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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1960

Page

3

Wagner backs Kennedy for the Democratic nomination

New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner publicly endorsed Senator John F. Kennedy for the Democratic presidential nomination, signaling an end to Wagner's vice presidential ambitions. Wagner, a top delegate, said Kennedy has the leadership to win the election and urged support at the upcoming convention.

NEW York UPI Robert F. Wagner John F. Kennedy Wagner The Kennedy City Hall

Promotion sails on world voyage for Susie Wong film

A 41 foot schooner named Suzie Wong sails from Hong Kong toward New York on an around the world promotion for The world of Susie Wong. Four American ex servicemen crew the vessel as it plans a 20000 mile eight month journey.

Hollywood UPI Suzie Wong Hong Kong New York Susie Wong

U.S. income up 4 percent in past year says Commerce Dept

The average American family earned 6520 dollars before taxes in the last year, a 4 percent rise from 1958. Real income rose 3 percent after price adjustments, above the 12 year average of 1.7 percent. Construction remains the largest industry, employing about 15 percent of workers.

New York The United States

Soviet meat output goal questioned by U S survey

The Foreign Agricultural Service doubts the Soviet Union can surpass or even match U S meat production by 1965. Eugene Olson of the Agriculture Department authored the survey after extensive study in Russia. He notes a steady rise but the Soviet output remains about half of the United States.

Washington UPT Foreign Agricultural Service Soviet Russia U.S Eugene T. Olson Agriculture Department Foreign Agricultural Analysis Division Olson Russia Soviet Union United States Nikita Khrushchev

Milk output tops last year. peak reached in late May

Agriculture Department reports first five months of 1960 averaged about one percent above 1959. Output per cow reached a new high as cow numbers declined slowly. May through June shows seasonal peak with improved pasture expected. milk prices up modestly from a year earlier and per capita consumption near a new low. Winter wheat areas mostly received substantial rains through June 13.

Gaylord P. Godwin Washington UPI Agriculture Department Department

North Team Wins All-Star Tilt With MVP Davis

The North Indiana high school basketball All Stars defeated the South 112-86 to sweep the two game 1960 North South series. Jim Davis of Muncie Central led the North with 22 points and was named MVP while Bob Luegers of Jasper scored 29 for the South before fouling out. The North dominated rebounding and had seven players in double figures in the opener.

Fort Wayne Ind UPI Jim Davis Muncie Central Bob Luegers Jasper North Evansville South Northeners Dick Green Marion Luegers Upstaters Indiana Omo Marty Niehaus Ferdinand Dick Sparks Bloomington

Soviet meat output and long term goals analyzed by Olson

Olson notes the Soviet Union faces recurring political economic hurdles in boosting private and socialized livestock production. He cites deficiencies in feed, breeding, mechanization, transport, and slaughterhouse modernization, with a 1965 goal of 35.2 billion pounds but likely 25 billion pounds by 1965 given past growth and Khrushchev reforms.

Soviet Union Olson United States

Calf care advice from Vermont veterinarian

Burlington based veterinarian Dr James Wadsworth warns against removing calves from mothers at birth. He says such removal risks digestive problems and premature weaning, urging proper feeding for healthier calves.

Burlington, Vt UPI Universityy of Vermont James Wadsworth

Linton Iron and Metal Triumphs in League Action

Tuesday night results show Linton Iron and Metal defeated the Elks 8 to 2 while Western Auto edged Citizens Bank 3 to 2. Upcoming games include Legion facing General Electric at 7 30 pm and Larris Record Shop meeting Peoples Trust at 5 30 pm.

Linton Iron and Metal Elks Western Auto Citizens’ Bank Legion General Electric Club Larris Record Shop Peoples Trust Linton Iron Citizens Western Atte Fons Linton Western Auto Squad

Miners Babe Ruth Team Wins 10-6 Thriller

The Linton Miners Babe Ruth team defeated Greenenty eel n a contest 10 to 6 Tuesday evening. Miners were credited with hits while the losers struggled at the plate.

Miners Babe Ruth Linton

Loan Help Promises Cash for Vacation Travel

Local lenders advertise a loan service promising quick cash to fund vacations. The notice mentions Vincennes and Linton as sources or locations and emphasizes easy approval to enjoy a getaway.

Hleg Vincennes Linton

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