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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
6
In Asheville North Carolina a motorist lacking a license insurance or proper plates faced tow by Officer Carl Hoglen. The arresting driver protested storage claiming his wife was in the trunk. Opening the trunk revealed the wife unharmed after an argument kept her in the rear compartment.
Dale Long, a Denver vending supervisor, hid $500 in change under a truck seat and activated the alarm. A thief slipped in through a vent window, removed the money, and exited the same way, leaving authorities puzzled.
A Hartford prisoner who alleged that a state's attorney used ventriloquism to secure his conviction remains jailed after his appeal for release was denied.
From interviews Vaughn describes himself as a liberal Democrat who favors withdrawing from Vietnam and expects to stay in acting. He hints at politics ahead but says his career will guide choices, noting future U.N.C.L.E. plans and his fundraising stance for Kennedy.
Hollywood reflect on how television stars struggle to translate success to films. Names like Eastwood Fleming Culp McQueen Burnett Knotts Zimbalist Jr Edwards Janssen show mixed film outcomes. Critics note TV prestige vs cinema glory remains debated.
Friday lineup on WTHI Channel 10 includes Secret Storm at 3 00 followed by News at 3 30 and a Western feature Wild Wild West at 7 30. Movie Revere Vegas airs at 10 00 with Cronkite anchored news segments throughout the evening.
Television listings detail Saturday and Sunday prime time highlights with color programs. Debuts include Away We Go on CBS featuring George Clarin Buddy Greco and Buddy Rich with Sheila MacRae.
The Post Office will reopen the Christmas Michigan facility on June 15 after earlier plans to close it. Rep. Philip E. Ruppe lobbied to keep the post office, arguing the stamp and postmark drew tourism and economic benefits.
The Greek military government bans the music of composer Mikis Theodorakis, known for the Zorba the Greek score and making up about 40 percent of records sold in Greece. Officials say his music is communist in nature and would cause discord among Greeks.
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