Mine Run Unassorted Product Concept Card
An editorial note defines Mine Run as an unassorted product from a mine, an assembly of like kind not specifically classified and a medley of thought or ideas. The term is offered as a dictionary style entry.
01 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1967
Page
1
An editorial note defines Mine Run as an unassorted product from a mine, an assembly of like kind not specifically classified and a medley of thought or ideas. The term is offered as a dictionary style entry.
Shakamak High School appoints Donald L. Kramer as principal effective February 4 1967 replacing William T Case who moved to South Knox. Kramer is Purdue trained in agriculture education and has 16 years teaching voc agriculture biology chemistry and physics in Greene Clay and Sullivan County Schools.
Belgian industry estimates foresee a production rise of over 25 percent in 1966, with total automobile output reaching about 600,000 cars, compared with 1965 figures.
In Vietnam actions across the DMZ and coastal regions US forces report heavy fighting with 136 Viet Cong killed. Five Americans died in a Laotian-border crash, while another air incident hit Marines. B52s struck near Quang Ngai and missions by Carrier Air Wing 11 operated in the Gulf of Tonkin.
Students from the Switz City Central Music Department led by Mrs. Kathleen Osburn earned high ratings at the District Vocal Piano and String contest held at DePauw University. Nine string entries produced eight firsts. Colleen Donagher and Judy Sullivan won blue ribbons for solos. First place recipients include Becky Frey Colleen Donagher Linda Moyer Rita Hudson and others. Jackie Spainhower Beverly Gab bard earned seconds in piano solos. Donagher will compete at the State Contest in Indianapolis on Feb 18.
Northern Indiana faces a new snowstorm with up to six inches of accumulation and blizzard winds 25 to 40 mph. After last week’s historic two feet in the northwest, forecasters warn heavy snow tonight through Thursday across the northern half, with rain or freezing rain appearing before changing to snow statewide and freezing temperatures in the 20s to 30s.
An organizational meeting for forming a Linton VFW Post will convene at 7 30 p m tonight at the Shelter House Humphreys Park. Indiana VFW officers note the group supports community programs youth groups and hospitalized veterans. All veterans and those considering joining are invited bringing discharge papers.
The Inter Lutheran Commission on Worship is formed by five North American church bodies to pursue jointly developed worship materials and possible shared resources. The move aims to harmonize liturgical practice across denominations.
Adm. David L. McDonald told a Senate defense panel that Navy aviation recruitment and ship maintenance are feeling the war strain. He urged $12.4 billion in supplemental funds and outlined needs for 550 more tactical aircraft and boosted pilot training from 1,988 to 2,525 annually by July 1968.
The Vatican operates its own radio transmitters broadcasting Vatican news worldwide daily in 30 languages, according to the Catholic Digest.
Linton property owners face an 18.2 percent tax rise in 1967 per the new county rates. Linton city residents pay $8.06 per $100, up from $6.82, an extra $1.24. Linton-Stockton School Corporation jumps 38.6 percent to $4.48 per $100. Stockton township climbs to $6.82 from $5.76, an increase of $1.06 per $100.
Moscow says it will shrink its embassy in Peking and urge China to reduce its staff as riots and hostile actions against Soviet diplomats persist. Chinese assaults, harassment of Russians, and anti Soviet demonstrations in Peking Hanoi and Paris have led to a siege like atmosphere and worsened gas relations.
Airman William Bartley Jr. aged 20 from Indianapolis and Airman Richard Harmon, 21 from Auburn New York, died in a capsule simulator fire at Brooks Air Force Base Space Center during a 67 day test. The incident echoes the Cape Kennedy Apollo 1 tragedy that claimed Grissom and Chaffee last Friday.
Hollywood reports actor Brian Dontevy marks his 35th year as a performer with the film The Bushwackers at Paramount. The production showcases Dontevy in a landmark milestone within his career.
Richard W. Bickel’s auto stolen from a Nashville parking place Jan 21 was found earlier this week in a stripper pit area southwest of Linton. The car showed signs of arson and was set afire intentionally. Tip led police to the location and Greene County officials helped recover the vehicle. No arrests yet as investigators continue.
A social security check made out to C. H. Frederick of Lyons was found on the streets of Linton today and turned in at the Linton Police Department. Mrs. Frank Boone of Jasonville located the check and it may be claimed by Frederick at the police department.
A Trailways bus collided with a halted truck near Columbia South Carolina killing at least six. About 10 to 15 passengers were hospitalized with many unidentifiable in the early hours after the crash. Witnesses described a chaotic scene with scattered personal belongings and a dazed driver.
Purdue University will name two campus buildings after astronauts Virgil I. Grissom and Roger B. Chaffee. Virgil Grissom Hall will house civil engineering and Roger Chaffee Hall will host the jet propulsion center. Purdue President Frederick Hovde announced the names as part of honors following their deaths.
Technicians start slowly taking apart the fire-ravaged Apollo 1 capsule at Cape Kennedy to help the nine member inquiry pin down the cause of the deadly blaze. The panel seeks lessons to prevent a repeat while weighing the future of Project Apollo and a possible shift from pure oxygen in the spacecraft.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals refused Arnold G. Hobbs plea to stay in Texas and ordered his extradition to Indiana. Hobbs, 40, fights a $2 million Noble County Credit Union shortage case from 1958. The court found no evidence of his Harris County trial and deemed the governor’s extradition warrant regular on its face.
A series of coronary care classes for all registered and licensed practical nurses will cover acute care. Dr Edwin Bailey will teach at the Freeman Greene County Hospital clinic room on Tuesdays 1 to 3 p.m. starting February 7. For more information contact Mrs Norine Lynch in service instructor.
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