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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
1
The Mine Run writer is on vacation and the column will be discontinued for about two weeks. Mine Run will resume in the Daily Citizen on about June 28.
Sen. Thurston B. Morton said Barry Goldwater's new Free Society Association may help unite conservatives if it sticks to its stated aims. Goldwater plans an education role for the GOP, with Denison Kitchel as head, while critics seek clarity on its exact functions and boundaries.
Vincennes Indiana police report Winston McLemore 41 of Chicago remained in Knox County Jail after refusing a lie detector test connected to the shooting death of his wife of six months. A paraffin test on his wife’s body Sunday showed positive, but officials cautioned it does not prove who fired the gun. McLemore is held in protective custody as a material witness and has not been charged.
United Press International reports Indiana will enjoy pleasant late spring weather with daytime highs in the 70s and cool nights requiring light covers. Through Thursday forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies and little rain, with Evansville noting a trace of precipitation in the past day.
East Berlin authorities report another illegal helicopter flight by Communist East Germans despite Western protests. A fresh protest was filed over the incident.
Washington reports a four day conference of ocean scientists and engineers discussing vast underwater riches. Experts note seabed nodules contain manganese with nickel cobalt and copper in quantities potentially satisfying millennia of demand, with sea floor treasures far from shore awaiting exploration.
Gerald D Gazaway, 6, was trapped for eleven hours in a beer keg cooler in West Covina California. He was found alive despite being slightly cool and in good condition. He denied drinking beer saying his father says he is not old enough.
Commodities will be issued Friday June 18 and Saturday June 19 from 9 a.m. to noon at the trustee's office on South Main Street in Linton.
A biracial group of 472 civil rights demonstrators marched on Jackson Mississippi Capitol in a peaceful protest over voting law overhaul. Police charged them with parading without a permit and a gun carrying demonstrator faced concealed weapon counts.
In Indiana on Monday two people died in water incidents. Pat Neeley a 39 year old Pendleton expectant mother of six was found dead in a gravel pit near Anderson after authorities recovered her body. A 5 year old boy John Timothy Langlais drowned in a neighbor’s private pool despite his aunt Patricia Gallagher’s rescue attempt.
About 2800 students take part in a two week in intersession at Indiana University Bloomington. Officials forecast a new summer enrollment record with unduplicated enrollments near 21750 across all divisions. Regional campuses will enroll about 7000 of the total and the IU Medical Center in Indianapolis about 1000.
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana leads a Senate subcommittee to hold June 21 and 22 hearings on disaster relief legislation for Midwest tornado and flood victims. Indiana leaders and over 30 senators, including Hartke, back loans for homeowners and long term, low interest aid following Palm Sunday damage.
Larry Joe Flynn of Lyons and Barbara Swan of Linton filed an application for a marriage license in the office of Claude Story, clerk of Greene County circuit court, Bloomfield.
Wayne County Prosecutor says James Theodore Pruett 28 a Richmond factory worker was arrested on preliminary first degree murder charges for the shootings of Roy Waskom 45 and Robert Mopps 39 at a service station. Police report a robbery of under $100 with a gunshot outcome and a later lie detector test administered at the Connersville state police post.
H. V. Kaltenborn, the veteran New York radio newscaster and dean of broadcast commentators, died at Roosevelt Hospital at age 86 after a heart ailment. He arrived from Palm Beach two days earlier and was famed for his defense of free speech and objective reporting.
Lake Central Airlines failed in its bid for an expedited CAB hearing to start air service to Lawrenceville Illinois and Vincennes Indiana. The CAB rejected the request, noting insufficient evidence of demand or subsidy impact and that east west service offered no clear advantage over the proposed north south Terre Haute Evansville route.
Residents in low areas flee to higher ground as the Danube floods reach their highest level in years. About 15,000 workers reinforce river dikes and secure roads in the Budapest region amid widespread inundation.
The report shows a high of 54 degrees and a low of 7.30 this morning. Precipitation is at 00 and the river stage reads 7.40.
Gunfire erupted in Santo Domingo today between rebel troops and the U N peacekeeping force, wounding at least 10 civilians, including a woman and a 2 year old. The attack began at 8 a m in the northeast mile square zone near Duarte Bridge, with Brazilian and American troops monitoring.
Johnson administration advances two priority bills in Congress with speed aimed for Senate passage on a $4.7 billion excise tax cut reducing or eliminating about 40 levies on sales. House debate centers on creating a cabinet department of housing and urban development as opponents fear defeat.
States from coast to coast rushed to meet the mid night deadline for a 280 million atom smasher planned by the Atomic Energy Commission for 1973. About 20 proposals arrived with 12 more expected, citing land and utilities meeting AEC criteria near urban centers and airports.
Three Black Liberation Front members from New York face prison after a federal jury found them guilty of conspiring to destroy the Statue of Liberty Washington Monument and the Liberty Bell with dynamite from Canada. They were convicted of conspiring to destroy government property worth over 100000 dollars and illegally importing dynamite, with potential penalties up to five years and ten thousand dollars in fines each. The defendants Rob ert S. Collier Walter A. Bowe and Khaleel S. Sayyed stood before Judge William B. Herlands as the verdict was read.
President Johnson arranged a breakfast meeting with Democratic congressional leaders at 8 30 a m EDT marking a departure from his usual Tuesday 10 30 a m EDT scheduling. The shift ends a several month gap in such gatherings.
Brigadier Mable Cox head of the Linton Salvation Army is reassigned to divisional headquarters in Indianapolis effective June 27. She will do service extension work in Indianapolis and is replaced by Lt. Shirley Younts from Evansville. Cox arrived in Linton July 1, 1959 from Rushville and has 33 years in the Salvation Army.
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