Board to study policies conduct meeting in Linton stockton
Linton Stockton School Board discusses proposed policy rules for personnel and administration. Changes include a new attendance officer hire, bid requests for tuck pointing at the high school, a dishwasher upgrade for the elementary cafeteria, and four room lighting updates. An adult education program in typing shorthand and basic math electronics is set for March.
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Linton - Stockton
Linton- Stockton
Isaac Hogg
Albertin Archer
Annabelle Humphreys
Humphreys
Hogg
Bill Rice
Anton Slapar Jr
Rice
James *Shields
Hubert Lynch
American Association of School Administrators
Atlantic City
N.J
National Education Association
Segni Resigns Amid Right-Wing Support Crisis
Rome reports Premier Antonio Segni resigned in a political crisis triggered by withdrawal of his right wing backing. In Uniontown Pennsylvania an expert rifleman with a vendetta opened fire killing a truck driver, wounding another and possibly fatally wounding or injuring up to two more.
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ROME
UPI
Antonio Segni
Uniontown
Crackdown Planned On Poor Relief Bypass
Delaware County and Muncie officials announced a crackdown on residents who neglect the state law requiring support of elderly relatives on poor relief. Letters warning of fines up to 3500 and possible 180 day jail terms will be mailed from Center Two. Depleted relief funds and a near doubling of requests spurred the action.
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Muncie
Ind
UPI
Delaware County
Chalmers King
Earl G. Manor
Center Two
Webb Pence
Clinton Man Dies From Wreck Injuries
John Crowder, 72, a retired Clinton carpenter, died at Union Hospital in Terre Haute Indiana after a two car collision at a street intersection. The other vehicle was driven by Billy Ray Price, 25, West Terre Haute, police said.
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Terre Haute
Ind
UPI
John Crowder
Clinton Carpenter
Union Hospital
Crowder
Billy Ray Price
West
Newspaper Owner Sued for Libel by Ex-TV Reporter
Joe Benti a former Terre Haute TV and radio news announcer sues Clinton Daily Clintonian editor George Carey for libel seeking 350000. The suit claims Careys Between The Lines column on February 29 damaged Benti by implying he was involved in an altercation with Mayor Ralph Tucker and harmed his reputation and employment prospects.
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Newport
Joe Benti
Terre Haute
Radio News
George Carey
Clinton Daily
Clintonian
Vermillion
Carey
Benti
Ralph Tucker
Wthi-Tv
Indiana
East
Africa
Tucker
Banti
Policeman Risks Deadly Infection After Rescue
New York police officer Thomas F. Reilly Jr. may lose contact with his wife and two children after attempting mouth to mouth resuscitation on Conetta Loria 38, who died of meningitis. Doctors ordered him to stay home and avoid others as symptoms may appear in four to eight days.
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NEW York
UPI
Thomas F. Reilly Jr
Reilly
Concetta Loria
Dolores
Kathleen
Thomas
Culottes Take Over In Pants Fashions
Summer wear shifts to culottes as the big breeches of style. Designers feature loose-legged skirts and divided skirts across lounge wear, sportswear, and dresses. Names like Rosenfeld Coe Campbell Squires Simpson appear with styles from knickers to ankle-length culottes.
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GAC Pauley
NEW York
UPI
Culottes
Robert Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld
Richard Coe
Jeanne Campbell
Pembroke Squires
Adele Simpson
Busy Bank Cashier Triggers Bank Robbery Flee
A masked gunman held three people at Bath State Bank near Brookville Indiana then fled when cashier Richard Y Jaques moved toward the rear of the bank. Police said the bandit escaped in a likely Ohio plated black car.
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Ind
UPI
Bath State Bank
Here
Walter DuBois
Jane Thomas
William Streit
Connersville
Richard Y. Jaques
Jaques
Jacques
Ohio Line
Ohio
Blast Cause Found in Plane Crash That Killed 34
Investigators ruled a dynamite explosion triggered by a dry cell battery near the seat of Westport lawyer Julian A. Frank caused the National Airlines DC6B crash on Jan 6 killing 34 aboard. Frank's motive remains unresolved amid ongoing inquiries into his finances and alleged in-flight plans.
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Washington
UPI
Frank
Westport
James R. Durfee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Durfee
CAB
Earl Martindale Dies Plan Rites
Earl Martindale 47 of Indianapolis former Calvertville resident died Monday after brief illness. He worked as a silo builder and belonged to Concord Baptist Church. Born Oct 29 1912 in Highland township he is survived by parents two daughters two sons a brother a sister and five grandchildren. Funeral 2 PM Thursday at Concord Baptist Church Calvertville with Rev. Vernon Smalley officiating. Interment Worthington Cemetery. Friends may call Myers Funeral Home Worthington.
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Indianapolis
Calvertsville
Worthington
Martindale
Concord Baptist Church
Calvertville
Mr. Martindale
Highland Township
James
Grace Stephens Martindale
James Martindale
Janice Lambert
Lana Lynn Martindale
Louisville
David Lee Martindale
U.S. Navy
Norfolk, Va
Lloyd Martindale
Aurora
Edna Fay Ludwig
Terre Haute
Myers
Vernon Smalley
Worthington Cemetery
Thief Breaks Into Store During Snowstorm
A burglar broke into a West Hartford store amid a heavy snowstorm and stole scuba diving equipment. No injuries reported. Police search for suspect as details remain scarce.
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West Hartford, Conn
UPI
Blizzard Lashes Plains States Snow Drifts and Cold Snap
Light snow hit northern Indiana with 2 to 4 inch totals possible as slick highways formed. A broader Midwest storm drifted into the region, bringing subfreezing temperatures and several inches of snow in places, causing school closures and air travel disruptions.
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North Platte
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Hill City
Eisenhower Receives Riotous Welcome in Rio Carnival Week
President Eisenhower arrived in Rio de Janeiro amid carnival bustle and massive crowds. His motorcade moved slowly as 12 story banners watched from the streets while Kubitschek hailed him as a symbol of democracy and peace. The spectacle drew 3,000,000 Cariocas into a festive greeting.
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Brazil
UPI
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Brazilia
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Kubitschek
U.S
Mystery Satellite Identified as Discoverer Capsule
Washington reports the so called mystery satellite is American in origin a Discoverer V capsule ejected from a August launch and not a Soviet spy device. Radar errors overstated size and led to initial suspicions then corrected to three by two feet. The capsule was designed for recovery and never reentered the atmosphere.
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Defense Department
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Defense
Earth
Lawmakers Seek More Liberal Franked Mail Privileges
The House approved an 82 million dollar cut in the 1961 Post Office budget while rejecting Postmaster General Summerfield on service reductions. Lawmakers pressed for broader franked mail privileges and urged the post office to deliver mass distributions of congressmen speeches to all district residents without names or addresses.
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Washington
UPI
House
Post Office Department
Arthur E. Summerfield
Key House Appropriations Committee
Summerfield
Census Crew Leaders Named for 1960 Population Census
Appointment of crew leaders announced for the 1960 Census of Population and Housing. Supervisor Fred A. Jewell said each leader will guide about 20 enumerators with March trainings for rural and city crews. Leaders include Mrs. Mary Anne Coulson Sullivan John Simpson Bloomfield Hobart Kay Freedom Carrie Phelps Brazil Clarence Sparks Bloomington Carl Myers Roy Humphrey Bloomington and Earl C Emerick Odo.
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Fred A. Jewell
Census Bureau
Bloomington
Jewell
Mary Anne Coulson
Sullivan
John Simpson
Bloomfield
Hobart Kay
Freedom
Carrie Phelps
Brazil
Clarence Sparks
Carl Myers
Roy Humphrey
Earl C. Emerick
Odo
12-year-old boy masterminds his own ransom scam
George Ray Marshall, age 12, phoned his mother with a ransom offer and later turned himself in after a 12 hour search. He admitted disguising his voice to sound the kidnapper and said he fled home several times before. Police praised his honesty and noted the case avoided harm to others.
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Kettering, Ohio
UPI
George Ray Marshall
George
Charlotte Marshall
Willa Mae Shoemaker
Waynesville
Kettering
Murray
22 Bodies Retrieved After German Mine Disaster
Berlin report from Zwickau says rescue crews in 140 degree heat recovered 22 bodies from the Karl Marx coal mine, raising the death toll to 39 amid 106 men trapped 3600 feet underground for over 48 hours. Forty nine miners survived the blast.
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Berlin
UPI
Karl Marx
Zwickau
Miller Price 73 Dies. Services Planned at Church of God
Miller Price 73 a retired Linton coal miner died at Freeman Greene county hospital after five years of ill health He lived at 359 J street NW and was in the Church of God Jasonville member and United Mine Workers Local 9209 He was born Aug 16 1886 in Keller son of Landon B and Sarah York Price Survived by widow Nora Wilkins Price one stepson Raymond Foreman four sisters and two grandchildren Funeral services 2 PM Friday at Third Street Northeast Church of God with Rev Fred Hibbard officiating burial in Lewis cemetery Lewis Indiana
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Linton
Freeman-Greene County
Mr. Price
J” Street
Church of God At
Jasonville
United Mine Workers of America
Keller
Landon B
Sarah York Price
Nora Wilkins Price
Raymond Foreman
Highland
Clyde Price
Indianapolis
Bertha Walters
Pimento
Della Baxer
East St. Louis
Ill
Mollie
Lewis Cemetery
Lewis
Linton Farm Class Plans Hog Feeding Talk Thursday
The Linton Stockton Adult Farm class will meet at 7 00 PM Thursday in the school Ag room to discuss Hog Feeding Practices. Clarence Creager leads the session with slides from Ferris Pope farm on Plum Branch road and notes the final meeting will be held Thursday March 3 and labeled women's.
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Linton-Stockton
Clarence Creager
Ferris Pope
Plum Branch Road
Creager
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