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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1962
Page
2
A listing notes daytime programs including Guiding Light Midday View and Weather Farm Show. Also mentioned are As World Turns Password Houseparty and To Tell the Truth with a focus on syndicated soap opera episodes and game show segments.
Television listings show CBS News schedules including Secret Storm and Perry Mason segments. The parade of programs features Walter Cronkite and Alfred Hitchcock themed reports plus evening theater and sports or nurse features implied by the cluttered text.
Channel 6 lists a full day of programs including All Hands on Deck at 4:30, Frances Farmer, Huntley Brinkley, News Weather, Men of Destiny, The Virginian, Perry Como, 7th Hour, Final Report, Weather Sports Scoreboard, Tonight Show, Comedy Capers, News Prayer Sign Off, Continental Classroom, Kukla and Ollie, Merv Griffin, NBC News, Loretta Young, Make Room For Daddy, Pat Boone Special, Wide Country, Dr Kildare, Hazel, Andy Williams, Spanish Telecourse and more including to be announced slots.
Mrs Maude Kahn hosted the Golden Rule class gathering at her Lyons home with co host Mrs Edith Davidson. The group opened with God Is Just A prayer Away and heard reports from committees. Refreshments followed as Bible quizzes entertained guests and families from Indianapolis and Linton attended.
Mr and Mrs Everett Barnard Sr entertained with a family Christmas dinner at their home at 6 00 Sunday evening. The afternoon and evening were spent socially with an extended family gathering and merry exchanges.
Live stock market data from Indianapolis shows hogs steady to strong with most weights trading from 15.00 to 18.25 per hundredweight and sows up to 50 higher. Cattle and calves market features 25 steers not fully established, higher bids on high good and choice steers to 28.00, plus varied prices for heifers, cows, canners, cutters, and bulls amid limited dealer turnout.
Several cases were heard in the Justice of the Peace court at Jasonville. Ivan Rickard 65 Terre Haute was fined 18 dollars and 75 cents for disregarding a stop sign. Clarence Rhoderick 42 Jasonville was fined 18.75 for driving without a license. Ronney Shacklett Jasonville pled guilty to speeding and paid 18.75. James McBride 41 Jasonville was charged with public intoxication.
Billy R. Miller aged 19 of LaPorte was found guilty of reckless driving and ordered to pay a total of 21 dollars including fines and costs. The arrest was made by Jasonville police.
Warren R. Austin, Vermont Republican and first U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, died at his Burlington home Tuesday at age 85 after a stroke and years of illness. He had been partially paralyzed since late 1953.
He had been seriously ill for months and died of bronchial pneumonia. Austin, named U N ambassador in 1946 by President Truman, served through the Korean conflict and retired in January 1953 due to health reasons.
Donald Timmons, 39, of Monticello, was killed on Christmas morning in a hunting mishap on a Mt. Ayr area farm. His body was found by a hunting companion beside a fence. a shotgun apparently discharged.
Police said a man trying to climb a fence was struck by a charge and killed. The victim, identified as Tmmons, was hunting with his father in law Harlan Hickman on the Merrill Marlowe farm two miles north of here in Indianapolis.
Indianapolis report says former Terre Haute mine owner David Lee, 40, faces three federal tax charges for failing to file returns on $146 000 over a three year period starting in 1938. Arraignment is scheduled for Jan 3 after indictment and arrest in December.
Federal prosecutors said 18 year old Lee was released on bond and will face arraignment before Federal Judge Hugh Dillin. District Attorney H. Rienard Stein noted most of the unreported income came from the family owned mine sold in 1959. Tax figures shown include $50,569 for 1959 and a total bill estimated at $56,736.
Shedding corn stalks after harvest reduces runoff and soil loss on sloping fields. A flail type chopper cuts and spreads stalks evenly, performing better than a disc mower that embeds stalks into the soil.
A 30 year old Evansville woman, Mrs Lillian Green, was found shot in the face at a tavern crowded with Christmas Eve celebrants. She died hours later at Deaconess Hospital without naming her attacker. Patrons heard a noise they thought a car backfire.
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