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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1962

Page

5

Gas Blast Levels Home Kills Woman and 3 Children

Crown Point Ind April gas explosion leveled a one story farmhouse near Goodrich Road killing Peggy Jean Gorrell 15 Gary Lynn Gorrell 4 and Virginia Irene Tentge 49 while Ronald Gorrell 10 died en route to hospital Earl Teitge 43 husband and father suffered critical burns. Officials blamed escaping propane gas after he shut off the main valve and found the basement filled with gas.

Crown Point Ind Dpp Peggy Jean Gorrell Gary Lynn Gorrell Virginia Irene Tentge Ronald Gorrell Gary Earl Teitge Methodist Hospital Teitge Rettig Goodrich Road U.S. 30 Lake County

Six at South Bend Burned by Sewer Gas Explosion

In South Bend Indiana six people were burned in a sewer gas explosion early today. Police Lt. Melvin Pasalish Capt. Casimir Zielinski and Fred Schleiger were among those hospitalized with first and second degree burns. Gerald Christ Robert Bella Carreen Green and one more worker were treated and released or hospitalized as noted.

South Bend Ind Ian Melvin Pasalish Pasalish Casimir Zielinski Fred Schleiger Gerald Christ

Cigarette Fatal Fall At Tuckerton Church

Joseph Seifert of Brooklyn died from a fractured skull after a chair rope failed when a discarded cigarette burned through it at the first Methodist Church in Tuckerton. A 55-year-old steeplejack was fatally injured in the plunge Wednesday, police said.

Tuckertion Joseph Seifert Brooklyn N.Y First Methodist Tuckerton

Police gunman shot on toll road bus hijack in Indiana

On the Northern Indiana Toll Road a Greyhound bus was commandeered by Kedrick O Meara 23 of Gary after the gunman boarded at Gary and forced driver Raymond Abraham Michigan City to continue. State Trooper Lewis Boggs fired once when the gunman stepped off the bus and aimed at him, wounding O Meara fatally? The wounded man was taken to Cameron Hospital with a chest wound after the trooper stopped the vehicle near the James Whitcomb Riley service area.

Angola Ind Indiana Lewis Boggs Kedrick O'Meara Gary Cameron Hospital Raymond Abraham Michigan City James Whitcomb East Point Fremont Boggs Loggs Julio ‘Olivier Phiiladelphia Abraham O'Meara O’meara

Summer Reading Program Aims to Spark Young Readers

The Linton Public Library and Psi Iota Xi sorority launch a Seattle World’s Fair themed summer program for elementary students starting July 2. Participants register by September 1, complete ten books for a certificate, report each book, earn a World’s Fair pin after five books, and join a fall Book Party.

Linton Public Library Margaret Cooper Psi Iota Xi Cooper

Camp Registration Due For Lebanon Baptist Youth Camp

Children attending Friendship Baptist Youth Fellowship camp at McCormick's Creek State Park must register by July 8. Forms available from Mrs. Dorman Clark and Rev. William Heinbaugh. Camp runs July 22 to 27 for ages 8 to 11 and July 29 to August 3 for ages 12 and older.

Lebanon Friendship Baptist Youth Fellowship McCormick's Creek State Park Dorman Clark William Heinbaugh

Greene County Food Spends Lead Local Retail Sales Rise

A market study by Standard Rate and Data Service finds Greene County residents spent $7,325,000 on food in the past year, about 27 cents of each retail dollar, with autos and equipment totaling $5,034,000 and other categories adding up to $7,325,000 in groceries, $5,034,000 in auto goods, $1,763,000 in general merchandise, $1,402,000 in apparel, and $1,373,000 in furniture.

New York Greene County Standard Rate and Data Service United States Indiana

Young Boys Admit Stealing and Killing Zoo Birds

Two boys aged 11 and 13 confessed to stealing three valuable birds from Forest Park Zoo. They stated they killed two, and that a third, an Amazon parrot worth 125 dollars, died. They also confessed to throwing a 225 dollar roseate cockatoo against a tree and killing it. They killed an Amherst pheasant because it pecked the boy who concealed it.

ST. Louis Forest Park Zoo

Midland man Harvey Henney 93 dies after illness

Harvey R. Henney 93 of Midland dies at Freeman Greene county hospital after illness of three weeks. A retired blacksmith and carpenter, he was born March 3 1869 south of Bloomfield. Survived by two sons, seven grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, one great great grandchild, and was preceded in death by wife Rose McCain Henney and daughter Audrey Pope. Burial in Grandview cemetery Bloomfield. Funeral at Lebanon Baptist Church Sunday at 2.00 p.m. with Rev Heinbaugh and Rev Bridwell officiating. Funeral home: McClanahan Jasonville.

Harvey R. Henney Midland Freeman-Greene County Hospital Mr. Henney Bloomfield Andrew Lydia Myers Henney Henney McClanahan Jasonville Lebanon Baptist Church William Heinbaugh Roy Bridwell Grandview

X-15 Captures Speed Record By Accident At Edwards

The X-15 rocket plane reached 4 159 mph during a test over Nevada with Joe Walker piloting. An extended engine burn and a peak altitude of 120 000 feet produced a higher speed and angle of attack than planned, prompting both speed and maneuver records.

Edwards Afb Calif UPI Space Space Agency Joe Walker Walker Nevada Angeles

Kennedy Warns Reds U S Averts Strife in Formosa

President Kennedy warned both Communist China and Chiang Kai-shek that the United States seeks no military action in Formosa. He pledged to defend Quemoy and Matsu against Red attacks while pressuring Chiang to honor a pledge not to strike the mainland without U S consent. He cited recent moves of Chinese Communist forces near the offshore islands and said any threat to Formosa would be judged in light of regional safety and the mutual defense treaty. The stance echoed Eisenhower policy and broad bipartisan support.

Washington Wwel Kennedy Quemoy Matsu Red Formosa United States Dwight D.eisenhower

Convicted Spy Soblen Arrested in Israel

Soviet born psychiatrist Dr Robert A Soblen, a life-term convict who fled the United States, has been arrested in Tel Aviv authorities say He entered on the Canadian passport of a dead brother and faces possible extradition or forced departure Israel Interior Ministry action may follow due to the false name and criminal record. Federal officials in New York were told Soblen had vanished days earlier and aides said extradition could be pursued if found.

Tel Aviv Israel Robert A. Soblen United States Soblen New York Soviet Union US Supreme Court Communist Party Lydda Lof Israel Air Force Ari ‘Ankarian FBI Ephraim S. London London William B. Herlands

Churchill Falls In Monte Carlo Breaks Thigh Bone

Sir Winston Churchill, 87, fell and fractured the neck of the femur in his hotel suite at the Hotel de Paris in Monte Carlo. He underwent a satisfactory operation and remained under care at the Princess Grace Clinic with uncertainty about transfer to London.

Monte Carlo Winston Churchill Michael Montague Browne Churchill Britain Hotel de Paris Princess Grace Clinic Browne London Statesman Aristotle Onassis Onassis Winston Nice France Lady Churchill

Warm, Unchanged Heat Across Indiana With Mostly Sunny Skies

Weather reports show Indiana basking in 80s with highs 84 to 92 expected. Indianapolis leads heat pattern with 89 degree peak and 67 degree low, while South Bend and Evansville reach 83 to 88 and 57 to 62 respectively. No rain expected in central areas until possibly Saturday. northern zones may see showers.

United Press International Indiana Indianapolis South Bend Evansville

June to be warmest in eight years in Indianapolis

Indianapolis weather records may show June 1962 as the warmest in eight years with an average around 73.5 degrees, above the 71.7 normal. Through six months, the city’s average is 47.73 degrees, just under normal, with January through April below normal and May and June above normal.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana

Mrs. Mary Hensley Dies in Switz City at 74

Mrs. Mary O. Hensley 74 of Switz City route one died at 6 00 am at Freeman Greene County Hospital after three years of illness. She grew up in Linton and lived 12 years near Switz City. Survived by husband Edward A. Hensley two sons William and Lloyd both of Linton one sister Mrs Mertie Bays Poplar Bluff Missouri ten grandchildren and one brother preceded in death. Services at Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel with Rev Harold Scott Saturday at 2 pm burial in Fairview cemetery. She was member of Bethel Baptist church at Vicksburg. Born June 28 1888 in Clay County.

Mary O. Hensley Switz City Freeman-Greene County Jacob Talitha Thomas Saulsberry Edward A. Hensley William Lloyd Hensley Linton Mertie Bays Poplar Bluff Ter Memory Chapel Harold Scott Fairview Cemetery

Services Planned For Accident Victim

Funeral services are set for Mrs. Juanita Lucille Short 49 of Covina California who died after an early week auto accident. Her body will arrive in Worthington Friday morning and go to Myers Funeral Home for visitation after 1 pm. A 2 pm Saturday service with Rev. Vernon Smalling will follow at Worthington Cemetery.

Juanita Lucille Short Covina Calif Worthngton Worthington Cemetery

Costs of industrial sales calls rise since 1945

A McGraw-Hill survey shows American firms spend an average 30.35 dollars for each salesman prospect call. The figure marks a threefold increase since 1945, reflecting higher selling costs for industry.

New York McGraw-Hill Publishing Co

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