Lunchtime Theater and TV Schedule Fragments
A jumble of June 27 listings shows Lunchtime Theater at 9:00 to 12:00, Navy Log, Ding Dong School, Crusader, Crossfire, Popeye, and various showings at Ind. University and Navyw Log. Names include Frank Edwards, Mike Hammer, Hawkeye, and Chesty Holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Ding Dong School
Frank
Ind. University
Crusader
Cressfire
WED
JINR
Ind
University
Popeye
Mr. Magoo
Bold Journey
Mike Hammer
N.Y
Frank Edwards
Edwards News and TV Listings From WTHI Terre Haute
TV schedule notes central daylight lineup on WTHI with Edwards News and a mix of game shows soap operas and talk shows. Evening lineup includes Red Skelton Show Garry Moore 10 o'clock Report and Early Show with 6 o'clock Report plus Malibu Run and The Third Man among others.
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Edwards
Dobie Gillis
Tom Ewell
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Art Linkletter
Blue Angels
Danger Man
Ange
Malibu
TV Schedule Clashes And Classics On June Broadcast Lineup
The daily listings show a full slate from morning to late night. Highlights include Today, Great Headlines, Laramie, Alfred Hitchcock, Three Stooges, Jack LaLanne, Highway Patrol, and Price Is Right across multiple time slots with news weather markets and special programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pene
Hollywood
Francis Farmer
Hunt-Brinkley
Laramie
Three Stooges
Jack LaLa
Great Head Farm Repe Highway Patrol
Jan Murray
Jack LaLanne
Highway
You
Markets
Farm Report
Highway Patrol
Loretta Young Young
Dr. Malone
Daddy
Francis Farmer News
Playhouse
WFBHM
Jack Paar
Coroner Reports Death of Indiana Man From Fall Injury
A coroner's report lists Dewey Chestnut aged 59 of R R 2 Odon Indiana as dead from a skull fracture after a fall down stairs at his home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Wprh
Dewey Chestnut
R. R
Odon
Posey County Farmer John Mann Dies From Smoke Inhalation
Services were held for John A. Mann 76 a Posey county farmer who died Saturday from smoke inhalation Authorities say a bedroom chair caught fire probably from ashes from his pipe
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Mount Vernon
Ind
UPI
John A. Mann
Posey County
Mann
Actress Joan Collins Signs Columbia Three Picture Deal
British actress Joan Collins signs with Columbia Pictures for three films. The first pairs her with Steve McQueen in The War Lover adapting John Hersey novel. Arthur Hornblow Jr will produce this fall, directed by Philip Lea-Cooch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joan Collins
Columbia Pictures
Steve McQueen
John Hersey
Arthur Hornblow Jr I
Philip Lea- Cooch
Sarris Record Shop tops Elks in low scoring clash
Linton Iron faces GE at 6:00 p.m. and Legion plays Citi at 8:15 p.m. Tonight’s games include Peoples against Elks and Western Auto versus Sarris. In Monday action Sarris Record Shop beat Elks 8 to 6 while Western Auto routed Peoples Trust 26 to 5.
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Elks
Peoples Trust
Linton Iron
Legion
Citi
Peoples
Western Auto
Sarris
Linton Boys League
Sarris Record Shop
Elks Crew
Milligan
Fish
Lf Laughlin
If Clayton
Johnson
John Edwards
Sf Hostetter
Edwards
Myers
Austin
R. Fish
Rf Starr
Rf Ferree
Fusco
Earle
C. Collisson
Lovelace
P Shepherd
Shonk
E Baughman
Rf Simpson
Rf Crawshaw
Rf J. Collisson
Rf Wright
Medlock
Rf Holloway
AB Wall
Gillan
Sf Inman
S. Henson
P Ball
Moehlmann
C D. Britton
Lucas
H. Britton
Lf McKee
If Miller
Lawson
Sf Newsom
Duncan
C Thomas
Cf Stockrahm
Goodman
Clendenen
Rf Kelly
Camden
Carpenter
Schubla
Ball
Bedwell
Rehabilitation tax plan praised by Goodwill Industries
Tulsa based Goodwill Industries, the largest employer of handicapped workers, argues a rehabilitated disabled person will repay ten dollars in income taxes for every one dollar invested in rehabilitation.
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Tulsa
Okla
Upih— Goodwill Industries
June May Be Coolest In State In 90 Years
Indiana faces a historically cool June with Indianapolis data showing an average of 67.5 degrees as the month ends. If the trend holds, this will be the eighth coolest June since 1871 with 1928 the coldest on record at 65.4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wpi
Indiana
Castro Prisoner Commission Seeks Revival of Plan
Premier Fidel Castro's prisoner commission hoped to hear today if the moribund tractors-for-prisoners deal could be revived. John Hooker, executive secretary of the fundraising committee, may return from Miami with news on resuming activities. Immigration officials said Kennedy must decide on further negotiations. Some papers noted the 10 paroled prisoners arrived.
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Key West
Fidel Castro
John Hooker
Castro
Miami
U.S
Kennedy
Grand Jury Asked To Probe Tax Delinquency
Edmond K. Higdon Clark County GOP chairman demands Clark County grand jury investigate sheriff’s failure to collect delinquent Indiana gross income taxes totaling 125761 dollars. He sent identical letters to Prosecutor Howard Snyder and Circuit Judge James Bottorff urging session to determine why taxes remain unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
UPI
Clark County
Sherif
Edmond K. Higdon
GOP
Howard Snyder
James Bottorff
Indiana
Flood Sufferers Told of Loans for Farm Relief
Greene and surrounding counties flood victims may apply to the county Farmers Home Administration for emergency credit. Loans cover feed seed fertilizer and other operating needs with 3 percent interest. Eligibility requires farming engagement, substantial flood losses, and inability to obtain credit elsewhere. Repayment varies by loan purpose and income.
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Greene
Davess
Owen
Sullivan
Monroe
County Farmer S Home Administration
Wilbur K. Harmon
Oan
Iin
Insurance Plan Tests Driver Aptitude in 42 Indiana Cities
Meridian Mutual Insurance conducts the first phase of an auto driver aptitude examination for about 150 local policyholders as part of The Driver Selection Research Project led by Iowa State University's Department of Psychology. Over 14 months, scores from more than 8,000 drivers will be tabulated, with initial testing in Linton aided by P H O'Hern Agency.
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Ne Meridian Mutual Insurance Company
Department of Psychology
Iowa State University
Linton
P. H O'Hern
Indiana
Hoosier Bank Hodup Suspect Given 20 Year Sentence
Charles O'Dell Smith 23 of Indianapolis was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for the May 18 holdup of a branch of American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Co in Indianapolis. He pleaded guilty June 2 and was captured minutes after the $8,080 robbery.
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Indianapolis
Vph
William FE
Steckler
Charles O'Dell Smith
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Smith
American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Co
Indiana investor owned utilities denounce $60 million REA loan
Carroll L Blanchar of Public Service Company of Indiana calls proposed Rural Electrification Administration funding for a 198000 kilowatt plant near Petersburg a sham and says Indiana’s private utilities can meet future power needs. He notes rapid growth, high investment since 1949, and tax payments, urging rejection of the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc
Carroll H. Blanchar
Blanchar
Rural Electrification Administration
White River
Petersburg
REA
Indiana Public Service Commission
Hoosier Cooperative Energy, Inc
Anard
Southern Indiana
Blanhar
Mr. Blanchar
Bible Thought by Rev. Boyd Stepler
The sermon from Rev. Boyd Stepler of Saron United Church of Christ cites Proverbs 6:234 about commandments as a lamp guiding life. It asserts God’s love in instruction, noting discipline may hurt but yields the best in us and for us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Stepler
Saron United Church of Christ
U S Cost of Living Shows Slight Decline
The Labor Department reports May living costs dipped slightly for the second time in five months. Factory workers’ take-home pay rose to a record high for the month as meat and poultry price cuts helped push the consumer price index to 127.4. Since 1947-49, costs rose about 27.4 percent, with a $10 basket now costing $12.74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Traffic death toll feared in 1960s says insurers
The National Association of Independent Insurers forecasts more than 30 million men women and children in the United States will be killed or injured in traffic accidents during the 1960s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Independent Insurers
Dr. Samuel Sheppard Cleared of Cancer After Tests
In Columbus Ohio state officials announced that Dr Samuel Sheppard convicted of his wife Marilyns murder in 1954 does not have cancer after tests over the weekend. The lump on his chest was found not malignant according to State Correction Commissioner Maury Koblentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
WPI
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
Maury Koblentz
Tax Re appraisal To Start in Greene County
County Assessor Harry Haseman announces the re appraisal of property for tax purposes will begin this week in most Greene county townships with two exceptions Linton and Bloomfield. The program will start next week in those communities. Owners are urged to cooperate with the appraisers.
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Greene County
Harry Haseman
Haseman
Linton
Bloomfield
Hospital Report Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions were Monday Mrs. Lora Wonder, Worthington Alva Burch Bloomfield. Mrs. Howard Combs Bloomfield became mother of a daughter weighing seven pounds and 10 ounces. She has not been named. Dismissals were Miss Deanna Fish Bloomfield Ronald and Anice Robertson Switz City.
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Lora Wonder
Worthington
Alva Burch
Bloomfield
Howard Combs
Bloomield
Deanna Fish
Ronald and
Anice Robertson
Switz City
Soldier Richard Mitchell Earns Expert Missileman Rank
Richard Mitchell, a U S Army serviceman in Germany, placed second as expert missileman across three battalions. After 14 years in service and eight months stationed in Germany, he suffered a broken arm and ankle in an accident and is recuperating at the base hospital. His parents, Mr and Mrs Roy Mitchell of Dagger Route One, were informed.
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Richard Mitchell
U. S. Army
Germany
Roy Mitchell
Dagger Route One
Mitchell
Linton- Stockton High School
The IT That Made It All
A manufacturer sought a better product by surveying people to learn what they needed. He learned how to make it and, after costly production, aimed for mass sales to justify a low price. Advertising portrayed the product to millions, convincing them to buy. A sign reading MORE HELP WANTED appeared as production expanded and happiness grew.
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Joe EB. Turner
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main Street
Yarren E. Onken
Vance Sappenfield
Baéitor
Witty Channel 4
Bloomington, Indiana
TIMES
Central Daylight
WTHI
Terre Haute
CBS News
Kangaroo
Love Lucy
Guiding Light
CBS
Indiana News
United Press International
Anderson
Poindexter
Uneral Home
Memoriam
James Carlisle
Lea Ztae
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Ora W. Wiseman
Rachel
Tenfold Return
Fran Taggert
S.S. Mercy
Saigon
South Vietnam
Johnny Hazard
Fran
Linton Daily Citizen
Plan
Junor Chamber of Commerce
Bob Conger
Jackson, Tenn
Virginia
Atlanta
Conger
Daviess, Owen, Sullivan and
Monroe Counties
Hoosier
Ho'dup
Bank
REA Loan
Sam Sheppard
Rai
Cee
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