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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1956
Page
1
Israel Edict Stiffens Sinai Withdrawal Conditions
Israeli officials in Jerusalem said Israel will not withdraw further from the Sinai until UN guarantees Egypt will not reoccupy the area. UNEF moves into a buffer zone as British and French troops withdraw, while Ben-Gurion faces demonstrations condemning the withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jerusalem
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
United Nations
Egypt
UNEF
E. L. M. Burns
NEF
Herut Lavor Federation
Gaza Strip
Sinai
Jerusalem Post
United. Nations
David Ben-Gurion
Herut
Jasonville man jailed six months for public intoxication
Orval Thorston of Jasonville is serving a six month sentence at the Indiana State Penal Farm in Putnamville after a hearing in the Jasonville Mayor Earl Row court. He was arrested by Jasonville Police Chief Oscar Suthard and Officer Rip Reece on Wednesday on a charge of public intoxication. Thorston was fined $50 and costs in addition to the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Thorston
Jasonville
Indiana State Penal Farm
Putnamville
Earl Row
Oscar Suthard
Rip’’ Reece
Thorlton
Reckless Driving Fine in Jasonville Court
Robert Fiscus of Jasonville was fined 11.75 dollars for reckless driving in Jasonville Mayor Earl Row’s court. The charge was filed by Jasonville Police Chief Oscar Uthard and Officer Rip Reece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fiscus
Jasonville
Earl Row
Oscar Uthard
Rip” Reece
Trapped Workers Freed After Concrete Truck Crash
In Miami Beach a 32 ton concrete mixer toppled into a storm sewer, trapping four workers. Crews used air hammers and cranes for nearly five hours to free them. Fred Barnes, 40, survived 3 hours 25 minutes before dying. driver Forenst B. Greer escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Alfred Barnes
Forenst B. Greer
Barnes
Famous Battleship Heads for Mothballs
The 45000 ton battleship New Jersey sails from Norfolk toward Bayonne incurring retirement to the mothball fleet after serving in two wars. About 1200 officers and men aboard express pride in the ship and reluctance at its retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Atlantic
Naval
Norfolk
Bayonne
N.J
United Nations
Korea
Jersey
Birmingham man fined for ignoring state road stop sign
Fred B. Foster of Birmingham Alabama was fined 1 dollar and costs or 15.75 on his guilty plea to disobeying a stop sign at the state road 57 54 intersection. The case was in Frank C. Dean Bloomfield justice court and filed by State Policeman James O. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Foster
Birmingham
Ala
Frank C. Dean
Bloomfield
James O. Smith
Auto Strikes Cow Near Coalmont Injures Couple
Mr and Mrs Harold Earlywine of Coalmont escaped with minor bruises after their car hit a cow on state road 159 two miles north of Coalmont. Police say the cow was killed and the car heavily damaged. The couple borrowed another car to finish their trip to Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Earlywine
Coalmont
Jasonville
Earlywine
Gary
Fighting in Ireland Escalates With Bombs and Attacks
Irish Republican Army rebels attack two police stations near the Republic border in Northern Ireland. Bridges are blown and a third police station near Oselea is hit while wires are cut. Lisnaskea barracks come under 30 minutes of gunfire. one man injured by glass. No major casualties reported. Authorities urge calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Electric rate hike approved for Indiana customers
The Public Service Company of Indiana won approval from the Indiana Public Service Commission for a permanent rate schedule raising charges across 70 communities. The increases, designed to add 3.6 million annually, apply to 302,000 direct customers and over a million indirect customers including 120,300 REMC members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Public Service Company of Indiana
Indiana Public Service Commission
Warren Buchanan
Buchanan
Wendell Tennis
Elliott Belshaw
Ditch Cave-in Claims Hartford City Worker
Hartford City IP A city employee was killed and the street commissioner injured in a ditch cave-in while making a sewer connection for a new plant. Edward Miller 26 was buried completely. Walter Price 55 was listed in good condition at Blackford County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
IPA
Edward Miller
Walter Price
Blackford County Hospital
Miller
Price
Bearable Temperatures Bring Cautious Warmth to Indiana
Indiana escaped the worst of the cold as forecasters predicted bearable temperatures for the next 24 hours. Overnight readings ranged from 20 in South Bend to 37 in Evansville with highs forecast from 32 to 40. Snow sleet and rain mix affected parts of the region amid a broad storm system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Mercury
South Bend
Evansville
Southland
New England
Texas
Middle Atlantic
Central
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Kosciusko
Miss
Knoxville
Tenn
Mississippi
North
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Dugger Music Classes Plan Four Programs
Dugger Union High School music department will present four Christmas themed programs next week directed by Miss Dorothy Dugger. Junior high and high school bands and choirs participate with events at First Christian Church and school auditoriums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger Union High School
Dorothy Dugger
First Christian Church
Dugger
The
Christian Church
AEC May Conduct Hearing on Dana Plant Closure
Washington D C Lewis L Strauss head of the Atomic Energy Commission said the AEC will be glad to hear Dana Indiana plant shutdown concerns in a telegram to Senator Homer Capehart. Capehart said the reply leaves room for reconsideration as about 900 workers may lose jobs and a rally in Clinton was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
iIp
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
A.E.C
Dana, Ind
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Strauss
Commission
Hoosier Killed in Two-Car Crash at City Edge
Clyde Hayes aged 15 of Indianapolis died in a two car collision at a north edge intersection. The crash involving Robert Boothe 16 and James Swiggett overturned after striking a tree. Boothe and Swiggett were hospitalized at General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Clyde Hayes
Hayes
Robert Boothe
James P. Swiggett
Campaign fund bribery plea in Case case sparks Senate uproar
John M. Neff and Elmer Patman of Superior Oil pleaded guilty to failure to register as lobbyists in a case tied to a $2,500 campaign offer to Sen. Francis Case. The judge fined $17,000 each and suspended 12 months, while Superior Oil Co was fined $10,000. The government dropped the felony charge of attempted bribery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John M. Neff
Elmer Patman
Superior Oil Co
Sen
Francis Case
R-Sd
Federal
Joseph C McGarraghy
McGarraghy Aso
California
Neff
Senate
Case
Eisenhower
Patman
Whch
Independent Natural
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Howard B. Keck
Millionaire Meyer Mester Murder Probed by 50 Detectives
Fifty detectives questioned family, business associates of Meyer Mester in New York as they pursued clues in the Cadillac murder. The olive oil magnate was shot four times in the back, found in the front seat with wallet, watch, and cuff links intact near the Balbo Oil offices on the Brooklyn waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meyer Mester
Brooklyn
Balbo Oil Company
Murray
Mester
Second Turkey Day Program Draws 3000 Cruising Linton
A crowd of about three thousand gathered Thursday for the second of three Turkey Day events sponsored by Linton merchants. The final program comes next Thursday at 1:30 pm. Winners announced include Mrs Virginia Pankey, Phillip Glover, Mrs Charles Dwyer, Mrs H E Rehmel, Ray Walton, and Mrs Mary Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Linton Merchants
Virginia Pankey
Phillip Glover
Charles Dwyer
H. E. Rehmel
Ray Walton
Mary Campbell
Tests to Start in July Sub-satellites Will Tag Along
Washington reports that six satellites will be launched next July for the International Geophysical Year. A follow-the-leader sub satellite will be ejected 300 miles up and weigh under 4 ounces. It aims to measure air density in the outer atmosphere and help observers gauge drag on the main satellite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Earth
NACA
Magloire Leaves Haiti After Bloodless Coup Fallout
Former Haitian President Paul E. Magloire fled to Jamaica as Haitians celebrated his surrender of power and the army's commander post. The capital saw protests with posters ripped down as a general strike pressured his departure. He had dissolved rights, arrested opposition leaders, and faced a deadly clash that left two officers and a soldier dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Paul E. Magloire
Magloire
Jamaica
Death of Worthington Farmer Charles Slinkard at 88
Charles E. Slinkard 88 retired Worthington farmer died at his home after a two month illness. Born April 24 1868 in Cass township son of Nathan and Sarah Slinkard he lived in Worthington most of his life. He leaves a son Ray Slinkard a daughter Hazel Moffett and reared niece Evelyn Warren. Funeral at Worthington Methodist church Sunday at 2 with Rev. W Wooldridge officiating. burial in Worthington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Slinkard
Worthington
Mr. Slinkard
Cass Township
Nathan and
Sarah Edwards Slinkard
Worthington Methodist Church
W. Wooldridge
Worthington Cemetery
Martinsville Woman Sentenced in Death
Shirley Sparks, 24, of Martinsville, received a six month jail term and a $1000 fine in Morgan Circuit Court for the shooting death of her husband Clyde on August 16. The judge allowed the sentence to be served in Morgan County jail so she could see her five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Ind
Shirley Sparks
Clyde
John E. Sedwick Jr
Missing Teen Found After Detroit Flight Mix-Up
Marilyn Sue Stein , 17, was reported missing when she did not exit a scheduled liner in Muskegon. She was later located in Chicago after explaining she fell asleep and did not leave the plane on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Mich
Marilyn Sue Stein
Detroit
Marilyn
Chicago
Flood Hits Spencer West Virginia as Rivers Rise
Rain swollen rivers spill over banks across southwestern Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia. In Spencer, guardsmen evacuate 25 to 50 families of 2700 residents as high water blocks most roads. Monongahela river forecasts expect about one foot rise at Pittsburgh overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Spencer
W. Va
Weather Bureau
Monongahela
Youghiogheny
Maryland
Woman confesses slaying boyfriend in East Chicago
Victoria Nelson, 35, of East Chicago, told police she stabbed her boyfriend Roy Sangster in an apartment during an argument over other women. Sangster died at Lt. Catherine's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Chiago
Ind
Victoria Nelson
East Chicago
Roy Sangster
Chicago
Sangster
L T. Catherine’s Hospital
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