Ruby accepts tranquilizer in Oswald killer case
Jack Ruby took a tranquilizer for paranoia as defense psychiatrists urge. Prosecution counters with death cell gloom. Judge Brown ordered the treatment after three psychiatrists recommended it. Ruby initially refused, then accepted doses but skipped some. A June 19 hearing will decide on a sanity hearing.
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Dallas
Apy
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Joe B. Brown
Ruby
J. M. Pickard
Pickard
Brown
Hashfield Granted Time for Appeal in 1960 Slaying
Indiana Supreme Court grants Brett Hashfield until August 15 to file his appeal after his Indianapolis attorney could not finish a 2000 page brief by the June 16 deadline. Hashfield, convicted of the Boonville girl Avril Terry's murder, faces a death sentence.
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Indianapolis
Brett Hashfield
Boonville
Indiana Supreme Court
High Court
Ferdinand Samper
Hashfield
Avril Terry
Indiana
Michigan City
Monroe County
Warrick County
Bloomington
Bible School Program At First Baptist Church
The Bible school climax will be presented at 7 30 p m Sunday at First Baptist Church. Children will recite sing and act in a program. Handiwork exhibit opens in the new education building at 6 45 p m. Children should arrive by 7 15 p m. Parents and the public are invited.
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First Baptist Church
Lyons Churches Plan Vacation Bible School
Plans completed for the Union Vacation Bible School at First Methodist Lyons next week with Christian, First Methodist, Free Methodist and Assembly of God churches. Sessions run 9 to 11 am Monday June 8 through Friday June 13 for children ages four through eighth grade. Bible study handcraft and singing featured with refreshments each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Vacation
First Methodist
Lyons
Christian
Free Methodist
Assembly of God
Union Worship Services at Former Formfit Building
Community churches will hold union services at the former Formfit building in Jasonville on Sunday. Services are scheduled for 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
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Formfit
Jasonville
Hospital Admissions List for Thursday
The hospital recorded admissions including Raymond Bault Bloomfield Mrs Coy Thompson Worthington Mrs Marietta Clifft Bloomfield Lowell Batts Solsberry Miss Catherine Summerville Bloomfield Anthony McIntosh Linton David Duncan Crane Ray Glenn Linton Karen Cooper Bloomfield and dismissals Mrs James Lindsey Solsberry Raleigh Banard Linton Michael Price Bloomfield Mrs Oscar Boruss and baby Solsberry Barbara Thomas Jasonville Mrs Byron Edwards and baby Christina Henico Coalmont.
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Raymond Bault
Bloomfield
Coy Thompson
Worthington
Marietta Clifft
Lowell Batts
Solsberry
Catherine Summerville
Anthony McIntosh
Linton
David Duncan
Crane
Ray Glenn
Karen Cooper
Bloomfieldismissals
James Lindsey
Raleigh Banard
Michael Price
Oscar Boruss
Baby
Barbara Thomas
Jasonville
Byron Edwards
Christina Henico
Coalmont
Rainbow Girls Grand Assembly Reservations Mailed Soon
Linton Rainbow girls are reminded reservations for the Grand Assembly in Indianapolis from July 2 to 5 will be mailed after the stated meeting Monday night. Attendees must pay a $25.50 fee to Mrs. Dorothy Correll by that meeting to ensure mailing.
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Linton Rainbow
Indianapolis
Dorothy Correll
Poultry Giant Arbor Acres Expands Across U.S.
Glastonbury based Arbor Acres led by Henry Saglio runs 10 poultry farms from Maine to California with 1,000 full time workers and operates partnerships in poultry farming ventures across 14 countries.
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Glastonbury
Conn
Arbor Acres of
Henry Saglio
Maine
California
Miss Carr and Michael Kyle Plan Sunday Wedding
Arlene Carr and Michael Terrence Kyle finalize plans at a rehearsal dinner for a Sunday wedding at the Evangelical United Brethren church at 2 30 p m. Maelinda Crawford serves as maid of honor with Barbara Correll and Judy Nichols as bridesmaids. Richard Bird of Springfield Ill will be best man. Harold Correll and Gerald Carr will usher. Bride is daughter of William E Carr and the Kyle groom is son of Raymond Kyle. Reception follows at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Carr
Michael Terrence Kyle
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Maelinda Crawford
Attica
Barbara Correll
Judy Nichols
Linton
Richard Bird
Springfield
Ill
Harold Correll
Gerald Carr
William E. Carr
Rtc
Raymond Kyle
Terre Haute
Senators steal eight bases in early inning
The Washington Senators stole eight bases in the first inning against the Cleveland Indians on July 19, 1915, signaling a dominant baserunning performance in that game.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
7106 by Alice Brookes 7106 by Alice Brookes
Catalog note for knitwear patterns by Alice Brooks with item 7106 a three piece suit kerchief gown stole and accessories. Price 35 cents pattern plus extra for mail handling send name address and pattern number to Linton Daily Citizen Needlecraft Dept. New York 11 New York.
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Lt-In
Alice Brooks
Linton Daily Citizen
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Peacock embroidery pattern and deluxe quilt book offer
By Wlice Brookes this item promotes a peacock spread with natural color embroidery motifs. The ad notes transfer details and reverse motifs, mentioning pattern 7430 and a citizen Needlecraft Dept. P.O 206 HANDICRAFT section, inviting orders for crochet knit sew and quilt projects.
Community group meetings and events listed for Friday
A long list of church clubs, fraternal orders, 4 H groups, and choir rehearsals scheduled for Friday. Activities include First Baptist Bible club for grades 4 5 and 6 at 3 p m Mrs Wes Hensley leader Moose Women at 8 p m Greene County Organ Society at 2 p m plus covered dish supper 4 H project planning Band Parent meetings Rainbow Girls Junior Legion Auxiliary Royal Arch Masons and others with times ranging through 7 30 p m Rotary lunch at noon and various church women's missionary and evangelism meetings.
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First Baptist Bible Club
Wes Hensley
Women of
Moose
Moose Home
Greene County Organ Society
Homer Donagher
Choralaids
inton-Stockton High School
Linton-Stockton High School
Jasonville Methodist Commission On Missions
Commission On Education
F.O.P
Linton Order Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Belle Keller
Jasonville
Kenneth Smith
Lodge
First Church of God Ladies Missionary Society
Helen Flater
Jasonville Methodist Commission On
Commission On Christian Social Concern
Kiwanis Club
Klusmeier’s
Linton-Stockton
Quapaw Council
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Loyal Order of Moose
Linton
Royal Arch Masons
Linton Public Library
Sharon Lee Williams to wed Robert C McFadden Jr
Mr and Mrs Eugene Williams of Bloomfield announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Lee to Robert C McFadden Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert C McFadden of Linton The couple scheduled to marry Wednesday June 10 at 8 pm at First Methodist Church Bloomfield with a reception at the bride s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Williams
Bloomfield
Sharon Lee
Robert C. McFadden
Linton
First Methodist Church
Tri Kappa Members Headed to Province Three Convention
Tri Kappa delegates from Linton and Mitchell prepare for the biennial Province Three convention at Mitchell High School. The event features registration, workshops, luncheon awards, entertainment, and art exhibits by sorority members.
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Mitchell High School
Mitchell
Don Pope
Linton
Margaret Cooper
Warren Oaken
Kenneth Broshears
Sherell Johnson
A. M. Franklin
John Ax
Rex Winters
Don House
Milo Mitchell
Wayne Hatfield
Donna Walton O Mitchell
Sororly Meu Oers Wille Voi
Ay Baughman
Don Spice
Fred Cra Vens
George Morgan
Province
Bedford
Bicknell
Bloomfield
Bloomington
El‘et'sy le Jasonville
Loogootee
Shoals
Spencer Sullivan
Worthington
Beaford
Jasonville
Orleans
Sullivan
Spangler-Thompson Vows to be Exchanged
Miss Donna Joyce Spangler and Roy Kent Thompson announce their wedding plans at Worthington Christian Church at 2 p.m. Saturday. The couple’s families are listed as Mr and Mrs Don Spangler of Worthington and Roy Thompson of Worthington. A reception follows in the church’s lower auditorium.
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Donna Joyce Spangler
Roy Kent Thompson
Worthington Christian Church
Don Spangler
Worthington
Roy Thompson
Johnson to Meet Shah of Iran Today
President Johnson planned a noon meeting with Mohammad Reza Pahlavi the Shah of Iran to discuss American aid. The Shah and Empress Farah arrived for a six day U S visit and would attend a White House lunch and an Iranian art exhibition at the National Gallery. Their last meeting was in 1962 when Johnson visited the Middle East as vice president.
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Washington
Johnson
Mouhammad Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Shah
Farah Dinah
United States
White House
National Gallery
Middle East
Shoe polish use cited by Esquire study
A Esquire Shoe Care Products report says the average man uses about three cans of shoe polish per year. The finding highlights cleaning and maintenance habits amid changing fashion norms in urban America.
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Shining Report
New York
Esquire Shoe Care Products
Monumental presses Baltimore unveils Harris Wrap Around
Baltimore based Monumental Printing announces a new Harris Wrap around press for magazine publishing. The two color machine prints directly from shallow relief zinc plates, offering offset speed with letterpress quality and lower cost papers. Sheet size is 36 by 491 percent.
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Baltimore
Monumental
Harris
Davis Cup Tennis Debuts in 1900 New York Event
The Davis Cup began as an international men's team competition with inaugural matches held in New York in 1900. The event marked the start of a global team tennis rivalry involving nations vying for the cup.
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New York
Obituary for Roy Bedwell of Dugger
Roy Bedwell, 73, of Dugger, died at 5:30 a m today at his brother Floyd Bedwell’s home. Born May 7, 1891 in Sullivan County, he was a retired coal miner and World War II veteran. Surviving are one brother, two step-sons Ernest Scroggins of Portland and Troy Scroggins of Linton, two step-daughters Phyllis Griffith of Jacksonville and Anita Poe of Linton. He belonged to the American Legion and the 40/8 club at Linton. Funeral services are at Newkirks Funeral Home in Dugger at 10 a m Monday with burial in Mt Moriah cemetery. calling after 4 p m Saturday.
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Roy Bedwell
Dugger
Floyd Bedwell
Bedwell
Sullivan County
Calvin and
Cora Steele Bedwell
Ernest Scroggins
Portland
Ore
Troy Scroggins
Linton
Phyllis Griffith
Jasonville
Anita Poe
American Legion
Newkirks Funeral
Mt. Moriah
Infant Edna Mason Dies at Freeman-Greene Hospital
Edna Jane Mason infant daughter of John and Delema Sisk Mason died shortly after birth this morning at Freeman-Greene county hospital. Survived by seven brothers and grandparents. Graveside services held at Fairview cemetery this afternoon conducted by Anderson and Poindexter Memory Chapel.
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Edna Jane Mason
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
John
Delema Sisk Mason
Linton
John Mason, Jr
U. S. Army
Fort Knox
George
Gary
Carl
Gregg
Ronnie Mason
Mollie Mason
Charles Sisk
Florida
Fairview Cemetery
Anderson and Poindexter
Former Resident Ernest Kemp Dies in Paradise Ky
Ernest Kemp, 55, a former Linton resident, died in Paradise Kentucky after an explosion at the Tennessee Authority Stream Power plant where he was employed. Funeral services are planned in Paradise on Saturday. Mrs Myrtle Harbin of Linton will attend.
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Ernest Kemp
Linton
Paradise
Myrtle Harbin
Kemp
Antioch
Tennessee Authority Stream
In Memoriam Minnie King Death Anniversary Tribute
In loving memory of Minnie King who passed away two years ago on June 4. The poem notes her cherished memory and declares she is still the dearest in the world. Sadly missed by the Fred King family.
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Minnie King
Fred King
Markets Indianapolis Live Stock Report
Indianapolis markets show hogs firm with up to 25 higher on lighter weights and varied prices for 190 to 225 lb hogs. Cattle trade mostly steady with good steers 18 to 20, cows 12 to 14, vealers 20 to 25, and sheep in near full supply on arrival basis.
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Indianapolis
Fewer Eggs Expected as Yearly Consumption Declines
Americans will eat fewer eggs this year than last year's average of 416 per person, according to Agriculture Department projections. In 1962 consumption was 324 eggs per person and a decade ago it was 376.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Seat belt safety claim from AMA on accident deaths
The American Medical Association estimates that 25 percent of car accident deaths could be prevented if occupants wear seat belts, highlighting potential life savings.
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New York
The
American Medical Association
Everett Knowles Memorial Note
A memorial note for Everett Knowles who died June 3, 1963. The message laments the loss and cherishes his memory, saying it remains golden and undiminished. Signed by his wife, children and grandchildren, the brief tribute speaks of enduring love and reflection.
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Orval Miller
Breck Lumber Co
Linton, Indiana
Terminix Co
Vincennes, Indiana
Lyons Churches Plan Vacation Bible School
Plan Union Services
Dow-Jones
Trusty's
North Main
Douglas Trusty
Miss Carr
Alice Brookes
Wlice Brookes
EUB
Eagles Lodge
Lodge Hall
Elks Lodge
Unity Lodge
Lo.o-F
C.F
Rotary Club
Jasonville Christan
Tri Kappa
Spangler-Thompson
Shah of
NEW Press
Paradise, Ky
Memoriam
Welch & Cornett
Cornett-Taylor-Hasler
Citizens National Bank OF
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Anderson
Poindexter ‘'Uneratt Home
Everett Knowles
Dad
Lula Mae Colley
Wm. T. Murphy
Nola Yoder
Marie Beasley
Ancil Jewell
Bro
Eugene Pound
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