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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
8
Taylor University in Upland Indiana received a 7500 dollar grant from the Atomic Energy Commission to buy scientific equipment and fund a research program.
Admissions include Mrs. Larry Deckard Solsberry mother of Gary Dale six pounds nine ounces. Mrs Rosella Martin Linton parent of Marty Bruce Schubla. A daughter born weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces to Mrs Bill McKee Lyons, unnamed. Wayne Hasler Linton and Miss Marcha Duane Mason Ohio among entrants. Dismissals include Mrs Russell Schlosser Bloomfield Mrs Grace West Bloomfield and Miss DeAnn Dowden Switz Cry.
House Senate conferees approve a 10 percent pay raise for about 1,021,000 federal civil service workers. The plan costs roughly 542 million dollars annually after 1958 and 800 million this year, retroactive to early January. Scientists and engineers would receive a 10 percent hike as part of the compromise.
In Nicosia Turkish Cypriots storm the Turkish section police station demanding release of youths jailed for Greek-store looting. British troops intervene with fixed bayonets while 200 women at central HQ hurl bottles and provoke barbed wire barricades and a house curfew. A Greek church torched by arsonists in the Turkish sector is set fire again. Police report two Turkish special constables arrested carrying bombs and a gun. Unverified reports claim a submarine arrived in northern Cyprus and arms parachuted to Turkish Cypriots.
UPI dispatch from Indianapolis notes hog prices uneven and mostly down 25 to 50 cents with numbers across weight classes ranging from 180 to 310 pounds. Cattle and calves at about steady with limited higher grades and standard issues.
Dealers hold steady with steer prices from 22.50 to 26.00 and average to good choices near 27.50. Heifers bring 25.00 to 26.25 with some average at 27.00. Spring lambs run 22.00 to 23.50 with good to choice offerings.
An advertisement touts ITCH-ME-NOT promising relief in 15 minutes with 48c back at any drug store. It claims to deaden itch and burning in minutes and kill germs and fungi on contact. Mentions eczema, athlete foot, ringworm, insect bites, and surface rashes with sale at Hamilton Drug Co.
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