Delinquent City Notes and Local Sports Roundup
A mixed recap covers a Paris News style column with a stray tale of a lost cat belonging to Mrs. Vaisy Winters near Graysville, a rebroadcast of Terre Haute labor concerns, and a 1915 clipping noting Linton high school football beating Sandborn 24 to 0. It also lists diphtheria precautions, a clairvoyant ad, a Linton Eagles loss to Oblong, and Beasley Park motorcycle and bicycle races won by Kerhoff and James Cravens respectively.
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Goosepond
Linton
Vaisy Winters
Graysville
Wayne Wonders
Saturday Evening Post
Terre Haute
Brazil Times
Sullivan
Clinton
Brazil
Post
Linton Eagles
Oblong
Ill
Woodbile
Ebdon
Perkins
Beckley
Beasley's Park
Kerhoff
Carlisle
James Cravens
John Maddison
Legion Post 172 to Host Seventh District Sunday
Jasonville American Legion Post No 172 will host Legion members of the Seventh District Sunday officers announced The auxiliary of the Jasonville post will serve dinner a program will be presented in the evening
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Jasonville
American Legion
Jasonville Post
Kennedy to speed drive on rural poverty plan
The Kennedy administration aims to accelerate efforts to cut rural poverty by linking the low in spirits areas bill to expanded programs. An Agriculture Department official says loans grants and subsistence payments would aid low income farm areas and retrain farmers for non farm jobs. The plan targets about 130 million of nearly 390 million for the effort and seeks swift action on farm housing and storage payment programs.
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Washington
Administration
Congress
John A. Baker
Agriculture Department
Baker
Agricultural Credit Services
Eisenhower
Kennedy
White House
America
Kennedy Proposals Lift Payroll Taxes to Fund Welfare Plan
President Kennedy proposes about 2.8 billion dollars in annual payroll tax increases to finance expanded welfare benefits. The plan targets more than 17 million people and would raise the maximum Social Security tax substantially in 1963, with full effects beginning January 1, 1963.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
U.S
Chorlaids Society Meeting Notice At Linton Stockton High
The Choralaids society of parents at Linton Stockton High School will meet in the band room at 7 30 o clock in the evening, officers said.
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Choralaids Society of Parents
Linton-Stockton High School
Zimmerman Rites Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Archie B. Zimmerman 99 of Jasonville are arranged for 3:00 PM Saturday at McCanahan Funeral Home with Rev. John Russell officiating. Burial will be in Peavey Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Archie B. Zimmerman
Jasonville
McCanahan Funeral Home
John Russell
Peavey
Linton Fund Drive Declared Success by Local Auxiliaries
The Linton community reports success in fund raising for the March of Dimes. The Mothers March Porchlight drive raised 456.90. Other collections totaled 117.56 at Linton Stockton Elementary, 20.86 at the High School, and 8.95 at St Peter's School. Funds go to Maynard Baggio of Bloomfield, Greene County March of Dimes chair.
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Linton
March of Dimes
Harold Shouse
Cleon Bowman
Women's Auxiliary
Frank Courtney
American Legion Post
Linton - Stockton
St. Peter’s
Auxiliary
Legion
Maynard Baggio
Bloomfield
Greene County March of Dimes
The
National Foundation
National Polio Foundation
Moose lodge initiates new members tonight
The Moose lodge of Linton plans an initiation at the lodge hall at 7 00 tonight as officers announce. The Women of the Moose serve chili in the lodge hall from noon until 6 30 today.
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Moose Lodge
Linton
The
Moose
Lumumba Escapes From Jail In Congo Katanga
Lumumba and two prisoners escaped from a Katanga Province jail near Elisabethville. The Katanga government offered a large reward for their capture. Lumumba’s escape was announced by Interior Minister Munogo. The trio fled from a farm near Kasaji after overpowering guards and taking rifles.
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Brussels
Belgium
Upp
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Katanga
Lumumba
Maurice Mpolo
Senate
Joseph Okito
Thysville
Leopoldville
Joseph Kasavubu
Elisabethville
Godefroid Munogo
Kasaji
Kolwezi
Dilolo
Portuguese Angola
Oriental
Kivu
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Lumumbist
Joseph Mobutu
Moise Tshombe
Auto Giants Announce Week-Long US Layoffs
Detroit based report says 69,000 auto workers face one week layoffs as American Motors Ford Chrysler and General Motors set production cutbacks. AMC idles 20,300 workers with 4100 not returning in Kenosha Milwaukee plants. GM cuts 46,500. Ford 17,200. Chrysler 11,000 across Detroit Newark and other plants. Ford recalls 6,100 workers while about 6,200 face layoffs in Pennsylvania Missouri and Michigan.
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Detroit
American Motors
Monay
Kenosha
Wis
Milwaukee
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Detroit Area
Newark
Del
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dearborn
Mich
Five spy suspects linked to Abel case on trial
British and American authorities tied five suspects to Soviet espionage and Abel's 1957 case. The Kroger couple, Cohen and Iola, Houghton, Gee, and Lonsdale face trial in London on charges of stealing naval base secrets and transmitting them to a potential enemy.
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FBI
Rudolph I. Abel
Peter J. Kroger
London
Moscow
United States
Abel
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Kroger-Cohens
Portland Naval Base
Admiralty
Harry Houghton
Ethel Gee
Gordon Lonsdale
Bow Street Court
Marching for Civil Rights in Indiana at Statehouse
About 300 NAACP members and supporters gathered at the Indiana Statehouse to back two Senate bills on civil rights and equal accommodations. Willard Ransom said the largely local group planned peaceful demonstrations and a subsequent prayer service on Capitol grounds.
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Indianapolis
Wip
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Indiana
NAACP
FEPC
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Ransom
Statehouse
Capitol Steps
Monument Circle
Senate
Jessie Jacobs
The
Indiana Civil Rights Commission
W. Dewey Annakin
Dterre Haute
Melville Watson
R-Greenfield
Jack
Banks to Stay Open for Lincoln's Birthday Holiday
The Greene county court house will be closed in observance of Lincoln's Birthday while banks and the Daily Citizen publish as usual. County Auditor Milton Bogard said the office will stay open until after a Monday morning meeting of the County Board of Commissioners.
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Greene County
Daily Citizen
Milton Bogard
County Board of Commissioners
One Killed 80 Hurt In Ohio Train Crash At Crossing
An Erie Lackawanna passenger train derailed by a freight crash in Galion Ohio struck an egg truck killing Mrs Gustav Roemers and injuring about 80. Most passengers, including Dutch consular aid, continued to Chicago and then to the West Coast after treatment at Galion Community Hospital.
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Galion
Ohio
Orr
M. E. Switzer
Switzer
New York
Chicago
Jan Boeren
Cleveland
Erie
West Coast
Santa Fe
Welsh in Indiana orders $3.34 million highway project
Governor Welsh, in Indianapolis, directs the State Highway Commission to fast track a $3,340,000 Gary area project using new federal funds. Work on Cline Ave from US 20 to US 6 should be under contract by July 1, easing unemployment and traffic. The Tri-State Expressway toward Michigan continues to advance.
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Indianapolis
Welsh
Indiana
Arthur Goldberg
Gary
State Highway Commission
Kennedy
Cline Ave
Lake County
Michigan State Line
KiwaniAnn Dinner Set for Valentine Day in Linton
The Linton Kiwanis club plans its annual KiwaniAnn dinner at the Roosevelt hotel at 6 30 p m on Valentine Day with wives as guests. William Pirtle, music teacher at Linton Stockton High, will lead pupils in a themed program of a context this mime.
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Linton Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
William Pirtle
Linton-Stockton High School
Soviet Plane Incident Sparks Kremlin Protest Tension
Linton police seek a hit and run driver damaging a 1958 auto owned by Joseph Merscier in Princeton. Meanwhile Paris faces a diplomatic row as Moscow protests a French jet firing near Brezhnev's Ilyushin 18 en route to Guinea, with France claiming the aircraft violated a zone of responsibility.
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Linton
Joseph Arthur Mers Cier
Princeton
Paris
Africa
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
Guinea
Mediterranean
Algiers
Rabat
Morocco
Aguinea
Brezhnev
Mohammed V
Nikita+S. Khrushchev
France
North African
Jacques Coup de Fresne
Algeria
Labor bills advance and halt in Indiana House
The Indiana House accepted a committee report backing two labor measures. One lowers wages for workers on public projects but faced a floor fight before advancing. A second bill banning age based job discrimination moved to second reading by voice vote. right to work repeal remains in committee.
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Indianapolis
Indiana House
House
Voice
Labor Committee
George L. Fisher
R-Leesburg
Fisher
Repealer
Donald Yeagley
Dsouth Bend
Senate
Indiana Senate OKs Bloomington combined grade and high school
The Indiana Senate approved by 49 to 0 a bill to authorize constructing a combined grade and high school in Bloomington. The measure, co authored by Sens Pogers and Maddox, allows state colleges and universities to operate laboratory schools to test and evaluate new teaching methods.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
Bloomington
David Pogers
Charles Maddox
Otterbein
Weather drift toward normal warmth with rain or snow next week
Across Indiana normal temperatures are forecast for the next five days with possible rain or snow early next week. Cold nights in the 20s and daytime highs in the 30s to mid 40s, fog in upper valleys, and melting snow observed as milder air moves in. Washington and Oregon report heavy coastal rain and inland snow, while the East clears after storms.
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Indiana
Upstate
Lafayette
Evansville
Louisville
South Bend
Oregon
Cascades
Rockies
Utah
Colorado
Atlantic Ocean
New York City
Boston
Washington
Kennedy
Front Royal
Winchester
Somerset
US Weather Bureau
St. Lawrence Seaway
New York State
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Southwest
Kansas
Wisconsin
Wisconsi
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Federal
Bill Beeman
Colinot
Sullivan Vaiuy Limes
Lois
Mine Run
Eva Myers
State Board of Health
Haldon Beasley
Linton and
Sandborn
Myers
Johnson
Trinkle
McQuade
McDownald
Humphreys
Rose
Dunning
Dodge
Jones
Turner
Carroll
Gilbreth
Sandhorn
Gerell
Greenwell
King
Shake
Searle
Alkire
Rumphe
Brown
Abraham
Peden
Beasley
Linton High School
Howard
Life Reader
Sarah Schwartz
College Hill School
Snow
Falls Church
Ure
Choralaids
Zimmerman
Linton Fund
Russia
UPS
Citizen
Ohio Crossing
State
United Press Inter National
United Press International
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Eureka
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