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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
6
United Press International surveys readers on headlines to come. Vatican observers doubt Pope Pius XII will convoke a consistory soon. The College of Cardinals has fallen below 60 members since 1953.
The article notes friction between the United States and France over North Africa with Algerian rebel leaders criticizing Washington. Jacques Soustelle, De Gaulle’s ally, publicly voiced anti American sentiment in recent parliamentary debate.
Craft club at Masonic temple 7 p.m. Eagles and Elks meet at homes. Choirs meet at EUB church 3:30 p.m. junior and 8 p.m. Unity Lodge 7:30 p.m. Rotary luncheon at Klusmeiers noon. Many other meetings at churches, libraries, and halls with times from 1:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Includes officers to be installed and rehearsals for Saron, Christian, Methodist, and First Baptist choirs.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Blackwell of Sandborn announce the birth of a daughter born Saturday May 31 at the Daviess county hospital. The baby Gwen Ann weighed four pounds thirteen ounces and is the couple’s second child. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Grover Branch of Bickwell and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Blackwell of Sandborn.
United Press International reports F. W. Dodge Corp notes April construction contracts up 4 percent from 1957. First quarter awards down 11 percent versus the same period. Residential building April 1 percent above 1957. Also, the Committee for Economic Development forms a 25 member independent commission to study monetary policy. Quebec Cartier Mining bids seek a 193 mile railroad and 60 000 horsepower hydro plant. Government retirement plans cover 4.7 million public workers or 8.38 percent, with 94.2 percent coverage excluding part timers.
Indiana Bell Telephone Company asks the Public Service Commission to authorize moving Washington from manual to automatic dial service. The plan includes a new Washington building, reduced party lines from eight to four, higher rates, and improved extended service to Glendale Alfordsville Montgomery and Plainville. Free service to Elnora would be eliminated.
Girl Scout Day camp at Forest Carmichael farm near Bloomfield ended with a ceremony marking four days of hiking badge work and activities for Brownies and Girl Scouts from Jasonville Bloomfield Owensburg and Worthington. 198 girls attended with 25 adults plus a nurse and music leader.
The stork's best friend is 83 year old A. Frederick W. Beering. He has delivered 3 000 babies without ever sending a bill to the parents.
The Lucky Stars club in Smith township inducted new members Sandra Hart Phyllis Duke Linda Dayhuff Marilyn Clanton and Diane Swaby at Shirley Allens home. Jolly Pals in Lyons held a meeting at Carol Bunchs home with pledges and project talks. Blue Ribbon Girls club elected officers at the high school and the Hillbilly 4-H club in Stockton township set tonight's gathering at 8:00.
U S Senator George D Aiken disclosed that a planned 2 3 million federal building in Burlington was delayed when it was learned Minnesota red granite would be used The Granite Capital of the World label for Vermont is noted
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