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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
1
Fire safety for children and regional population trends
The text urges teaching two escape routes per room for children and stresses escaping immediately in fires. It notes a Virginia farmer rejecting USDA soil bank pay and reflects on American ideals. It discusses Indiana University projections for Greene County population decline and local planning needs to spur growth, including funding for a county planning commission and efforts to offset out-migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Today's Health
American Medical Association
Indiana University
Greene County
Ben
County Planning Commission
Judge appoints hospital board and court staff in Greene County
Greene Circuit Judge Edwin B. Long named seven men to the Freeman Greene County Hospital governing board for 1967 through 1970 and added Roy M. Gray as an honorary lifetime member. Ellie Joan Fitzpatrick was named official court reporter, Andrew R. Bennie as courtroom bailiff, and Ruth D. Owen as probation officer for the sixty third judicial circuit, all sworn in to start their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth D. Owen
Sixty Third Judicial Circuit
State of
Indiana
Worthington Police Urge Public to Keep Roads Open
Worthington marshal C L Vandeventer urged residents to avoid blocking roads during fires or accidents. He cited Indiana law making it unlawful to impede emergency vehicles with sirens and red lights active, with heavy fines for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Vandeventer
Worthington
Marshal Vandeventer
Indiana
Collision at city intersection injures two in two car crash
A Linton woman, 58, sustained a head injury after a two car crash at Sixth and A streets Southeast at 1 25 p m Tuesday. Helen L Sarmont failed to yield at a stop sign, colliding with Maxine J Correll whose vehicle skidded 35 feet. A passenger, Mareret Layman, 65, was bruised. No tickets issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Sixth
Helen L. Sarmont
North Main
Sullivan
Sixth St
Maxine J. Correll
Linton Rto. 2
Correll
Surmont
Correll Auto
Maregret Layman
South Main
Diplomat Killed in Madrid Barcelona Highway Crash
Suburo Manazawa, 63, a staff member at the Japanese Embassy, died Wednesday when his car collided with a truck on the highway between Madrid and Barcelona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
UPI
Suburo Manazawa
Barcelona
Greek Ferry Iraklion Sinks Off Crete Killing Many
A Greek passenger ferry carrying 281 people sank in a gale in the Aegean Sea between Crete and Piraeus. Only 15 survivors were found among 205 passengers and 75 crewmen, with debris and fruit seen nearby. Royal Greek air force planes and a U.S. amphibian helped in the search but no sign of the ship was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
API
Crete
Aegean
Iraklion
Piraeus
Falconera
Royal Greek Air Force
U.S
Philip Talbot
Bruceville Soldier Killed in Viet Nam
Army Spec. 4 William D. Robbins of Bruceville Indiana was killed in action in Viet Nam the Defense Department announced Wednesday. Robbins was the son of Arthur O. Robbins of Bruceville and Box 123 Bruceville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
William D. Robbins
Bruceville
Ind
Arthur O. Robbins
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Heavy Rains and Winds Plague Indiana Pre Christmas Weather
Flooding streams and wind squalls accompanied heavy rains across Indiana. Roads flooded in city and county. Worthington area reports water on Highway 157. a possible small twister near Crawfordsville damaged two buildings. Waveland and New Market report wind damage. Rivers rise above flood stage as temperatures reach record highs with more rain expected through Friday. Some Fort Wayne families evacuated from lowlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Elliston
Worthington
Crawfordsville
Waveland
New Market
Fort Wayne
China Builds 100 Kilowatt Radio Station in Dar es Salaam
A new 100 kilowatt radio station built by Communist China opened in Dar es Salaam Tanzania. The $560000 facility will broadcast messages of encouragement and support to oppressed people worldwide according to President Julius Nyerere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
UPI
China
Julius Nyerere
Humphrey Affirms Nation’s Peace Drive at Church Assembly
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told National Council of Churches leaders the United States will negotiate for peace in Viet Nam if possible and will not hand South Viet Nam to forces that would destroy its freedom. He said officials are candid about limits and aims for ending the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Viet Nam
Humphrey
General Assembly
The
National Council of Churches
Assembly
Johnson
Washington
Speed limit lowered on U S 40 near East Side School Brazil
State officials announce a ten mph reduction on U S 40 past East Side School in Brazil. A 25 mph zone will apply during school hours or when children are present, replacing the current 35 mph limit pending Brazil official approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Students march in silent protest against Neo-Nazism in Tuebingen
About 3,000 university students in Tuebingen, Germany, marched through the streets in a silent demonstration against the growth of Neo-Nazism in West Germany, signaling broad concern over extremist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuebingen
Germany
UPI
West Germany
Syria seizes western oil pipeline amid rising Middle East tension
Damascus radio announced the seizure of a major western-owned oil pipeline that carries Iraqi oil to the Mediterranean. The move followed months of royalty disputes, while regional talks in Cairo discussed Palestinian troops in Jordan and Arab League leaders warned of regional nuclear plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
United Press International
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Cairo
Arab League Defense Council
Palestine Liberation Army
Iraqi Petroleum Company
Iraq
Mediterranean
Damascus
Jordan
Ahmad Shukeiry
The
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Hussein
Egypt
Russia
China
Morocco
Kuwait
Sudan
Shukeiry
Ali Amer
Arab League
Israel
Raids Near Saigon Raise Tensions as U S Troops Enter Area
U S B52 bombers hit a Cong held area 23 miles north of Saigon then U S 1st Infantry Division troops moved in, killing eight Viet Cong and capturing nine, with 127 suspects rounded up. No American casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPS
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
U.S
Tan Son Nhut
Search Underway For Rented Car
State Policeman Phil Sparks is chasing the driver of a rented light tan Pontiac with Indiana plates 46 after a 4 a.m. purchase at a service station on Highway 43 north of Spencer. Officials focus the search between Cloverdale and Spencer. The incident was not reported until 9:30 a.m., giving the motorist a five and a half hour head start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Sparks
Putnamville
Spencer
Highway 43
Cloverdale
Indiana
Carlisle Man Dies of Injuries in Farm Accident
Ben E. Perkins 67 died in Terre Haute after a Nov 21 corn picker accident at his Carlisle area farm. He had been hospitalized at St. Anthony's Hospital since the incident. Survived by widow Hercius, son Carl, and sisters Odessa Bedwell and Rachel Griffith. Funeral arrangements with Schulze Funeral Home in Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Terre Haute
Ben E. Perkins
St. Anthony's Hospital
Paxton Church of Christ
Hercius
Carl
Odessa Bedwell
Rachel Griffith
Linton
Schulze Funeral Home
Vicious Storm Slashes Crawfordsville Area
A fierce storm described as a tiny tornado struck Crawfordsville Indiana hitting a roadside stand causing a garage to collapse and damaging a Dairy Queen drive in. A resident’s garage was destroyed and trees were uprooted with no injuries reported. The storm touched off damage near Waveland and New Market about 9 30 a m EST moving northeastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
Crawfordsville
Don Prieb
Waveland
New Market
Montgomery County
Fire department responds to flooded basement at residence
Linton Fire Department responded shortly before noon to 310 North Main St at the Warner Barrett residence where a flooded basement reportedly shorted the furnace wiring. Officials noted several basements have been pumped out in recent days due to heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
North Main St
Warner Barrett
Twelve Chain Saws Taken At Newberry
Marvin Kuhlenschmidt owner of Kuhlenschmidt Implement Company in Newberry reported a burglary. The shop was broken into by removing a rear window and twelve chain saws valued at 1753 dollars were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Marvin Kuhlenschmidt
Former Linton Man At Pearl Harbor Anniversary
Rudolph Bobella of Hammond, formerly of Linton, attended Pearl Harbor ceremonies in Honolulu marking the 25th anniversary. He serves as president of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, Chapter 2, in Hammond and joined convention sessions as part of the national gathering with 50 chapters nationwide and 14 members in Lake County chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Bobella
Hammond
Linton
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Bobella
Turkish Soldiers Die in Barracks Explosion
In Dumlu near Erzurum a gas stove incident triggered a blast and fire that collapsed the Yesildere district barracks housing the Turkish 3rd Army regiment. Sixty five soldiers died and more than 100 were injured as trapped troops panicked attempting to flee. Many injured remain in serious condition at the army field hospital. firefighters arrived late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
UPI
Army Field Hospital
3Rd Army
Yesildere
Dumlu
Erzurum
Exists
Indiana to sponsor second overseas trade mission
Indiana plans a second international trade mission following a spring trip that yielded at least 2 million dollars in sales for Hoosier firms. Governor Rock and J Robert Cutter announced the April 13 to May 6 itinerary covering London Paris West Berlin Munich and Milan with 16 invited executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Robert L. Rock
Indiana
Rock
J. Robert Cutter
Indiana Department of Commerce
London
Paris
West Berlin
Co Tnsete
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dictionary
Virginia
Hamilton
Madison
I. U
Greene
Palestine
Agean
Indiana Vocational Technical College
Albert P. Coffin
U.S. Navy
Linton Rotary Club
Coffin
William Haseman
Rotary
Cong
Crawfordsville, Ind
Munich
Milan
Daily Citizen
Europe
Hristmas
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