Midwest Weather Unleashes Storms Snow and Frost
Weather across the Midwest brings tornadoes in Kansas Oklahoma and Iowa with hail in Missouri and northern Oklahoma. Severe winds hit several towns while heavy rain triggers flash flooding in Kansas and record cold fronts invade the Northern Plains with frost warnings and two inches of snow in Montana.
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Ey West Naval Air Station
Greene County to Hold Public Hearing on Emergency Appropriations
Greene County Indiana will hold a public meeting at the County Auditor's office in Peacan to consider emergency appropriations for 1969. Taxpayers may appear and be heard on items including rescue truck, communications, bridge projects, sheriff equipment, and real estate assessments.
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Cauvele
Ftaxpayers
Greene County
Indiana
Peacan
P.M. Thursay
Stinc
Board of Review
Hie
Communication & Transportation
Telephone - Sernermenien & Transportation
Bridge Benet
Sigan Ign Brior
State Board of Commissioners
I'Te Ee
Jan Ee Michael Itor
Rats Attack Infant Twins in High Point Duplex
Two month old twins Dinetta and Anita Floyd were bitten by rats described as wharf-type in their bed at a $50 per month four room duplex. One twin suffered a mutilated right foot, both faces puncture wounds. Doctors feared infection but expect recovery with skin grafting possible. The family was relocated to a housing project.
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High Point
N. C
Bethel Church Announces Revival Services
Revival services begin June 16 at Bethel Community Church south of Dugger and run through June 22. Guest speaker Rev. Tom Horton of Greenville South Carolina, a Bob Jones University graduate and former pastor of Temple Baptist in Carlisle, will speak each evening at 7 30 PM with public invited.
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Bethel Community Church
Dugger
Tom Horton
Greenville
S.C
Bob Jones University
Temple Baptist Church
Carlisle
Grain Sorghum Loan Rates Announced by ASC Chairman
Grain sorghum loan and purchase rates for 1969 crop set at 1.52 dollars per hundredweight in Greene County. The rate reflects the 1969 national average of 1.61 for No 2 sorghum and uses the same county and terminal rate method as before. Price support to participants will be via farm and warehouse stored loans and purchases.
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Greene County
C. Ralph Anderson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Anderson
Lindsey Sisters to Appear in Revue at ISU Union Hall
Miss Cheryl Lindsey and Miss Linda Lindsey daughters of Mr and Mrs Robert Lindsey of Linton will perform in the Nancy Sauer dance revue at the union building Indiana State University at 8 p m June 29 One feature will be the Magic Forest from Hansel and Gretel.
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Cheryl Lindsey
Linda Lindsey
Robert Lindsey
Linton
Nancy Sauer
Union Building
Indiana State University
Hansel and Gretel
Matters Of Record Dockets From Indiana Notices
Local notices list admissions and dismissals for residents of Jasonville Linton Worthington and nearby towns. Births include a son for Moran Lyons and a daughter for Butler. Court fines imposed for traffic muffler violations drinking minors and boating safety infractions.
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Dennis Butler
Linton
Licenses Revoked for Drunken Driving and Suspended Licenses
Grover L. Cox of Sullivan on Route 1 has license revoked from March 31 to May 31 1969 for drunken driving. Jack McClure of Sullivan on Route 1 from Oct 14 1968 to Oct 14 1969 for driving while suspended. Cecil Hayes of Lyons Route 1 from March 18 to June 18 1969 for drunken driving. James Noris of Solsberry Route 1, May 20 1969 for judgment. Charles Padgett of Linton on Route 3 from Nov 7 1968 to Mar 7 1969 for driving while suspended and from March 1969 to Mar 7 1970 for drunken driving.
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Grover L. Cox
Sullivan
Rte. One
Jack McClure
Cecil Hayes
Lyons
James Noris
Solsberry
Charles Padgett
Linton
Rte. Three
Live Hog and Cattle Market Report With Indiana Advisory Note
Live hogs steady to mixed with prices down. Barrows and gilts 25.50 to 26.00 for 190 to 225 pounds, 24.00 to 25.50 for 230 to 270 pounds. Sows generally steady to 50 lower, boars 18.00 to 19.50. Cattle values show steers and heifers steady, cows weak, bulls and welters soft. Prime lambs around 30.00, ewes 8.00 to 10.00. Indiana advisory warns soils wet and slow drying, delaying field work tonight through Saturday with possible unfavorable haying outcomes by Saturday, but improvement expected Sunday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Agricultural Advisory
Veterans Hospital Patient Roy Ogden Named
Roy Ogden of Worthington is a patient in the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis. He is a former service officer of the Linton Post of the American Legion. Mail should be addressed to him at the hospital Room 412-4E 1481 West Tenth St Indianapolis Ltd. Summer Employment program sponsors note helpers are sought to clean tar tracked onto sidewalks porches or houses during street repairs and urge contacting the Indiana Employment Security Division in Linton to reach registered pupils.
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Roy Ogden
Worthington
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Ogden
Linton Post
American Legion
Veteran's Hospital
West Tenth St
Ltd
Indiana Employment Security Division
Linton
Daily Citizen
Unemployment Claims Rise in Indiana Last Week
INDIANAPOLIS UPI claims for unemployment insurance rose to 15 272 last week, about 5 percent above the 14 561 filed the prior week but below 20 084 a year earlier. Dwight D Kelley of the Indiana Employment Security Division said offices were closed for Memorial Day but opened five days the following week. Minor plant shutdowns occurred for vacation, inventory, or weak demand.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Dwight D. Kelley
Indiana Employment Security Division
Kelley
Midmorning Grain Market Trends on the Board of Trade
At midmorning in Chicago on the Board of Trade grain futures showed wheat and soybeans fractionally lower while corn oats rye rose slightly. Prices at 10:30 a.m. reflect minor shifts across futures contracts with various delivery months showing small gains or losses.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Funeral services for John H. McFarland
John H. McFarland 81 of Worthington died Wednesday. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Myers Funeral Home Worthington with Rev. James Blume officiating. Burial will be in Worthington Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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John McFarland
John H. McFarland
Worthington
Myers
James Blume
Jasonville
Ora Hudson
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Sullivan County
William
Florence Johnson Williams
Elmer Powell
Whiting
Jack Gambill
Linton
Mamie Shank
Rockville
Edna Bennett
Mattie Sheets
Hattie McBride
Maude Dayton
Walter Williams
Mec. Clanahan Funeral Home
Lebanon Cemetery
Loy B. Rhodenbeck
Indianapolis
Rhodenbeck
William H
Aurelia Butler Rhodenbeck
Calvin Rhodenbeck
Fannie Rhodenbeck
Welch and Cornett
Dale Heidbaugh
Fairview Cemetery
Mine R Continues with Time Allocation by Category
The excerpt lists time spent in various categories from food to clothing and medical. Food tobacco and alcohol take 56 minutes, transportation 40, clothing 25, medical 21, recreation 18, and other activities 1 hour 4 minutes.
Obituaries from Jasonville and Indianapolis area
Funeral notices for George Frank Beatty 71 of Coalmont and Ora Hudson 81 of Jasonville list services at McClanahan Funeral Home with burial in local cemeteries. Also noted are Loy B. Rhodenbeck of Indianapolis and Hallie H. Bland of Indianapolis with service details and family survivors.
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Jasonville
George Frank Beatty
Coalmont
2 Yee Nde County Hospital
Banteng, Southeast Asia Domesticated Ox
The banteng is the domesticated ox of Southeast Asia. It is recognized for its use as a draft animal and its presence in rural agriculture across the region.
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Southeast Asia
Astronauts May Plant Two Flags On Moon Surface
The House passed a space appropriations bill requiring astronauts to plant a single American flag on the moon. Sen Wallace Mennett of Utah proposed a second flag, one from the Capitol and another from Independence Hall, to be planted on the July 4 mission.
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Moon
Washington
Tpt
Rotary Program Honors Fathers at Linton Club
William Warting, program chairman, introduced his daughters Susan Carol Merrie Lou Sarah Beth and Harriett at a Linton Rotary meeting on Wednesday. The girls sang songs about Father s Day read essays and gave a brief history of Father s Day.
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William Warting
Susan
Carol
Merrie Lou
Sarah Beth
Harriett
Linton Rotary Club
West Virginia family tragedy burials and arson charges
Twelve members of the Bailey family were buried in a communal grave after a Kanawha River cemetery funeral in Parkersburg. Susan and Roger Bailey, 15 and 13, admitted setting the tarpaper house fire to stop Susan's relationship with an 18-year-old cousin. Their father Charles Bailey, 41, mother Ruby, 36, and 10 children perished. Police say the siblings siphoned gasoline, spread it around, and set the blaze. the two youths face charges of serious case. The sole survivor is their father’s adult son and the children's grandfather sobbed at the burial.
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Lee Bechtold
Susan Bailey
Roger
Susan
Charles Bailey
Ruby
Bailey
Judy Fury
Joliet
Baileys
Kanawha
Obie Bailey
Parkersburg
W. VA
Suzie Bailey
Carl Bailey
Parakeet Chippy Returns Home In York Rescue
Chippy the parakeet, missing for two days, vocalized his address to attract help. A couple heard him say Please return me to 254 Ship ton Road York and brought him back to his home, ending the cold spell.
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York
England
Chippy
Cresswell
Shipton Road
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