Mine Run Takes Short Vacation
Mine Run will be away for about two weeks before resuming work.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
1
Chamber of Commerce in Linton adds 98 members in 1964 drive
The Linton Chamber of Commerce reports 98 members enrolled toward a 150 goal as of this month, up from 104 last year. New members include Hamilton Drug Co and many local businesses while plans aim to complete the drive soon. interested joiners may contact the East Vincennes Street office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce At
Linton
Gerald W. Landis
Hamilton Drug Co
Peoples Trust Co
Poe Electric
Briggs Motor Sales
Reinties Truck Service
Red and White Food Market
Hastings Appliances
Linton Tron and Metal
George E. Greene
CPA
Clayton Insurance
Dog ‘N’ Suds
Linton Milk Co
ABC Gas and Electric
Hostetlers Market
Turpen Construction Co
WBTO
Welch and Cornett
Home Loan and Finance
Linton Glass Co
Correll’s
D and D. Bituminous
Cravens Cleaners
Bob Walters Mercury
A and H. Commission
Osborne
New Home Furnishing Co
Roosevelt Hotel
Francis Haseman
Chamber of Commerce
Vincennes Street
Fire destroys buildings and tractors at Newberry
A Thursday evening fire at 8 30 p m burned a frame building beside Khulenschmidt Implement Co in Newberry. Two tractors valued at about 10 000 were destroyed and two thirds of the May Hasler home burned. Fire units from Elnora Lyons Crane Linton and Odon fought the blaze. no injuries reported and investigators probe the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Khulenschmidt Implement Co
May Hasler
Elnora
Lyons
Crane
Linton
Odon
Hasler
Two Newspapers Hike Edition Prices
The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News announce a two cent rise in single copy prices to 10 cents starting Monday June 15. Both papers, divisions of Triangle Publications, Inc., raise the front page box price from eight to ten cents while home delivery rates stay at 48 cents for daily and 20 cents for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Daily News Today
Triangle Publications, Inc
the Inquirer
News
Scranton Mulls Presidential Candidacy as Ike Backed
Gov William W Scranton prepared to announce his bid for the Republican presidential nomination at a Maryland convention. Rep Fred Schwengel and Rep Richard Schweiker said Ike is with Scranton and Goldwater’s hold on the nomination faces a challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William W. Scranton
Ike
Scranton
Maryland
Fred W. Schwengel
Iowa
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Schwengel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Richard Schweiker
Fingerprints of Hoffa Sought
Government prosecutors sought new handwriting samples of James R Hoffa after being barred from using Senate Rackets Committee fingerprint cards to prove his signature. The move aimed to connect Hoffa to documents in his 25 million fraud trial amid defense claims of a frame-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Senate Rackets Committee
Teamster Union
William O. Bittman
Hoffa
Hoffa Signed At Appearances Before the Rackets Committee
Rackets Committee
House OKs Expanded Public Works Bill for Indiana Projects
The House Appropriations Committee approved a public works bill adding about 3.3 million to fund Indiana projects. It earmarks 2.1 million to start construction of the Newbury locks and dam on the Ohio River and 1.5 million to begin Calumet Harbor channel work deepening the Calumet River and Calumet Lake. The panel also boosted 778 thousand for a Wabash River investigation beyond the 425 thousand requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Indiana
Newbury Locks
Ohio River
Kentucky
Congress
Calumet Harbor
Indiana-Illinois
Calumet River
Calumet Lake
Wabash River
Army Corps of Engineers
Wheat Surplus Seen Dropping Below Eight Hundred Million
Federal officials project the 1965 wheat carryover to dip to about 788 million bushels by July 1 1965 from 850 million earlier estimates Due to reduced 1964 crop production weather impacts and government acreage programs The report notes a record 1961 surplus of 14 billion bushels and cites domestic use and exports for 1964 65 as about 620 million and 700 million bushels respectively It also records a 1963 sugar beet crop at a record 23 352 million tons with a 28 rise from 1962 and reports corn planting in the Corn Belt nearing completion at over 95 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
The
Crop Reporting Board
UPI Joins Newly Organized Service For Vote Returns
United Press International will join ABC News CBS News NBC News and the AP in a new network election service. The 1964 pool covers top contests president senators and governors with plans to expand to all races in 50 states. UPI aims to cover all other contests and work with the AP to reduce duplication and speed nationwide results.
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New York
United Press International
Associated Press
Network Election Service
Network Elections Service
ABC News
CBS News
NBC News
Mims Thomason
National Election Bureau
UPS
Andovernors
UPI
Wes Gallagher
French style horsey set opens near St Tropez
A French version of the dude ranch has opened near St Tropez according to Pan American World Airways serving the French Riviera through Nice. The Augberge Relais Hip pique at Le Muy blends country inn and riding club with three to seven day treks through the Maures Este rel and Verdon Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Tropez
Pan American World Airways
French Riviera
Nice
Augberge Relais Hippique
LeMuy
Horstel
Maures-Esterel
Verdon
Warming Trend on Tap for Indiana Weather Forecast
United Press International reports scattered showers and warming temperatures across Indiana. Highs reach 83 to 90 by Friday with lows 64 to 74, while a five day outlook shows 2 to 4 degrees above normal and 0.5 to 1 inch rainfall totals in scattered showers through next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
South Bend
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Tincher Family Reunion Planned at Glenburn Community House
Members of the Tincher family plan a reunion at the Glenburn Community House on Sunday June 2 with a 12 30 p.m. basket dinner. All family members friends and relatives are invited. For more information call 847 4190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tincher
Glenburn
Priest Demands Suspension of Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles priest William H. DuBay asks Pope Paul VI to remove James Francis Cardinal McIntyre as Los Angeles archbishop for alleged failure to lead on racial discrimination. DuBay says he faced discipline for speaking on integration and sent a letter charging moral malfeasance and a campaign of intimidation by the cardinal.
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Los Angeles
Nep
James Francis
McIntyre
William H. DuBay
St. Albert the Great Catholic Church
Compton
DuBay
Chancery
Father DuBay
Martin McGovern
St. Albert's
Ireland
Father du Bay
Cardinal McIntyre
Guardsmen to Camp In Michigan
The National Guard unit Company C First Tank Battalion 138th Armor based in Linton will depart for Camp Grayling Michigan on Saturday. Forty two enlisted men and three officers will travel from the Linton Armory at 7 30 a m with an overnight stop in Coldwater Michigan. They will train in tank firing and tactical skills. Last year the unit placed first in a proficiency test and won a trophy. Camp Grayling sessions run June 13 through June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
138Th Armor
Linton
Camp Grayling
Mich
Linton National Guard
Coldwater
Two Teenagers Die In Indiana Traffic Wrecks
Two Hoosier teenagers die in separate crashes in Indiana. Daniel C Hartz, 18, Evansville, and Richard Carr, 16, Plymouth, lost their lives Thursday night. Hartz died at the Indiana 57 and Boonville Harmony Road intersection after a collision involving a car driven by Thomas G Maurer, 16, Evansville. In Plymouth, Carr died when his car overturned on Indiana 17, injuring his brother Dennis, 13, and James Vermillion, 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Branigin In Strong Position as Democratic State Convention Opens
The Democratic convention begins with Roger D. Branigin favored for governor and Robert L. Rock likely chosen as lieutenant governor. Labor groups back Branigin Rock, while Clinton Green remains a challenger. Hartke faces possible withdrawal due to civil rights bill amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Roger D. Branigin
Robert L. Rock
Anderson
Branigin
Lafayette
Indiana State Bar Association
Rock
Indiana
Afl-Cio Committee
Laborites
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Kizer
General Assembly
Green
Clinton Green
Worthington
Welsh
Indiana Port Commission
Bloomington
Thomas Lemon
William Fortune
Zionsville
John R. Walsh
Jack New
Greenfield
Charles Kirk
Floyds Knobs
John R. Ax
Linton
John D. Bottorff
Seymour
Indiana Young Democrats Organization
Joseph Farina
la Porte County
Farina
Derby
Mark L. France
Fort Wayne
Henry Hermansen
Brook
Supreme and Appellate Courts
Helen Corey
Terre Haute
Freda Noble
South Bend
Hartke
Vance Hartke
Evansville
Washington
Experts Baffled By Monster of Sister Lakes Sighting
Cass County Michigan witnesses report a nine foot tall hairy creature with a black human like face terrorizing Sister Lakes area. University of Michigan zoologists offer gorilla or black bear theories while Cass County deputies suspect a wandering bear uses huckleberry terrain to roam the resort region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Lakes
Mich
Wpp
Cass County
Frank FE. Eggerton
University of Michigan Zoology Department
Eggleton
William H. Burt
Bert
Michigan
Roscommon County
Burt
Sheriff's Deputies
Blair sworn as new ambassador to the Philippines
William McCormick Blair Jr longtime associate of Adlai Stevenson was sworn in as ambassador to the Philippines. Blair previously served as ambassador to Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William McCormick Blair Jr
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Philippines
Blair
Denmark
Treaty Seeks Mutual Aid Between Nations in Berlin Standoff
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and East German leader Ulbricht sign a 20 year friendship pact denoting West Berlin as a separate entity not part of West Germany. The accord pledges mutual assistance and aims at easing East West German tensions while inviting Western powers to negotiate. Ulbricht urges U S Britain and France to free West Germany for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Wien
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Berlin
West Germany
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Kremlin
Europe
Ulbricht
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
Rockefeller Seeks Final GOP Push Against Goldwater
Albany, N Y Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller girded for a final drive against Sen. Barry Goldwater in the Republican nomination battle. He warned a Goldwater victory would be disastrous for the party and nation and said he would stand alone if other leaders refuse to join his fight for moderation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arionian
New York
Goldwater
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Maryland
Senate
San Francisco
County Youth Injured In Tractor Mishap
Ned Wayne Kent a 16 year old Lyons rural route resident suffered severe cuts and bruises when a tractor with a rotary hoe caused a farm accident at his home. He drove the tractor after the crash until neighbor Helen Webster found him and he was taken to Freeman Greene county hospital. His condition listed as fair today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Wayne Kent
George Kent
Lyons
Freeman-Greene County
Helen Webster
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Yelena Alenushka
Valentina
Rocky
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