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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
6
William H. Collisson D D attended a two day intensive study course in Optometry at Indiana University Bloomington last week. The program by the Division of Optometry covered tonometry and glaucoma detection methods. Optometrists from six states attended.
Cub Scouts of Den Four and parents held a wiener roast at Humphreys Park in Lin ton. The social evening featured a large cake labeled Den Four with Cubs names, and refreshments of wieners. Cubs present included Johnny Alderson, Randy Shonk, Marc Walton, Harry Bedwell, Leland Hixon, and David Headley. parents listed include Mr. Alderson and family, Mr. Shonk and family, Mr. Bedwell and family, and Mrs. Jarman, Mrs. Walton, and others, with den mothers Iris Headley and Betty Hixson assisting.
Bamboo poles for vaulting were first used in the Olympic games in 1900, marking a pivotal shift in pole vault technique and equipment. This heralded a new era for athletes and records in track and field.
College students from major Lutheran bodies will convene Aug 26 to Sept 2 at Valparaiso University Valparaiso Ind for a national study meet themed The Mission of the Lutheran Church in the 20th Century. Gamma Delta and the Lutheran Student Association of America sponsor sessions with the National Lutheran Council.
The Rogers Rangers color guard from Burton Wallery Post No 18 Bloomingon will appear in Linton's Fourth of July parade. Members include Bob Sellars Jess Walls Jack Walden Bob Holland Bill Glasscock Paul Pate Darrell Hooten Bill Kelly Tom Daggy and Glenn Wilson riflemen and Bill Wagner drummer. The unit travels about 25 000 miles yearly and performs 20 to 30 times. They are three-time state champions in Legion Color Guard and have six state titles overall. They consistently place high in Legion National events and are among several special units in the parade.
New York based St John's University produced four NIT MVPs: Bill Lloyd in 1939, Harry Boykoff in 1943, Bill Kotsores in 1944, and Tony Jackson in 1959, highlighting a record of standout players in the tournament.
Pan American World Airways began twice weekly DC-8 jet service from New York to Quito Ecuador reducing trip time from 14 hours 15 minutes to under eight hours. The DC-7 flights via Miami and Panama City are being replaced on this New York Quito route.
The American Bible Society reports world wide scripture distribution over 34 million in 1963, up nearly 3 million from 1962. Growth concentrated in the Western and Pacific U.S. regions with Brazil next largest outside the United States and gains in Argentina, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, the Philippines, Germany and the Congo.
Hollywood profile of Joe Flynn star of McHales Navy portrays him as a placid family man. He lives in Benedict Canyon with wife Shirley and two sons, collects art, and enjoys biographies. He avoids fitness routines and pursues Democratic politics while spending summers in Europe.
Washington report notes students spend most class time listening yet remember only half. Stanford Taylor of Educational Developmental Laboratories cites rates of 9 in 10 hours listening in secondary and 6 in 10 in elementary with 21 to 33 percent recall. He urges schools to implement listening programs per NEA publication Listening.
An estimated 700000 commuters in four counties faced disruption as 2500 MTA bus drivers walked out at midnight Saturday, idling 1346 buses in Los Angeles Orange San Bernardino and Riverside. Negotiations with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen broke off with no settlement in sight.
A Missouri man was killed and three of his passengers injured in a one car crash on the Ohio Turnpike. David Feinstein 21 Gary Indiana was among the injured. Allan L. Kemner Ferguson Missouri was killed. All aboard were Navy men stationed at Norfolk Virginia.
The Linton chapter sponsors a pool benefit by selling tickets to State of the Union show at Shawnee Summer Theater on Wednesday July 8 at 8 30 p m Tickets cost 2 dollars and are available from any Tri Kappa member.
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