Crossroads Nine Holds First in Quad County League
Crossroads Independent baseball team leads the Quad county league. They traveled to Coal City Sunday and won 28 to 2. A return engagement with Coal City is set for Sunday at 2:00 pm in Switz City. Mike Blackmore pitched for Crossroads, relieved by Dean Walters in the seventh. Bob Brown finished the last two innings. Hart was the loser.
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Crossroads
Marshall King
Coal City
Coal City Nine
Switz City
Mike Blackmore
Dean Walters
Bob Brown
Hart
McCormack Attacks Kennedy Delegates Over Cameras
McCormack accuses Kennedy forces of letting cameras distort the Democratic convention. He urges visitors to maintain dignity and credits the party, warning that fights would be captured by cameras rather than solemn deliberations.
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Democratic Party
Card of Thanks for Irene Alice Dennis
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for expressions of sympathy after the passing of Irene Alice Dennis. Ernest Dennis and Family appreciate all who sent flowers and the Calvary Baptist Church Rev Panen and Mrs Bill McNew for their kindness.
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Irene Alice Dennis
Panen
Bill McNew
Calvary Baptist Churen
Ernest Dennis
Vna Sue Dailey
Tammy Sue
Post Office to Ban Odd Shaped Envelopes
The Post Office Department announced a rule banning nonrectangular mail and sizes under 3 inches high or 4% inches long starting January 1 1963. Mechanization needs drive the change, with baby announcements and similar cards already conforming to the standard shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Post Office Department
Princess Grace Kelly abandons Hollywood plans
Princess Grace Kelly of Monaco says she has dropped plans for an early return to Hollywood and may never act again. In Nice Matin she cited schedule conflicts and her official duties in Monaco as more important, noting previous delays with Marnie would recur.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Hollywood
Newpaper
Nice Matin
Grace
Alfred H
Marnie
Monao
Aide Fired Over Leaked Estes Investigation Note
Washington reports a Republican aide on the Estes investigation was fired for leaking a confidential Agriculture Department report on Billie Sol Estes to the New York Herald Tribune. Manuel said he may be ousted, amid friction as hearings continue and a Texas official was implicated in Estes finances.
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Washington
House
Billie Sol Estes
United Proag
Robert Wan
L. H. Fountain
D-N
Menpel
UPI
New York Herald Tribune
Agriculture Department
Estes
Manuel
Texas Atty
Ee Pape
Ralph
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed
A hospital report lists admissions on Wednesday including Mrs. Levi Joliff Worthington Mrs. Satie Simpson Linton George Williams Dugger Terry Poe Jasonville plus Michael Price Bloomfield Mrs John Hasler Lyons and Duncen Crane. Dismissals on Wednesday include Claude Fullom Linton Karl Kramer Linton Miss Mary Meurer Lyons Mrs Don Powell Switz City David Gualtney Lyons James Fitzpatrick Bloomfield and Mary Ruby Rose Linton.
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Levi Joliff Worthington
Satie Simpson
Linton
George ‘Williams
Dugger
Terry Poe
Jasonville
Arnold Duncen
Crane
Michael Price
Bloomfield
John Hasler
Lyons
Claude Fullom
Karl Kramer
Mary Meurer
Don Powell
Switz
David Gualtney
James Fitzpatrick
Mary
Ruby Rose
Kenneth Nocus
Enjoy Party Atmosphere Flighty Executives Worries Air
Gary Flanneled businessmen board a jet to New York for an executive flight party with paper hats and noisemakers. The trip, run by United Airlines, promises pampering for 300,000 business travelers and costs an extra three dollars. Stewardesses face a tight service window and recall cake generosity from a St. Louis executive.
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Chicago
New York
Idlewild
Panis
United Aires
Lin Fihds Citb
Ried
Myrna Tippets
St. Louis
Survey shows more paid leisure for Americans
Washington report highlights that 1960 saw about 155 hours more paid leisure per worker than in 1940, due to shorter weeks, six extra vacation days and four more holidays. The piece notes a trend toward more days off, with New York unions seeking 25 hour weeks and several trades aiming for six hour days.
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Washington
Peter Henle
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Henle
Monthly
Labor Review
New York City
New York
Harold A. Felix
War Labor Board
Seven Women Run World First State Agency Switchboard
In Indianapolis seven women operate a single Centrex switchboard serving all state agencies. Since 1960, the 1- Melrose 3 4000 line handles about 3,000 calls daily, replacing 28 individual boards. Operators bring specialty knowledge from prior postings and keep extensive government data files to guide callers.
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Indianapolis
Hoosier
Beulah Vaughn
Centrex
Melrose
Board of Accounts
Board of Accounts ‘To the Watch Repairing Examiners
Boaird
Vaughn
Welsh
Employment Security Division
State Library
Switchboard
Catherine Griffin
Eva Michael
Employment Security
Thelma Godine
Department of Revenue
Kathleen Norris
Public Works and Supply
Catherine Fulford
State Highway Department
Anna Mae Byrd
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Russian man arrested in Sochi for talking with Benny Goodman band
A Soviet police arrest in Sochi, in front of the Primorskaya Hotel, involved a local television station employee who spoke with Benny Goodman’s touring jazz orchestra. Police seized a book and photos from a companion. Goodman denounced the incident as showing weakness on their part. The arrest marks a rare police effort to curb civilian contact with the orchestra during its six week cultural tour.
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Moscow
Wpn
Benny Goodman
Black Sea
Sochi
Primorskaya
Goodman
Soviet Union
Ice Capades Cinderella Story Ends With No Prince
Lynn Patsy Finnegan, a 19-year-old New York beauty, stars in the Ice Capades after Cathy Machado’s baby birth. Producer John Harris says there is no rivalry and both skaters will share featured spots in the 28rd annual show. Patsy admits she has no boyfriend and focuses on learning the skating business.
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Hollywood
Florida
Palm Springs
Latin America
Atlantic
New Jersey
Miss Hopeful
Lynn
Patsy) Finnegan
New York
Chicago
Cathy Machado
Cathy
John Harris
Bert Miss Finnegan
Cinderella Finnegan
Patsy
Harris
Prince Charming
Governor Brown Fines Norman Goldman for Jaywalking
Norman Goldman of Garden Grove paid a $5.25 jaywalking fine after crossing a street to shake Governor Edmund G. Brown's hand at a political rally on Sunday. The incident occurred in Los Angeles as Brown's office reported the payment on Monday.
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Los Angeles
Wep
Edmund G. Brown
Norman Goldman
Garden Grove
Calif
Goldman
Brown
Dow Jones Averages Report Day's Mixed Movement
The Dow Jones totals show 30 industrials at 604.20 up 0.29, 20 rail shares at 126.87 up 0.19, 15 utilities at 113.56 down 0.46, and 65 stocks at 208.71 down 0.07 to close.
Shoppers Prove Point in Chicken Frank Marketing
New York report from Cornell University shows a sales test between two chicken frankfurter names. Displays rotated daily to avoid bias. Franks labeled as one name edged out the other by 55 to 45 in preference at the Poultry and Egg National Board show. Additional items included family pack eggs and chicken barbecue sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station
Poultry and Egg National Board
Market report Indianapolis hogs and cattle mixed
Live stock market notes from Indianapolis with hogs trading firm to 225 per cwt for 180 to 240 lb and widespread 150 to 170 lb at 14.50 to 16.26. Sows steady with some 25 lower. Cattle and calves mostly steady to 29. Bulls weak. Priced ranges for steers, heifers, cows, and feeders included.
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Indianapolis
Beaten Eggs Bake And Serve Chicken Loaf And Sausage
A brief note lists beaten eggs to prepare a dish, bake and serve a chicken loaf, and includes two sausage products chicken bologna and chickalona as components.
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Oberholtzer
Welch & Cornett Funeral Home
Cornell
Taylor—Hasler
Ethel Bovenschen
Arthur
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Princess Grace Kelly
Jenkins & Sons Funeral Home
Aleor
Helen Horwitz
United Press International
William J. Eaton
Alexander Graham Bell
Kennedy
Linton Daily
Ward’s
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THE
Linton Daily Citizen
Joe @. Turner
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Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
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Indissa
Tern
Indiana
Warren Bh.onkden
Vance Sappenfield
DOW Jones
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Cravens
Cravens Cleaners
E. Vincennes
Elizabeth Lewis
Lyel
Rytex Private
Rytex
Linton, Indiana
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