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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
8
An open letter advertisement promotes The Young Stranger at the Citadel theatre Bloomfield listing show dates Sunday and Monday June 30 July 1. It targets teens and parents offering a free pass if they return with a parent. The note frames the film as a feeling rather than a story and invites audience engagement.
Indiana All-Star quintet aims to rebound from a 91-71 defeat at Louisville as coach Angus Nicoson stresses defense and rebounding. He notes Kentucky’s toughness and potent outside shooting led by Billy Ray Lickert and Bob Carpenter, with Saturday’s rematch at Butler House.
In Huntsville Col John C Nickerson Jr accuses the Air Force of being swayed by private firms and says aircraft company sales offices in Washington act as lobbies. In Mamaroneck Alice Bauer shoots 73 to lead the U S Womens Open after round two with 145 total. In Greencastle sixteen railroad cars plunge into a ravine as a bridge collapses under flood waters. two railroad workers are injured but no serious harm. Regular passenger service is halted due to high water elsewhere.
Lance Harper of Los Angeles and Miss Nancy Susan Miller of Madison visit Mr and Mrs Wayne Hamilton and will remain until after the Fourth of July.
Mr and Mrs Bill Abram of Union City New Jersey formerly of Linton are visiting friends and relatives in the area during their travels.
Mrs Corya hosted the Women s Society of Christian Service at Worthington Folsom Memorial Methodist Church. Mrs Wooldridge led devotions, Mrs Brewer taught, assisted by Mrs Corya Ethel Hines and Roy Laughlin. Hymns were sung with Mrs Williams at the piano. A short business session was led by President Mrs Mitten followed by a social hour with iced tea and cookies.
The steel industry moved ahead with a $6 per ton price increase on Monday provoking a wave of protest in Washington. The move aims to lift profits amid market pressures and cost concerns across manufacturers and buyers.
Chicago baseball fans learned that today’s Dodgers at Cubs game was postponed because the field was too wet for play. Weather officials expected the rescheduled date to be announced by club managers.
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