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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1967

Page

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Mine Run and Safety Notes From Linton Community

The column discusses bicycle thefts at the Linton pool with calls for parental oversight after several bikes were taken and not returned. It also recalls the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America in Lyons and Joe Taylor Vic Wright. safety tips cover water safety, Red Cross lessons, and golf course hazards with summer injury risks among schoolchildren.

Linton Swimming Pool Bill Foglesong Pop Plum Branch Voris Carpenter Lyons Joe Taylor Vic Wright Linton Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America Vic Farm Bureau

Spirit of Linton Jet Named by Navy for July Fourth Parade

The U S Navy designates an A4E Skyhawk Spirit of Linton to honor the annual Linton July Fourth parade. Grand Marshals Hastings and Wallace Wilson, both Linton residents, will attend and Hastings will fly the jet from Lemoore NAS to Terre Haute for a July 3 christening.

United States Navy Linton Hastings Wallace Wilson Army Vietnam Lemoore Naval Air Station California Hulman Field

Kosygin In Paris On Way to U N Session

Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrives in Paris to meet with Charles de Gaulle and press for French support at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly on the Arab-Israeli dispute. If de Gaulle attends, a four-power summit could follow.

Kosygin Paris U. N UPI Alexei N. Kosygin Charles de Gaulle Middle East de Gaulle U.N. General Assembly New York France Soviet Union de Gaule London Harold Wilson Johnson Moscow United Nations Thant Belgium White House United States Orly Eal Airlines Tel Aviv

Indiana Stands Soaring Temperatures Signal Early Summer Test

Indiana endures hot spring as temperatures reach into the 90s. Officials note summer officially begins at 9:23 p.m. EST on June 21. Forecasters expect a cooldown by Saturday night with clouds and cooler Sunday and a five day outlook warning of no quick warmup after the cool spell.

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Pool Officials Urge Lock Use at Linton Swimming Pool

Linton Swimming Pool officials remind that children riding bicycles to the pool should use locks. Bicycle racks are provided for secure storage. The pool staff are not responsible for baskets or clothing left in dressing rooms.

Linton Swimming Pool

Elaborate Security Set for Kosygin Visit

New York police plan elaborate security for Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin during his United Nations visit. Between 2000 and 3000 officers will guard Kosygin and his entourage while they stay in the city.

New York UPS Alexei Kosygin United Nations

Greene County Action Committee hears project reports

The Greene County Community Action Committee met at Klusmeier's with President John Watkins presiding. Members updated on Clyde Flory's passing, Headstart funding prospects, a county master plan study, and approval for federal grants. A Southern Indiana Inc. directors meeting is set for June 21 in Bloomfield with a luncheon and tour.

Greene County Community Action Committee Klusmeier John Watkins Bloomfield Watkins Clyde Flory Eldon Tipton Tri County Community Action Committee Jasonville Washington Robert Bedwell County Plan Commission Commission Greene County Lewis Goble Southern Indiana, Inc Richland Creek

State Crime Increase Below National Level in Indiana Cities

FBI figures show serious crimes in six Indiana cities of 1 000 plus population rose 7.7 percent in the first three months of 1967, below the national 20 percent rise. Total crimes climbed from 8 067 to 8 692, with Evansville and Indianapolis posting declines while Fort Wayne Gary Hammond and South Bend showed increases.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana Federal Bureau of Investigation Hoosier Evansville Fort Wayne Gary Hammond South Bend

Auto Stolen at Switz City Found Near Bellville

The auto belonging to Mrs. Betty Alumbaugh stolen in Switz City at 9 30 p m Wednesday was found near Bellville in Henry county Thursday. The car was ditched while a driver fled after leaving a filling station without paying. After wrecking the car the suspect escaped on foot and is being hunted. Fingerprints were taken from the vehicle as part of the investigation.

Betty Alumbaugh Switz City Bellville Henry County

France to Detonate Second 1967 Nuclear Test at Mururoa

Informants said France would detonate its second nuclear device of the 1967 series today at Mururoa Atoll about 800 miles southeast of Tahiti. The test follows earlier French tests and is part of ongoing atmospheric weapon development.

Papeete Tahiti UPI France Mururoa’ Atoll

Huntingburg Man Killed by Train Near Velpen

James E. Uppencamp, 48, Velpen, died after being struck by a Southern Railroad freight train near Velpen in Pike County. He was found lying with his head on the track and pronounced dead on arrival at a Huntingburg hospital.

Huntingburg Ind UPI James E. Uppencamp Velpen Southern Railroad Pike County Uppencamp

U S Offers Planes For Water Drop In Sinai

The United States offered to provide aircraft to drop water to parched Egyptian soldiers stranded in the Sinai Desert following last week’s six day Arab Israeli war. The plan, proposed June 14 to the International Committee of the Red Cross, required agreement from Israel and Egypt and no answer had been received by mid day. Planes were on standby in Athens if needed.

Washington UPI United States Sinai Desert White House International Committee of the Red Cross Geneva Israel Egypt Athens Greece Sinai Vesort

World War II veteran dies in highway crash near home

Holmes a Bloomington Otis Elevator worker was on his was home from work when his car left westbound on the highway struck a bridge abutment. He left a widow Dorothy a daughter and four sons. He is survived by his mother two brothers two sisters and a wide circle of relatives. Services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at McHugh Funeral Home with burial in Little Flock Cemetery. Friends may call after noon Friday.

Ing Holmes Otis Elevator Company Bloomington Dorothy Sherele Wright Ite Shelburn Gerald David Arthur Michael Fannie Holmes Fuquay Springs N.C Bill Monroe Charlotte Dorothy Kimmerling Ft. Lauderdale Fla Helen Lynn Maryland McHugh Willis Ross Little Flock Cemetery

Peace Returns To Nation's Racial Battlefields

National Guardsmen patrolled Cincinnati streets after nights of arson looting and sniping. In Montgomery 125 Negro protesters rallied after a civil rights leader was denied access to Gov. Lurleen Wallace. Dayton and Lansing saw smaller clashes as police maintained order with force.

Cincinnati Montgomery Ala Lurleen Wallace Dayton Ohio Lansing Mich West Side State Capitol

U S Tanks Aid Marines in Viet Cong Push Near Da Nang

U S tanks blasted Viet Cong positions at close range to free a Marine unit pinned down in northern South Vietnam. Marines with tanks killed 60 guerrillas in two battles. 15 Marines died and 31 wounded. Allies and Viet Cong casualties included 98 killed elsewhere.

Saigon UPI Point Black Range South Vietnam U.S da Nang Demilitarized Zone Dmz North Duc Pho Chu Lai

Detroit Police Sick Call Falters Under Court Ban

A sick call strike by Detroit police waned after a court order but nearly 100 officers remained off duty. Overnight absences fell to 13 of 700, with 95 on the morning shift and 147 Thursday. Police seek higher pay. a forecast of 1,000 sidelined by Monday was made before the court ban. State police and National Guard were alerted.

Detroit UPI Foley National Guard Boston

Shelburn Man Escapes From State Farm

Jackie Wayne Miller 19 of Shelburn fled from the Indiana State Farm at Putnamville Thursday night. Authorities say Miller, sentenced in Sullivan County for theft, walked away at about 8:30 p.m.

Putnamville Ind UPI Jackie Wayne Miller Shelburn Indiana Miller Sullivan County

Russia Wins Bid For U N Session

United Nations leaders count Belgium as 62nd vote for an emergency General Assembly session over U S opposition. The session aims to press Arab territory issues and Israel's 1949 boundaries, with the Soviet Union and United States scheduled to speak first.

United Nations UPI U.S Russia General Assembly Israel Belgium Soviet Union United States Thant Security Council

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dictionary Ken Sitterding Whch Ken Red Cross Family Economics Bureau U.S. Navy Jet Spirit of Linton Howard Rice Psi Iotari Sorority Banks of Linton Chamber of Commerce Linton Furniture Stores Elks Club American Legion and Auxiliary Hamilton Drugs Tri Kappa Sorority Linton Auto Dealers Linton Iga Worthington Elnora Band Smith’s Wheel Horse Sales the Allen Amusement Company Linton Humphreys Park Linton Business Steven C. Hastings Richard W. Holmes Mary Sherman Hospital Dugger Ellis School Gene Gastineau Offcers By Allan Priaulx United Press International County Action Committee State U.N
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