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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1963

Page

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State park repairs and local classes in Jasonville

Report notes a government grant to a Jasonville stenographic training class for about 20 area residents and plans a future story with photos. It also covers Shakamak State Park celebration remarks by Mayor Gene Inman, attendance by Rep. Bray, and critique of park facilities including trails and camping, plus a selection of humorous graveyard markers from readers.

Jasonville Louis Goble Gene Inman Congressman Bray Shakamak Earl (Shorty Ed Watson Boy Scout Indianapolis Max Campbell Jack Ridinger Roy Allaway Shakamak State Park

Rivers Rise After Thunderstorms Hit Iowa Midwest

United Press International reports streams and rivers rising across Iowa after storms dumped up to six inches. Drizzle and fog spread into the Ohio Valley and New York. hail struck west Texas with heavy rain in Illinois and Wisconsin. Two tornadoes were sighted near Okoboji Iowa, flooding noted at Battle Creek and Mapleton, and several towns recorded multiple inches of rain.

United Press International Iowa Midwest Ohio Valley New York Southland West Texas Decatur Oake Okoboji Nownuesday Lake Okoboji Battie Creek Smithland Ida Grove Holly Spring Sibley Mapleton Owa Thefternoon Battle Creek Weather Bureau Little

Late report shows crops progressing despite freezes in Indiana

Agriculture experts in Lafayette report tomato transplanting nearing 75 percent completion after May frost losses, with wet fields delaying remaining resets. Corn planting mostly finished, soybeans about 70 percent planted, wheat headed 80 percent and blooming 55 percent, oats headed about 10 percent as cool weather slows growth.

Lafayette Ind Robert E. Straszheim

Indiana University Scholarships Awarded to Greene County Seniors

Ten Greene county seniors are among 660 plus 1963 high school graduates receiving IU scholarships for the next academic year. Funding comes from the I U Foundation and state programs, offering full or partial remission of fees, room and board, and part-time work. Recipients include Connie Gregory Solsberry Miriam Hinds Elaine Jasonville Dianne Gilbert Helen Bailey Carol Conrad and others.

Greene County Donovan J. Allen I.U. Foundation Indiana I.U. Board of Trustees Linton Connie Gregory Solsberry Larry Martin Worthington Miriam Hinds Pabas Aenes Elaine Jasonville Dianne Gilbert Bloomfield Helen Bailey Carol Conrad

Progress Noted in JFKs Desegregation Push in the South

President Kennedy reported progress in persuading business leaders to move quickly on desegregating their southern outlets. A White House meeting with 100 executives included Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy and Vice President Johnson. Dallas based Lintz Stores chief Joseph E. Chastain and others voiced support for swift action. The president signaled possible desegregation legislation to ensure equal public accommodations.

Washington Kennedy South Robert F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson White House Milton L. Elsberg Alexandria Drug Fair Stores Summer Redstone Redstone Management Boston Joseph E. Chastain Lintz Department Dallas Tex Chastain Chicago Philadelphia New York

Jasonville man charged with second degree burglary

Paul Burris age 16 of Jasonville is charged in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield with second degree burglary linked to a January 15 1962 break in at the Western Auto Store in Jasonville. His arraignment is set for 9 am June 6.

Paul Burris Jasonville Greene Bloomfield Western Auto

Three Divorce Suits Filed in Green Circuit Court

Three suits for divorce were placed on file in the Green Circuit Court at Bloomfield this morning. Plaintiffs are Deanna Donaldson versus Randall David Donaldson Lois Weston versus Walter Wes Virginia Duncan versus Charles Duncan.

Green Bloomfield Deanna Donaldson Randall David Donaldson Lois Weston Walter Wes- Virginia Duncan Charles Duncan

Blood Donor Drive for David Frye at Local Hospital

A donation appeal asks blood donors for David Frye son of Mrs. Lester Ia Duke of Linton. Surgery is set at Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in St. Louis on Thursday. Blood of any type is welcome at the local hospital from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. any day including Saturday.

David Frye Lester Ia Duke of

Crowds File Past Body of Pope For Last Respects

Vatican crowds exceed 100000 as St. Peter's Basilica opens for mourners to pay final tribute to Pope John XXIII. Cardinals arrange entombment and plan a conclave expected around June 18, with 82 cardinals confined during the process.

Vatican City Wpp Vatican St. Peter’s Basilica John XXIII St. Peter’s College of Cardinals Basilica of St. John Lateran

DeMolay Advisory Council Formed in Tricounty Area

An advisory council for the Tricounty DeMolay chapter at Linton was formed after District Governor Joseph Batchler visited. Reese Harbin of Linton was named chairman, with Max Lawson Switz City and others named as scribe, membership, treasurer, and finance advisors. More help sought from Master Masons.

DeMolay Linton Joseph Batchler Bloomington de Molay Reese Harbin Max Lawson Switz City de- Molay Harry J. Bedwell Harold Powers Jasonville Don Pope Richard D. Byers Bloomfield Marion Allen Cecil Shelton

Eagles Will Install Officers Tonight At Lodge Hall

Newly elected officers will be installed at a meeting of the Linitton Aeries of Eagles at 7 30 p m tonight. William R. Mitchell will be seated as Worthy President with Ralph O May past president, Charles Broschet chaplain, David P Dixon secretary, Leroy McBride treasurer, Leonard Baize trustee James Walton trustee Robert Risher trustee Maurice Bouschet outer guard and Walter Sylvester inner guard. The announcement urged all members to be present for the installation.

Linitton Aeries of Eagles Lodge William R. Mitchell Ralph O. May Charles Broschet David P. Dixon Leroy McBride Leonard Baize James Walton Robert Risher Maurice Bouschet Walter Sylvester

Two Couples File For Marriage Licenses In Bloomfield

Two applications for marriage licenses were filed in the Green circuit court clerk's office in Bloomfield Tuesday. The couples are James Rainbolt of Springville Route 1 and Joy Kay Mench of Linton, and Gerald Hash of Bloomfield Route 4 and Linda Mansen of Bloomfield Route 3.

The Green Circuit Court Bloomfield James Rainbolt Springville Rte One Joy Kay Mench Linton Gerald Hash Rte Four Linda Mansen Rte Three

Three Federal Judges to Decide Apportionment

Indianapolis panel of three federal judges will hear Indiana reapportionment actions from the Indiana Civil Liberties Union and state officials. The court will also weigh a summary judgment request and issues of equal representation under the U.S. Constitution. The session follows a 1922-ignored reapportionment rule and rural gains versus urban losses. The judge panel comprises William E. Holder Dale J. Holder and Roger J. Kiley.

Edwin K. Steers Indiana Civil Liberties Union State Election Board Secretary of Charles O. Hendricks ICLU Nelson Grills Indianapolis Steers William E Dale J. Holder Roger J. Kiley 7Th Circuit Court of Appeals Chicago

Soviets Plan to Relaunch Spacemen After Long Gap

At a COSPAR meeting in Warsaw Soviet official Anatoly Blagonravov announced plans to launch an unspecified number of manned spacemen in 1963 after a 10 month break. He gave no exact dates but said manned flights would be supplemented by two unmanned Soviet probes toward Venus and Mars.

Warsaw Tpk Anatoly Blagonravov Department of Technical Sciences U.S.S.R Academy of Sciences International Committee For Outer Space Research Cospar Richard Porter

County Blood Program Explained at Meeting

More than 50 Greene County civic leaders heard Dr J G Weinbaum and Mrs Raymond Hanson explain how the new Community Blood Program operates. Applications from 23 residents have already been received as the local hospital sponsor expands the blood bank supply to meet daily and nationwide needs.

Raymond Hanson Vigo Greene County Edwin Bailey Linton Kinsmeier’s Drive-Inn Resaurant J. G. Weinbaum Freeman-Greene County Hospital Terre Haute Vigo County John Hallett Laoratory Hospital Guild Hanson

Severe storms sweep Indiana with deadly lightning strike

A line of thundershowers moved across Indiana dumping rain in several counties while a man, Joseph Carbone aged 52, died after lightning struck the tree he sheltered under during a Logansport storm. Rain totals varied with Lafayette and Indianapolis reporting notable rainfall as temps climbed and showers were forecast to continue through the week.

United Press International Indiana Joseph Carbone Logansport State Hospital Logansport Elliston West Baden Spencer Williams Lafayette Seymour Portland Shoals Bluffton Terre Haute Indianapolis Cincinnati Louisville Fort Wayne Evansville South Bend Mercury

First of 5 Cardinals Depart for Rome

The first of five American cardinals headed to Rome for Vatican ceremonies surrounding Pope John XXIII departed Idlewild Airport at 9:45 p.m. EDT aboard TWA Flight 840. The five include Cardinal Ritter of St. Louis and Cardinal Meyer of Chicago with arrivals and schedules spread over the next days.

New York Vatican John XXIII Rome Joseph Cardinal Ritter St. Louis Idlewild Trans World Airlines TWA Albert Cardinal Meyer Chicago Francis Cardinal McIntyre Los Angeles Francis Cardinal Spellman

Indiana Traffic Toll Rises With Three Fatalities

Indiana recorded three traffic deaths Tuesday, bringing 1963 toll to at least 458. Seven year old Robert Curtis Elkins of Elwood died after striking his bicycle into a park driveway. Jacob Belecheisen of Roseclare Illinois was killed on US 50 near Aurora when his car was struck by a truck driven by Edward Newsone. Newsone pleaded guilty to reckless driving. Walter Sunier of Fort Wayne died from a broken neck after his car crossed paths with a semi driven by Harry Heinhold two miles south of Waynedale.

United Press International Indiana Robert Curtis Elkins Elwood Jacquelin Pierce Roseclare Jacob Belecheisen Aurora Edward Newsone Carraway Ark Newsone Walter Sunier Fort Wayne Harry Heinhold Waynedale

Traffic Violators Appear in JP Court at Jasonville

Five motorists appeared in Justice of the Peace court of Roy Allaway in Jasonville and pleaded guilty to traffic violations. Names include Jenkins Taylor Indianap lis 20 and Robert Fry Jasonville 32 with fines of one dollar and costs totaling 18.75 dollars. Donald Fry Jasonville 31 paid 17 dollars for distributing the peace.

Justice of the Peace Roy Allaway Jasonville Jenkins Taylor Indianapolis John Robert Wright Sullivan Rte David White Worthington James Galenski Farmersburg Robert Sapp Lewis Donald Fry Court of Allaway Robert Fry Indiana Ee Ae

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