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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1962
Page
9
Chile, described as a nation of paradoxes, balances wealth gaps with reform momentum. After backing the U S quarantine on Cuba, coalition radicals and right liberals unite to curb Communist strength while Congress advances a land reform bill and works on tax reform to unlock Progress aid.
A ten year development program aims for 10 billion dollars in investment and strong growth in industry and agriculture. Copper output in Chile is projected to reach 700000 tons annually by 1970. Yet present conditions show land concentrated in 1000 owners, poor housing and health for farm workers and slum residents, rising living costs, and political and labor unrest. The land reform bill has stalled due to obstructionist tactics by left wing factions.
Dr Frances Ann McKittrick of Cornell University keeps 10 000 cockroaches in her lab to study the behavior and mating patterns of 40 species. The entomology research associate works in the New York State College of Agriculture and spends nights watching the insects.
Holiday event details from a local Elks Ladies group highlight a community gathering with emphasis on timely participation and social appeal. An advertising line urges readers to act now to secure extra funds, followed by a newspaper call to use Citizen Want-Ads for quick results and a provided phone number 847-4487 for contact.
Household gatherings include Mrs June Kusher Inez Alma Lucas and Ray mond Kolhouse at Miss Alma Lucas home in Indianapolis. Weekender guests cited in various towns include Corda Chestnut and Donald Chestnut family from Muncie, Clarence Burress returning from Fresno, Lenora White and Effie Switz City, Clara Lukenbill hospitalized in Vincennes, and a birthday anniversary noted for Lee Chaney. Charles Garrett from Terre Haute visited E I Garrett.
In a Rust Craft legend from its legend series a winter blooming plant named the Christmas Rose rises from a little girl's tears after she cannot offer a gift. While kneeling at the car the petals bloom pink as Jesus' hands touch them.
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