Khrushchev Vows Soviet Arms Race Parity At Congress
Khrushchev declared at the 20th Communist Party Congress that the USSR will match capitalist powers in arms production and not lag behind the West. He touted peaceful coexistence while warning against aggressive alliances and noted reforms like seven hour days and a five day week for workers.
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Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Ussr
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Communist Party Congress
Josef Stalin
Russia
United States
Britain
France
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India
Burma
Afghanistan
Kremlin
Pravde
Company Seeks Free Ads With Mock News Release
A business sent a cheeky note to the Daily Citizen stating it rarely issues news releases and joking that their message would not burden readers’ wastebaskets. The publisher declined to publish, noting the humorous pitch.
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The
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GOP to Advertise To Back Farm Plan
Republicans launch a farm belt advertising drive to back the administration farm program. The effort, sponsored by the National Committee and the Republican Campaign Committee, aims to educate voters with magazine and paper ads, possibly expanding to radio and TV. A $250,000 figure was cited by Sen. Humphrey, though official costs were not disclosed.
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Agriculture Committee
Grand Jurors Open Probe Into Case Of Campaign Gift
A federal grand jury began investigating a $2,500 campaign contribution to Senator Francis Case to see if it violated bribery or lobbying laws. Witnesses included attorneys for Superior Oil Co and Sheriff Paul Whaley. The Justice Department named top prosecutors to oversee the inquiry.
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Lexington
Neb
Elmer Patman
Austin, Tex
Superior Oil Co
California
Paul Whaley
Dawson County
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Sioux Falls
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Justice Department
Warren Olney
William A. Paisley
Congress
United States
Teen Dies From Barn Fall Injuries In Fort Wayne
Jackie Hudson age 16, son of Dee Hudson of rural Swayzee, died in St. Joseph's Hospital Fort Wayne from head injuries after falling from a barn rafter at his home on Saturday night.
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Swayzee
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Hospital Report Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include David Kart Linton Miller Price Linton John Bredeweg Linton Art Borders Linton Mrs Lloyd Hiatt Linton Dismissals feature Mrs Don Keller and baby Linton Mr and Mrs Neil Conner Jasonville Mrs Curtiss Wilson Elnora Jack White Linton Henry Mitchell Linton Dwight Andis Washington Mrs Jolly Moody and baby Worthington.
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Don Keller
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Jasonville
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Washington
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Worthington
Police Training School Set for Wednesday in Linton
Police officers from several communities will attend a one day school in Linton on Wednesday sponsored by the State Committee for Police Training in Indiana. The session runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the City Hall council chambers with organizers including the Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police and Federal Bureau of Investigation. Leonard Blaylock, FBI special agent in charge in Indiana, arranged the program, while Linton Chief Ancil Tryon said turnout is not yet estimated.
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Two Local Carriers Win Washington Trip Prize
Ronald Flickinger and Jimmy Landis are among eleven Daily Citizen Indianapolis Times carriers awarded expense paid trips to Washington DC. The group departs April 2 and returns April 5. Ronnie, 13, a three year three month carrier in grade eight, collects stamps coins and builds models. Jimmie, also 13, in grade six at Northwest Ward school, hopes to be a professional trumpet player.
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Jimmy Landis
Daily Citizen-Indianapolis Times
Washington, D.C
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Daniel Flickinger
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Northwest Ward
Rex Landis
Jimmy
Froderman Rites Set for Thursday
William Froderman 72 of Jasonville route two died after a twelve week illness at his home. He was born June 12, 1883 in Brazil and lived much of his life in Jasonville. Survived by Ada his widow two daughters Esther Eiser and Doris Atwell a son Morris two brothers and two sisters. Funeral 1:30 PM Thursday at Jasonville Methodist Church with two pastors officiating and burial at Ashboro Cemetery.
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August
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Esther Eiser
Indianapolis
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Valparaiso
Morris Froderman
August Froderman
Center Point
Charles Froderman
Shelburn
Mary Giltz
Emma Underwood
Tulsa
Okla
Froderman
McClanahan Funeral Home
Woman Defiant After Slaying of Prominent Lover
Mrs June Joy Milton 26 a divorcee confessed to shooting Walter A Siebert 59 a county Republican leader and highway chief supervisor in a bedroom argument at his suburban home She burned the bed to hide the crime and said she felt no sorrow though she loved him NBC.
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ST. Louis
June Joy Milton
Walter A. Siebert
Siebert
St. Louis County
Relentless Cold Holds Onto Europe As Deaths Increase
Europe endures a severe cold wave with nearly 450 deaths over two weeks. France leads with 124 fatalities, followed by Italy 93 and Yugoslavia 58 as villages are isolated and relief flights deliver supplies.
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Catchy Oliphant Enshrined in Hall of Fame Honors
Elmer Oliphant known as Catchy, a Purdue West Point standout, is honored in a Football Hall of Fame. His career spanned Linton High School, Purdue, and Army, with record scoring feats including eight touchdowns in one game for Linton and a key 1916 Army season.
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Linton-Stockton Schools Promise New Features in 1956 57
Linton-Stockton school officials outlined a plan for the new elementary building opening in 1956 57. Superintendent J Earl Bales detailed features such as separated playground age groups two way classroom telephone service a school book store a 350 seat cafeteria lunch in three shifts indoor physical education and a health nurse or combined nurse attendance officer.
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Irvin to face court over extradition in high profile case
Condemned killer Irvin, age 31 from Evansville, appears in San Francisco Municipal Court to decide on waiving extradition after fleeing an Indiana jail. He was captured while attempting to pawn stolen jewelry and faces return to Indiana for a possible death penalty appeal.
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Evansville
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Gibson County
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W. Wesley Kerr
Electric Chair
Kentucky
Earle Hollen
Michigan City
World Day of Prayer Service Planned Here
The churches of Linton plan a World Day of Prayer service at First Baptist church 2:30 Friday. Guest speaker Miss Gladys Hays of Worthington, missionary among Navajo Indians in Farmington NM for 30 years, will display Indian crafts. Special music numbers and a collection for missions follow.
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Linton
Council of Church Women
First Baptist Church
Gladys Hays
Worthington
Farmington
N. Mex
United States
India
China
Africa
Warm Days to Stay Around for While in Indiana
Moderate temperatures linger across Indiana with rain chances through midweek. Highs reach the 50s in places, with a gradual cooling trend and scattered showers possible today into tonight.
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Minot
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Dr Bull to Preside at Greene County Lincoln Day Dinner
Dr E V Bull a longtime Republican leader and former Lin ton mayor will be honorary chairman of the Greene County Lincoln Day dinner on Monday Feb 20 at Switz City Central School. Congressman Bill Bray will introduce Frank T Bow the principal speaker with Wayne Kellams and other county chairmen in attendance. The 7 pm dinner is expected to draw a capacity crowd with tickets from precinct men and license offices. The Burton Family of Princeton will entertain after the program.
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Linton
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Switz City Central School
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Bill Bray
Martinsville
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Canton
Ohio
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Princeton
Lions Club
Bloomfield
Sullivan County
Truthseekers Plan Dinner Meeting at Mrs Bris Roush Home
The Truthseekers class of the Evangelical United Brethren will host a dinner meeting at Mrs Bris Roush's home at 12:00 noon on Thursday. Husbands of members are invited as guests and attendees should bring a covered dish.
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