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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1960
Page
1
A compact description notes Mine Run as an unclassified collection described as an assembly of like kind thoughts and ideas. The text frames it as a medley of notions rather than a defined category.
The piece explains the Electoral College meeting rules and voting, the January 6, 1961 tally in Congress, and what happens if no candidate wins a majority. It then critiques post election fiscal policy, defense spending, gold reserves, and dollar pressures, urging spending restraint and market-based development while noting Kennedy’s potential actions.
Joseph A. Caldwell, 42, of Jeffersonville, died in Clark County Hospital eight hours after being struck by a car while crossing an expressway. The driver, Robert R. Myers, 26, also of Jeffersonville, was involved in the incident.
Greene County Sheriff Jack Blakely and the County Board invite the public to tour the new jail in Bloomfield for one weekend. The facility costs about 165000 with 160344.99 spent to date and 5000 more planned for fence air conditioning and laundry. The jail holds 35 to 38 prisoners with separate blocks for male female and juvenile prisoners and features automatic cell doors and a day room. The project moved from courthouse adjacent site to a lot east of the square, yielding substantial savings.
Evansville probate judge dissolved a restraining order on water fluoridation after hearing medical expert testimony. Judge Clemens refused a permanent injunction while noting support from the AMA ADA and health officials. Pure Water Association attorney James Lopp said an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court was likely. City counsel Jerome Salm indicated an appeal within 10 days.
Hamburg based Bugsier Shipping Co reports a French warship fired warning shots across the bow of the 5200 ton West German freighter Weissesee off the Algerian coast. The ship was forced into Mers-el-Kebir harbor after being stopped north of Cape Ivi about 35 nautical miles offshore.
Gertrude Tendrick Cerar 84 of near Linton died at 6 30 this morning after a lengthy illness. She was born in Germany on April 18 1776 and lived most of her life in the Linton area. Survived by husband John married 1905 two sisters and one brother. Funeral at Welsh and Cornett Funeral Home Saturday at 2 pm with Rev Boyd Stepler officiating. Interment Fairview Cemetery.
The United Press International report notes Indiana faces 2 to 4 inches of snow near Lake Michigan with flurries elsewhere. Arctic temperatures drop to around 15 above zero tonight as South Bend and northern cities see snow. Temperatures fluctuate from highs in the 20s to mid-30s with overnight lows in the teens, and mostly fair weather expected Friday.
The Sunday morning broadcast of the Dugger Church Of Christ will be heard at 11 30 oclock DST. Pastor Maurice Clymore reminded listeners today. Heavy pre dawn rains and snow squalls dominated the national weather picture with flood warnings on the Sabine Black Cypress Little Cypress and Trinity rivers in northeastern Texas.
President elect John F Kennedy offered Byron White a post in his administration but kept options open. A top aide indicated no specific job was decided and White could be considered for attorney general or solicitor general. Kennedy and Adlai E Stevenson held a private meeting to discuss whether Stevenson would join as secretary of state or U N ambassador with the final choice depending on Stevenson's decision.
Two Indiana men died in separate Michigan crashes in Cass County. Tom Pedura of South Bend, 34, and Bob Carson of Mishawaka, 21, were killed in head on collisions on Michigan 60 and Michigan 62. Maxine Pedura and Joe Carson were injured, Alton Stephenson and Dr. Frank Ray were treated or hospitalized.
Bloomington Indiana University associate dean Dr. George Pinnell 38 accepted an invitation to join President-elect Kennedy's Low in Spirits Areas Committee. He will attend the first meeting Friday in Charleston West Virginia and is a native of West Virginia.
Cuban government claims it fully dominated a guerrilla band near the western port of Cabanas. Officials report one insurgent killed and 11 captured, with leader Clodomiro Miranda wounded along with four others, while Lt. Juan Hernandez is listed as dead.
Robert E. Hamilton 28 of Gary dies from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after an accident while driving a truck. Born in Linton, he was the son of Milton and Edith Curtis Hamilton and is survived by a widow, siblings in Wilmington Hobart and Robinson, his mother in Hobart, and great grandmother in Linton. Funeral arrangements through Welch and Cornett Funeral Home.
White hecklers abandoned attempts to block an integrated William Frantz Elementary as attendance rose to 15 white pupils. Ruby Nell Briges, the sole Black girl, attended. McDonagh 19 remained fully segregated. A private car escorted Rev. Foreman’s daughter after threats, and Marion McKinley’s home was stoned again.
Scientists tracked the Discoverer XVIII satellite as it completes its polar orbit with a 300 pound gold capsule carrying human and plant life samples. Ground teams planned a potential recovery via a button push or Friday after nearly a million miles traveled, aiming for a ball park near Hawaii where past capsules were retrieved.
Washington reports one month after the presidential vote that official returns from 50 states are not yet certified. Canvasses and uncounted returns in 14 states delay final results while Illinois fraud charges loom. Kennedy leads Nixon by a small margin in UPI tabulations with 49.75 vs 49.56 percent of the two party vote.
Mrs Mamie Pruett 72 of Maitland died Wednesday night at Glenburn Rest Haven after months of illness. Born February 23, 1888 in Greene County to James and Emma Brown she lived mainly in Midland and belonged to Lebanon Baptist Church. Survived by daughters Mary Esther Pruett Midland and Ruth Yates Sandborn Route 1. husband Everett Pruett died 1944. Funeral at Lebanon Church Midland with burial in the church cemetery. body at Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger after 2:00 p.m. Friday.
The Air Force announced it is developing a long distance communications satellite far more effective than Echo I, joining NASA and the Army in space communications. Congressional committees may examine potential duplication as civilians and the military push world wide telephone and TV networks from space. Private firms AT&T and Hughes Aircraft also plan commercial satellites within a year.
A search for Robert Charles Heaton 87 formerly of Linton is under way after the death of his father Charles Heaton 69 in Peoria Illinois. The elder Heaton died after lying last Saturday with funeral services Tuesday and burial in a Peoria cemetery. Robert last remained in Linton in 1987 and is survived by his widow two sons Ronald Heaton of Peoria a daughter and a grandson Thomas Veral Heaton of Linton. The grandson is also the grandson of Mr and Mrs Eugene Villain of Linton. Anyone knowing Heaton’s whereabouts was asked to contact Mr or Mrs Villain.
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