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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1963
Page
3
The Amey Home Demonstration club announces a July Fourth picnic at Pleasant Bethel Methodist Church with a noon basket dinner. At 1 p.m. bells nationwide will ring for four minutes as part of the Bells for Freedom project. The afternoon features Independence readings, music, and a featured speaker.
Tax figures show Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey paid more than three billion dollars in 1962 to the United States and other governments, a tax bill four times the company's earnings. Senator Morton calls rising favorite sons in the state GOP a move to avoid divisive primary fights rather than stop Goldwater.
Clyde Reynolds is appointed store manager of the Linton Red and White by Paul Scott who will transfer to a Red and White in Bicknell. Reynolds and his wife will move to Linton with their two children Sandra and Michael, both in school, and Reynolds brings 11 years of experience with A and P Tea and Red and White stores. He is a member of several civic groups including the Masonic Lodge the Sword of Bunker Hill the Eagles Civitan Club and the American Legion.
Las Vegas reported wedding in the Gold Room of the Flamingo Hotel. Actress Jo Morrow, 23, and songwriter Jackie Flametti, 42, exchanged vows Sunday night. Rabbi Canitor Joseph Cohen officiated. Jimmy Durante served as best man and Marie Gomez was maid of honor.
The American Hockey League board of governors re elected James G Balmer of Pittsburgh league president John B Sollenberger of Hershey chairman of the board and James Ellery of New York secretary treasurer and publicity director at its annual meeting on Monday
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