Miners Win Two Weekend Prep Basketball Contests
The Linton Miners defeated the Dugger Bulldogs 63-58 on the road and toppled Turkey Run 80-49. Walker led scoring with 23 points, Miller 17, Russell 12, and Dukes 21 for Dugger. The Linton B team also won, over Dagger Reserves 81-34 and Turkey Run 42-32. The team faces Sullivan and Bloomfield this week.
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Cardinals Bury Spencer Quintet
Bloomfield Cardinals roll past Spencer 86 to 49 as sparks Jack Sparks 23 Terry Glover 20 lead the offense. Spencer counters Griffith Hawkins 12 each but fall short. Bloomfield bench adds minutes and a 42 27 second unit win.
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Coal City Netmen Trounce Ramblers 87 53 in Home Win
Coal City High School defeated Worthington Ramblers 87 to 53 at Worthington gym. Truax led with 25 points, Duncan 21, Steiner 17, while Ellis Knoy of Worthington sat out a game abroad. Royal topped Worthington with 23 points as the Ramblers struggled with injuries.
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Worthington Ramblers
Worthington
Ramblers
Ellis Knoy
Miami Beach
Fla
Truax
Duncan
Steiner
Smith
Aces Royal
Dean McHenry
Ae A. Royal
T. Royal
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Baerk
Jamison
McHenry
Pershing
Graves
Coal Cifiy
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Walters
Burt
oMals
Toppers Beat Blue Streaks In Pleasantville Showdown
The Pleasantville High School basketball team lost 62 51 to Bruceville Hilltop in Pleasantville gym. Knox county Hilltoppers led 39 37 after three, with Wolske 17 Carson 12 and Jeffries Dillon 10 each. Pleasantville B team won 40 24. next, Pleasantville hosts Jasonville for homecoming.
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Bruceville Hilltoppers
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Hilltoppers
Knox County
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Carson
Jeffries and
Dillon
Dernard Brewer
Jasonville
Brewer Espe Ee
Clayton
Scott
Harrington
el Ad Wilson
Hale
Jasonville Wins Over Cory Outfit
Jasonville High defeats Cory High 68 to 62 at home as Yellow Jackets surge with 21 points in the second quarter. John Bickel and Jim Yergar lead with 16 each, Pittman adds 15, while Lawson tops Cory with 18. The Jasonville B team also won 43 to 35.
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Jackets
Cory
Yellow Jackets
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Roy P.tman
Jim Yergar
Lawson
Jackson
Rector
Alson
Scotten
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McClanahan
Pittman
Shepherd
Tuttle
Yergar
Hoffman
Gilbert
Vigo Warriors outscore Freelandville Dutch 52 to 45 in rivalry game
Vigo leads 10 9 25 23 31 28 before a late 21 point burst to seal a 52 45 win. Saucerman 15 and Osborn 10 led Vigo with Cum 3 and Williams 16 and 11 for Freelandville. The Vigo B team won 36 27.
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Freelandville Dutch
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Osborne
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Saucenman
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Mavis
Cummings
Bubenzer
Iil Held
Carrico
L and M Braves defeat Central Netters 65 to 58 in close contest
The L and M Braves beat the Washington Stafford Central Tigers 65 58 at Central gym. Butch Brown scored 19 points and Jay Sutphin 16 for L and M while Joe Overman led Central with 14 points. The B game saw Central Reserves win 53 43.
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Washington - Stafford Boys
Butch Brown
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Farmer Dies From Burns In Huntingburg Farm Accident
Albert E. Schilling aged 49 of Ferdinand died at Stork Hospital after a scalding tub incident on his farm while butchered livestock. He was a father of ten. The accident occurred at his Huntingburg area farm when he fell into the tub of hot water. Local authorities investigated the death as a farm accident.
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Albert E. Schilling
Ferdinand
Stork
Licenses Suspended for Three Greene County Motorists
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles lists three Greene county drivers facing license suspensions. Herschel Dale Byers of Lyons is suspended to Oct 31 1963 for driving while suspended. Wilbur Charles Gabbard of Midland is suspended to Nov 6 1963 for driving while intoxicated. Harrison McMillian of Jasonville route two is suspended to Oct 15 1963 for driving while intoxicated.
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Greene County
Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Herschel Dale Byers
Lyons
Wilbur Charles Gabbard
Midland
Harrison McMillian
Jasonville
Community Meeting Notices For Monday Evening
Local organizations announce Monday gatherings at various venues. Elks Ladies host a Christmas party at 7 00 p.m. with a 25 cent grab bag. Relief Society Colts meet 6 00 p.m. Mu Beta Gamma at 7 30 p.m. FOP Auxiliary 7 00 p.m. Linton Rainbow Girls 7 00 p.m. Mothers of WWII Lin ton unit 7 30 p.m. Berean class 6 00 p.m. for covered dish and party with gifts and church decorations afterward.
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Elks
Relief Society of Lds Church
Mu Beta Gamma Mission Circle
First Baptist Church
Linton Order Rainbow
Masonic Hall
TV Listings for Bloomington Central Daylight Channel Four
Channel four schedules a daily lineup from 4:30 Dick Tracy to 12:05 Sign Off with Popeye Rocky Zoorama Wyatt Earp Cowtown Rodeo Golf Noahs Ark Lifeline Bio Show Mahala Jackson Sings.
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Ind. University
Cartoon Theatre
Jack LaLanne
Dick Tracy
Wyatt Harp
Mahalia Jackson
Tiger comeback falls short against Eastern Thunderbirds
Switz City Central High School fell 68 to 67 at the Eastern gym as the Tigers were hampered by three players fouling out late. Ronnie Crowe led Eastern with 21 points while Bill Parsley added 17 and Jerrell James 12.
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Joe Overman
Bill Browning
Bob Wesner
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Ronnie Crowe
Bill Parsley
Jerrell James
Midland High beats Coalmont in Shakamak district game
Midland High School's Middies moved above .500 with a 62 to 49 win over Coalmont at the Midland gym. Walt Talpas led Midland with 18 points before fouling out, while Bob Hunter added 14. Henico led Coalmont with 21 points.
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Coalmont Quintet
Bob Hunter
Midland
Henico
Coalmont
Johnson
Jacobs
Hunter
Rogers
Leighty O
Talpas
Gardner
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Smith
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Hospital births and discharges listed in regional report
Friday admissions include Vera McCormick and Charles Folsom. A son Richard Wayne weighed seven pounds five ounces born to Mrs. Folsom in Linton. Susan Elaine born to Mrs. Burcham Bloomfield. Debora Renee born to Mrs. Kenneth Michaels Solsberry. Dismissals include John Yaw and others. Also notes on Jasonville and Bloomfield residents. Highway program to use 50 million tons of steel by 1972 per Steelways magazine.
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Charles Folsom
Linton
Richard Wayne
Norval Baughman
Lin
Alfred Watson
Norman Jones
Jasonville
Martin Burcham
Bloomfield
Susan Elaine
Elbert King
Koleen
Walter Laughlin Sr
Warlan Terrell
Kenneth Michaels
Solsberry
Debora Renee
John Yaw
Henry Meier
Lyons
E. D. Dixon
Edith Scott
Parker Ayers
Shelburn
Dana Chambers
Springville
Ora Falk
Henry Zuder
Ada Chipman
New York
Steelways Magazine
Venus Mission Prepares For Close Venus Encounter
Nineteen fifty-nine era article notes Mariner 2 aims for a December rendezvous with Venus and details its record radio communications. It explains Venus clouds veil the surface, speculates on a hot barren world, and outlines Mariner 2 experiments including microwave radiometer and solar wind detectors.
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JPL
Mariner
Mariner 2
Earth
Pioneer 5
Mars
Moon
Planets
America
Russia Boosts 1963 Budget Amid Defense Increase
The Soviet Union announced its largest peacetime budget for 1963 at 86.1 billion rubles with 13.9 billion rubles allocated to defense. Finance Minister Vasili Garbuzov presented figures at the Supreme Soviet, noting the defense share edged up from 13.4 billion rubles the prior year.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Vasili Garbuzov
Supreme Soviet
Laws on Working Minors Described During Holidays
INDIANAPOLIS Wwoman-Laws on minor employment outlined as Christmas season nears. Miss Helen Corey of the Indiana State Department of Labor notes restrictions for ages 14 and 15, including caps on weekly hours and night work.
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Indianapolis
Helen Corey
Women and Children Bureau
Indiana State Department of Labor
College basketball pairings and scores from various games
Notre Dame beat Valparaiso 102 90 while Iowa State downed Indiana 63 55. Wichita edged Purdue 79 59 and Anderson defeated Hanover 88 55. Marian topped Concordia 93 80. Oakland City 87 Bethel 178. Ball State 93 Eastern Illinois 76. Indiana State 71 Washington U 68. Bradley 87 Butler 81. Cedarville 98 Taylor 92. Findlay 87 Earlham 63. Georgetown 87 Franklin 83. Illinois College 78 Rose Poly 66. Illinois Wesleyan 68 DePauw 62. Los Angeles State 74 Evansville 64. Ohio Northern 79 Indiana Central 60. Vincennes overtime 71. Linton 65 Dugger 58. Linton 80 Turkey Run 49. Switz City 50 Midland 62 Coalmont 49. Jasonville 68 Cory 62. Bloomfield 86 Spencer 49. Bruceville 62 Pleasantville 51. Vigo 52 Freelandville 45. Coal City 87 Montezuma 53. Crawfordsville 56. Rockville 95 Turkey Run 50. Vincennes 59. Bloomington 49 Jasper 48. State High 62 Indianapolis Cathedral 73. Carlisle 65. Wolf Creek 53. Carlisle 71 Honey Creek 52. Salem 67 Bedford 54.
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Monroe City
Fritchton
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New Albany
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Markets Report From Indianapolis Hogs and Cattle
Live stock trading shows hogs uneven to strong with gains up to 25 cents. Prices vary by weight from 190 to 650 pounds, with sows steady to weak. Cattle and calves market shows steers about steady and heifers steady. top prices reach 28.50 to 29.00 for high good and choice steers. Sheep prices rise about 50 cents with lambs at 19.00 to 20.50 and other grades 17.00 to 19.00.
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WSCS Christmas Meeting At First Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church will meet at 1 30 o clock Thursday afternoon. Officers announced the gathering and urged members to bring a gift for Rest Haven.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service of
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First Methodist Church
Rest Haven
Sensations and teams dominate bowling standings
Sensations led by S Bedwell 356 and Duvivier 605 posted 2 wins 1 loss across top rankings. other squads included Odd Balls, Fireballs, Pinsetters, Screw Balls, Untouchables, The Splits, Pin Heads, Alley Oops, Hep Cats, Strikes, Spares, Wolfe's City Service, Crane VFW, Correll's, Tyree's Lounge, Acme Pest Control, Conservatory of Music, Griffin, Wautelet's, Minner's Bait Shop, and Friar Tuck with varied win totals, noting standout scores such as 593, 570, 573, and 566.
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Gentry
Blind
Duvivier
M. James
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W. Bryant
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D. Greene
G. Cochran
J. Powell
Correll’s
A. Brockmann
L. Corbin
H. Collins
W. Walton
R. Story
Tyree’s
M. Pitcher
S. Osborne
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F. Shake
M. Baker
Acme Pest Control
D. Morwood
H. Frater
B. Thuis
T. Saucerman
J. Micholas
Conservatory of Music
R. Kirk
B. Leake
J. Hines
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J. Hints
Griffin
J. Long
BE. Hinkle
W. Thompson
L. McBride
B. Bays
Wautelet
D. Mitchell
R. Risher
G. Wautelet
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J. Walton
Minner’s Bait Shop
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J. Weaver
T. Weaver
C. Miler
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Friar Tuck
O. Simpson
E. Slover
C .Edds
T. Wright
B. Nordhorn
Anti freeze used in mines and cars in Wayne New Jersey
Seanor Coal Co. says American Cyanamid AM-9 chemical grout turns into a jelly like substance to seal porous rock and soil formations. It prevents dangerous ice formations and cuts costs on rock salt de icing.
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N. J
Seanor Coal Co
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