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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1963
Page
2
Annual and short term rates shown for Indiana and other states. Prices include one year eight dollars and ten fifty in state options. News services credited with United Press International and Indiana press associations.
United Press reports a one hour study titled The Harlem Temper examines the northern Negro’s moods, leaders, and civil rights efforts through actions and words of the community and organizations. Reporter Harry Reasoner. 7:30 p.m. schedule notes follow for Virginian NBC Espionage and Dick Van Dyke programs.
Tri Kappa hosts a 7 p.m. Christmas party in the Redonda room at Roosevelt hotel with light supper. RSVP by Monday. Elite Club gathers with Mrs. Charles Stegemoller at 2:15 p.m. EUB choir practices at 7:30 p.m. Eagles Lodge meets at Lodge home at 7 p.m. Elks at lodge home at 7:30 p.m. Unity Lodge 637 L.O.O.F. meets at 7:30 p.m. Rotary Club holds a noon luncheon at Klusmeier's.
The Army offers December enlistment with home stay until January. Enlistees are on payroll up to two weeks before leaving. Those enlisting before Christmas are discharged before Christmas three years later, with job travel or school guaranteed. See Sgt Geom Callam at Bloomington federal offices or Linton on Tuesday.
Channel 4 schedule shows Santa Claus Cartoon Theater and Walter Cronkite at 6 30 PM with News at 11 30 and late night entertainment including The Nurses Report Burke s Law and Edge of Night. Indiana State Stagecoach West Route listed amid afternoon to late night lineup.
A one hour ABC-TV special The Soviet Woman tours Russia with interviews including Ekaterina Furtzeva and Mme Khrushchev. The program critiques official controls while highlighting human aspects, amid limited filming and diplomatic narration.
Tuesday admissions include Chester Mills Springville Hosea Hammond Carlisle Harold Harrison Jasonville and a newborn son for Mr and Mrs Ernest Cullison Jasonville Thomas Edwin weighing six pounds and a half ounce Ricky James Hays Linton plus Mrs Mildred Talley Bloomfield Mrs Wayne Trinkle Linton Mrs Edwin Edmondson Jasonville Harold W Wright Linton Homer C Johnson Jasonville Mrs Minnie Park Linton Mrs George R ch Lyons Ralph S Kohr Linton and dismissals for Dave LeVeque Springville James F Gritter Elnora.
At Arlington National Cemetery the eternal flame at President Kennedy's grave flickered out for about a minute when a bottle of holy water spilled. Cemetery official John Metzler said a stream hit the flame directly and an attendant relit it immediately. About 20 children aged 8 to 11 were sprinkling holy water on the grave. Plans discussed to replace the temporary burner with a permanent gas line were noted.
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, former 1960 GOP vice presidential candidate, states in a December 4 letter he has no intention of running for president and cannot support a May 5 DC primary. Lodge notes his current work in South Vietnam and declines any nomination letter.
Montreal rookie defenseman Jacques Laperriere will miss about ten days with a broken bone in his foot. He sustained the injury in Sunday night play at Chicago.
The Nov 27 honor roll announced by Principal Paul Bracksmyre includes seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen meeting the two A’s and a 3.0 minimum in solid subjects with physical education excluded. Activities cover Rotarians, Future Homemakers, scholarship tests, Indiana State visits, and a full schedule of sports, student council, dances, and holiday events across the district.
The piece notes women laugh at hats worn by men while men gain leisure time and crave casual headwear. The American Institute of Men s and Boys Wear reports shorter hours boost outdoor activity, increasing demand for casual hats. About 25 percent of this winter's hats are casual.
Eight freight cars derailed near Peterson with two tank cars leaking naphtha on a Nickel Plate Railroad train from Frankfort to Delphos. Firemen cooled and pumped the hazardous liquid into spare cars as authorities worked through the night to restore more than a mile of track by noon.
A Pennsylv ania Hospital study of 107 overweight patients reported in JAMA found a four to 14 day fast yielded an average loss of 2 to 2.7 pounds per day. Only water tea or coffee and non nourishing beverages were allowed with vitamins given as needed.
The Greene County coin club held at Bloomfield High School elected Claude Chambers president, Carl Wimmer vice president, and Mrs. Val Heim secretary and treasurer. Russell Hord led a coin auction. Meetings are the first Monday each month. The next meeting is at 6:30 p.m. CST January 6.
Two thousand coeds from Oregon State College, Pennsylvania State University, and the universities of Oregon, Tennessee, and Minnesota described a dream home after marriage. The U S Department of Agriculture reports the preferred modern split level or ranch type with three bedrooms, one bath, one powder room and dining space, estimated to cost about 17 000 dollars.
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