Doctor warns tranquilizers threaten health in US
Dr. Robert H. Felix of the National Institute of Mental Health cautions Americans overuse of tranquilizers. He says 30 percent of prescriptions may include them and that normal tension aids personality development and peak performance. Excessive use may blunt natural coping mechanisms.
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Robert H. Felix
National Institute of Mental Health
US. News and World Report
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Felix
Live stock market report from Indianapolis
Market summary shows hogs at 5,000 head with steady to weak prices down as much as 25 cents. Carcasses for 190 to 240 pounds bring 19.25 to 19.75 with some at 20.50, lighter weights and other categories listed. Cattle volume 1,500 with calves 200, steady to 50 cents lower. steers 19.75 to 23.00, heifers 19.50 to 22.25, weaners down to 50 cents, primes up to 24.00. Sheep 500 and mostly steady with spring lambs 20.00 to 22.00.
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Indianapolis
Lenning Delivers 1257 Indiana Acts
Secretary of State Lenning announced the delivery of 15,600 copies of the Indiana Acts at $2.50 each, noting it as the earliest delivery in state history. Miss Linton received the first copy and Rex Poe, Jasonville City judge, got the second as the set continued from Page One.
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Rex Poe
Jasonville
Lenning
The
Daily Citizen
Local club and church meetings scheduled in town
A run of notices lists craft club, Eagles and Elks lodge gatherings, choir practices at multiple churches, Rotary luncheon at Klusmeier's, Masonic events, American Legion, Hiawatha club, and other community sessions. Some items note rain contingency and specific start times from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
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Masonic Temple
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
EUB
Utility Lodge
Rotary Club
Klusmeier's
Linton’ Lodge No
Masonic Hall
Linton Junior Home
Ina Workman
Linton Lodge
Eagles
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Hiawatha Club
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American Legion
Legion Hall
Saron
First Baptist
Humphreys Park
Golden Rule as life standard urges mutual kindness
Rev. David Shepherd discusses Matthew 7 12 known as the Golden Rule. The pastor of First Methodist church says the rule applies to private life and business moral action guiding one to do good to others.
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David Shepherd
First Methodist Church
First Congress Met in New York City in 1789
The first United States Congress convened in New York City during 1789 marking the birth of the new federal legislature. Representatives and senators gathered to organize the government under the Constitution, establishing procedures and committees.
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Congress of the
United States
New York City
Adams Seen as Possible 1960 GOP Nominee
Aides and observers weigh Sherman Adams as Ike’s potential successor with Eisenhower praising his insider knowledge. Rumors persist of a public relations push to humanize Adams while Nixon is not pressed as a top choice. A 58 year old former New Hampshire governor sits at the center of speculation amid a White House strategy.
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Sherman Adams
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Hospital Report Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospital report shows admissions on Tuesday including Mrs. George Van Hentenryck of Springville who gave birth to a daughter Jean C weighing six pounds seven ounces. Other admissions include Mrs. James L Cook Bloomfield Mildred D Harbett Lin n Dismissals list several patients including Miss Marlene Bowers, Mrs Kiah Kirk Bloomfield, Mrs Asbert Livingston and baby Solsberry, and Mrs George VanHentenryck and baby Springville.
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George van Hentenryck
Pringville
Jean C
Paul Cooksey
Linton
James L. Cook Bloomfield
Expedition plans to probe Loch Ness monster myth
An August expedition will use modern electronic gear to survey Loch Ness from end to end to determine if the legendary sea monster exists. John Gorst of a tech firm announced the science driven effort following decades of sightings and tourist interest.
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London
Scotland
Loch Ness
John Gorst
Jasonville Man Fined After Assault Charge
Charles Danko of Jasonville was fined 10 dollars plus costs or 23 dollars in a hearing before Mayor Earl Row. He faced assault and battery charges and was taken into custody by Police Chief Oscar Suthard.
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Charles Danko
Jasonville
Earl Row
Oscar Suthard
Linton Stockton Band Sets Practice and Uniforms
Band director William Pirtle announces a 6 30 PM Monday practice for the Linton Stockton band. All members should attend as new uniforms will be distributed at this session.
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Linton-Stockton
William Pirtle
Long Wait Ends in Muskegon Divorce Case
In Muskegon Michigan Carrie Harriger 83 was granted a divorce from Manley Harriger 76 after a long marriage. The case highlights a lengthy separation and official dissolution of the union in a local court.
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Carrie Harriger
Muskegon
Manley Harriger
Tot suffocates in locked auto in Clarksville
Barry Redden, age 2, locked himself inside an automobile at his Clarksville home on a hot day. Found alive, he died later in a Louisville hospital from a fatal brain injury after suffocating in the 90 degree heat.
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Clarksville
Ind
Barry Redden
Louisville
New Power Plant Dedicated in Martinsville Indiana
The Indianapolis Power and Light dedicates a 51 million dollar 376000 kilowatt generating station named for H T Pritchard. Built over ten years on White River southwest of Indianapolis it features six units. Governor Handley Indianapolis Mayor Bayt and Sdrwin Verinard spoke at the ceremony.
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Martinsville
Ind
Indianapolis
Hearing on Danko divorce restraining order held
A hearing on Hazel Irene Danko versus Charles T. Danko in Greene circuit court Bloomfield addressed a request for a restraining order. A temporary order was issued and the next hearing on suit and support money is set for June 24.
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Hazel Irene Danko
Charles T. Danko
Jasonville
Greene
Bloomfield
Ohio Chiropodists Decide Not To Rename Association
The Ohio Chiropodists Association announces it will keep its name as objections to altering public perception prevail. They say most people associate chiropodist with foot doctor and a change would confuse the issue.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Chiropodists Association
Ohio Podiatrists Association
Television Sells Furniture At Summer Home Market
TV boosts home accessory sales as decorators at Chicago 1957 market stress TV makes homes central. buyers seek vivid color ornate pieces walls clocks mirrors and unconventional Raymore designs plus mobile lamps and ceramics reflecting Oriental and modern trends.
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Chicago
Sandy Rankin
Arnold Nathan
Turner Wall Accessories of
Raymore
New York
Jasonville Man Arrested for Trespassing Taken to Greene Court
Jacob Ruth of Jasonville was arrested this morning by Police Chief Oscar Suthard on trespassing charges. The case moved from Jasonville City Court to Greene Circuit Court and Ruth was transported to Bloomfield for a preliminary hearing.
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Jacob Ruth
Jasonville
Oscar Suthard
Greene Circuit
Ruth
Bloomfield
World population quadrupled over three centuries
An historical overview notes that global population has risen more than fourfold across the last three hundred years, with accelerations tied to advances in medicine, agriculture, and industrialization. It highlights regional shifts and demographic transitions shaping modern population scales.
Bird News and Music Highlight at Bloomfield Festival
Radio listings from WBTO 1600 in Linton Indiana include June 20 sign on programs with Bird News Musical Clock, Assembly of Goa, Meditation County Rhythm Ranch and a Spring Festival saluting, Country Star requests at Sundown Serenade.
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Chub
Assembly of
Goa
County
Rhythm Ranch
Linten Coe
Bloomfield
Sten Orf
Soil Bank Doomed, Editors Say Survey Predicts End
Rockton Illinois report shows 6 farm editors polled by Marsteller Rickard Gebhardt and Reed Inc. agree the soil bank is doomed as critics call it a crutch and failure while advocates say it needs time. They foresee government withdrawal and production driven by economics.
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Rockton
Ill
Soil Bank
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Hayes in Jasonville
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Hayes 79 of Jasonville will be held at 2:00 PM Friday at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville with Jasonville Jehovahs Witnesses Church in charge. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery Linton. Friends may call after 6:00 PM today.
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Sarah Elizabeth Hayes
Jasonville
McClanahan Funeral Home
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