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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
4
A New York feature describes ceramic tile murals designed to promote sports interest at home. The article notes colorful tiles that depict various athletic activities to boost attention to sports, including ballgames and tennis.
The piece describes a range of home decor options including murals and decorated tiles suitable for various rooms. It highlights designs featuring Indians animals and floral motifs along with historical figures like Paul Revere and Paul Bunyan.
About 1 million high school graduates will start college this fall with similar numbers in recent years. Over the next three years college aspirants are expected to grow by more than 50 percent. Keir, chairman of the Tuition Plan of Concord New Hampshire, cites estimates from high school class to population ratios. The U S Office of Education finds roughly half of graduates have gone on to college in recent years.
Danny Litwhiler, former major league outfielder, is appointed head baseball coach at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
Evanston Illinois mothers urged to inspect baby food jars for opened seals before purchase to prevent contaminated food. The American Academy of Pediatrics cites vacuum indicators on screw caps a popped center button or misaligned cap lines as signs of possible opening and potential spoilage.
Sarris Boy's League team defeated Western Auto 9-7 in a tight game on Wednesday evening. Sarris collected seven hits while Western Auto had five. The second game was halted by rain.
Southpaw Bob Charles, a 27 year old New Zealander, has won the Houston Classic and the National Left-Handers Championship, inspiring supporters to rally behind left handed players. PGA officials note better equipment now exists for lefties as Charles leads a growing southpaw movement toward wider acceptance in golf.
The United States and the Soviet Union sign an agreement to create a 24 hour a day hot line between Moscow and Washington. It provides immediate teleprinter communications for direct talks between President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev, marking the first concrete disarmament accord in 17 years of talks.
Signatures were affixed at United Nations European headquarters marking two months of secret US Soviet negotiations. The hot line linking Kremlin to Pentagon and likely White House will route via Helsinki Stockholm and London. Kennedy Khrushchev messages to be translated and coded under agreed procedures.
Major League standings from United Press International show Pittsburgh defeating Milwaukee 6 to 2 and St Louis toppling New York 9 to 4 as Chicago 9 Houston 1 and San Francisco 8 Los Angeles 3 win. Upcoming Friday matchups include Pittsburgh at Chicago and Los Angeles at St Louis with several night games across leagues.
Giants beat Dodgers 8-3 as Willie McCovey homered and Juan Marichal earned his 11th win. Cards down Mets 9-4 as Bill White drove in five with a grand slam and a double. Other NL results include Cubs 9-1 over Colts and Pirates 6-2 over Braves. Yankees lead AL with 3-2 win. White Sox 12-4 over Twins.
Richard Schulte a 26 year old construction worker from Crown Point was crushed when a crane boom toppled on him at a new Munster sewage treatment plant site. The accident occurred Wednesday as crews worked on the facility. Local authorities investigated the incident.
Safety experts advise professional eye exams for uncertain vision sharpness. Psychiatrists note color preferences may reveal aspects of personality due to color's emotional ties.
The Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday approved a measure to renew G I life insurance for World War II and Korean War veterans whose policies lapsed The plan would not cost the government money since veterans would pay the premium in the Senate passage but House action has stalled it previously
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