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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1962

Page

3

U S Marine Helicopters Fly Troops into Battle

Vietnamese forces clashed with Viet Cong in the Mekong delta with Marine helicopters dropping troops of the 21st Division into Ba Xuyen Province. In another encounter near An Giang and Vinh Long, government forces killed dozens of guerrillas and captured many, while a convoy ambush near Trang Bom caused multiple soldier deaths.

Saigon Mekong Here Ba Xuyen An Giang Vinh Long Trang Bom U.S

Justice of Peace Weekend Hearing Reports Traffic Fines

A Greene County Justice of the Peace reported multiple weekend cases. Victor H. Wallace was fined 31 dollars for operating a motor boat with improper registration on the White River. Ronald A. Mazzeo paid 18.75 for speeding on state road 67. William A. Snyder Jr. faced 27.75 for 84 mph in a 65 limits zone. Leon Herlinger pled guilty and paid 21.75 for speeding on state road 57. Thomas V. Schnetzer was fined 42.75 and suspended 180 days for driving 110 mph. John C. Rafferty fined 21.75 for speeding. William F. Yardbrough paid 22.75 for ignoring a stop sign at state roads 57 and 54. All arrests by Indiana State Police. boat case by Billie R. Lehman.

Greene County Justice of the Peace Victor H. Wallace Washington White River Ronald A. Mazzeo Detroit Mich William A. Snyder, Jr Evansville Leon Herlinger Nashville Tenn Thomas V. Schnetzer John C. Rafferty Rockville

Sgt Axsom Arrives At Overseas Air Base

Staff Sergeant Robert R. Axsom of Springville has arrived at Sidi Slimane Air Base in Morocco for duty with a Strategic Air Command unit. The United States Air Force administrative specialist is the son of Mrs. Ernina Axsom and husband of the former Norma Gregory of Solsberry.

Robert R. Axsom Springville Sidi Slimane Air Base Morocco Strategic Air Command Axsom United States Air Force Etena Axsom Route One Norma Gregory Solsberry

Boy Scouts Reminded to Submit Camp Wapeham Fees

Linton Boy Scouts were reminded today to file medical applications for attending Camp Wapeham and pay the remaining camp fee. Forms should be turned in at the Citizen office immediately.

Linton Boy Scouts Camp Wapeham

Gulf Coast clubs shut as governor enforces gambling ban

Night club operators along Mississippi's Gulf Coast say Gov. Ross Barnett’s no gambling ultimatum is real. A weekend check confirmed closures, and National Guardsmen under Barnett’s orders destroyed about $35,000 worth of gambling devices in raids on three coastal clubs last week.

Jackson Miss Upn Mississippi Gulf Coast Ross Barnett

Plans Completed For GOP Platform In Indiana

In Indianapolis Indiana Republicans drafted a conservative party platform for the state convention at the State Fair grounds Coliseum. Former Governor Ralph F Gates led the resolutions committee drafting the platform as E Bayh awaited a likely U S Senate nomination by Democrats. Delegates will also pick candidates for secretary of state auditor treasurer superintendent of public instruction and multiple court seats. District caucuses were set for tonight.

Indianapolis Uph Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum Ralph F. Gates Resolutions Committee House E. Bayh Terre Haute U. S Homer E. Capehart GOP Greenwood Jenner Eleventh District H. Dale Brown Clarence T. Drayer Hughes Drayer State Public Works and Harold W. Handley Charles O. Hendricks Speedway Dorothy Gardner Fort Wayne Supreme Court Arch N. Bobbitt Norman F. Atterburn Vincennes Frederick K. Landis Logansport Jean Bond Liberty Alvin C. Cast James R. Beasley Washington Daviess County Richard Wells Gary Charles W. Cook Carmel Donald H. Hunter la Grange J. van Brown Rochester Donald R. Mote Wabash Oscar G. Strom Sid M. Cleveland Anderson Appellate Court Wilbur Rouse French Clements Evansville Joseph O. Carson North Vernon

Boy Scouts Camp and Work Day Near Linton

Linton Troop 50 camped at the Boy Scout camp north of Linton Friday night and held a work day Saturday. Scout Master W H. Oaken and Assistant Scout Master Bill McKinney led the group with Leo Hostetter helping set up. The site was cleaned cut and brush cleared and mosquitos sprayed.

Linton Boy Scout Troop No W H. Oaken Bill McKinney Leo Hostetter Wapeham Citizen Office Steve Berns Jimmy Padgett Steve Sarris Richard Hale Leslie Laughlin Bob Hostetter Jim Pope Jay Flickinger Steve Russell Bill Winfrey

Canadian Prison Fire Ravages Ile Jesus Facility

Rioters at the Ile Jesus federal penitentiary near Montreal set six buildings aflame during a Sunday uprising after a baseball game. About 700 inmates slept in tents as police, militiamen, and 150 army troops restored order by 10 p.m. Warden Lecorre cited damage likely in the millions. Ottawa ordered a full inquiry.

Montreal UPI Alcatraz St. Vincent de Paul Hederal Peneteniary Queen Mary Veterans Hospital Michel Lecorre Maj Gregoire Surprenant Federal Penitentiaries Surprenant Chicago Allen MacLeod Penitentiaries Ottawa Ile Jesus Riviere Des Prairies St. Lawrence Royal Canadian Mounted Police Royal 22Nd Regiment Justice Department

New Speed Limits Set For Linton

Indiana highway officials announce new speed limits in Linton Greene County. SR 58 traffic north to south will run at 50 MPH on a 200 foot stretch from the J C Railroad to the LC Railroad. SR 54 east and west sections near Linton Park will be set at 40 MPH and 50 MPH respectively with no prior limits. Regulations approved by Clinton A Venable and George M Foster under the Indiana State Highway Commission.

Indianapolis Indiana State Highway Commission Linton Indiana Greene County The Highway Commission J.C Linton City Park Clinton A. Venable Division of Traffic George M. Foster

Change Boyfriend Leicester Advises on Rudeness

Leicester England 10 year old Alson Smith writes a school magazine offering advice on dealing with a rude boyfriend. The piece suggests actions to address disrespect and promote respectful behavior.

Leicester England APC Alson Smith

Three Train Mishaps In One Day At Italian Station

At Busoleno station between Turin and Modane three train mishaps occurred within 24 hours. A freight car burned, a coupling broke delaying a passenger train, and two engines jolted while backing up, injuring a few passengers as luggage toppled from racks.

Turin Italy Bussoleno Modane

Five Teenagers Drown in Indiana Tragedy Over Weekend

Six people died in Indiana during a hot weekend including five teenagers. Victims included Evelyn and Dolly Allen and others in Marion Bass Lake and surrounding areas. Elden Garr suffered a heart attack while teaching swimming nearby. Loreen Medaris was rescued.

Indiana Elden Rex Garr Hartford City Deer Creek Marion Loreen Medaris Dallas Catte Evelyn Allen R. R North Judson Dolly Bass Lake Starke County John Sheverly Irving Bros John Ford Larry Atkins Charles J. Williams Indianapolis Paul Price Chesterfield Paul Little Mississinewa

University to Confer Chancellor Title on Wells

Indiana University trustees announce Herman B Wells will retire July 1 after 25 years as president and receive the title of chancellor. Wells will remain professor of business administration and head the Indiana University Foundation, with Elvis J. Stahr Jr. becoming president of the university and earning the rank of professor of law. Stahr to be elected chairman of the foundation board.

Bloomington Ind Indiana University Herman B Wells Willis Hickam Wells Indiana University Foundation Elvis J. Stahr Army Stahr Foundation

Roush Opposes Farm Bill and Seeks Continued Program

Rep. J Edward Roush D Ind says he cannot back the farm bill as written and opposes Kennedy era wheat and feed grain controls. A 14000 farmer poll in his district favors voting no by eight to one if given referendum choices. He urges extending current programs for one year and planning a gradual withdrawal by the next Congress.

Washington J. Edward Roush D-Ind Roush Kennedy

Woman Struck At Worthington Drive-In Injures Leg

Mrs Janet Lash 20 of Bloomfield sustained a fractured left leg and shock after being struck by a car at the Dog Muds Drive In Worthington at about 1130 PM Saturday She was on the driver's side of a car owned by Marvin New Spencer route 3 talking when Warren Fry 17 left a tight parking space He swerved to avoid her but hit the New car and was arrested for driving a car on a beginners permit without a licensed operator.

Janet Ruth Lash Bloomfield Dog-Muds Drive-In Worthington Bob Kirk Mr. Fry Mrs. Lash

Gifted sisters set new record at Yeshiva University

Naomi Wilamowsky 21 led her class as valedictorian with a 3.98 average and four-year record. Her sister Dvorah 18 graduated this year with a 97 average, both achieving successive years as valedictorian. Father urges home culture that makes study a normal daily activity.

New York Yeshiva University Naomi Wilamowsky Dvorah

Infant Buried in Grandview Cemetery Bloomfield

The infant son of Edgar and Ava Mae Manis Workman was buried at 4:30 this afternoon in Grandview cemetery Bloomfield. Born at 5:30 Sunday morning in the Free man Greene county hospital the child died at 9:35 Sunday night. Reverend Lee Henney officiated the service with Jenkins Funeral Home of Bloomfield in charge.

Edgar Ava Mae Manis Workman Grandview Bloomfield Freeman Greene County Hospital Lee Henney Jenkins Funeral Home

Eleven Die in Indiana Weekend Traffic Toll Rises

Indiana records at least 484 traffic deaths in 1962 after eleven people die in weekend crashes. Notable incidents include a triple fatality on Indiana 32 near Muncie, two-car crashes in Fort Wayne, and a cow-related collision near Fort Wayne. Names of the deceased include Fred Gentry 66 Daleville Mary Lou Macey 17 Muncie Robert Macey 7 George Miner 19 Fort Wayne Stephen Fox 18 Auburn Joseph Lemper 18 Auburn Karen Amstutz 20 Grabil Charity Sleet 19 Connersville Warnie Capps 51 Louisville John Faulkner 61 Evansville Robert Christman 29 Elkhart Charles Shaw 46 Columbus.

Indiana Muncie Fred Gentry Daleville Mary Lou Macey Robert Fort Wayne Robert Gilds George Miner Stephen Fox Auburn Newville Fox Joseph Lemper Karen Amstutz Grabill Monroeville Charity Sleet Connersville Warnie Capps Louisville New Providence John Faulkner Evansville Robert Christman Elkhart Goshen Charles Shaw Columbus 0. S. 421 Kirklin

Ex President Hoover to Attend Dedication

West Branch Iowa reports former president Herbert Hoover will visit his hometown on his 88th birthday August 10 for the dedication of a new library museum in his honor. The Hoover Birthplace Foundation Park houses his papers and mementoes. Hoover and his two sons will attend with family.

West Branch Iowa Herbert Hoover Hoover Herbert Dover W. B. Anderson New York City West of the Mississippi

Last Minute Effort Made To Avert Airlines Strike

Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg convened a final meeting with leaders from Trans World Airlines, the Flight Engineers Union, and the Air Line Pilots Union to avert a strike by TWA flight engineers. The potential walkout could halt TWA operations, affecting its 20,000 workers, amid a long running dispute over cockpit crew numbers and union seniority rights.

Washington Arthur J. Goldberg Trans World Airlines Goldberg TWA Flight Engineers Union Air Line Pilots Union Engineers Eastern Air Lines Pan American World Airways Kennedy H. S. Dietrich Russ Derickson TWA Council of Air Line David Crombie Pan American Air Line Pilots Association Pilots Union

Evidence Points Toward Drowning Three Alcatraz Escapes

San Francisco reports new finds hint the three escapees Clarence Anglin, John Anglin, and Frank Morris may have drowned while attempting to reach Angel Island. A double wrapped bag recovered near Angel Island contained names and a photograph, while a paddle matching another found in Alcatraz cell blocks suggested they left the island. Federal Bureau of Prisons director James Bennett said the bag tied the fugitives to the list and implied they entered the water.

San Francisco Vpr Alcatraz Angel Island San Francisco Bay Corps of Engineers Clarence Anglin Anglia William Frank L. Morris Federal Prison James V. Bennett Federal Bureau of Prisons

Summer Weather Returns to State

Summer weather returns to Indiana with low 90s across cities. Indianapolis 90 and Evansville 90s, Lafayette 93, South Bend 91, Fort Wayne 88. Warm spell continues this week with a five day outlook predicting 2 to 5 degrees above normal and scattered showers likely later today and Tuesday.

United Press International Indiana Indianapolis Evansville South Bend Lafayette Fort Wayne

Marine Captain Escapes Injury In Jet Runway Mishap

At Floyd Bennett Naval Air Station a FJ4 jet skipped off a runway skidded through a fence and struck a parked car. Pilot Capt. Paul H Hogardus 32 of New Haven Connecticut was not injured as the aircraft caught fire about 290 feet from naval personnel housing.

New York rPi Marine Reserve Floyd Bennet Naval Air Station Paul H. Hogardus New Haven

Robbery Reported by 70-Year-Old Near Linton

Arthur Hamilton age 70 living west of Linton reported a home robbery early today. He said two men with a masked assailant robbed him of 400 dollars then forced him to the yard and fled in a two tone car toward Linton. Detectives are pursuing several clues.

Arthur Hamilton Linton Mr. Hamilton Hamilton Feeney

Car Strikes Tractor In Accident Sunday

A Sunday crash 5 miles south of Little Cincinnati on state road 45 involved Deloris Patcheak 26 Jasper route 3 driving a 1962 Chevrolet and Ronald L. Rollins 11 of Springville route 1 driving a Farmall Tractor. Patcheak skidded after passing and struck the tractor, then hit a tree. Minor injuries to Patcheak. vehicle damage about 500 dollars and 200 dollars to the tractor. No arrests. tractors exempt from age laws when moving field to field.

Little Cincinnati Rod Kirk Deloris Patcheak Jasper Ronald L. Rollins Springville Kirk

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