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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
5
The notice urges advertisers to reassess campaigns and emphasis on newspaper ads as morning readers are likely to stay consistent, highlighting newspapers as a reach-by-default channel for audiences who read today and tomorrow.
Four Linton fathers are photographed with their children to celebrate Father's Day. Don Pope, new county superintendent of schools, with Jimmy and Leann. Sherman Anderson, a funeral director, with Sharman Nell and Karman Lea. Bill Lucas, a meat cutter, with Darlene. John Ax, an attorney, with Toni Sue Danny Kay Anne David and Tommy.
The Mayflower II crew unloads 92 cages of unknown cargo after a 5,000 mile crossing. Captain Alan Villiers bans visitors aboard both in Plymouth and New York with a catwalk viewing plan while crowds cheer the ship’s return and about 50,000 tourists witness the arrival.
Vernon Duffy Moore of Linton underwent a five hour major operation at St. Marys hospital Rochester Minnesota. The report said his condition remained serious and the holiday period status was noted.
Rev. Hamilton R. Burton of Elnora was granted retirement status Thursday by the Indiana Conference of the Methodist Church at the annual Bloomington conference. United Press dispatch reports the retirement action.
A Central Press summary notes rising chatter in Washington about possible easing of the Red China embargo and renewed shipping routes being quietly prepared. It also covers Eisenhower’s stance on a total H-bomb test ban with world disarmament and inspection, Nixon’s uncertain 1960 prospects, Knowland’s challenge, and a brewing farm price support debate led by Ezra Taft Benson.
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