ZIP Code rollout and July Fourth carnival in Linton
The article notes the nationwide ZIP code implementation beginning today with Linton postal workerswarned of confusion as codes like 47441 will follow the state address on returned mail. It also covers a July Fourth carnival at Humphreys Park with Allen Shows, Kiddies Night, discounted rides, a pony giveaway, and scouts displaying first aid skills amid safety warnings for the holiday weekend.
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Patti Page Early Career Sparked by Radio Promos
Tulsa report notes singer Patti Page began her professional career on radio, aided by a former promoter and early hits including Tennessee Waltz. The piece highlights her rise from local appearances to national recognition.
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First human lung transplant patient dies in Mississippi
John Richard Russell, the convicted murderer who underwent the first human lung transplant 18 days earlier, has died in Jackson Mississippi. Doctors said kidney failure caused the death and it was not related to the transplant. Russell had a suspended sentence during the operation and was reported to be recovering before the kidney ailment ended his life.
Scouts to Meet at Carnival Grounds Tonight
Boy Scouts of Troop No. 30 will hold a short meeting at the First Aid tent on the carnival grounds at 7 p.m. tonight, Scoutmaster W. H. Oaken announced. Uniforms are not required.
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Paul VI Crowned Pope In Ancient St Peters Ceremony
Pope Paul VI was crowned in St. Peter's Square before about 250000 worshippers in a three hour ceremony lit by searchlights and torches. He spoke in eight languages affirming aims for the Ecumenical Council and defense of the church against internal and external threats. Leaders from about 90 governments attended, with US Chief Justice Earl Warren among delegates.
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Kennedy Opens Defense Talks in Rome with Italian Leaders
President Kennedy arrived in Rome for defense strategy talks with Italian President Segni and Premier Leone followed by a private audience with Pope Paul VI. The visit emphasizes Italy's role in NATO and Western Europe as Kennedy plans meetings in Rome and Naples.
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Six Persons Drown During Weekend in Indiana Waters
A weekend drowning toll in Indiana includes four lake drownings, a baby in a backyard pool, and two more deaths at lakes and pits. Victims include Gary Harrison 14 of Indianapolis Susie Mudd 15 months of Indianapolis Stephen Egolf 17 of Ligonier Roy Young 31 of Indianapolis Donald Mudd 29 of Pendleton John Koshowicz 23 of Chicago and others. Authorities note heatwave contributed to risky water activity across multiple locations.
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Fourth of July weekend traffic toll projected high
The National Safety Council estimates 550 to 650 people will die in traffic crashes during the 102 hour Fourth of July weekend starting July 3 at 6 p m and ending July 7 at midnight. President Howard Pyle warns to curb fatalities and cites past holiday records and common causes such as drunk driving and speeding.
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Weather calmer nation after weekend of storms and heat
After heavy rains in the East and tornadoes in the South, much of the nation enjoyed fair weather. Washington reported 2.10 inches of rain, Baltimore 3.35 inches, while storms caused up to 105 F in Arizona and Texas.
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Kennedy urges freedom struggle amid Berlin tensions in Ireland
President Kennedy addressed a joint session of the Irish parliament urging peoples behind the Berlin Wall to persevere for liberty. He praised Ireland’s stance in the Cold War, recalled his Cork visit and the acclaim he received, and urged remembrance of County Wexford boys who fought to break chains of tyranny.
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Sino-Soviet Relations Now After Khrushchev's Visit
Western diplomats foresee a deadlock in the Sino-Soviet talks set to start Friday as clashes rise between Moscow and Peking. The Chinese Communist Party vows a militant line, challenging Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence and hinting at nuclear options, amid party broadcasts on its 42nd birthday.
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Khrushchev Pledges European Support Over China Rift
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev concluded a brief East Berlin summit with pledges of backing from European satellites in the China dispute. He will address a rally in Werner Seelenbinder Hall before returning to Moscow, as East Bloc leaders depart after a limited gathering.
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Medics Advise Lifesaving Techniques for Drowning Incidents
Chicago report summarizes American Medical Association guidance on immediate action during drownings. Start mouth to mouth resuscitation without waiting for ambulance, clear air passages, tilt head, deliver breaths until chest rises, and repeat cycles up to 15 times. Maintain warmth and monitor for renewed breathing, continuing if needed.
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Driver Ticketed in Wreck Near Linton
Everett Souder of Pleasantville was injured mildly in a one mile east of Linton crash at 1 15 a m Sunday. He struck a car driven by William Stephenson of Linton, with passenger Corda Ratts of Worthington uninjured. Souder was charged with driving left of center and will appear in a justice of the peace court.
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Merchants of Linton Plan Regular Meeting
The Linton Merchants Association will hold its regular meeting focusing on upcoming trade matters and community commerce plans. Attendees will discuss local business concerns and cooperative efforts to boost the town’s market and services.
Hoosier Girls State names top youth at year’s ceremony
Bloomington Indiana Hoosier Girls State crowned Carol Franklin 16 daughter of Kokomo teachers outstanding girl at the week long honor day. The Nationalist Party swept offices and Franklin chaired the party. Runners up Kathy Keith Indianapolis Mary Jo Kennedy Hammond Peg Garner New Castle Carolyn Stevenson Crawfordsville.
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Several Divorces and Cases Center Court in Greene County
In Bloomfield Greene County Circuit Court heard several cases. Linda Lou Wilson was granted a divorce from Gary Wilson and custody of two minor children with $15 weekly support and $125 attorney fees. Deanna Kay Bough was granted a divorce from Raymond Bough and her maiden name Fish restored with $125 attorney fees. Virginia Cain was granted a divorce from Hall Cain with $100 attorney fees and her maiden name Brannon restored. Other divorce actions included Ada Mae Missed on motion and James F. Keller vs Corliss Keller dismissed. The petition on delinquent support Betty Heaton vs Wilbur Heaton Jr. was reset for Sept. 7. Bonnie Skinner vs Richard Skinner continued by agreement. Two men Gene Aldrich and Gary Arthur were fined for public intoxication and given six months at the Indiana State Farm with five months suspended. Earl Williams pleaded not guilty to two charges of court and robbery. Second degree burglary charges were filed against Argale Pearson and James Falk with July 5 arraignment.
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Indiana Nears Breakpoint Over Tax Claim Fight
Indiana faces a nearly broke state budget as a court fight over a new tax claim drains the general fund. Department of Administration Commissioner John T. Hatchett said the unencumbered surplus opened the new fiscal year at less than 10 million dollars, down from 26.4 million a year earlier.
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