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12 Jul 1957
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Linton Daily Citizen in Linton, Indiana
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1957
Page
1
Khrushchev Sees East West Competition as Coexistence
Prague report: Nikita Khrushchev says East and West can live in competition like a marriage of convenience. He calls for friendly ties with capitalist nations and asserts the Soviet system can compete, while avoiding war and wasting resources on armaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Prague
Czechslovakia
Nikita Khrushchev
Khhrushchev
Hradcany Castle
Antonin Zapotocky
Czechoslovakia
Leonid Ilyichev
Moscow
Georgi Malenkey
Kazakhstan
Priest Last Rites Set for Saturday
Funeral arrangements for Harold B. Priest 49 of Indianapolis, formerly of Linton, who died Thursday after a three week illness, were announced. He worked at General Electric Supply in Indianapolis and previously managed the Oakley Store in Linton. He is survived by his widow Velma Mae Priest, daughter Betty Dudley, his mother Mirth Priest, four brothers, and a granddaughter. Friends may call at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home after 6 PM. Burial in Fairview Cemetery follows a 4 PM Saturday service led by Rev. Clifford M. Shaub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Priest
Indianapolis
Linton
Mr. Priest
Methodist Hospital
General Electric Supply Company
Oakley
Bethel Methodist Church
Gamb
Anderson
Krista Susan Dudley
Welch and Cornett
Clifford M. Shaub
Indiapolis
Fairview Cemetery
Linton Students Recognized On ISU Honor Rolls
Terre Haute Indiana State Teachers college honors Calvin E Rumley and Ralph K Wright for scholastic achievement on the 1957 spring quarter honor roll Wright appears on the distinguished honor roll with above A minus average Rumley earns recognition for between an B plus and an A minus average Eighty four students are on the regular honor roll and forty nine on the distinguished roll at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Linton
Indiana State Teachers College
Calvin E. Rumley
Ralph K. Wright
Wright
Rumley
Government voices strongest link yet between smoking and cancer
The U S Public Health Service declared increasing evidence that excessive cigarette smoking causes lung cancer. Surgeon General Leroy E Burney said there is a high statistical association between lung cancer and heavy prolonged cigarette smoking. A spokesman noted the facts should be shown to the public, while tobacco industry figures argued no new proof was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington —ii
U.S. Public Health Service
Leroy E. Burney
Public Health Service
Spokman
U.S
Burney
Clarence Cook Little
Tobacco Industry Research Committee
Social Security Payments Reach Greene County Beneficiaries
Greene county end of 1956 shows 2 441 recipients receiving monthly social security payments totaling 112 439 dollars. Bloomington official Joseph F Hesselgrave notes increases from aging beneficiaries after 1956 amendments lowering women retirement age to 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Joseph F. Hesselgrave
Social Security Administration
Bloomington
Hesselgrave
Social Security Act
Squirrel season dates announced in Indiana
Indiana Department of Conservation sets open season for fox and grey squirrels from August 15 to October 13, inclusive. Daily bag limit is five. Despite lower woodland counts, field studies indicate ample game for hunters this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Department of Conservation
Worthington Nazarene Pastor Resigns
Rev. William E. Clark resigns as pastor of Worthington Church of the Nazarene. He will preach his final sermon on Sunday August 4. He has accepted a pastorate at the Nazarene church in Freetown. Rev Otis Downs of Freetown will lead next at Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Clark
Worthington Church of the Nazarene
Worthington
Mr. Clark
The
Nazarene Church
Freetown
Otis Downs
Whit tier student enjoys European airplane tour
Miss Janet Loffland of Visalia California and Worthington granddaughter joins a Whit tier college group on an airplane tour of Europe. The trip includes university visits to study conditions abroad and comparisons with the United States, with stops planned in England France Denmark Norway Czechoslovakia Switzerland East and West Germany Austria and Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Loffland
Charles Loffland
Visalia
Calif
Roy Loffland
Worthington
Whittier College
Europe
United States
England
Frank
Denmark
Norway
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
West Germany
Austria
Sweden
Floridian is Here Visit Highlights Fry Family Ties
Miss Marjory Fry of St Peters burg Florida visits her brother Willard Fry and his wife and children Bob Sue and Carol along with other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Fry
St. Petersburg, Fla
Mrs
Willard Fry
Bob
Sue
Carol
Orange Day Tensions Rise Across Ireland Border
Northern Ireland police guard the border with shoot on sight orders amid Orange Day celebrations. Pre dawn raids in County Fermanagh net 20 arrests as De Valera deploys 2000 Irish police to patrol the southern frontier. About 100000 Orangemen are expected to march in six counties while authorities brace for nationalist counter demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
County Fermanagh
Emaon de Valera
Republic of Ireland
Republic
de Valera
IRA
Sinn Fein
Prince William of Orange
James II
Northern
Londonderry
Summer Heat Wave Grips Most of United States
A nationwide heat wave shrouded the country with high humidity and no relief in sight. The Pacific Northwest, Upper Michigan, and northern New England stayed near normal while the midlands from the Rockies to the Appalachians baked in 70s to 80s by day and 90s at night. Only three cities Yellowstone Montana Columbus New Mexico and Mount Washington New Hampshire reported more than a tenth inch of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pacific Northwest
Upper Michigan Peninsula
New England
Rockies
Appalachians
California
Yellowstone
Mont
Columbus
N.M
Mount Washington
N.H
Church Movement Is Organized Here
A Baptist church effort in Linton progresses to a full church program affiliated with the Southern Baptist convention. Services will be held Sundays in Red Men's hall with a Sunday school starting at 10:00, worship at 11:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. A guest speaker is planned for next Sunday and local youth are especially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suthern Baptist Convention
Linton
Red Men's Hall
Tri County Fair Hosts Bartlett and Weeklong Attractions
Tommy Bartlett, famed for radio and TV, tops the Tri County Fair at Jasonville next Tuesday with an audience participation show. The fair opens Monday with Baker United Shows offering kids night and special ride prices. Wednesday features Pat Kelly Rock and Roll, Thursday Cousin Minnie Pear, Friday Jack Kochman and his world champion hell-drivers, and Saturday closes with a Western Saddle show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Bartlett
Welcome Travelers
Tri-County
Jasonville
Bartlett
The
Fair Association
Indiana
Pat Kelly
Minnie Pear
Grand Ol’ Opry
Jack Kochman
Bob Fry In Serious Condition After Lake Accident
Bob Fry of Columbus formerly of Linton remains in serious condition at Barthelomy County Hospital in Columbus after a water ski accident at Harrison Lake. He released his tow rope to avoid a stone wall but was unable to stop, suffering a shattered leg bone and shoulder injuries with other damage. Doctors say he may need up to six months hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Fry
Columbus
Linton
Barthomolew County
Mr. Fry
Harrison Lake
Fry
Fair Pleasant Days Foreseen for Hoosiers Weather Outlook
Indiana weather bears a forecast of fair pleasant Sunday with temperatures near 90 in many areas and a five day pattern of variable warmth through next Wednesday. No heavy rain expected and readings anticipated from Lake Michigan to the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
Mrs Gabbard dies in Linton at 63
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Gabbard age 63 lifelong Greene county resident died at Freeman-Greene hospital this morning after long illness. She is survived by husband Orval F. Gabbard and three sons Lowell Gabbard Muncie William Farr Gabbard Jasonville Marion Marl Gabbard Linton eight grandchildren two great grandchildren and one infant son Paul who died. Burial at Walker cemetery after services at Providence Baptist church with Rev Roy Bridwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Gabbard
Linton
Freeman-Greene County
Gabbard
Providence Baptist Church
Greene County
William
Minnie Elgan Moulden
Orval F. Gabbard
Lowell Gabbard
Muncie
William Farr Gabbard
Jasonville
Marion Marl Gabbard
Paul
Murl Gabbard
Providence
Roy Bridwell
Walker
Cancer Society Presents Microtone Diagnosis Machine Here
The county chapter of the Indiana Cancer Control Society reported at the library meeting that a microtone machine for in-surgery cancer diagnosis was purchased for 266.80 dollars. New officers were elected including Mrs. Sam Rotman as chairman and Mrs. H B Turner as second vice chairman. The fund drive raised 2596.22 dollars with contributions across Linton Jasonville Bloomfield Worthington Newberry Midland Switz City Lyons Crane and more. Judy Fish of Linton won a 500 medical technician scholarship with another 500 offered to a Greene county graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman-Greene County
Indiana Cancer Control Society
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Worthington
Bloomfield
Masenville
Linton
Sam Rotman
Jasonville
H. B. Turner
Phoebe Smith
Louise Heaton
Floy Heston
Vance Sappenfield Linton
Bill Cravens
Francis Haseman
Harry Haseman
E. W. Anthony
Lee Richardson
Lyons
Wilma Myers
Newberry
Owen Ramsey
Switz City
Lloyd Drake
Midland
Lavon Yoho
Solsberry
Grace Blackmore
Delta Theta Tau
John Reeves
Robert Rector
Turner
Shirley Short
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Myers
Home Economics Club
Stella Haskett
N.A.D
Crane
Judy Fish
Greene County
Heston
Defendants Fined After Guilty Pleas in Bloomfield Court
Two defendants faced fines after guilty pleas before Frank C. Dean justice of the peace in Bloomfield. John H. Coonan of Lancaster was fined 25 dollars plus costs or 40.75 total for driving a tractor and trailer for hire without verified operating authority. Mrs. Lorene P. Bland of Bloomfield was fined 1 dollar plus costs or 16 total on a trespass affidavit filed by her former husband William Bland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Dean
Bloomfield
John H. Coonan
Lancaster
William Stevenson
Public Service Commission of Indiana
Lorene P. Bland
William Bland
Camp attendance noted for four young people
Darlene Colvin and Harriet Figg of Dugger and Alan and Anita Borders of Linton are attending the Winchester Bible camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Colvin
Harriet Figg
Dugger
Alan
Anita Borders
Linton
Winchester
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