Wheeler to Head Local UF drive chairman named for 1966 fund
The Linton Stockton United Fund board elected officers and ten new directors and named Floyd Cornett as 1966 fund drive chairman. Jack Wheeler was elected president with other officers and three VP posts filled. the drive will occur in October, and a slate of three-year directors includes Pat Bucci James Clayton and more plus current directors will serve jointly.
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Linton - Stockton United Fund
Roosevelt Hotel
Jack Wheeler
Linton Automobile Dealer
Homer Moore
Arnold Engle
Wesley Hensley
Cecil
Alumbaugh
George Greene
Norman Singleton
Floyd Cornett
Pat Bucci
James Clayton
Jack Cravens
Kenneth Sitterding
Anton Slapar
Woodrow Smith
Clifford Strong
Robert Timmons
Wayne Wakefield
Wheeler
Marion Bales
Kenneth Ballard
Kern Beasley
Victor Briggs
Margaret Cooper
Engle
John Flickinger
Ovid Greenwood
Ralph Kohr
Paul Lester
Moore
A. M. Risher
Cecil Shelton
Ray Singer
Kenneth Smith
Boyd Steper
William Waggoner
Spencer Walker
Rennis Wolfe
Frank Younger
Ralston Wins Singles in Buffalo Mid-Winter Invite
America's top ranked Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California defeated Gene Scott 7 5 7 5 to defend his singles title at the Buffalo Tennis and Squash Club mid winter invitation tournament. Ralston and Scott lost the doubles final 6 2 7 5 to Marty Reissen Evans town Ohio and Clark Graebner Cleveland Ohio.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Gene Scott
Ralston
Scott
Marty Reissen
Evanstow
Clark Graebner
Ceveand
Ohio
Utility Office to Close for Remodeling in Linton
Linton Municipal Utility office at city hall will close Thursday for remodeling. Harold Harbin, clerk treasurer, announced the shutdown affecting telephone connections disconnections and all emergency calls.
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Linton
Harold Harbin
Vatican Bomb Blast Spurs Police Hunt for Terrorists
Vatican City police chased two terrorists who detonated a bomb near Santanna gate in the Vatican wall between Rome and the Holy City. The blast injured no one and awoke Pope Paul VI, who asked aides for details. Witnesses described two short men, one with a beard, fleeing in a light car. The attack was linked to a Vatican banned production of The Deputy and attributed to Communist or left wing agitators.
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Via de Porta Angelica
Two of England's Beatles Now in Millionaire Class
The Investors Chronicle and others note Paul McCartney and John Lennon as major Northern Songs shareholders. Lennon and McCartney own 30 percent of the firm, with Brian Epstein holding 7.5 percent. Northern Songs expects profits above 1.5 million for year end and over 1.2 million next year based on existing catalog.
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London
Britain
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Chronicle
the Weekly
Stock Exchange
Investors Chronicle
Northern Songs, Ltd
Daily Mirror
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McCartney
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
Brian Epstein
John and
Paul
The
Northern Songs
London Evening Standard
Wall Street
Mild Dry Weather Continues Through Weekend Midwest
United Press International reports mild dry conditions prevail in Indiana with warmer readings across the region. Temperatures reach 50s in Evansville 51 in Louisville and 53 in Cincinnati with overnight lows in the 20s. The forecast calls for highs in the 30s to low 40s later today and a gradual warm up into the weekend with little or no precipitation.
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Indiana
Evansville
Louisville
Cincinnati
Hoosierland
Furnace Overheats but No Fire at Linton Home
The Linton Fire Department responded at 11 a m to a home at First and Gats in the southeast corner after a furnace overheated. No fire occurred and there was zero damage.
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Linton
First and Gats
Tuesday's High Low Report From River Stage
Readable fragments show weather notes and a river stage at 12 30 with a fall. No clear prion data. The item presents minimal, non-specific meteorological details and a numeric river reading without context.
No Course of Action Picked by Kremlin Yet
Moscow observers say the Kremlin has not publicly committed to a specific course of action over the Viet Nam crisis despite tough talk. The furthest move was a Soviet North Vietnamese communique to strengthen Hanoi defenses. reports claim ground to air missiles have reached Hanoi, unconfirmed by the U.S. Embassy. Kosygin may address the nation in a televised broadcast this week.
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Kremlin
Hanoi
Soviet Union
North
Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Alexei N. Kosygin
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
United States
North Viet Nam
China
Southeast Asia
Kosygin
China backs Albania bid to disrupt United Nations
At the U.N. in New York Western diplomats said Communist China, via its European satellite, pressed Albania’s bid to force East West confrontation and disrupt the U.N. voting. Albania demanded multiple votes to challenge Russia France and 11 others on voting rights tied to peace mission debts, risking a Soviet walkout and possible U.S. defeat. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson signaled Albania echoed Peking.
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N. Y
China
Albania
Peking
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Viet Nam
Assembly
Alex Quaison - Lackey
Halim Budo
Quaison-Lackey
Russia
France
U.N
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Traffic Cases Heard In Richland Court
In Richland township Justice of the Peace Court Judge Will R. Vosloh heard recent traffic cases. Kate Wiles of Worthington, 43, faced DUI and left-side driving charges with fines and six month license suspension. Ivan Leavitt, 53, Lyons, received DUI and left-side driving penalties with suspension. Carolyn Mowery, 22, Worthington, and Parker Thompson, 23, Worthington, were fined for speeding.
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Richland Township
Justice of the Peace Court
Will R. Vosloh
Kate Wiles
Worthington
Ivan B. Leavitt
Lyons
Carolyn Raye Mowery
Parker J. Thompson
Vietnamese Air Force Sinks Viet Cong Ship
In a clash 235 miles northeast of Saigon the Vietnamese air force sank a 100 foot Viet Cong war craft found camouflaged near a rocky cove between Nha Trang and Qui Nhon. Lt. James S. Bowers spotted the ship from a helicopter as Skyraiders and naval assets engaged. Also, Viet Cong attacked a My Tho area outpost, with initial reports of heavy casualties on both sides as fighting continued into the night.
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Saigon
U. S
Nha Trang
Qui Nhon
James S. Bowers
Lyndonville, VI
South
Viet Nam
Merchants Here Plan Crazy Days Events
Linton merchants finalize plans for George Washington Crazy Days with three days of bargains. Co chairs Richard Hastings and Dick Jerreis say the specials will be wild and first come, first served. Friday Saturday and Monday feature items such as winter skirts for 22 cents, plastic tablecloths five cents, and jewelry at 10 cents, with more to be listed in Thursday’s Daily Citizen.
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Linton
Richard Hastings
Dick Jerreis
Merchants’ Association
George Washington
The
Daily Citizen
Space Agency Leaders Plead For LBJ Space Budget
NASA head James Webb and other top officials testified before the House Space Committee on President Johnsons 5.2 billion space budget for the fiscal year starting July 1. Lawmakers question the figure, citing two canceled projects and seeking about 50 million more. Chairman George Miller warned the panel to decide if the request is proper, with possible approval leading to Johnson agreement.
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James E. Webb
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George P. Miller
D-Calif
A. Willis Robertson
D - Va
Senate Banking Committee
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Capitol
Senate
Brando Testifies in Custody Battle for Son
Santa Monica Calif Actor Marlon Brando takes the stand in a long running custody fight with ex wife Anna Kashfi. Brando faces questions over a Tahitian partner Tarita and a son Tehotu reportedly visiting his home, alongside known children Mike and Christian Devi.
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Santa Monica Calif
Marlon Brando
Anna Kashfi
Albert Pearlson
Brando
Mike
Movita
Christian Devi
Miss
Kashfi
Incentive fund aids struggling College of San Mateo student
A $50 incentive fund was established at the College of San Mateo by a South San Francisco group to aid a promising student with a subpar grade point average, restricted to those earning less than a C to boost motivation.
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San Mateo
Calif
UPI
College of San Mateo
South San Francisco
Steel Talks Resume Delay Pushes Talks To March
The United Steelworkers election tabulation is delayed delaying contract talks with major steel producers. Wayne Antrim of Hammond Ind leads the union tellers saying official counting will start Monday and take about four days. Unofficial counts show Abel ahead of McDonald by about 4400 votes.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Wayne Antrim
Hammond
Ind
UPT
I. W. Abel
David J. McDonald
Johnson outlines $700 million business tax break rules
Washington bulletin reports President Johnson announced new Treasury rules to be issued soon that will grant businesses a $700 million tax break, signaling regulatory action to ease corporate tax burdens nationwide.
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Washington
Johnson
Treasury
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