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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
6
Mike Quigley a 12 year old junior high student keeps an unusual pet a red fox that eats hamburgers and drinks eggs and he walks the animal on a leash around Peacedale Rhode Island.
Indiana crop report says 95 percent of corn and 90 percent of soybeans planted by week end, well above last year's pace. Weeds minimal, 40 percent of corn cultivated, tomatoes starting, wheat headed, oats good, hay harvest begins, alfalfa cut, pasture strong. Sarawak tribemen still hunt with poisoned darts but favor firearms when available.
The week notes teen activities at McCormick Creek and Shakamak with Girl Scouts Brownies and 4-H'ers from Greene and Morgan counties camping. Trips to Florida are planned by Cheryl Creech and others, and local youths pursue jobs, education, and travel as bands, ROTC, and Boys State programs continue.
An untrained 21 year old US Air Force mechanic at Alconbury England stole a B45 jet bomber for a joy ride and crashed killing himself. Minutes earlier two American and two British airmen were aboard and witnessed the incident.
Indiana University announces the Diary of Anne Frank will open the annual auditorium series with Francis Lederer starring. The lineup lists New York City Center Ballet Company October 16 and Danis h National Orchestra October 22 among other major acts. Mail order tickets are on sale with existing subscribers allowed to keep current seats by July 1.
Five men were killed when an American jet trainer and a British jet bomber collided five miles southwest of a large U S airbase. Authorities said the accidents were unrelated and withheld the victims’ names until their families were notified.
Danny Huber of McIntosh, an ex army cook and farmer, won first prize in the cake baking contest with a chocolate chiffon cake at the Northern Show of Progress in Morbidge. He beat all the women entrants.
Merchants in Linton will display their flags this Saturday to observe Flag Day. The Linton Chamber of Commerce plans to hang flags on downtown utility poles and other locations.
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