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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
3
Scientists report 2000 to 5000 year old human and animal footprints discovered in Managua Nicaragua possibly representing the earliest human trace in the region. The find sheds light on ancient habitation and movement in Central America.
Lew Burdette and Bob Turley reignite form as they win for Milwaukee and New York. Burdette oils a shaky start to beat the Giants 12-5, Turley improves to 4-1 with an 8-4 win over Kansas City as both help close gaps in their leagues standings.
The Cards beat the Pirates in a late ninth inning victory witnessed by local youth players from Linton. Fans praise Stan Musial as a model while boxing critique and dairy accident report interrupt the sports note.
Nickola Konjevich a 25 year old Peru Indiana Jehovahs Witness and conscientious objector received a two year prison sentence from Federal Judge Robert A Grant in South Bend Indiana. He refused to work in a hospital as ordered and said his minister duties were more important than government obligations.
Westphalia Evangelical Church hosts a smogasbord on Thursday June 16 from 5 to 8 p.m. Adults pay 1 dollar and children under 12 pay 50 cents. Proceeds go to church activities.
The second estimated tax installment is due June 15 for taxpayers who filed original declarations by April 18. District Director Sterling M. Dietrich urges amendments if income or exemptions change. Use Form 1040 ES (amended) if no bill arrives and file with the original district. Remaining installments are due September 15, 1960 and January 15, 1961.
William H. Herring of Linton has been admitted to Indiana University School of Law and will begin studies Wednesday. He is Greene County state representative, son of Clyde and Verna Fletcher Herring, and nephew of the late Willie E. Fletcher, former Bays and Bays attorney.
A $50,000 blaze destroyed the Dee Meyer Packing plant in Wakarusa Indiana. The cement block building, equipment, livestock and meat were lost. Authorities indicated the fire may have been sparked by lightning.
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