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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1967

Page

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Greene County Public Jobs Higher Than National Average

A Greene County column notes 20.9 percent of local workers hold government jobs, above the national 15.7 percent. Since 1960 about 1,680 locals are in public payrolls, with state and local roles expanding faster than federal. Education accounts for about half of state local costs, pushing more teachers onto the payroll. INA MARTINDALE found an overhead at Rexall drug store alley. Christmas notes touch Boxing Day origins and Santa myths.

Greene County United States The Tax Foundation Bureau of Labor Statistics East North Central Commerce Department Ina Martindale Rexall England Santa Claus Hertha

Flu Outbreak Spreads Across Regions For Holiday Rounds

UPI reports flu like illness confirmed as Asian flu spreading from the South and East to the Midwest. Schools close and holiday activities curtailed as absenteeism reaches 30 percent in some districts. NCID warned of the outbreak beginning last summer and possible worsening.

Atlanta UPI Southland Seaboard Midlands New Jersey New York Michigan Indiana Illinois Florida Alabama Georgia Tennessee Maryland District of Columbia Oklahoma Kansas National

Reds Storm U S Post Near Saigon in Five Hour Battle

About 500 Communist fighters attacked an American outpost on the Cambodian border northwest of Saigon, but U S Army 25th Infantry Division troops repelled the assault after five hours. At least 39 Communists were killed and three Americans died with several wounded. In air action, U S pilots claimed 2 to 4 MIG 17s shot down over Hanoi as raids continued on North Vietnam.

Venus Jupiter Mars Saturn France Louisiana Purchase William Sherman Savannah Union of the U.S Air Force Moses Lake Wash Saigon UPS Gis U.S. Army 25Th Infantry Division North Vietnam Ma’n Paul Doumer

Pilot Tries to Avert Crash Aided by Golf Course Hope

A F4D Phantom jet crash at a Tucson supermarket killed four. The pilot apparently aimed for the nearby Randolph golf course before impact, but the aircraft failed after takeoff from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. Col. George Cole discussed preliminary findings with reporters.

Tucson Ariz UPI Air Force Davis-Monthan Air Force Baise George Cole 12Th Strategic Aerospace Division Davis-Monthan Randolph Golf Course Cole

Greene County Commissioners Approve Rail Crossing Permit

Greene County commissioners met in Bloomfield with Kern Beasley of Peabody Coal Co. seeking permission to cross a county highway in Wright township with a railroad and were granted it. County engineer George Hays outlined 1969 General Assembly highway and gas distribution legislation, noting a likely county funding cut based on population. The courthouse will close at noon Friday for Christmas and reopen Tuesday morning.

Greene County Commissioners Bloomfield Kern Beasley Peabody Coal Co Wright Township George Hays Indiana General Assembly Greene County

Program Set at Coalmont School Style Show and Band Concert

A style show by the eighth grade home economics class and a junior high band concert will be held in the Coalmont School gym at 7 p.m. tonight. Mrs. Mary Ellen Powell supervises the fashion display and Mrs. Charlotte Conner conducts the band. Room displays will showcase work from grades one through eight and the public is invited to attend.

Coalmont Mary Ellen Powell Charlotte Conner

Washkansky Reacts Well To Transplant

Cape Town South Africa UP1 reports heart transplant patient Louis Washkansky reacted well to treatment for complications from his historic surgery and his chances of recovery are good according to Surgeon Christian Barnard. He shows further improvement after transfusions of healthy white blood cells to counter lung damage. The heart remains strong though his condition is serious.

Cape Town South Africa Washkansky

Autos Collide in Head-On Crash in Linton

The Linton Police report an accident at Highway 54 and Southwest Vincennes Street Tuesday at 4 45 p m. Richard Gregg 60 of Linton drove a 1967 auto east when it was struck head on by a 1966 car driven by John F Gustafson 27 of Linton who was attempting to pass. Gustafson was cited for left of center and driving under the influence. Damage estimated at 100 to Gregg and 500 to Gustafson.

Linton Highway 54 Vincennes Street Richard Gregg John F. Gustafson Linton, Inc Gustafson Gregg

Autos Damaged In Mishap In Linton Intersection

Two autos sustained about 350 dollars in damage after a collision at the intersection of A and Second streets northwest in Linton at 10 30 a m today. Roy G Smart of Sullivan driving a 1968 auto east on A st collided with Emerson O Baker 64 of Indianapolis driving a 1967 station wagon north on Second st Baker was cited for failure to yield right of way no injuries reported.

Second Sts Linton Roy G. Smart Sullivan Emerson O. Baker Indianapolis Second St

Indiana 1967 traffic toll reaches 1502 after Ohio death near Tipton

The death today of an Ohio woman near Tipton increases Indiana's 1967 traffic fatalities to at least 1,502, up from 1,494 a year earlier.

Ohio Tipton Indiana

Greek Chiefs Resign Army Commissions

In Athens three top leaders of Greece's ruling regime resigned their army commissions. Premier Col George Papadopoulos Deputy Premier Brig Gen Stylianos Pattakos and Col Nicholas Makarezos will run as civilians in promised elections. The resignations come after they crushed a counter coup by King Constantine and they plan to fix a date for parliamentary elections soon.

Greece Athens George Papadopoulos Stylianos Pattakos Nicholas Makarezos Constantine

Kidnap Victim Released in County

Miss Margie Silk of Kankakee Illinois was released by two men who had brought her to Indiana. The two men, Clarence McGuire and Charles F Cowell, were arrested north of Evansville after a related robbery and kidnapping. Silk heads to Evansville to identify the suspects and retrieve her car.

Margie Silk Kankakee Ill Newberry Indiana Iroquois County Sheriff's Office Beaverville Miss Silk Greene County Bloomfield Evansville Illinois Clarence McGuire Martin County Charles F. Cowell Birmingham

Johnson backs informal talks with Viet Cong in Vietnam strategy

President Johnson endorses exploratory talks between the Saigon government and the Viet Cong as a potential step toward stopping the Vietnam war. He stresses no recognition of the Viet Cong and urges careful messaging to avoid easing the enemy’s expectations. Johnson also comments on urban violence and attends Harold Holt memorial events in Australia.

Saigon Vietnam South Vetnam National Liberation Front NLF Viet Cong Johnson Nguyen van Thieu Australia Big City Canberra UPI Harold Holt LBJ Washington California Hawaii Pago Pago American Samoa Air Force One Holt Honolulu Congress White House Asia Melbourne John McEwen

Date Set for Troop Pullout In Germany

The Pentagon announced a planned April withdrawal of 35,000 American soldiers and airmen from Germany. The move includes two infantry brigades, an armored cavalry regiment and four fighter squadrons while equipment stays in place for possible redeployment in a crisis. 222,000 U.S. personnel remain in Germany after the withdrawal.

Washington UPI Germany Pentagon U.S United States

Indiana Board votes to lift savings rate ceilings

The Indiana Board of Financial Institutions voted 6 to 0 to remove state ceilings on interest paid to savers, effective Jan 1 if approved by the governor and attorney general. Federal ceilings would then apply, allowing up to 4 percent on passbooks and 3 to 5 percent on various time deposits, with an overall potential increase for Hoosier savers.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana Board of Financial Institutions Branigin John Dillon

Divers Hunt Cars In Ohio River

Divers worked along the collapsed Silver Bridge in POINT PLEASANT W V A as cranes lifted a taxicab and a tractor trailer cab from the river Each vehicle held two bodies bringing the tally to 25 found since the Friday disaster Police said 35 still missing with fears the death toll could top 80 Victims identified include Julius Bennett 31 of Walnut Grove NC and Gene Mabe 25 of High Point NC

Point Pleasant W. Va UPI Main Street Silver Bridge Ohio Julius Bennett Walnut Grove Gene Mabe High Point N.C

Mental Health Project a Success

A total of 307 Christmas gifts donated by Greene county residents were collected by the Mental Health Society for state hospital patients. The goods will be transported to Evansville this week by Sherman Anderson for ward parties so every patient may receive a gift. Linton Mayor A M Risher chaired the county effort and thanked contributors, with Worthington sorority donating 25 dollars and the county Mental Health association giving 100 dollars.

Greene County Mental Health Society Evansville Sherman Anderson Linton A. M. Risher Worthington County Mental Health Association

Tri State Port Authority Feasibility Studied

Indiana Governor Branigin Ohio Governor Rhodes and Kentucky Governor Nunn met at the Cincinnati area session to study creating a tri state Ohio River port authority. They said the river could draw industry and modeled the plan on the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

Florence UPI Indiana Ohio Kentucky Ohio River Roger Branigin James Rhodes Louie Nunn Greater Cincinnati Rhodes Cincinnati Port of New

Snowbound Southwest Struggles as Storm Death Toll Rises

Snow depths exceed seven feet in Flagstaff and across the Navajo Nation as a massive winter storm traps communities. Two to four more inches are forecast, with 16 tons of relief aid dropped and 21 helicopters on standby as officials warn thaw could worsen conditions. About 40,000 to 50,000 Navajo families need food and fodder amid ongoing rescue missions across eight western states.

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It Won’t Be White Christmas for Indiana

Latest forecasts show near normal temperatures through Monday with scattered showers Thursday and Friday and again on Christmas day. Temperatures may range in the mid 50s across the state, avoiding a white Christmas.

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