Greasy Kid Stuff and chamber asks support for growth
A humorous note about two college boys turning a quirky bath oil mix into a profitable venture named Greasy Kid Stuff. The piece shifts to urging support for the local Chamber of Commerce, outlining its volunteer leadership, the push for new industry, and the potential economic impact on Linton.
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Larry Frohman
Bill Cole
Food and Drug Administration
Juanita Greenwood
Chamber of Commerce
Linton
Salvaging Parts of the Skybolt Project After Cancellation
The United States seeks to salvage as much Skybolt knowledge and funding as possible after canceling the 16 000 person project costing 353.2 million dollars. The Air Force must present a final phase out plan to the Defense Department next week.
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Washington
Air Force
Defense Department
Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
London
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Motorist Blaker Questioned After Linton Crash
Robert Blaker of Linton is being questioned by police after a car crash in Linton early today. John Tryon had parked on H Street Northeast when Blaker struck the vehicle on his way home, with damage estimated at $400 to the Tryon car.
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Robert Blaker
Linton
John Tryon
H” Street
Blaker
Tryon
450 Births in 1962 at Greene County Hospital
The Greene county hospital reported 450 babies born in 1962, down from 506 in 1961. Of the total 242 boys and 208 girls arrived, including two sets of twins. Twin boys were born to Mr and Mrs Robert Ferry of Linton and a boy and a girl to Mr and Mrs Hubert Buskirk of Worthington. Admitting clerk Mrs Sharon Benson compiled the figures.
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Greene County Hospital
Robert Ferry
Linton
Hubert Buskirk
Worthington
Sharon Benson
Bus Truck Crash Claims Six Lives in Montana Ice
A Greyhound bus collided with a grain truck on icy U S 10 near St. Regis Montana killing the driver J B Mayer and five others. Four bus passengers Jane McDaniel Cecile Claughlin George Homburger Ronald Bakken plus truck crewman Jacob Hoff died. Seven injured authorities say the crash occurred on a dawn ice coated curve and the bus plunged into the St Regis River. Mayer had 17 years with Greyhound and the truck driver Donald Miller was unhurt.
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U. S. 10
Here
St. Regis River
Jacob Hoff
Sunnyside Wash
Jane McDaniel
Ennis
Mont
Cecile M.claughlin
Livingston
George Homburger
New York City
Ronald L. Bakken
U. S. Army
Missoula
Montana
Mayer
Greyhound
Seattle
Chicago
Sunnyside
Wash
Great Falls
Hoff
Donald Scott Miller
Passengers Enjoy Constant Action Aboard Italia Cruise
Captain Giovanni Ruffini runs weekly Bahamas cruises aboard the Italia with a 520-strong crew and vast provisioning. Passengers hail from all U S regions seeking nonstop fun on a 5 day Nassau trip, while Ruffini, with 35 years at sea, notes the brisk pace limits shipboard friendships.
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Murray J. Brown
United Press International
New York
Bahamas
Nassau
Giovanni Ruffini
Ruffini
Italia
Home Lines
Lso
United States
Farm Prices Dip 1 Percent Through December
Washington December farm prices fell one percent in the month ended December 15, leaving prices one percent above a year earlier. Production costs rose 0.3 percent to a record high, while expenses were 2 percent higher than last year. Parity stood at 79 percent, unchanged from a year ago but down from mid November, with oranges beef cattle hogs lettuce and wholesale milk driving the income decline.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Pair Pleads Guilty To Forgery Charge
Lewis Holland a 41 year old Lexington resident and Robert Stanley Smith age 30 of Covington Ky pleaded guilty before Judge Edwin B Long in Greene Circuit Court to uttering forged instruments. They passed two fraudulent checks bearing Jim Schantz of Lyons while arrested Saturday night. Smith case held for advisement and Holland case set for pre investigation. Both men face sentencing Thursday.
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Lexington
Robert Stanley Smith
Covington
Edwin B. Long
Greene
Saturn
Linton
Jim Schantz
Lyons
Long
Smith
Lewis’ Holland
Holland
Hilderbrand Infant Of Worthington Dies
Graveside services were held for Tony Lee Hilderbrand infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Hilderbrand of Worthington. Born December 28 in Freeman Greene county hospital he died December 29. Survivors include the parents three half siblings Marian Yvonne Hilderbrand and Edward Brian Hilderbrand at home Patty Jean and Richard Lynn Williams of Spencer and Robin Gale Williams at home paternal grandfather Frank H Hilderbrand of Pittsburgh Pa grandmother Mrs Curtis White of Worthington and grandfather Arthur Benton Myers Funeral Home arranged.
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Pleasant Bethel Cemetery
Tony Lee Hilderbrand
Robert L Hilderbrand
Worthington
Freeman Greene County Hospital
Patty Jean
Richard Lynn Williams
Spencer
Robin Gale Williams
Marian Yvonne Hilderbrand
Edward Brian Hilderbrand
Frank H. Hilderbrand
Pittsburgh
Curtis White
Arthur Benton
Myers Funeral Home
Greene County Officials Sworn In At Bloomfield
Judge Edwin B. Long conducted oath ceremonies for Greene County officials in Bloomfield at ten this morning. Fifteen trustees and county council members were sworn in, with chairmen P. H. O'Hern and Irvin Pryor attending.
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Edwin B. Long
Greene County
Bloomfield
James B. Sparks
William H. Herring
Claude Story
Greene Circuit Court
Lloyd M. Priest
A. Dale Horn
Jesse Martin
Charles Greves
Harry J. Bedwell
Warren Hasler
Milton Bogard
Roy Gray
Stockton Township
Will R. Vosloh
Richland Township
County Council
Frederic Sloan
Earl Schantz
Charles Bedwell
Albert Shake
Oscar Kramer
William F. McKee
Eugene O'Bryan
P. H. O’hern
Irvin Pryor
Linton Youth in Critical Condition After Self Inflicted Shot
Larry Alsman 20 of Linton Route 2 is in critical condition at Freeman Greene County Hospital after a 22 caliber Derringer self inflicted shot. The incident occurred while returning housemates Miss Tony Heidenreich and Miss Linda Fry to Bloomfield with Larry’s companion Tom Summerville. Summerville later surrendered the gun. Police investigated despondency prior to the attempt.
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Robert Alsman
Linton
Freeman Greene County
Joe Feeney
Young Allman
Tom Summerville
F. W. Heidenreich
Bloomfield
Tony Heidenreich
Linda Fry
Miss Fry
Mr. Alsman
Summerville
Alsman
Miss Heidenreich
Mr. Summerville
Hollingsworth
Osha
Isis
Women underrepresented in PhD awards says Michigan professor
Arguing social biases hinder women from earning PhDs, Merritt Chambers notes only about 10 percent of the 10 000 annual PhD degrees go to women. He urges more women in medicine science teaching and leadership roles, in his book Chance and Choice in Higher Education.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Merritt Chambers
University of Michigan
Interstate Printers and Publishers, Inc
Danville, Il
Castro to Celebrate Fourth Anniversary in Havana Parade
Four years after Castro’s guerrilla entry into Havana ousted Batista Cuba plans a military parade and a speech by Premier Castro. A large turnout was expected in Civic Square as government trucks ferry thousands from the provinces. Castro to address Kennedy’s Bay of Pigs prisoner actions. Huge portraits of Marx Lenin and other foreign Communist leaders adorn Civic Square.
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Lenin
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Nevada Population Boom Elevates State to 48th Rank
Gov. Grant Sawyer said Nevada has overtaken Wyoming in population and is closing the gap on Vermont. The state’s rapid growth now places Nevada in 48th, with Wyoming and Alaska nearby, marking a notable demographic surge.
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Carson City
Nev
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Wyoming
Vermont
Alaska
Budapest Papers Credit Women Drivers for Fewer Accidents
Hungarian newspapers claim a drop in traffic mishaps by women drivers after printing both names and ages of the women involved. They say vanity provokes better driving behavior than logic.
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Budapest
Wri
Dugger Youth Killed in Crash South of Linton
A Dugger boy, Brian Bedwell 15, died after a 1956 Chevrolet crashed into a tree on state road 59 near Linton at 9 20 p m Monday. Driver Mike Bland 16 and four other teens were injured amid beer found in the car and signs of drinking. An inquest was set in the Linton police department.
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Dugger
Linton
Brian Bedwell
Lex Bedwell
Mike Bland
Virgil
Young Bedwell
Greene County
Delmar Hasler
James Hensley
Denny Jewell
Frank Smith
Beer
Gene Gestineau
Clyde MclIntosh
Group to Study Lattas Creek Plan in Linton Park Meeting
Residents opposed to the Lattas Creek Watershed program are invited to gather at Humphreys Park shelter house in Linton this Friday at seven o clock. A hearing is scheduled at Bloomfield Court House on January 24 with time to be announced.
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Shelter House
Humphreys Park
Linton
Court House
Bloomfield
Northern New England Blizzard Paralyzes Maine Roads
A Arctic blizzard hit northern and central Maine with 39 to 44 inch snow depths and 90 mph winds. More than 2,000 people were stranded and three deaths were reported as Gov. Reed declared a state of emergency and crews cleared roads and searched for stranded motorists.
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Maine
UPI
New England
Endless Lake
Dow Air Force Base
Lincoln
George E. Allen
John H. Reed
Air Force
New Hampshire
Vermont
Claud Lynch Elected Illustrious Master of Sullivan Council
Claud Lynch of Linton was elected Illustrious Master of Sullivan Council No. 73 and will be installed at the York Rite temple in Sullivan at 7 30 oclock Thursday evening Jan 10. Other officers to be installed include Ben Shake Sullivan Deputy Master Max Lawson Switz City Principal Conductor of Work Sheldon Meier Graysville treasurer Ralph Ford Sullivan secretary Marion Allen Linton captain of the Guard Buryl Norris Sullivan conductor of council Noel Brodie Sullivan Steward and Louis Meier Sullivan Sentinel.
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Linton
Sullivan Council
York Rite
Sullivan
Ben Shake
Max Lawson
Switz City
Sheldon Meier
Graysville
Ralph Ford
Marion Allen
Buryl Norris
Noel Brodie
Louis Meier
Sentinel
Veteran Movie Actor Dick Powell In Critical Condition
Hollywood reports veteran actor producer Dick Powell, 58, is under heavy sedation and weakening due to cancer complications. His family says the cobalt treatment in September was effective but back trouble led to renewed hospitalization and possible new malignancy concerns. Powell, wife June Allyson, and their two children recently moved from Beverly Hills to Wilshire Boulevard.
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Powell
June Allyson
Beverly Hills
Calif
Wilshire Boulevard
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Califf
Howard
Wilmette, III
Luther
Hot Springs
Ark
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