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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
2
The Linton Daily Citizen advertises a monthly subscription at 1.52 dollars with a special three month rate of 3.00 dollars. The notice highlights ongoing price terms for home delivery and aims to attract new readers.
Fragmentary TV listings show Popeye and Huckleberry programs with times from 5:45 to 6:00 and 7:60, plus a Leave It To Beaver episode, a Man of War special, and movies featuring Leo Crane. Also shows news and various late slots with S anie won.
A compact rundown of TV programming includes local Bloomington listing items such as Jay and DMC. shows like 15 Daily Word Spanish Girl Talk Billie Boucher Lunchtime Theatre Mike Douglas Milady's Matinee Channel 4 News Santa Claus Mickey Moune and Superman. cartoons Popeye and Janie The Rocky Show Peter Potamus Leave It To Beaver Adventures in Paradise Untouchables Lloyd Thaxton Channel 4 News Less Crane Show scheduled for 8:00 to 9:60.
TV listings for Terre Haute cite a full day of programming from Mickey Mouse to The Saint. Highlights include Walter Cronkite at 7:00 and The Rifleman at 7:30, with drama, soap operas, and game shows scattered across morning to late evening hours.
Local TV schedule for WFBM Channel 6 Indianapolis lists Loretta Young Doctors Another World The Match Game NBC News Tonight Show and more. Programs include Huntley Brinkley Early Report 60 Minutes Mr Novak Man From U N C L E and News Sign Off with weather and specials.
Hollywood TV critic reviews Danny Thomas NBC special at Los Angeles Cocoa Nut Grove marking its 40th anniversary. Jimmy Durante Eddie Fisher and Joey Bishop entertain a veteran celebrity crowd, praised for big club impact over cerebral styling. Mentions Sinatra Basie at Sands and previews CBS and ABC program airings.
A wartime tribute reads I miss you in the morning I miss you at the noon tide I miss you in the evening dear. The message notes a December 14 1944 death and lists Mov faser as father son and sister. It honors a fallen loved one with a heartfelt dedication from family members.
Transfers of property on file with the county recorder's office include Harry J. Collins et ux and Ralph C. Kirk et ux in Linton. Lance Deckard to Leila Richards in Linton. William Crist Munich et ux to Glen Pough et ux in Linton. Also Ellen M. Hartling to Dale White et al in Ric land Township.
The meditation reflects on Judges 6:1, noting Israel's evil before the Lord and His seven years of Midian oppression, with a theme that God is slow to anger but executes thorough punishment.
The U S Customs Bureau reports that narcotics seizures nearly quadrupled in the year ending June 30 1964 to 3 200 976 grams from 923 433 grams the prior year All drugs were seized at seaports and border crossings including opium heroin marijuana and other narcotics Rigid account of enforcement figures and locations highlights.
Friday admissions include Walter Miller and Clyde Brown of Jasonville and Mrs Owen Fulford of Sandborn. Weekend births list Randolph Scott at six pounds two ounces, Melissa Dawn Ralph Stephens at six pounds twelve ounces, and Nicholas Allan James at seven pounds two ounces. Several transfers and names across Linton, Bloomfield, Jasonville, Worthington, Sandborn, and Crane are noted among patients and newborns.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Wheat of San Diego California announce the birth of a daughter Crystal Ann on December 5 at Sharp Hospital in San Diego. The baby weighed five pounds twelve ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry Bedwell of Linton route 3 and Mr and Mrs William E Wheat Sr of Shepherdsville.
Mrs Maude Tennis former resident of Jasonville died Thursday in San Antonio Texas Funeral services were held at 10 a m today at McCnahan Funeral Home Jasonville with Rev Dan Garrison officiating Burial followed in Lebanon Cemetery
The Open Door class at First Baptist church will meet at the church for a Christmas Party at 6 pm Tuesday. Attendees are asked to bring their own place settings and two covered dishes.
A New York report suggests the Beatles may have borrowed their mop-like wigs from Yale University’s 1890 football squad, whose players famously wore the distinctive headpieces on the field that season.
Jackie Coogan talks about the craft of film and TV, noting long shoots for The Addams Family and his prolific TV career spanning nearly five decades. He recalls early TV work from 1949 and a career including Climax Kraft Theatre Playhouse 90 and McKeever and the Colonel. His pageant of roles in childhood films led to earnings battles and California laws protecting child stars’ money. Now married to his fourth wife, he praises his son John Anthony as he pursues acting on his own.
The SIPRE study group in Wilmette Illinois found that ice thickness and appearance do not reliably indicate strength. New ice tends to be stronger than old ice, so drivers should move a vehicle periodically to prevent stress. Parking on ice can depress it about an inch in a 200 foot diameter saucer.
President and Mrs Johnson attended 10 a.m. services at the Episcopal Church of St. Mark on Capitol Hill. Afterward they joined congregants for coffee in the parish hall and the President greeted a group of adults and children during the brief visit.
The Supreme Court convenes today to issue orders and decide cases before a Christmas recess. About 40 cases are under advisement including testing the 1964 civil rights law. Decisions remain uncertain and unpredictable.
Indiana officially cast its electoral votes for Lyndon Johnson for president and Hubert Humphrey for vice president in a State House ceremony presided by Governor Welsh. 1,170,848 voters cast ballots, all for the Johnson Humphrey ticket. Al Yeager was absent as 3rd District elector, with Mrs. Winifred Stump named as his alternate.
Three couples and two additional applicants filed for marriage licenses in Greene County Bloomfield. Bert Bailey of Bloomfield and Daisy Carrico of Bloomfield. Daniel Garrison of Jasonville and Ora Cossler of Jasper. Bernard Roy Veatch of Bloomfield route 3 and Betty Jones of Spencer route 2.
Joe Louis began his professional boxing career in Chicago on July 4, 1934, knocking out Jack Kracken in the first round to start a storied career.
Viola Harlow 41 of Jasonville died 7 40 am Saturday at Freeman Greene county hospital after an extended illness. Survived by daughter Lana Kennedy of Lafayette mother Eloise Rhodes of Jasonville six siblings and one grandchild. Funeral services 10 am Tuesday at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville with Rev Samuel Webb officiating, burial at Peavey cemetery.
Georgia Gregg a longtime Jasonville resident died at 8 40 pm Friday in Free man Greene county hospital. Born Sept 17 1887 in Robinson Illinois she was the daughter of Tom and Ida York Hurst. Surviving are two sons Glen Gregg Miami Florida and Athey Gregg Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. two daughters Thelma Gregg and Eula Dilao San Francisco. a sister Addie Pierson Artesia New Mexico. six grandchildren. Funeral at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville 2 pm today Rev Dan Garrison officiating burial in Libanon cemetery.
James Harvey Sinclair 86 of Jasonville died at 8 30 p m Saturday at Freeman Greene county hospital after a two month illness. He was born February 3 1878 near Bloomfield worked in coal mines and for Bell Telephone in Royal Oaks Michigan. He returned to Jasonville in 1948 widow Clara Sinclair preceded him in death July 1 1958. He belonged to Jasonville Christian church. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home at 2 p m Tuesday with Rev Dan Garrison officiating and burial in Lebanon cemetery.
Ora Gabbard 87 a Midland resident died Saturday at 2 p m at his home He was a retired farmer His wife Etta died in 1962 Surviving are two daughters Mrs Preston Bennett of Worthington Mrs Nelson Frederick of Linton three sons Wilbur Clovis and Lloyd Gabbard of Linton three brothers Fong Gabbard of Connersville Clevys and Dalpha Gabbard both of The body was taken to New Kirks Funeral Home in Dugge where services will be held at 2 p m Tuesday with Rev Ro Bridwell officiating Burial will be in the Walker cemetery.
Roy Robert Baker a Newberry Illinois construction worker died at 10 30 pm Saturday at Freeman Greene County hospital He was born July 8 1916 in Bloomington Sr son of Robert and Ada Pullum Baker A member of the four square church at DeKalb IH and Moose Lodge DeKalb He is survived by widow Faye M Baker two sisters Mrs Virginia Galvez Fremont Calif Mrs Marjorie Feitz DeKalb brothers Charles Baker Paul Baker both DeKalb Everett Baker Sycamore Ind Funeral services will be held at Mt Nebo EUB church at 2 pm Tuesday Rev H G Kollmeyer and Rev J A Kirsch officiating Burial in Mt Nebo cemetery Friends may call Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield
Effie Alice Ringo a former Bloomfield resident died at the Dugger Sto. 1 home of her daughter Mrs. Earl C Beles at 2 10 pm Friday born July 30 1874 near Jasonville daughter of Samuel and Lucinda Frye husband Samuel S Ringo died Nov 28 1953 surviving daughter Lola Mae Drake and son Ray D Ringo seven grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren funeral Sunday 2 pm Newark Baptist church Rev Samuel Heaton officiating burial Newark cemetery arrangements through Jenkins Funeral Home Bloomfield
Reports say the Navy and Marine Corps are preparing a major Pacific exercise named Silver Lance from February 23 to March 12, 1965. It would be as large as Steel Pike in the Atlantic, which involved about 22,000 sailors and 28,000 Marines in Spain. No official announcement has been made.
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