Japanese Toy Robot Goro Winks at Girls in Tokyo
A five foot five inch, 271 pound robotic figure named Goro, controlled by radio up to 300 yards, winks at girls and walks, with extra long feet to stay upright. Created by Jiro Aizawa, the Hayamchi institute funds 280 Japanese toy makers and exports designs worldwide. Built at a cost of 38310 dollars, Goro is not for sale.
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Goro
Hayamchi
England
France
Germany
Italy
Monaco
Switzerland
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Japan
Aizawa
Obituary of Wesley Keller Life of Linton miner and church member
Wesley Otto Keller 83 died at Freeman Greene county hospital at 7 45 am Sunday after three months of poor health and two weeks of illness He was born Oct 8 1880 in Greene county to Mack and Rennie Keller spent most of his life around Linton and worked as superintendent at Primrose Mine for 30 years He was a member of the First Methodist Church of Linton He and his wife Elizabeth Frances Lynn Keller married April 12 1903 He is survived by his widow and several siblings and a niece Ruth Page Funeral services at Memory Chapel with Rev W T Murphy and burial in Fairview Cemetery
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Wesley Otto Keller
Linton
Rte
Freeman- Greene’ County
Keller
Greene County
Mack and
Rennie Rusher Keller
Ruth Page
Eliizabeth Frances Lynn Keller
Andersom
Poindexter
Memory Chapel
W T. Murphy
Fairview Cemetery
Conrad Stewart Dies in Twinsburg Ohio Area
Conrad Stewart about 55, of Twinsburg Ohio died Wednesday at Uniontown Pennsylvania where he had been working. He was born in Linton the son of Andrew and Margaret Stewart and spent his early life there. Survivors include his widow and a son both of Twinsburg. He was preceded in death by a brother Gordon of Linton. Funeral services were held at Twinsburg Saturday.
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Conrad Stewart
Twinsburg
Ohio
Uniontown
Stewart
Linton
Andrew
Margaret Stewart
Gordon
In Memoriam Anna E. Cain
Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Linton notes the death of Anna E. Cain on June 8, 1963. Hazel and Parker Heaton request prayers as a memorial tribute recalls her life and the peace she found in resting at home.
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Hazel and
Parker Heaton
Jasonville Woman Loretta McKinney Dies at 89
Loretta McKinney Rington, 89, of Jasonville died today at 7 45 a m at Bridgewater Nursing Home in Jasonville She was born February 25 1875 in Greene County and had lived in the nursing home since February She was a former Terre Haute resident and member of the Dean Avenue Christian Church Surviving are two daughters Grace Miller of South Bend Beatrice Harris of Jasonville a son Willis McKinney of Miami Florida two stepdaughters Edith Reece of Jasonville Anna Eslinger of Oakland City two brothers Albert Steward of Ft Dodge Iowa Fred Steward of South Bend Funeral arrangements are with McClanahan Funeral Home
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Loretta McKinney Herrington
Bridgewater
Jasonville
Greene County
Terre Haute
Dean Avenue Christian Church
Grace Miller
South Bend
Beatrice Harris
Willis McKinney
Miami
Fla
Edith Reece
Anna Eslinger
Oakland City
Ind
Albert Steward
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Fred Steward
McClanahan Funeral Home
Former Linton Resident Eva Imbers Dies in Florida
Eva Aland Imbers, 61, a former Linton resident, died Friday in Alterns Florida. Surviving are husband Jack Imbers a sister Susie Green Indianapolis a brother James Lester Uland Linton two half sisters Leeva Rhodecker Carrier Mills Ill and Lorine Levitt Fortville Ind two half brothers Joe Uland Bloomfield and Danny Johnson Indianapolis. Funeral services were held today in Bartow Florida with burial in Florida.
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Linton
Eva Aland Imbers
Alterns
Fla
Bartow, Fla
Florida
Standoff Chicago Bears and College All-Stars Tie
The Chicago Bears and College All-Stars played to a 0-0 tie on August 31, 1934, in the first annual game between college players and professional stars.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
College All- Stars
Collegians
Television Schedule for Monday Evening Lineup
Evening to midnight TV slate lists daytime shows and series from Morning Report to Jazz Scene. Highlights include 7:00 wrestling 9:30 Probe 10:00 movie and 8:30 Desilu Playhouse with a full day of cartoons comedy and drama.
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Milady
Popeye
Rocky
Janie
Wally Gator
Sir Frances Drake
CBS News
Cartoon Theatre
Walter Cronkite
WTHI Channel 16 Airs Central Daylight Time in Terre Haute
The Terre Haute station WTHI Channel 16 lists its schedule with central daylight time adjustments and notes for Tuesday, June.
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WTHI
Terre Haute
Indiana
TV listings for Indianapolis June schedule near NBC News
Daily TV guide entry lists programs on WFBM TV Channel 6 including NBC News, The Doctors, Match Game, Huntley Brinkley, Jeopardy, and local weather. Also shows daytime lineup on Pub Day with Today show, Concentration, and Peter Gunn among others.
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Loretta Young
WFBM
Fred Everett Huntley-Brinkley
Mr. Novak
Richard Boone
Billy Graham
France
Television in Review and Westward TV Expansion
Hollywood hosts recent New York series The Defenders and The Nurses after a union dispute settles. Paramount ownership links Plautus Productions and Talent Associates with Susskind, driving a cost-saving shift toward Hollywood studios. CBS plans The Reporter in New York, while West Coast units develop content for future seasons. Sarnoff foresees individual mini TV transmitters enabling personal channels via radio and satellite.
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Susskind
Paramount
CBS TV
Craig Stevens
West Coast
Plautus
Cbs-Tv
the Reporter
Fortune Magazine
David Sarnoff
Radio Corp. of America
Circuit Court Hears Number of Cases
Arley Anderson aged 52 pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield receiving a $25 fine and 60 days with sentence suspended. Other hearings included divorce actions with weekly supports, attorney fees, custody rulings, and trial dates set for July 27 to Aug. 3. not guilty plea entered by Howard Hill on theft with trial Oct. 28.
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Arley Anderson
Greene
Bloomfield
Indiana State Farm
Loretta Chambers
Monte Chambers
Nette Lucille Sullivan
Robert T. Sullivan
Donald Berlin
Delores Berlin
Raymond Bradbury
Clair Bradbury
Clara Bosell
Alvin Bosell
Rosalie Gouckenour
Frederick Gouckenour
Freeda Pearson
Georgie Pearson
Howard Hill
Supreme Court Plans Quick Opinions Before Vacation
The Supreme Court meets today to issue more opinions ahead of adjournment later this month. The court still has over 20 decisions to hand down before its vacation begins.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Bobby Layne Sets NFL Passing Records in Career
In his 1947 62 NFL career Bobby Layne set records with 196 passing touchdowns 26 768 yards 1815 completions and 3700 attempts across 1815 attempts.
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Pittsburgh
Bobby Layne
Remodeling Costs Shift Toward Additions in Homes
Allied Chemical's Barrett Division reports that nearly half of typical home remodeling expenditures go to additions and alterations. The finding reflects spending patterns for single family homes and underscores focus on expanding living space rather than new construction.
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New York
Allied Chemical
Barrett
TV Listings Preview East Side West Side CBS Go Fight City Hall
TV time highlights include East Side West Side on CBS with Go Fight City Hall as the family grocery store owner faces eviction amid urban renewal. NBC airs House of Bamboo with Robert Stack and Robert Ryan at 6 30 p m CDT.
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City Hall
NBC
G.i’s
Tokyo
Robert Stack
Robert Ryan
Outer Limits
ABC
A_ research center
Fatal kitchen accident in Manila woman dies
Alejandra Andeo, 25, died from severe burns after her dress caught fire while frying rice cakes. Her father poured cooking oil on her thinking it was water, firefighters said.
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Manila
Alejandra Andeo
Parents Involve In School Placement Decisions
Parents play a key role as schools place children in grades and classes over weeks. The principal uses staff input and teacher knowledge, with retention and acceleration guiding the outcome, while parents supply information on attitudes, study habits, social ties, and family factors that affect learning.
Promonte Sets NL Record With 57 Errorless Games
Bob Promonte of the Houston Colts played 57 consecutive errorless games at third base from July 17 through September 19, 1962, setting a National League record.
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Houston
Bob Aspromonte
Houston Colts
Greene County Nurses Association to Host Special Guest Speaker
The Greene County Nurses Association will meet in the hospital clinic room at 7 pm with a special guest speaker announced by officers today.
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Greene County Nurses Association
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