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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1959

Page

3

Senator backs Burns Ditch seaport push in Indiana

Michigan City Indiana Senator Eugene Bainbridge urged Northern Indiana business leaders to support the Burns Ditch Lake Michigan seaport. He called it a public program with enlightened self interest and said two large steel mills at the port would help its financial feasibility, but only with broad backing from business, unions and others.

Michigan City Ind UPT Eugene Bainbridge Dmunster Indiana Lake Michigan Democratic Caucus Man Bainbridge

Wheat Marketing Penalties Set for 1959 Crop

Clina E Hasler of the Greene County ASC office announced the 1959 crop marketing quota penalty rate at 1.07 dollars per bushel. The rate equals 45 percent of the May 1 wheat parity price, applied under the wheat marketing quota program to noncompliant farmers.

Clina E. Hasler Greene County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office Hasler

Wheat quota rules offer farm exemptions and penalties

A farmer harvesting 15 acres or less of wheat, or approved to grow up to 30 acres for feed, avoids quota penalties. Excess planted wheat can dodge marketing penalty by reducing to allotment or storing it under bond or delivering to the Secretary of Agriculture. A separate note quotes a president’s message and Treasury Secretary Anderson.

Secretary of Agriculture Hasler

Polaris Missile Sub USS George Washington Launches

The nation's first Polaris missile submarine USS George Washington was launched in Groton Connecticut. President Eisenhower said it will add greatly to our ability to preserve the peace. The vessel's destructive potential is described as immense.

Groton, Conn George Washington Eisenhower

Gromyko Receives Berlin Ultimatum Amid Summit Tension

In Geneva the Western Big Three pressed Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko with an ultimatum to halt Berlin staffing. They warned the 30 day foreign ministers talks would end without a summit if Moscow persists, as Herter and partners held a secret session seeking a prompt resolution.

Geneva UPI Russia Andrei Gromyko Berlin Tion Christian Herter Gromyko

Mrs Bock Wins Marathon Mile Maker Sweepstakes Prize

Mrs Josephine Bock of 520 First Street Northeast is announced winner of this week’s 44 million dollar Marathon Mile-maker Sweepstakes at Bub's Marathon Service Station. A Brownie Starflex Delux Camera outfit is awarded alongside the weekly grand prize, a 1959 Pontiac, with entrants from Kentucky Indiana Illinois Michigan Ohio and Wisconsin.

Josephine Bock First Street Bub Orval Byers Buck Byers

Bible Thought by Pastor C. W. Rains Spur Hope

Daily devotional from Church of God pastor C W Rains cites Romans 15 14 to urge readers to study reflect and pray. It links scripture to quiet meditation and viewing Christ to gain comfort and patience as spiritual progress continues.

C. W. Rains Church of God 3Rd St NW Christ

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