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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
6
The United States and Ghana signed a 21 million loan to finance Ghana's purchase of American goods. Half the funds were released immediately and the rest will be provided in October. Repayment is scheduled over forty years.
Police found snow in Jack Frosts pocket delaying a narcotics hearing set for June 28 in Chicago. He faced a charge of possessing $500 worth of heroin. Also noted: the first giant panda arrived in the United States from China in December 1936.
Television in Review notes NBCs late airing of The J F K Conspiracy The Case of Jim Garrison while CBS plans a multi part Warren Commission series. The piece questions scheduling motives and cites witness disputes and network competition factors.
Public clock and local listings show Wednesday June 21 is scheduled in Central Daylight Time with key events and station lineups. Readers are advised to note local shifts and broadcast times for the day’s programming.
The House approved a bill lowering Civil Service retirement eligibility for Federal Lighthouse Service employees from thirty years to thirty five years and age fifty five after thirty years of service, sending the measure to the Senate for action.
The passage laments that the program was viewable yet NBC TV failed to clearly explain its reasons for not going out of its way to make the situation understood.
Octave Lemieux, 34, of Stratford Connecticut, arrested in Laconia while riding in his undershorts after his friends allegedly stole his clothes during a Lake Winnepesaukee dip. He was fined 35 dollars for disorderly conduct.
The Australian Jerp is a tiny flying insect about the size of an ant. It is characterized by its diminutive size and flight capability, distinguishing it from larger flies.
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