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06 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1967
Page
1
Greene County Commissioners memorialize Clyde Flory
The Greene County Commissioners adopted a resolution honoring late commissioner Clyde Flory. The meeting at Bloomfield's Greene County Courthouse closed the courthouse for his funeral out of respect for his service. Commissioners Warren Hasler Oscar Kramer and auditor William D. Michael signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Commissioners
Greene County
Bloomfield
Clyde Flory
Greene County Court House
Warren Hasler
Oscar Kramer
William D. Michael
Red Infiltration Trails Hit by U S B52 Bombers
U S B52 bombers struck five times against infiltration routes and staging areas in South Vietnam. American tanks attacked a blazing ammunition and fuel dump to rescue GIs. Fighter bombers flew 113 missions over North Vietnam, downing three MiGs and losing one RF8 Crusader. Thirteen Marines were killed and at least seventeen wounded in northern South Vietnam fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
MI6
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Linton Swimming Pool Board Sets Summer Hours
The Linton Swimming Pool board on Tuesday night set open hours for the season: noon to 9 p.m. on weekdays and 1 to 9 p.m. Sundays. Attendance reached 1,284 in the first week despite bad weather. Members present included Lee Bredeweg Jim Haseman Sherman Anderson John Yaw Pat Bucci Phil Hathaway and Miss Billie Richardson. Arnold Engle, a new member, was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Swimming Pool Board
Lee Bredeweg
Jim Haseman
Sherman Anderson
John
Indiana Sets New Water Quality Rules Under Clean Water Act
Indiana moves toward first state adoption of 1965 clean water standards after the Indiana Stream Pollution Board approves the rules. Governor Branigin must sign, then the attorney general, with Udall approval needed for higher federal grants. The plan covers Lake Michigan and major rivers and lakes, detailing appearance odor bacteria counts oxygen and toxins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Congress
Roger Branigin
Branigin
Indiana Stream Pollution Board
Blucher Poole
Udall
Lake Michigan
RCA Workers Set Picket Lines in Indianapolis Strike Vote
About 8 000 RCA employees in Indianapolis voted on the contract and rejected it 6769 to 575. Bloomington and Marion plants also held picket lines with Bloomington narrowly accepting and Marion voting about four to one to strike. IBEW locals pressed for 6.6 percent raises over three years while RCA offered 4 percent first year and 3 percent thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPT
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Joe Nichols
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Mar
Bloomington
Marion
Richard Jean
IBEW
Band Parents Will Hold Meeting Tonight
A meeting of the Linton Stockton Band Parents will be held Tuesday at 7 pm in the high school. All members are urged to attend as preparations are planned for the week of the July 4 holiday and the staff schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Stockton Band
Astronaut Killed In Auto Crash Near Space Center
In Pearland Texas Air Force Major Edward G Givens a member of the Apollo flight support team was killed when a foreign car failed to negotiate a curve and crashed into a dry ditch a second officer is listed critically injured three men were riding together authorities said the midnight wreck near the Manned Spacecraft Center follows a string of local fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearland
Tex
APJ
Manned Spacecraft Center
America
Air Force
Edward G. Givens
Givens
Sukarno Observes 66th Birthday in Retirement
Former Indonesian president Sukarno, a shadow of his former power, marks his 66th birthday from forced retirement in Jakarta. He remains a symbolic figure amidst political shifts and growing public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
UPI
Sukarno
U S and Soviet Call for Ceasefire in Mideast Talks
U S Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg met privately with Soviet Ambassador Nikolai Fedorenko and Security Council President Hans A. Tabor as Moscow pressed for an immediate ceasefire and Israeli troop withdrawal. The talks tempered the council session and signaled a possible accord on ceasefire language amid ongoing Arab-Israeli hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
UPI
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Security Council
Goldberg
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Council
Hans A. Tabor
Denmark
Moscow
Tabor
Soviet Union
United States
Fedorenko
Gopalaswami Parthasarathi
County Students To Get Degrees at Indiana University
Greene County sends twenty graduates to Indiana University spring commencement with degrees across fields from psychology to medicine. Names include Robert Allen and Helen Bailey of Bloomfield, Dianne Gilbert of Switz City, and Ronald Burks of Solsberry, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Greene County
Indiana University
Bloomfield
Robert C. Allen
Helen Bailey
Kay Blackmore
Mary Burch
Owensburg
James H. Buher
William R. Buher
Solsberry
Ronald E. Burks
Switz City
Jean Overman
Worthington
Karen Blackmore
Elaine Bussard
Lynn Shouse
Bicknell
Kenneth R. Stone
Wally M. Wendes
Free Andville
Charles D Meyer
Oaktown
Robert L. Kluesner
Wheatland
Thomas R. Reel
Sullivan
Wiliam H
Medical Road Show to Visit Linton By Indiana Doctors
Two speakers are set for the Medical Road Show Program by the Indiana Academy of General Practice and the Second District of the Indiana State Medical Association in Linton at Klusmeier's Drive-In. The event, funded by Eli Lilly, opens with a district medical meeting at 2 pm followed by a science program at 3 pm and a reception dinner for attending physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Indiana Academy of General Practice
Indiana State Medical Association
Klusmeier’s
Linton
Eli Lilly and Company
Indiana Academy of
Charles M. Wunsch
Indianapolis
Indiana University School of Medicine
Marion County Hospital
Nert Institute of Cardiology
Marion County General Hospital
I. U. Medical School
Fisch
St. Vincent's Hospital
Veteran’s Hospital
American Board of Menial Medicine
Edwin Bailey
National Guardsmen Head to Camp for Two-Week Exercise
Indiana National Guardsmen of the 38th Infantry Division begin a 14 day field training at Camp Grayling Michigan June 10 with over 6 000 Indiana guardsmen and 3 000 Michigan participants. A 9 000 strong force will use 2 500 vehicles along U S 27 and U S 131 joining by 1 000 Indiana Michigan Reservists. This brigade level exercise marks the first at Camp Grayling since World War II and runs through June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Camp Grayling
Mich
38Th Infantry
Michigan
U.S. 27
U.S. 131
Indiana
Noble F. Schlatter
38Th
Catholics say more Christians would vote for a Jewish president
A UPI report notes Gallup polls sponsored by the Catholic Digest show shifts since 1952. In 1952 57 percent of Catholics and 31 percent of Protestants would vote for a Jew for president. Now, 83 percent of Catholics and 51 percent of Protestants say yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Gallup
Catholic Digest
U. S
Plan to Avert Nationwide Rail Strike Receives Senate Approval
The Senate Labor Committee approved President Johnson's proposal to delay a nationwide rail strike set for June 19. The measure would halt the strike until Jan 1 1969 during a 90 day cooling off period, amid War-time pressures from Vietnam and the Arab-Israeli conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate Labor Committee
Johnson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Scotland Seeks Funds for New Water System
Scotland Utilities, Inc. asks the Indiana Public Service Commission to authorize borrowing 40000 dollars from the federal government and combine it with a 15000 dollar grant to build a water system. Plans include two wells, mains, a pumping station and a storage tank for Greene, Daviess and Martin counties near Scotland. The area is described as in dire need of a proper water supply. Minimum proposed rates are 5.20 dollars monthly and a 45 dollar membership fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
API
Scotland Utilities, Inc
Indiana Public Service Commission
Greene
Daviess
Martin
Scotland
Community Action Group Adds Workers in Rural Counties
The Daviess Greene and Martin Community Action Committee announces six Non-Professional Social Workers added to staff. In Greene county two workers Mrs Doris L Landry and Mrs Anna Haffley begin June 5, assigned to survey work program development employment referral and youth opportunity programs under the Economic Opportunity Act for Rural Resource Centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess, Greene, Martin Community Action Committee, Inc
Greene County
Doris L. Landry
Anna Haffley
Oil Storage House At Mine Burns At Linton
A storage building at the old Peabody mine tipple near Linton caught fire around 10 a.m. today. Workmen using torches said fumes spread the blaze along the ground for about 300 feet before reaching the structure. A small explosion occurred when a tank blew. The tipple had been vacated, and the Linton Fire Department stood by but did not attempt to extinguish due to the building’s low value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody Mine
Tipple
Linton
Linton Fire Department
Head Start Program Set in Nearby Area
Alan Beals announced a nine month Head Start program to serve 60 low income children across Clay Owen Putnam counties. The project includes day care and four centers with seven hour sessions and services in medical dental and social work. It will employ eight aides and involve twenty four area volunteers. Funds totaling 58755 will be administered locally through Owen Putnam Community Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Beals
Office of Economy Opportunity
Great Lakes Region
Clay, Owen
Putnam Counties
Coen Owen-Putnam Communitynion Program
Brazil
Delay Expected on Speck Sentence Delayed Death Penalty
Richard Speck, 25, was sentenced to die in the Illinois electric chair for the murders of eight student nurses. He was sent to a diagnostic center for testing before transfer to Stateville Penitentiary, with years likely to pass before any execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Speck
Peoria
Ill
Chicago
Joliet, Il
UPI
Illinois Electric Chair
Stateville Penitentiary
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New England
Camden
N. J
Dwight D. Eisenhower
France
Secret Army Organization of
Algeria
Eugene Fitch Ware
Orville Blackburn
H Street
Linton Postoffice
Postoffice
Lucile Wells
Bill McKinney
AMA
Columbia University
Oregon State College
Oil Facts
American Petroleum Institute
O't Facts
Vietnam
Stockton
England
Majorca
Braniin
Interior
Stewart Udall
Mideast
Walter Logan
United Press International
Egypt
Britain
Old City
Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Sinai
Suez Canal
Cairo
Middle East
Russia
Harold Wilson
American Board of ‘Internal Medicine
Community Hospital
Charles Fisch
Wll
I. U., School of Medicine
Kran
National Guardsmen
LBJ
Senate
McNamara
House Commerce Committee
Speck
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