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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1960

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Christmas basket plans amid local charity drive in Linton

The Mine Run notes report Linton charities form Christmas basket lists with the Chamber of Commerce as a clearinghouse to prevent duplicates. Recipients names are checked to avoid overlaps, and a deadline is set for December 16. Also included are 1960 census population figures for Greene Sullivan and Knox counties with townships and towns listed.

Linton Chamber of Commerce Olfice Charlianie Organizams Christias Baskeins Juanita Greenwood Coft C Linton Chamber of Commerce Vincennes Street Linton Salvation Army Bicknell

Number of Federal Workers Is Fewer

The October count shows 4 102 fewer federal workers bringing total to 2 360 534. Civilian agency employment fell by 2 489 to 1 325 350, with Agriculture and Interior departments bearing the largest seasonal declines. Military agency civilian staff declined by 1 618 to 1 035 184.

Washington Congressional Economy Advocates Senate House Committee Agriculture and Interior Departments

Ellett Granted Divorce in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield

John Ellett was granted a divorce from Gayle Ellett in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield today.

John Ellett Gayle Ellett Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield

White Pupils at Frantz School Drop to Nineteen

NEW ORLEANS White attendance at William Frantz Elementary School fell to 19 amid police guard and hostile protests. Twenty white women watched from across the street as authorities kept demonstrators away from the building. private school buses opened the day for nonpublic students in a nearby county. John Gabrielle, who was disciplined for allowing his daughter to attend Frantz, said his family will move from the city.

New Orleans William Frantz Ruby Nell Bridgees Frantz John Gabrielle City Water Department Frantz School Gabrielle Andrew Foreman

Change May Result In Nasty Winter Change May Result In Nasty Winter

Washington weather forecaster Jerome Namias says the high westerlies shifted from a mild November pattern to meandering north south loops. Cold air from Alaska and Canada is driving an earlier winter onset than last year. Namias notes November and April May are the most likely months for westerly pattern changes.

Washington Or Hemisphere U.S United States Jerome Namias Namias Weather Bureau Alaska Canada

Spencer Schools Adopt 20 Minute Schedule Shift

Spencer School Board ordered a 20 minute shift in the class day, moving opening to 8 45 a m and closing to 3 50 p m fast time, effective Monday. The change followed a board and patrons meeting where State Policeman Ralph Shumaker cited safety data showing peak accidents 5 00 to 6 00 p m and the lowest rate in early morning hours.

Spencer Ralph Shumaker

Former Bloomfield Youth Assigned to Ladd Air Force Base Alaska

Army Specialist Four Thomas E. Evitt, husband of Betty Evitt of Marshall Illinois, has been assigned to Yukon Command at Ladd Air Force Base Alaska. Evitt enlisted in October 1957 and is a 1952 Ellcsv ille High School graduate who previously worked for Radio Corporation of America in Marion Indiana. His father Alban J. Evitt resides in Bradenton Florida.

Ladd Air Force Base Alaska AHTNC Army Thomas E. _ Evitt Betty Fourth Street Marshall, IL Yukon Command Evitt Edith L. Saunders Route 4 Bloomfield Ind Ellettsville High School Radio Corporation of America Marion Alban J. Evitt Bradenton, Fla

Security Council to Discuss Congo Demands

The United Nations Security Council, at Soviet demand, convened an urgent session on Patrice Lumumba’s release and Mobutu’s disarmament. Dag Hammarskjold prepared to defend Congo policy amid Soviet criticism as Zorin led the council. The meeting was postponed to today after Western objections.

United Nations N. Y. PD Security Council Patrice Lumumba Congo Joseph Mobutu Dag Hammarskjold Soviet Union U.N Zorin Valerian A. Zorin Hammarskjold Russia Alexi A. Roschin General Assembly

Woman Found Guilty In Doping Of Two Daughters

In Cleveland a Juvenile Court jury found 29 year old Mrs Lillian Fratantonio guilty of feeding coma inducing barbiturates to her daughters Bernadette age 3 and Venita age 6. The sisters nicknamed sleeping beauty drew national attention as doctors failed to diagnose their intermittent comas. Medical exams at two hospitals and Columbia Medical Center could not reveal the cause until August when barbiturates were identified.

Cleveland Ohio Lillian Fratantonio Bernadette Venita New York City Columbia Medical Center

Hoffa Indicted in Florida Land Firm Misuse Case

President James R. Hoffa and two others were indicted by a federal grand jury in Orlando on charges of misusing over a half million dollars in union funds to promote Bun Valley Inc a Florida land company. Atty. General William V. Rogers announced the indictment.

James R. Hoffa Bun Valley, Inc Florida Land Company Orlando Fla Atty William V. Rogers

Women’s Christian Temperance Union to honor boys in service

The Greene county WCTU plans a Christmas remembrance for service members this year. Officers asked parents to send the servicemen’s addresses to Mrs. Walter Sutphin of Lyons, chairwoman of the gifts for servicemen project.

Greene County Women's Christian Temperance Union Walter Sutphin At Lyons

Charges Swapped In Chicago Voting Dispute

Federal agents probe alleged Democratic double dealing at the polls in Chicago amid suspensions of Cook County grand jury hearings. Justice Department officials said FBI agents are active in Chicago and Texas and federal action could yield a grand jury review. State's Attorney Daniel Ward suspended the grand jury sessions to assess potential conflicts of interest and election validity.

Chicago UPI John F. Kennedy Illinois Justice Department FBI Texas Washington Daniel Ward Cook County Grand Jury GOP Ward Daniel P. Ward

Election of Linton Local No 925 ITUE-CIO Officers

Officers will be elected at the American Legion home from 2:00 to 4:00 PM on Saturday. They will be installed in the regular meeting at 5:30 PM the same afternoon.

Linton Itue-Cio American Legion

Rotary Ann Meeting Set for Fall Party

The Rotary club announces its annual fall Rotary Ann party at the club house on the Municipal golf course Thursday evening. A holiday dinner will be served at 6 50 and an evening of entertainment will follow.

Rotary Club

Temperatures Drop Across Indiana as Cold Spell Lasts

Cold air settles over Indiana with readings in the 20s. Lafayette 20, Chicago 21, Indianapolis 23, South Bend 26, Fort Wayne 26, Cincinnati 29, Evansville 31, Louisville 13. Friday mostly fair and cold with a five day outlook 3 to 6 degrees below normal highs 32 to 46. Central and south expect colder Thursday, warmer Friday and weekend rain or snow. Highs Tuesday ranged 45 to 53 with mixed precipitation totals across cities.

Indiana Lafayette Chicago Indianapolis South Bend Fort Wayne Cincinnati Evansville Louisville

Welsh appoints Shelbyville mayor as adjutant general

Indiana Gov Matthew E Welsh announces the selection of Mayor John A Anderson of Shelbyville to be adjutant general of the Indiana National Guard. Anderson, a lieutenant colonel, replaces Lt Col Alfred F Abner of Indianapolis who took the Civil Defense post in Battle Creek Michigan after John W McConnell resigned. This marks Welsh’s sixth major appointment since his election on November 8.

Indianapolis Erecr Matthew E. Welsh John A. Anderson Shelbyville Indiana National Guard Anderson Alfred F. Abner John W. McConnell Battle Creek Mich Welsh Correction Board

Police Fire Shots To Nab Two Youths

In Rochester Indiana two South Bend youths Robert Samulski seventeen and Jack Gorney twenty were captured after police fired ten shots at a stolen car. Officers chased the vehicle from Rochester to Metea and Cass County stopping the car by firing at tires and the trunk.

Rochester Ind South Bend Robert Samulski Jack Gorney William Collins Collins Grand William House House Fulton Cass County Metea Fulton County

Salvation Army Appeals for Funds in Linton

Major Mable Cox of the Linton Salvation Army says appeal letters are being sent to area residents to support the work. The post will skip its maintenance drive but plans Christmas baskets toys and clothing for families in need this holiday season.

Linton Salvation Army Post Mable Cox Cox Salvation Army Linton Salvation Army

Kennedy Names Udall As Secretary of Interior

President elect Kennedy names Rep. Stewart L. Udall of Arizona as secretary of the interior. Udall, 40, praised for conservation and natural resources work, met Kennedy at the Carlyle Hotel before a joint news conference. Kennedy notes Udall's Western background aids national resources development.

New York John F. Kennedy Stewart L. Udall Arizona Udall Gigor Imagination Kennedy Carlyle Hotel U.N Dag Hammarskjold Congress Abraham Ribicoff Connecticut Luther H. Hodges North Carolina Los Angeles Massachusetts

Roll Call of Dead on Hoosier Roads Surges in 1960 Toll

Indiana traffic toll for 1960 reached at least 1,034 with the death of Leonard F. Kaney, 58, in an Allen County truck crash. Seven new fatalities were noted, including Harry L Wright in Muncie and Homer Grimes in Gary, while South Bend reported a fatal truck incident and Mishawaka-linked death. State police cited rising deaths in urban areas but fewer on rural roads.

Indianapolis Indiana Leonard F. Kaney R. R Waldron Mich Allen County Kaney Woodburn Harry L Wright Muncie Wright Maple Bird Homer Grimes Gary South Bend Glen Bolinger Mishawaka Finley Arnett Bolinger U. S

Cass PTA Will Meet at Union High School Cafeteria

The Cass township Parent-Teacher Association will hold its December meeting at the Union High School cafeteria in Dugger at 7 30 Monday evening. The Music department will present a program and attendees are asked to bring nonperishable foods for a Christmas basket. New members will be welcomed.

Cass Township Parent- Teacher Association Union High School Dugger

Mission Circle to Hold Christmas Meeting at First Baptist

The Mu Beta Gamma Mission Circle of the First Baptist church will meet at the church at 7 30 o clock Monday evening, officers said today.

Mu Beta Gamma First Baptist Church

Newberry Man 84 Dies in Hospital

Frank Edgar Asdell 84 a retired farmer from Newberry route one died at 5 25 P M Tuesday at Good Samaritan hospital Vincennes He was born Sept 20 1886 in Taylor township and lived between Newberry and Scotland He is survived by his widow four daughters one son a brother fourteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren His body was taken to Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home Bloomfield for viewing Services at Scotland Presbyterian Church with Rev Wayne Davis and burial in Scotland cemetery

Frank Edgar Asdell Newberry Good Samaritan Vincennes Mr. Asdell Taylor Township David Harvey Nancy Watts Asdell Scotland Asdell Gertrude McElroy Glenn Martindale Murphysboro Tenn Jasper Myers Bloomin Raymond Myers Roy Atkinson Peoria Ill Dallas H. Padgett Brownsburg Charles Asdell Jenkins and Sons Bloomfield Presbyterian Church At Wayne Davis Scotland Cemetery

Collision in Linton Injures Minor Damage

Police report a morning collision in Linton at 11 50 involving Charles Padgett of Bloomfield and Emory Huff of Linton. Padgett’s westbound auto struck Huff’s vehicle as it pulled from a north side parking spot on Vincennes street between Main and First streets.

Linton Charles Padgett Bloomfield Emory Huff Huff Padgett Vincennes Street Main First Streets

Model T Types: Photos Released of Atomic Bombs

Officials release公開 photos of Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs to show they resemble ordinary bombs. The images reveal modern warheads are lighter yet far more powerful, with long secrecy ending on the eve of Pearl Harbor’s anniversary.

State Department U.S Pearl Harbor Nagasaki Hiroshima Washington Inola Gay Japan Defense Department Atomic Energy Commission US. Y Pentagon

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