One Thing Is Sure Today Handley Is The GOP Man
The Sullivan Times reports Indiana GOP moves at the state convention tilt toward Governor Handley for U S senator with a wide delegate lead and Bontrager a minor challenger. Jenner expected to deliver a sharp keynote as party unity and right to work tone dominate proceedings at Indianapolis.
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UPI
U. S
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Elkhart
Robert W. Matthews
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Gilead
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Jenner
Sherman Adams
White House
John W. van Ness
Valparaiso
Public Service Commission
Ralph Harvey
New Castle
Harvey
Lebanon Braces as Rebels Move on Beirut Violent Clashes Rise
Government troops man barricades in Beirut amid fears of an all-out rebel attack timed with Aid Al Adha. In Tripoli clashes continued with at least six dead. U.S. Embassy warns Americans to stay off streets as army uses tanks and armored cars in the city center.
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Lebanon
UPI
Aettack
al Adha
Camille Chamoun
United Nations
U.S
Riad el Solh
Grave of Sputnik May Be in Mongolia
Two American scientists from the Naval Research Laboratory conclude the rocket accompanying the first Soviet sat ellite likely fell in outer Mongolia rather than the United States. Their calculation based on observations in the rocket's final days suggests it could not have landed over the continental U S or during several passes thereafter. The claim counters Khrushchev's assertion that part of the third stage landed in U S territory.
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UPI
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Ian Harris
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Science Magazine
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Khruschev
Rebels Kidnap 11 at Moa Bay Construction Colony
Cuban rebels seized ten American workers and one Canadian from a small Moa Bay colony in Oriente. The raid followed clashes in Moa in which three Cuban soldiers were killed. The group stole food and medical supplies before taking hostages and fleeing by dawn.
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Cuba
UPI
Oriente
Moaday
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Greene County 4 H Girls Win Senior Judging and Demos
Forty two Greene county girls competed in 4 H Home Economics events at Linton-Stockton High School. Winners advancing to the district judging at Terre Haute on July 15 include Joyce Strnegel and Nelda Dyer in Baking, Mary Margaret Harmon in Electric, Nedra Gates and Celia Ropp in Clothing, Patty Jean and Evelyn Sue Calvert in Food Preparation, Carolyn Brown and LaVerne Hasler in Food Preservation, Maribelle Wright and Sue Huffman in Home Improvement, with junior demonstrators Jamie Street Beth Ann Uland Patty Faultless Carol Wilkinson and Margaret Winters earning top places. Senior demonstrators featured Leah Rae Franklin and Maribelle Wright Sue Calvert. Marynel Haseman led in Better Tools Better Sewing.
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Greene County
Linton-Stockton High School
Gretchen Huffman
Terre Haute
Joyce Strnegel
Worthington
Nelda Dyer
Mary Margaret Harmon
Linton
Nedra Gates
Bloomfield
Celia Ropp
Patty Jean
Evelyn Sue Calvert
Carolyn Brown
LaVerne Hasler
Lyons
Maribelle Wright
Sue Huffman
Mineral
Rita Cooke
Sullivan County
Illa Creek
Owen County
Jamie Street
Beth Ann Uland
Patty Faultless
Carol Wilkinson
Margaret Winters
Leah Rae Franklin
Sue Calvert
Marynel Haseman
Sonja Workman
Martha Hugunin
Judy Bechtel
Theresa Hasara
Carolyn Corbin
Rainless Weekend Forecast For Hoosiers
The Weather Bureau predicts a dry weekend with sunny skies and a bit warmer temperatures reaching the 70s. No substantial rain is expected until Tuesday or Wednesday, with temperatures mostly in the 50s to 70s across Indiana and nearby areas.
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Weather Bureau
Indiana
Lafayette
Goshen
Fort Wayne
Evansville
South Bend
Indian Airlinois
Jenner Keynotes GOP Convention in Indianapolis
Sen. William E. Jenner branded Indiana Democratic senatorial nominee Vance Hartke as an errand boy and Charlie McCarthy for Walter Reuther during a keynote speech at the Indiana Republican State Convention. He predicted a strong Hartke vote in Evansville to oust him as mayor and claimed Vanderburgh County. the event opened late as Jenner said he would not be drafted for the U.S. Senate seat.
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UPI
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Indiana
Vance Hartke
Charlie McCarthy
Walter Reuther
Hartke
Evansville
Jenner
U.S
Handley
D. Russell Bontragt
Mrs. Della B. Horn 77 dies in Jackson township
Della B. Horn of Jackson township aged 77 dies after months of illness at Glenburn Rest Haven. Born July 12 1880 to Boone and Hannah Ashcraft she was a member of Ashcraft Chapel Methodist church. Survived by husband Simon four sons Evan Mansfield Ernest Fred Bernard seven grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at Jenkins and Sons Bloomfield with Rev. A W Jarboe officiating burial in Ashcraft Chapel cemetery.
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Della B. Horn
Jackson Township
Glenburn Rest Haven
Horn
Boone
Hannah Inman Ashcraft
Ashcraft Chapel
Bernard Horn
Wolcott
Jenkins and Sons
Bloomfield
A. W. Jarboe
Linton C of C Prepares Big Fourth Parade Festivities
Linton Chamber of Commerce leaders organize a week of Fourth of July events headlined by a 10:00 a.m. parade. Free acts at Humphreys park Friday and Saturday, a 10:30 p.m. fireworks display, and a carnival from Allen-Baker United Shows fill the schedule. New parade entrants include Kiwanis, banks, Rotary, Stone Co., IGA, Moose clubs, and many local businesses, with over fifty units expected. Citizens are urged to register for the parade with John Reeves. no fee.
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Linton
Carnival Company
Humphreys Park
Roy Simms
Rennis Wolfe
Linton C of C
Kiwanis Club
Banks
Rotary Club
Greene County Stone Company
Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel
IGA
S and D Auto Sales
Moose Lodge
Moose Teen Club
Welch and Cornett
Briggs Buick
Linton Motor Sales
Eureka Chevrolet Company
Super Motors
Strong Motor Sales
Kramer Oldsmobile
Ellis and Company
Seaney
Klusmeier’s Cafe
Martin County Boys
Hastings Appliance
Boy Scouts
Bob Walters Edsel
Peron
John Reeves
C of C
Keeves
Backers Step Up Baby Popularity Contest Activities
The Baby Popularity Contest sponsored by Linton merchants moves into its final weekend with 43 contestants. Voting ends 5 PM Monday June 30 at participating stores via coupons in advertisements in the Daily Citizen. The winner is to be announced Wednesday July 2. early standings show Bobby Lee Risher first, Randy Dennis second, and Donna Kay Lacey third.
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Linton Merchants
Daily Citizen
Bobby Lee Risher
Randy Dennis
Donna Kay Lacey
Fifteen Die As Transatlantic Jet Crashes In Massachusetts
A record-seeking KC135 strato tanker crashed near Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts killing fifteen people including six newsmen. The Cocoa plane disintegrated in a fireball across a cornfield after takeoff, while sister planes Alpha and Bravo completed the London flight in record time.
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Massachusetts
Western Massachusetts Electric Co
Norman J. Montellier
New York
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Italy
Robert B. Sibley
Boston Traveler
Robert A. Ginsburgh
U. S. News & World Report
James L. McConaughy Jr
Time Magazine
Washington
Wor
Daniel J. Coughlin Jr
Boston
Associated Press
Glenn A. Williams
Bethesda
U. S. News and World Report
Donald Saunders
Chicope Falls
Atlantic
London
Air Force
Alpha
Bravo
United States
House to Approve Law Billing Taxes On Freight Tariffs
The House prepared to pass legislation repealing freight taxes worth 485 million dollars annually. The measure would extend a one year postponement of tax cuts on corporations and consumer goods, with a veto-proof expectation and a White House signature. Estimates of the 1958 deficit were revised to about 2.75 billion dollars, with 1959 projected to 10 to 12 billion dollars.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Eisenhower
Senate House
Senate
United Press International
SAYER ON WITNESS STAND INDIANAPOLIS ACCUSES MOGILNER OF EXTORTION
In Indianapolis UPI William E Sayer testifies Mogilner sought up to 90000 from three men tied to an Indiana highway scandal bribery case. Sayer details implied threats to trigger testimony against them while admitting unfamiliar product names and large public relations payments to Mogilner.
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UPI
William E. Sayer
Arthur J. Mogilner
Elmer Sherwood
Sayer
Mogilner
Sherwood
Highway
Virgil Red Smith
Mexico
Sayer and
LeRoy New
New
Expectancy in Area Above U S Average
Greene county residents live longer than earlier generations. A child born today may reach about 20.3 more years than grandparents, with median age 33.7 versus 30.2 nationally, boosting future lifetime years and retirement chances.
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U. S
New York
Greene County
Insurance Company
Rites Arranged For Joe Conklin
Joe Conklin of Linton, World War I veteran, died near noon Thursday at Indianapolis West Tenth Street Veterans' hospital. Survived by wife Nora Ella Conklin deceased 1954, step-son Clarence Royce Michigan City, step-daughter Maudie Royce Linton, and sister Pearl Miller Indianapolis. Memory Chapel to receive friends after 6 pm, service at 2 pm Saturday at Memory Chapel, burial in Fairview cemetery with Linton Frank Courtney American Legion post conducting graveside ritual.
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Joe Conklin
Linton
West Tenth Street Veterans’ Hospital
Indianapolis
Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel
Memory Chapel
Fairview Cemetery
Thompson announce birth of son in FreMan Greene county
Mr and Mrs Alex Thompson of Linton announce the birth of a son at Fre man Greene county hospital June 25. Randall Keith weighs eight pounds four ounces and is welcomed by grandparents Mrs Mary N Thompson Pleasantville route and Mr and Mrs Lowell Harrell Linton. Great grandparents include Mrs Ivy Hensley Linton and Emmons Harrell of Florida.
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Linton
Freman Greene County Hospital
Randall Keith
Mary N. Thompson
Pleasantville
Lowell Harrell
Ivy Hensley
Emmons
Harrell
Florida
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