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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1964
Page
2
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Channel 4 in Bloomington Indiana presents a dense daily timetable with programs from 6:30 to 11:30 including Spanish Word and Girl Talks at 10 30 and 11 00 and a mix of cartoons cartoons and family fare such as Mickey Mouse Popeye and Janie Yogi Bear and Leave It to Beaver plus late night talk shows and a feature film schedule aligned to December listings.
The New York Giants signed ninth round pick John Frick a 6 3 225 pound tackle from Ohio University Coach Allie Sherman plans to start him at guard position for the team.
The Justice Department tax division reported a 1964 contribution of 156.6 million to the Treasury, 23 percent higher than 1963. During the year 447 people were convicted of criminal tax fraud, 24 more than the previous year.
United Press International outlines holiday programming featuring The Burke Family Singers in Stowe Vermont, Jonny Quest, Bewitched, Christmas Card to the Nation, Christmas and Children, Midnight Mass at St Patrick's, and services at St Luke's Lutheran. CBS NBC ABC CBS NBC CBS NBC.
William LaVern Red Arnett died Tuesday in Memorial Clinic Warren Michigan after seven weeks as a patient. Born December 18 1897 near Spencer he lived in Linton then moved to Michigan thirty five years ago. He worked for General Motors and belonged to Eagles Lodge Linton and Detroit Masonic Lodge 417. Survivors include widow Bertha Woolf Arnett daughter Joann three Arizona grandchildren and three sisters Aleen Blackburn Linton Minnie Cromer Indianapolis Pearl Boles. Preceded by two sons six sisters and four brothers. Funeral 11 am Saturday Jones Moon Funeral Home Center Line Michigan with burial at Forest Lawn Cemetery Van Dyke Ave.
Oscar Terrell, 83, former resident of Dugger and Plainville, died at his Bellflower California home. Survived by wife Tina, son Charles Terrel of Florida, daughter Mrs T Brown of California, two sisters and a brother near Washington. Funeral at Plainville Christian church at 10 am Saturday, burial in Dugger cemetery.
Vatican City observes Christmas with Pope Paul VI delivering his Latin language Christmas address broadcast worldwide. Midnight mass at St. Peter's Basilica, bells toll at midnight, and the pope appears at noon from the window to bless crowds.
The weatherman ruled out a White Christmas in Indiana. A mild front sent temperatures into the upper 40s Tuesday with highs in the mid to upper 50s expected across the south today and Thursday. Friday's holiday forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and continued mild conditions.
The Christian church at Lyons will host a covered dish supper at 6 p m followed by a choral program at 7 p m. A communion service is planned for 11 p m on Christmas Eve led by Rev. Robert Richards. The public is invited to attend.
Jockeys John Choquette and Bill Morrisey face suspensions by Tropical Park. Choquette receives 10 days starting Thursday for rough riding. Morrisey earns five days starting Tuesday for interference.
Shelby County Prosecutor Philip Brown to meet State Fire Marshal Ira Anderson and an aide to review a nursing home fire report that killed 20 elderly patients last week in Fountaintown. The case may go to a grand jury meeting January 11. Deputy Fire Marshal Howard Boegaholtz cited an overheated furnace igniting soot and carbon deposits, noting a hidden hazard in the chimney area of a 60 year old two story frame home that had housed a nursing home since 1946.
Ten persons appeared before Stockton Township Justice of the Peace Ellet Meuh er to answer traffic and related charges. Names include Hobbs of Warsaw fined 17 dollars for assault and battery. Phipps of Linton fined 18 75 for failure yield right of way. Shertzer of Bloomfield fined 21 for illegal transportation of alcohol. Alford of Bloomfield fined 21 for similar offense. Miller of Linton fined 8 75 for disregarding a stop sign. Danels of Dugger fined 18 75 for speeding. Crowder of Linton fined 18 75 for improper parking. Gosforth of Lafayette fined 18 75 for failure yield. Foley of Pleasantville fined 18 75 for no license. Baker of Bloomfield fined for no license plates on wagon.
Veteran outfielder Bobby Del Greco was purchased Tuesday from Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League by the Philadelphia Phillies Arkansas farm team in the same league. In the deal the Phillies sold Chattanooga catcher Larry Baughman to Birmingham of the Southern League.
Hospital bulletin lists several births and admissions including Mrs George Pahmeier of Sand born England and Mrs Olive Price of Jasonville. Newborns weigh nine pounds two ounces and eight pounds four and a half ounces, unnamed at reporting, with other mothers and families named in Bloomfield Linton Worthington and Bloomington areas.
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