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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1967
Page
8
Carter's Pills claim to activate slowed down lower tract muscles and stimulate peristalsis for temporary relief from irregularity. The ad asserts sluggishness improves with use and notes millions of satisfied users. Price listed as 49 cents.
United Press International lists Saturday and Sunday color broadcasts including Lynda Bird Johnson wedding coverage on NBC and ABC. Also features World all round billiards finale Lassiter vs Johnson in Johnston City Illinois and a slate of variety, films, and documentaries across CBS NBC and ABC with notable performers.
Frank J. Nunlist chairman of Worthington Corporation told a national convocation on world hunger that private enterprise has the expertise and energy to help solve the global food shortage. He urged applying American business know how and incentives to stimulate food production in hungry nations.
In Luque Paraguay the town near Asuncion prepares to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of Luque serving as Paraguay capital during the War of the Triple Alliance. Between February 22 and December 7, 1868 Luque hosted the capital as Marshal Francisco Lopez shifted command amid Brazilian Argentine and Uruguayan forces at the gates of Asuncion.
TEEN Swine by Karen Gainey highlights back to back basketball games this weekend. Sullivan Golden Arrows visit tonight, then L and M hosts the Braves tomorrow. Also mentions birthdays, senior news, canteen events, and DAR representative nominations.
North Carolina State University reports the largest textile school enrollment in the nation at about 600 students. The school houses a top textile library and $3 million in equipment, and offers graduate degrees, one of only three in the United States.
In Phoenix an elderly man asked to marry a dead woman by proxy. Deputy clerk Mary Preston denied the request and questioned his motive, learning the man wanted the marriage for property.
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