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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1967

Page

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Mine Run and Local Community Notes Include Submissions

The page blends town notices and letters from residents such as Carroll Wright now in Jackson Michigan Peggy Woodward in Goldsmith Indiana and Joe Ferry aboard a Navy ship bound for sea for seven to eight months The article also presents 1964 65 accident statistics showing high death rates among youths 15 to 24 with motor vehicle crashes driving the figures and notes nonfatal injuries occur largely at home school and work locations.

Peggy Woodward Goldsmith Indiana Tipton Daily Tribune Joe Ferry Treasure Island San Diego Robert Ferry National Health Survey National Safety Council

State Surplus May Lower Property Tax

Indiana faces a state tax surplus large enough to fund property tax relief. Lt. Gov. Rock asked Purdue professor James Parke to propose how surplus funds could reduce homeowner property taxes. The conflict centers on two house bills diverting tax revenue to a permanent relief fund, opposed by Senate Democrats.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana Robert L. Rock James Parke Purdue Univrsity Taciong State Tax and Financing Policy Commission Parke House GOP Branigin Thes Senate Senate Democrats

Speck Trial Sees Media Rules in Flux in Illinois

The Richard Speck murder trial enters its second week as Judge Herbert Paschen faces a Supreme Court appeal over press restraints. The judge, who issued a 16 point guideline restricting coverage, warns reporters and could revoke credentials for violations including juror name disclosure and in-court drawings.

Peoria UPI Richard Speck Herbert C. Paschen Illinois Supreme Court Paschen

Power Plant Fire Cuts Heat to Fort Wayne Courthouse and Jail

A fire destroyed a power plant supplying heat to the Allen County Courthouse and Jail in Fort Wayne Indiana. The blaze forced evacuation of about eight prisoners from the jail temporarily. they were returned after emergency heating units were installed and heat service was restored.

Fort Wayne, Ind UPI Allen County

Cloverdale Coach Jim Miller Resigns After Five Years

Cloverdale basketball mentor Jim Miller resigns effective at year end after five years coaching the Clovers. The 31-year-old Franklin College graduate cites desire to coach in a larger system, leaving a 152 and 49 coaching record with roots at Amo and New Winchester. He led Cloverdale to the 1980 finals and a 21 game win streak before a sectional semi final upset by Brazil. Miller to stay in coaching but seeks bigger school opportunities.

Cloverdale Ind UPI Jim Miller Miller Franklin College United Press International Clovers Brazil Putnam County Indianapolis Tech Arthur Johnson Amo New Winchester

Vietnamese attack on Da Nang base kills 47

Viet Cong shells hit Da Nang air base and a nearby village killing 47 people including 12 Americans and wounding 45. The strike damaged jet planes base buildings and about 150 homes. Reports vary on shells with 82mm 120mm mortars and eight inch rockets possibly used. A Russian BM-20 launcher was noted by a spokesman.

Saigon UPI U.S da Nang Ameri South Vinam Ap Don

Air Force Cadets Resign Over Ongoing Cheating Scandal

Thirty-six cadets at the Air Force Academy have resigned amid a second cheating scandal in two years. Officials expect at least 60 resignations as a broader honor code violation investigation proceeds. The cadets admitted lying or aiding others by sharing test information, with the academy noting the code requires reporting peers for violations.

Air Force Academy Colo UPI Air Force Udets Doolies

Neal Sets Civil Defense Meeting in Linton

David Neal director of the Greene County Civil Defense Init said the advisory board will hold its February meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the mayor s office at city hall in Linton. All board members and interested persons are invited.

David Neal Greene County Civil Defense Init City Hall Linton

Federal Highway Funds To Be Released Soon

Washington reports the government will release 175 million of frozen 1.1 billion federal highway funds. Transportation Secretary Alan Boyd testified before joint committees, pledging more money as conditions permit. The move aims to resume a 4.4 billion annual program by July 1, 1868.

Washington UPI Transportation Alan 3. Boyd House Senate Public Works Johnson Boyd Boyd Sa‘d

Hi- Fi color ad debuts in Daly Citizen page five

The Daly Citizen prints a full color advertisement on page five marking the newspaper's first Hi- Fi color ad. The large print shop creates it for multiple papers and it is rolled on a continuous newsprint roll before being run on a press with special handling. Other similar ads are planned for future issues.

Daly Citizen Hi- F.” Co Daily Citizen Press

Trains Derail After Freight Car Jump Triggers Collision

In Plymouth Indiana two trains on adjacent tracks derailed after a freight car jumped the rails on Sunday causing a chain reaction. The incident halted all train movement on the Pennsylvania Railroad Nickel Plate and Vandalia lines across about half a mile of track with extensive damage. Two crewmen were injured.

Plymouth Ind UPI Pennsylvania Railroad PRR Nickel Plate Vandalia

Bank Official To Address Kiwanis

William Record vice president and Farm Supervisor for Martinsville First National Bank will speak at the Linton Kiwanis Club meeting at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Klusmeier's. A former county agent's assistant at Kokomo Record travels for a Soviet Union tour as part of the People To Port exchange program. He will share experiences from the Russian trip with a thirty minute travelogue and color slides.

Wiliam Record Martinsville First National Bank Linton Kiwanis Club Klusmeier’s Kokomo Soviet Union

Federal Land Bank Association Meeting Tonight

The annual stockholders meeting of the Federal Land Bank Association of Sullivan will be held tonight at the Elk's Country Club in Sullivan Indiana. Registration starts at 6 00 p m This year marks the 59th anniversary of the Federal Land Bank system of providing sound, rural farm credit across the United States. Dick Fields Association Manager reminds stockholders who sent in reservations to attend this commemorative gathering.

Federal Land Banksociation of Sullivan Sulivan Indiana Federal Land United States Dick Fields

Accused Boston Strangier To Be Hospitalized

Albert H. DeSalvo known as the Boston Strangler broke from Bridgewater State Hospital seeking escape. He is under 24 hour security at Walpole State Prison after capture. His attorney says DeSalvo is improving and may seek transfer to a mental hospital for treatment.

Boston UPI Bert H. DeSalvo DeSalvo Walpoe State Prison Bridgewater State Mental Hospital Bailey Albert

Auto Collision at Ninth and E S Causes Minor Injuries

A crash at the Ninth and E intersections in Linton Sunday 6 pm involved a 1960 station wagon driven by William L Henson and a 1952 car driven by Mrs Ruth Hightower. Henson's vehicle suffered knee and facial lacerations. Hightower and passenger Carl Hightower had minor head bumps. Estimated damage: $250 to the second car. first car a total loss.

Ninth Linton William L. Henson Ninth St Ruth Hghower Liaon High

Weekend Traffic Fatalities Cited In Indiana Toll Rises

United Press International reports a fatal two car crash on Interstate 74 at the southeast edge of Indianapolis injuring five of seven in a Cincinnati party bound for a Chicago funeral. A separate I 65 collision near Seymour killed a woman and injured two others, adding to a weekend Indiana death toll with the 1967 total reaching at least 160.

United Press International Interstate 74 Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago Indiana Interstate 65 Seymour

Farrow Denies Rumor of Pregnancy

Actress Mia Farrow rejected reports she and Frank Sinatra were expecting a baby. She said she longed to have a child but warned the rumors were premature and unfounded.

London UPD Mia Farrow Frank Sinatra Miss Farrow

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