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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1972

Page

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Truman Dies at 88 Former U S President From Missouri

Harry S Truman, 33rd president, died at 7 50 am in Research Hospital Missouri after a two day battle with age and disease. Funeral arrangements are set for the Truman Library in Independence with lying in state for public viewing Wednesday and a private funeral Thursday.

Harry Truman U.S Fiery Man Missouri Kansas City Harry S Truman Truman Research Harry S.S Truman United States Bess Truman Independence Truman Memorial Jack Williams Japan Berlin Korea Truman Library Stalin Churchill de Gaulle MacArthur Eisenhower Thomas E. Dewey Mao Tse-tung China Mao Ronald Jessie

Christmas profits loom in Greene County towns

A nostalgic year end column notes Americans spent heavily on gifts and travel during the holiday season. It recalls four billion Christmas cards, busy shopping days ahead, and local reflections on decorations, weather, and past events from 50 years ago in Linton.

Greene County Linton Black Creek Raleigh Roach Pearl Chaney Olis Jamison Ruth Bauer Terre Haute Columbia Music Store Talking Machines W. J. Hamilton Paul Frye Boy Knights of the Round Table Elmer Sherwood Bits O Norway Europe Rhine U.S Lusby

Bombing Resumes After Yule Halt

UPI reports U S bombers resumed North Vietnam raids after a 36 hour Christmas pause. Hanoi Haiphong and other cities were hit while North Vietnamese in Paris claim intensified B52 raids. Pentagon would not confirm targets or scope beyond resumption.

Saigon UPI U.S North Vietnam Paris Hanoi Haiphong Hiroshima Nixon Florida White House Key Biscayne Hanoi-Haiphong Andersen Air Force Base Guam Indochina Andersen

Fire Rages Through Garrett City Hall Stores

In Garrett Indiana a major blaze began Christmas night and swept along Randolph Street destroying the IGA store a drug store and a men s clothing shop. Fire departments evacuated City Hall and the police and fire stations. Four firefighters were treated for smoke exposure with no hospital care.

Garrett Ind UPI DeKalb County IGA Randolph Street Indiana Independent Telephone Company

Nixon Eulogizes Truman as Courageous Leader

President Nixon called Harry S Truman one of history’s most courageous presidents and designated December 28 as a national day of mourning. He credited Truman with shaping foreign policy, extending aid to Greece and Turkey, launching the Marshall Plan, and bold action in Korea. Nixon praised Truman’s grit and lasting impact on peace and freedom worldwide.

Johnson Truman Harry Truman Harry S Truman Library Institute Independence Jessie Key Biscayne Fla UPI Nixon Harry S Truman Missouri Greece Turkey Korea Asia

Quake Evacuation Debated in Managua

Officials consider force to move reluctant Managua survivors from ruined areas after the earthquake. A Venezuelan relief official proposed gunpoint evacuation to avert epidemics and shortages. Death toll estimates range from 1,000 to 10,000 with thousands injured as international aid pours in.

Managua UPI Anastasio Somoza National Nicaragua U.S Turner B. Shelton

Indiana House considers separate bargaining for police firemen

Indiana lawmakers file a bargaining bill splitting police and firemen from other public employees. The Gutman proposal creates compulsory arbitration with a no strike clause and recognizes the Fraternal Order of Police as the bargaining agent for city and town police.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana Senate Senate Phillip Gutman Gutman Indiana Supreme Court Fraternal Order of Police

Nine Hurt In Four Car Wreck On Highway 67

Nine people were injured in a four car collision at 5 35 p m Monday on Highway 67 south of Worthington A chain reaction started when Kenneth Scott stopped for a turn and was rear ended by Jack Talley The Scott car then hit Scharbroughs and pushed into oncoming traffic injuring drivers and passengers including Denise Scott six and Christoper Scott 11 months old All were treated at Freeman Greene Hospital Talley cited for following too closely and local lawmen investigated the crash

Worthington Robert W. Sharbrough Brownsburg Kenneth G. Scott Plainfield Scharbrough Jack L. Talley Bloomfield James W. Burlingame Mooresville Betty Scott Denise Scott Christopher Scott Kenneth Scott Oldsmobile James Burlingame Steven Burlingame Laura Burlingame Barbara Johnson Burlingame Auto Danny Evans Lyons Talley Freeman-Greene Hospital Greene County Orvil Byers Mike Holtsclaw Mel Biggs Lexie Smith

Bayh Seeks Indiana Declared Disaster Area Over Gas Shortage

Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana sent telegrams to President Nixon and Governor Whitcomb urging Indiana be designated a disaster area under the National Disaster Relief Act due to a propane gas shortage. The declaration would unlock federal funds to aid the state economy and farmers facing potential layoffs and financial ruin.

Washington UPI Birch Bayh D-Ind Nixon Indiana Edgar Whitcomb Bayh

Christmas Fire Kills Family in Indianapolis Suburb

Six people die in weekend fires including four O Kelleys from Indianapolis. Authorities say a Christmas tree lights caused blaze destroying their Avalon Hills home. Richard Dale O Kelley 36, wife Susie 26, children Kathy 5 and Michael 3 were found dead in an upstairs bedroom.

Indianapolis Richard Dale O'Kelley O'Kelley Susie Kathy Michael Avalon Hills

Christmas Observed In Many Ways Around The World

Christmas observed in East Berlin as families reunite across the wall and in other cities while Pope Paul VI speaks on peace. In Manila, Marcos lifts curfew for Christmas as martial law is briefly suspended. Vietnam sees a workday Christmas for troops. Salvation Army aids New Yorkers homeless with meals and warmth.

United Press International Bethlehem Friedrich Strasse Berlin East Berlin Paul VI St. Peter's Basilica Rome Manila Philippines Ferdinand E. Marcos Vietnam Edwin Wootton Monahans Tex Wootton Salvation Army New York

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