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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
6
A column recalling how Linton was named near the U S center of population in 1930 40 and how the marker has fallen into neglect. The piece urges local groups to restore the landmark and preserve the town’s historic honor.
A light weekly column notes summer began, lists several local people at pools, lakes, and events. Names include Glen Gatz, Red Benefiel, Lacey Stockrahm, Diane Fordyce, Claudia Coulter, and Larry Burger among many others with trips to Vincennes Bloomington and Indiana Beach. Local activities span drives, parades, drives in, and summer schools.
18 year old track star Jim My Isom becomes the first Negro athlete signed to an athletic scholarship by the University of Mississippi. Tad Smith said Isom would enroll this fall if he meets entrance requirements.
Mike Graves and Jeff Sparks hold licenses. Jimmy and Robby Aydeotte attend the Kentucky All-Stars game in Indianapolis. Birthday wishes go to Joyce Bedwell 16 and Gayle Cox. Cindy Mason hosts a going away party for Gayle Early with many attendees. Lyons births noted for Jill Johnson 17 and Brenda Schantz 17. Jo Anna McKee hosts a 15th birthday gathering. A Canteen dance with the Four Hour band is announced for Saturday night from 9 to midnight for $1.
LITCHFIELD PARK ARIZONA residents will see a future town environment now with west pocket parks around the 36 hole golf course and linked pathways. Utilities are installed underground as part of a 25 year beautification plan. The town aims to house 75 000 to 100 000 people in varied housing with a total investment over a billion dollars.
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