Richard O. Ristine will be the guest speaker at a Linton Chamber of Commerce dinner Thursday at 6:00 PM in the elementary school cafeteria. Tickets are $1.50 and available from the CC/C, its East Vincennes street office, or any board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Indiana Traffic Toll Dips Five Percent From 1960
Indiana's traffic deaths for 1961 reached 974 by today, 53 fewer than the 1,027 killed by Dec. 5, 1960. After a five fatality weekend, only one death was recorded Monday when Robert F. J. Knapp, 53, of Albion, died in a head on crash eight miles southeast of Albion. Mrs. Jewel McClanahan, 52, of R R 2 Albion, was injured, taken to McCray Memorial Hospital with fractures and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Robert F. J. Knapp
R.R
Albion
Knapp
Jewel McClarahan
McClanahan
McCray Memorial Hospital
Kendallville
Tobacco livelihoods span 17 million in modern economy
During the 1849 Colorado gold rush tobacco was traded by weight in gold dust. A trade paper reports that today 17 million Americans depend on tobacco for all or part of their livelihood across various roles in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colorado
Man in Orbit Mission Hampered by Capsule Trouble
Cape Canaveral reports Mercury program engineers race to fix capsule 13 as John H. Glenn Jr. prepares for the first U S manned orbital flight. Officials warn odds of launching this year are shrinking due to a wiring and control system issue described as not serious but detrimental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
America
U. S
John H. Glenn Jr
Free World
Bermuda Angling Boom Draws Game Fish to Waters
Good fishing in Bermuda. waters around Hamilton host pomano bonefish chub snapper mackerel tuna wahoo and marlin. Bermuda regarded as a premier light tackle fishing center with reef shore and deep sea options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bermuda
Hungary’s Red Regime Faces Continued Soviet Backing
Sir Leslie Munro, UN representative on Hungary, said the Budapest regime remains unstable five years after the 1956 revolt and needs Soviet troops to stay in power. He cited lack of rule of law and self-government, intensified repression, and forced collectivization as signs of ongoing authoritarian control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
Hungary
Budapest
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Munro
General Assembly
United States
Gyula Kallai
Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty
Washington
Mindszenty
U. S
U. N
Soviet Union
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