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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
2
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Network press notes on The Hollywood Palace and Queen for a Day reveal early telecast milestones and guest scenes. Casting shifts on The Cara Williams Show are noted, with Fred Bridges replacing Cara Williams, while The Channel Swim returns with Reasoner and Moore.
Live stock figures from Indianapolis show hogs uneven with highs to 50 cents above, 190 to 230 lb ranges $16.75 to $18.00, cattle and calves steady to firm with loads at $20.65 for choice steers, heifers scarce, cows $12.00 to $13.50, bulls $15.50 to $17.00, vealers scarce, and sheep receipts mainly feeder lambs with some choice lots.
Friday TV highlights include Emile Griffith vs Luis Rodriguez in a 15 round welterweight title fight at Convention Hall Las Vegas Don Dunphy calls the action at 10 pm on International Showtime NBC Circus from Budapest hosted by Don Ameche repeats 7 30 pm Bop Hope Theatre Four Kings stars Peter Falk Paul Lukas Susan Strasberg in World War II mission repeats 8 30 Twilight Zone Lee Marvin as prize fighting robot manager repeats 9 30 Jack Paar guests include Arthur Godfrey Lena Horne Jonathan Winters Malcolm Muggeridge repeats 10 Hitchcock Ray Milland as psychiatrist impersonator repeats 1 am
The Saarbrucken capital and Dortmund area gain new highway segments linking to the West German superhighway network. A southern bypass near Aachen and a section between Hildesheim and Siemensstadt near West Berlin were completed, easing summer travel for tourists.
The St. Louis Synod approves a 1965 budget totaling 36.6 million dollars in operating costs and capital investments, up from 1964. The plan allocates 26.6 million dollars to operating costs, with a 17 percent rise mainly for missions and higher education services.
One hundred twenty five Yugoslavian families left homeless by the Skopje quake in July receive aid. Churches, charities, and relief groups in the United States and Canada oversee a volunteer construction team providing sturdy, attractive temporary housing and support.
A fragmented TV schedule lists programs and times for June days including Superman Popeye The Rocky Show Yancey Derringer The Texan and Evening cinema. It shows entries like Big Time Wrestling Sea Hunt Nightlife and Moonline News In Perspective with multiple time slots and network notes.
A dated TV guide page lists WTHI channel programming across Friday to Monday with shows like Captain Kangaroo Alvin and the Chipmunks Gunsmoke and Walter Cronkite reports. It also includes daytime soap hours and evening movie listings, reflecting 1960s broadcast pacing and local station lineup.
A dense rundown of programs from Friday June 12 to Monday June 15 listing Huntley-Brinkley headlines and prime time shows such as The French Look Chrysler Theater That Was The Week That Was and major daytime and late night blocks featuring news weather sports and variety segments across the Indianapolis station.
Hospital report lists several patients and dismissals across Jasonville Linton Bloomfield Newberry Worthington Solsberry Newber and nearby areas. Names include Kathleen Chile Elizabeth Vaughn Wilbur Spurgeon Ned W Kent Edgar BeMoss Kathy Rap Barton Dorothy Helderman Omar Dodd and others. Some entries reference Mrs. Elmo Shields and Mrs. James Lindsey along with additional spouses and families.
An annual Opey An ocean dip in Puerto Rico marks a mid night tradition around June 23 24 tracing back to Ponce de Leon and early Spanish conquistadores. Pre swim on San Juan de Bautista Day honors the patron saint of San Juan and the fiesta is celebrated island wide with equal enthusiasm.
A fragment notes Cahada geese flying speeds around 35 miles per hour and a claimed pace of a mile per minute, with phrasing suggesting measurement uncertainty and misspellings.
James William Bishop 62 of Carlisle route 2 will have services at 2 pm Saturday at Pleasantville Methodist Church with Rev William Earley officiating. Burial follows in Indian Prairie Cemetery. Friends may call at Newkirks Funeral Home in Dugger.
Charles Duncan 73 of Linton died at 5 a.m. at home after weeks of failing health. Born June 15, 1890 in Coalton Ohio, he was a retired coal miner and a member of Jasonville Christian church and United Mine Workers. Survived by widow Nora Gadberry Duncan, son Charles K. Duncan, daughter Martha G. Smith, three grandchildren, two sisters Thelma Pickle and Marie Poe, and brother William Duncan. Funeral Monday at 10 a.m. in Lebanon Cemetery Midland.
Boy Scouts of Troop 50 working for first and second class badges hold an overnight campout at the Scout camp north of Linton tonight. They should meet at the Scout hall at 5 p.m. with food for tonight and morning and return by 7 30 a m Saturday.
Mrs Grace Hagemeier of Linton entered Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes Monday for emergency surgery. She is reported to be recovering satisfactorily and is in room 249 signed as a patient.
An announcement urged Civic Garden Club committee members to meet at the Country Club at 9 30 a m on Monday for the silver anniversary party and to bring flowers kept in mind.
Raymond Leslie Doane 61 of Switz City died suddenly at 1 30 p m Thursday shortly after admission to Knox County Hospital He was born March 21 1903 in Aliceville son of John and Etta Chesnut Doane He married Florence Alma Oliver on July 14 1928 He was a farmer with survivors including two daughters Thelma Doane Oak Town and Doris Rose Linton two sons Richard Doane San Diego Calif and Marvin Doane Linton 12 grandchildren one sister Sadie Earley Vinernes and one brother Melvin Doane Bicknell. Two brothers and one sister preceded him in death. Funeral services 2 p m Monday Memory Chapel Linton Rev Elmer Rose officiating burial Odd Fellows Cemetery Bicknell.
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