Nehru and Eisenhower See Broad Areas of Agreement
The two leaders held four days of talks in Gettysburg and Washington, issuing a joint communique that stresses peace and friendly relations among nations. Nehru praised the President and officials, saying the talks foster closer bonds and mutual understanding between the two largest democracies.
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Mrs. Mary Bolinger 99 dies in Shelburn
Funeral services are held in Shelburn for Mrs. Mary Bolinger age 99 who died Tuesday. She was an aunt of Mrs. John Young of Linton.
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John Young
Linton
City Theater Cancels Baby Doll Showing in Indianapolis
An Indianapolis theater canceled the first city showing of Baby Doll amid disputes with Warner Bros. over conditions for play. Catholic groups had condemned the film, but it had prior production code approval. no other bookings were made.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
Esquire
Warner Bros
National Legion of Decency
Catholic Film Reviewing Agency
Motion Picture Association
Elia Kazan
Tennessee Williams
Two Large Companies Plan Consolidation
Terre Haute Indiana Visking Corp and Union Carbon and Carbide Corp announce a merger set for January 1 Union will acquire all Visking assets and exchange one share of Union stock for every two shares of Visking Visking employs about 475 workers in Terre Haute and around 1000 elsewhere in the United States and Canada
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Terre Haute
Ind
Visking Corp
Union Carbon and Carbide Corp
Visking
Richmond
Union
Canada
Bethel Methodist to Stage Christmas Program Sunday
The Bethel Methodist church south of Dugger will present its annual Christmas program at 7:00 p m Sunday evening. Rev Kenneth Burns pastor announces the event and invites the public to attend.
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Dugger
Kenneth Burns
County Courthouse to Close Monday for Christmas Eve and Dec 31
The Greene county courthouse at Bloomfield will be closed all day on Monday Christmas Eve and Monday December 31 as decided by the county Board of Commissioners at a special meeting on December 17.
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Doctor Charged in Deaths of 20 Wealthy Widows Case
Eastbourne England Dr J bodkin Adams 57 a pudgy pink faced bachelor physician was formally charged with the murder of an 81 year old patient in the case of the 20 wealthy widows The Scotland Yard investigator Hannam described months of inquiry and Adams arrest before a Jan 14 trial The case recalls John Christie’s notoriety as Britain braces for a sensational trial amid plans to exhume two more elderly women.
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Ert Hannam
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Britain
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London
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Edith Alice Morrell
Four Workers Hurt As Scaffold Fails at Indiana Refinery
Four construction workers were hospitalized after a scaffold broke and they fell 20 feet at the Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Refinery in Mount Vernon. Injured were William Sage 39 Paul Atkinson 36 Luther Cross 39 and Albert Curry 35, all taken to Deaconess Hospital Evansville in good condition. The men from Refractory Construction Co. of Kansas City were spray insulation inside a crude oil heater when the scaffold support gave way.
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Evansville
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Legion Plans Annual Christmas Party
The annual Christmas party for children of members of the Linton Frank Courtney American Legion post and Auxiliary and children of veterans will be held at the local Legion home at 2:00 PM Sunday. Santa Claus will distribute treats from a Christmas tree. All children of Legion and Auxiliary members and war veterans are invited.
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Children of Veterans
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Santa Claus
Shooting Rampage Shocks Indiana Towns
In Angola Indiana Merlin McNaughton 40 surrendered after a spree that killed Merwin Forrester 48 Fred Peterson 52 and Roland Peterson 24 and wounded Preston Bradley 38 and his wife Katherine Bradley 38. The kidnapped girl Katherine was later found safe.
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Ray
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Merwin Forrester
Fred Peterson
Roland
Katherine Bradley
MecNaughton
Preston Bradley
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Cameron Hospital
Nixon Visits Hungarian Refugee Camp Near Vienna
Vice President Richard Nixon toured Neu Siedl near the Austrian border with Hungary showing thousands of refugees escaping Red terror. He carried a message from President Raab praising Austria’s border openness and pledging U.S. aid.
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Neusiedle
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Egypt accuses France of deporting 156 Egyptians
Cairo officials allege France deported 156 Egyptian officers and soldiers and suspend a prisoner exchange with the Anglo French command. The move comes as UN talks stall over reopening the Suez Canal and freeing oil supplies to Western Europe amid Israeli Gaza Strip refusals.
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David Ben - Gurion
Knesset
Fog and drizzle blanket Hoosierland with mild temps
Fog and light rain linger across Indiana with highs near 40 north and 50 south while a late week warm spell ends as winter arrives Thursday at 4 PM. Near term rain and cloudy skies continue, with 30s to 40s overnight and more drizzle in the far south through Saturday.
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North
South Bend
Evansville
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Big variation shown in Greene county heart disease rate
Special to the Citizen notes U S Public Health Service findings that Greene county's 1954 mortality shows 320 total deaths with 140 from heart disease. Expert commentary cites dietary fats and urban stress as possible factors, alongside Greene county’s high elderly population per the 1950 census.
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Mrs. Ethel Fischer 65 Dies in Jasonville
Mrs. Ethel Fischer 65, longtime Jasonville resident, died at Freeman Greene County Hospital after a brief illness. She was born February 3 1891 in Hymera, survived by husband Carl Fischer three sons and one daughter, and preceded by family. Funeral arrangements set for Friday at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville with Rev Blaine Emily officiating, burial in West Lawn Cemetery Farmersburg.
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Jasonville
Blaine Emily
West Lawn
Farmersburg
Brazil Man Hurt In Crash On Road 59
Thomas Rumer 26 of Brazil suffered a severe forehead cut and minor bruises in a two car crash on state road 59 three miles north of the Triangle northwest of Linton. He was treated at Freeman Greene County Hospital and was to be released. Rumer said he was passing at 45 mph when another car cut in and another vehicle neared, causing a collision with Herschell Hubble of Linton. Hubble sustained a finger injury.
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Triangle
Linton
Rumer
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Daily Citizen
Herschell Hubble
Hubble
Eagles to Celebrate Fifty Third Anniversary in Open House
The Linton Fraternal Order of Eagles will mark its 53rd anniversary with a morning open house starting at 8:00 A.M. at 60 East Vincennes Street. The event ends with an 9:00 P.M. dance featuring Corns Rhythm Masters. Lodge president Jennings Goodman invites the public to visit the Eagles' home.
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Linton
Order of Eagles
Jennings Goodman
Corns
Goodman
Vincennes Street
Flip of cigarette causes minor fire at studio
A careless cigarette butt flip started a small blaze at Scott's Studio 171 North Main Street Thursday night. Firemen reported minor damage and no injuries from the incident at 7 10 p m.
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Linton
Scott
North Main Street
Union Calls Potter Brumfield Threat a Gimmick
In Princeton Indiana the International Association of Machinists said only about 170 workers remain at the Potter Brumfield plant, with 98 of 700 union members reporting to work Wednesday. The company warned nonreturning workers would be discharged and returning workers treated as new applicants.
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Princeton
Ind
Potter-Brumfield, Inc
International Association of Machinists
Princeton Dodge
Japanese elect New Premier Ishi bashi in landslide vote
Tanzan Ishibashi, 72, an outspoken economist and international trade minister, was elected Japan's new premier by a 291 to 150 vote in the legislature. Hatoyama resigned with his cabinet amid illness, calling for the change to allow Ishibashi's administration.
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Tanzan Ishibashi
Japan
Ichiro Hatoyama
Ishibashi
Hatoyama
Eagles to Host Christmas Party for Children
The Linton Eagles lodge hall will host a Christmas party for all children under 12 on Saturday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. President Jennings Goodman says Santa Claus will distribute treats and a program of music and singing will be enjoyed.
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Linton Eagles Lodge
Jennings Goodman
Eagles
Priest Dies After Collision Near Knox
The Rev. Fr. Augustyn Kordziela aged 60 from Monroeville died in Starke Memorial Hospital after injuries from a head on crash on Indiana 421 at San Pierre a week earlier.
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