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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1964
Page
9
Vanderberg Air Force Base California launched a secret satellite into polar orbit using a Thor Agena booster around noon PST. About eight hours later a space probe using a Scout combination rocket was launched to study the earth's upper atmosphere. No further details were released due to Defense Department policy.
The Treasury Department honored Undersecretary for Monetary Affairs Robert V. Roosa with the Alexander Hamilton Award at a ceremony Monday. Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon praised his four years of service before Roosa leaves to enter private business.
Bloomfield Book Club members completed their second annual Christmas project delivering 97 snowmen filled with homemade candies cookies and mints to Rest Haven Home. Led by past president Mrs H B Turner and current president Mrs Bryan Martin the group met since September at Mrs William Nelsons basement to prepare gifts suitable for diabetics.
The Johnson Collection returns to the United States with ART USA, a tour of 102 contemporary American paintings seen in 14 countries recently. It will visit 22 U.S. cities and Toronto over two and a half years, starting at Corcoran Gallery in Washington and ending at Columbia Museum of Art in May 1967. The collection, acquired in 1962 by S.C. Johnson & Son, features works by leading American artists.
In Durban a freighter named Thor Drake was given top priority due to a passenger aboard about to give birth amid harbor congestion. A cape-crant Holstein cow imported by a Transvaal farmer and her calf survived the birth despite the tense circumstances.
Ben F. O'Kelley of Maysville Georgia has run The Dog Collar Works for 30 years from his basement shop. He notes the business is seasonal with most orders August to March and accepts mail orders to support income alongside land, chickens, and a few cows.
Eight of Colorado's 150000 hunters died in the first four days of the big game season while afield. Six deaths were from heart attacks and two were from gunshot wounds. The report underscores the dangers of hunting and urges caution to ensure safer outings.
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