Pearl Harbor day remembered and Crane Depot marks 25th
A mixed history page notes Pearl Harbor’s attack on December 7 1941 and its enduring impact. It also reports Crane Naval Ammunition Depot’s 25th anniversary with a 24 page commemorative issue, a top rating for 1941 era base, and a personnel increase of about 1000. The column discusses tourism funding proposals by Lt Governor Rock and regional efforts to attract visitors to Southern Indiana.
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Crane Naval Ammunition Depot
Pearl Harbor
Crane News
9Th Naval District
County Population Decline Forecast in Indiana Study
Greene county is projected to shrink from 26 000 in 1960 to about 20 000 by 1985 as fertility drops and out migration continues. The 600 page report, part of Indiana’s population trends study, also predicts Indiana total population to reach 6 268 000 by 1985 86 with varied county changes and cautions on forecast reliability.
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Greene County
Indiana University
Bureau of Business Research
Department of Commerce of
Indiana
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Alen County
Fort Wayne
Jack R. Wentworth
Bureau
Wentworth
Population Study Sparks Broad Planning Interest
Dr Wentworth emphasized that studying future populations is crucial for planning at all levels. The bureau is pursuing an in depth migration study as the elusive variable in population projections, with periodic revisions as new data arrive for governments communities and businesses.
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Wentworth
Stae
Incivedual S. Small
Child Dies After Taking Medicine
Valeria Rae Cunningham four year old daughter of Mrs Rose Louise Villain Cunningham and the late Sidney Cunningham died Tuesday at 5 pm in Free man Greene county hospital Authorities say the child died from a dose of toxic medicine believed to be candy She reportedly got up at night and took the medicine prescribed for her mother Born in Linton July 31 1962 she lived here survivors include mother a sister Geraldine Faye Cunningham two brothers Tommy Heaton and Anthony Lee Cunningham grandparents James Cunningham Ly ons and Eugene Villain Sr of Linton great grandmother Mrs Mahalia Anderson of Linton great grandfather James T Cunningham of Bloomfield and many aunts uncles and cousins Visitation at Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel after 7 pm today Funeral 2 pm Thursday Memory Chapel Rev Edward Sheffield burial Morris Chapel cemetery
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Valeria Rae Cunningham
Rose Louise Villain Cunningham
Sidney Cunningham
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Linton
Geraldine Faye Cunningham
Tommy Heaton
Anthony Lee Cunningham
James Cunningham
Lyons
Eugene Villain, Sr
Mahalia Anderson
James T. Cunningham
Bloomfield
Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel
Memory Chapel
Edward Sheffield
Morris Chapel
Former Governor Schricker Improves After Illness
Former Indiana governor Henry F. Schricker, 83, was taken off an oxygen tank and listed as improved considerably after a stomach ailment and a heart attack. Doctors report he remains seriously ill but shows heart and kidney improvement and is able to eat orally. Schroicker's condition marks his second hospitalization this year following a prior gas bloating ailment.
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Knox
Ind
UPI
Henry F. Schricker
Guy Ingwell
Schricker
Indiana
Ingwell
Ruby's New Trial Site Announced
Dallas reports Jack Ruby will face a new trial for the slaying of President Kennedy. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ordered a re trial in Wichita Falls, Texas, with pretrial hearings to be held in Dallas. The state seeks the death penalty for Ruby for Oswald's shooting, while the defense hopes for a maximum five year term for murder without malice.
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Dallas
UPS
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Possiby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Ruby
Dalas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Cub Scout Meeting Set at Switz City
A Cub Scout Pack meeting is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Switz City Baptist church Rev Ronald Gabbard invites all boys 9 and 10 years old and their parents William Hill district scout executive will discuss scouting with those interested
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Switz City Baptist Church
Ronald Gabbard
William Hill
Washington
Elevated Train Derailment Kills One in Chicago Rain
An eight car elevated train derailed during morning rush hour on slick rails south of the Loop. One death was reported for 49 year old William McCullough. scores of passengers were injured as cars toppled. CTA canceled all elevated service in the area amid heavy rain.
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Chicago
UPS
Wlram McCullough
Loop
Chicago Transit Authority
South Side
Shedon Kaplan
Indiana Avenue
Gain In Sale Of Bonds Reported
Arthur Snyder, Greene County U S Savings Bonds Committee chair, said October bond sales totalled 66 124 versus 62 316 in 1965. Indiana statewide October sales reached 11 972 734, up 9.2 percent from a year earlier. Sixty four of Indiana’s 92 counties reported gains in October 1966.
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Arthur Snyder
Greene County
U. S. Savings Bonds Committee
Indiana
U. S
Newspaper solicitors must identify as The Linton Daily Citizen
Our office has received reports of telephone solicitations in this area by persons representing this newspaper without proper identification. Any solicitor acting on behalf of THE LINTON DAILY CITIZEN must use the full newspaper name in all communications.
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THE
Linton
U S Jets Hit North Viet Nam as MIG17 Action Reported
U S fighter bombers returned to targets outside Hanoi and Haiphong while an F105 crashed and was credited as shot down by a Russian built MIG17. The raid spanned a wide area with 70 missions as a reconnaissance jet was downed near Dien Bien Phu. A South Viet Nam politician Tran Van Van was assassinated in Saigon amid Viet Cong attacks on Tan Son Nhut.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
U. S
Panhand
Demilitarized Zone
Air
D'en Bien Phu
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Ingersoll
Keppler
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Tran van van
Poice
Van
Tan Son Nhut
Air Force
Guam
bin Dinh
Bien Hoa
Tax Dilemma Faces LBJ in Budget Deficit
President Johnson faces a tax dilemma as the federal budget likely slips to an 8 to 12 billion dollar deficit this year. He plans to ask Congress for 9 to 10 billion more for the Vietnam war, while Ackley foresees 1967 moderation. Government economists warn inflation grows from capital spending. a tax hike risks reducing private spending power and slowing the economy.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Austin
Tex
Congress
Viet Nam
Gardner Ackley
Ackley
Commerce Department
New Winona Memorial Hospital Opens In Indianapolis
Indianapolis newest hospital Winona Memorial will open for public inspection Sunday and begin patient care next Thursday. The five story $6.8 million building on N Meridian Street expands from a 42 bed clinic run by the Winona Memorial Foundation to a 320 bed facility. A 10 story $2.2 million professional building is planned for the complex to be run by a separate for profit organization.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Winona Memorial
N. Meridian St
Winona Memorial Foundation
Pedestrian Struck By Pickup In Linton Intersection
Linton police report a 40 year old woman from Vicksburg was hit by a pickup driven by Leroy Kirkley 16 of 137 J street NW. The left turn mishap occurred at Main and B streets SE Tuesday at 445 PM. Trusty suffered head and pelvic injuries and was treated at Freeman Greene County Hospital then transferred to Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan in satisfactory condition.
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Linton
Linton Rte. 3
Main
B” Sts
Deborah Trusty
Vicksburg
Leroy Kirkley
Kirkley
South Main
Trusty
Freeman-Greene County
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Temperature Unusually High In Indiana
Temperatures rose about 20 degrees above normal across Indiana with persistent drenching rain. Highs and lows over a 24 hour span ended in the 50s at Fort Wayne Lafayette Indianapolis and Louisville. Forecast calls for more rain through Thursday with a chance of Friday showers and nearly an inch of precipitation in the five day outlook.
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Indiana
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tealing
Fire Destroys Salem Store in Indiana Blaze
A downtown Schmaltz's Department Store in Salem Indiana was leveled by fire causing about 100000 dollars in damage. No injuries occurred as the structure collapsed during the blaze. Salem fire chief said crews from Salem Pekin and Jackson Township fought for three hours to control the flames and the cause remained undetermined though it may have started from a furnace.
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Salem, Ind
UPI
Schmaltz
Bill Stewart
Salem
Pekin and Jackson Twp
Guidance Counselling Session Set by Indiana Association
The Southwest Central Chapter of the Indiana Personnel and Guidance Association will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting on Thursday at the University of Indiana Bloomington campus in the Creative Arts Building Home Economics Suite. Counselors personnel workers administrators teachers and students are invited. A video tape presentation of simulated counseling sessions addressing ethical dilemmas will be shown.
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Southwest Central
The
Indiana Personnel and Guidance Association
Unversity School
Indiana University
Bloomington
Pearl Harbor Day Observances Mark 25th Anniversary
In Honolulu, ceremonies mark the 25th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack led by Navy Secretary Paul Nitze. Veterans and officials laid wreaths at Punch Bowl Cemetery and the USS Arizona Memorial as the nation reflected on the day’s losses and the turning point of World War II.
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Arizona
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Miiway
Japan
America
Paul Ntze
Navy
Armed Services
Nitze
Punchbowl National Cemetery of the Pacific
Uss Arizona Memorial
Pacific
United States
Philippines
Ford Island
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Dictionary
Mars
Jupiter
Willa Cather
James Madison
Charles Pick
Herbert Hoover
White House
Wake
Singapore
Hong Kong
Franklin Roosevelt
Hawaii
Rock
Southern Indiana, Inc
Switz City
35Th Street
Indiana Ave
Daily Citizen
Indianapol
United Press International
Honolulu
Paradise
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