New Linton Directory Time Again From Indiana Bell
Indiana Bell begins distribution of the 1963 64 Linton area telephone directory by mail with blue covers and local listings for Linton Bloomfield Dugger Jasonville Lyons Worthington. The book explains new after 9 pm toll charges and lists each community first in its section. The paper also reports Fire Burns Perfection Packing, bike registrations for July 4, and local fishing stock updates. Christine Keeler testifies in Ward scandal trial saying payments were for her mother and detailing gifts from Profumo and others.
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Linton
Indiana Bell
Robert H. Boling
Boling
Bloomfield
Dugger
Jasonville
Lyons and Worthington
Lyons
London
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Miss Keeler
Profumo
Stephen Ward
Ward
Eugene Ivanov
Ivanov
Labor
Christine
Cliveden
Sampe Aes
Tanganyika President to Visit Washington
The White House announced that Tanganyika President Julius Nyerere will be Kennedy’s guest in Washington on July 15 and 16 for AMEE independence discussions.
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Dublin
White House
Julius Nyerere
Tanganyika
Kennedy
Washington
Instant Missile Fires 4000 Miles From Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral a Minuteman ICBM streaked more than 4000 miles after launch from an underground site. The Air Force called the firing complete and said more than 100 nuclear tipped Minuteman rockets are in position nationwide with a goal of 900 on station.
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Cape Canaveral
Air Force
United States
Hoosier GOP Enthusiastic In Welcome for Goldwater
Thousands of Indiana Republicans welcomed Barry Goldwater in New Castle with a $25 plate dinner for about 600 and a mass rally expected to draw nearly 10 000. Indiana leaders like Lt. Gov. Richard O. Ristine and Rep. Ralph Harvey introduced him, while supporters including Ione Harrington and former Sen. William Jenner led the drive for his nomination. Goldwater avoided direct talk of a presidential bid citing fundraising purposes.
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New Castle
Ind
Indiana
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
White House
San Francisco
Richard O. Ristine
GOP
Ralph Harvey
Robert Nixon Stewart
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Lafayette
Columbus
Winchester
Americans For Conservative Action
Young Americans For Freedom
Golldwater
William FE. Jenner
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
James E. Bramwell
Iowa
House
Judiciary and Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Claypool
Adlai Stevenson
Armed Forces May Protest Cut in Defense Spending
The Kennedy administration plans to slow the rise in defense outlays for fiscal 1965 starting July 1 1964. Protests from the armed forces are expected as manpower could be trimmed by about 60 000 and overseas deployments scaled back while Navy fleets and older aircraft are reduced and nuclear material production is cut. Pentagon denials followed but Rep Mahon notes future defense reductions can not be ruled out as overseas support is targeted to drop from 2 billion to 1 billion annually by 1966.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kennedy
U. S
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Pentagon
George H.mahon
D-Tex
House
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Guild Plans Special Days For Blood Program
Freeman Greene county Hospital Guild members are stationed on Bloomfield and Linton streets today and tomorrow to promote the Community Blood Program. The program waives membership fees and blood costs for participants. coverage extends to immediate family and Greene county residents. Advisory board includes Drs Gillette Wienbaum Blum and other local officials. hospitals and medical groups cooperate to build countywide participation. Worthington Jasonville Lyons Newberry Switz City groups plan separate events. churches urged to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman- Greene County Hospital Guild
Bloomfield
Linton
Guild
Greene County
Advisory Board
Medical Society
County Hospital and Hospital Guild
J. T. Gillette
J. G. Wienbaum
L. L. Blum
Kenneth Broshears
Edwin Bailey
Avery Murray
Hazel Alkire
Dora Wimmer
Martha Murray
Warren Oaken
the Daily Citizen
John Hallett
Earl T. Aikin
Joe McIntosh
Carl Donie
Worthington
Jasonville
Lyons
Newberry
Switz City
Rain Shortage Hits State As Heat Persists
Indiana endures a monthlong rainfall shortage with only scattered showers forecast, keeping temperatures in the 90s. Indianapolis reports record daily water use over 115 million gallons as Bedford Mayor urges voluntary conservation to stretch storage.
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United Press International
Indiana
Indianapolis
Water Company
Bedford
Lee Quackenbush
Two Arrested After Teller Alerts Police In Switz City
Two men Dallas Reed and Kenneth Weiss were arrested after a bank teller reported stolen Western Union Money Orders. Money orders were stolen in Mt Carmel Illinois on June 17 and cashed in Cincinnati and other cities. FBI will investigate. Switz City bank had previous robbery.
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Western Union
Peoples Trust Bank
Switz City
Greene County
Dallas
Dean Reed
Indianapolis
Kenneth Arthur Weiss
Jonesboro
Ind
Betty Spencer
Reed
Lynesr Spencer
Bloomfield
Mt. Carmel
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lafayette
Jhidiardpolis
Mooresville
Martinsville
Paragon
Gosport
Spencer
FBI
Worthington
Ag Department Extends Emergency Aid to 12 Drought States
The Agriculture Department will provide emergency assistance to farmers in twelve drought affected states including Arkansas Arizona Colorado Louisiana Mississippi Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Texas and Utah. Drought and a late May freeze reduced the June 1 winter wheat forecast by 72 million bushels and hay prospects are below average due to limited soil moisture. Wheat plantings for 1964 are projected at about 60 million acres, up from under 50 million in 1963, as farmers rejected the 1964 wheat program for strict controls in favor of a 50 percent parity price support plan unlikely to be widely followed.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Arkansas
Arizona
Colorado
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Utah
Freeman
Central Plains
Central States
United States
East
Midwest
Agriculture Department
Record Traffic Deaths For Five Months Told
The National Safety Council reports 15 190 traffic deaths in the last five months of this year with May marking an ongoing rise. Los Angeles shows the lowest deaths per population among large cities, while travel increased 4 percent and deaths rose 6 percent. Nearly five per 100 miles driven die and about half a million people were disabled by accidents in that period.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Los Angeles
Government spending in 1962 nears 173 billion dollars
Estimated total government outlay for fiscal 1962 runs about 173 billion dollars, roughly 12 billion more than the prior year, highlighting rising public expenditure and budget growth across federal and state levels.
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New York
Police Arrest Three Boys After Series of Breakins
Bloomfield youths James Maxwell Pearson 16 Robert Douglas Sullivan 14 and Argale Leroy Pearson 16 were arrested on preliminary second degree burglary charges linked to break ins at 15 cabins and homes along the White River near Calvertsville between May 16 and June 25. Guns, cash, and items valued near $1 000 were taken. weapons were dumped in the river and divers recovered them. Sullivan was released to his parents. Pearson and the other suspect remain jailed awaiting arraignment.
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Bloomfield
White River
Calvertsville
James Maxwell Pearson
Rte
Robert Douglas Sullivan
Iph Sullivan
Argale Leroy Pearon
Rte. 4
Pearson
Falk
Sullivan
Calvertsvile
Greene County Rescue Unit
Linton
C.E. Hamm
Robert Moses
Private Lake
Clovis Goodman
William Dodds
William Knight
Charles S. Brown
Harmit Kruger
Louis Maynard
Eddie Johnson
Charles Livingston
James L. Buchanan
Rto
Sam Livingston
Stephens
Lang
Hunt
Dodds
Brown
Johnson
Ken
De Gaulle to Tour West Germany Following Kennedy Visit
UPI reports Charles de Gaulle will tour West Germany after President Kennedy, amid speculation on Khrushchev’s motives regarding East Germany. Berlin wall tensions and future trade talks with West Germany are noted as shaping Soviet relations and potential easing of forbidding contacts.
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UPI
Kennedy
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Wall
de Gaulle
Ludwig Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Berthold Beitz
Krupp Industries
Moscow
Erhard
Bonn
Berlin
East Berlin
Hamburg
Die Zeit
West Berlin
Adenauer
Ulbricht
Jericho
Schoenefeld
Ehenkentt
Unites
Aulee
Lodge Named Ambassador to Viet Nam by Kennedy
President Kennedy will nominate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. to be American ambassador to Viet Nam. Lodge, former U N ambassador and 1960 GOP vice presidential candidate, will assume the Saigon post this fall, replacing Frederick E Notting Jr. The Viet Nam area is a key battleground in Communist strategy and U S aims clash with internal subversion and guerrilla warfare.
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Washington
CpPl
Kennedy
State Department
Dublin
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N
GOP
Viet Nam
Lodge
Saigon
Frederick E. Notting Jr
Southeast Asia
Russia
China
Laos
South Viet Nam
U. S
United States
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Jaycees Elect Utah Man As President
The U S Junior Chamber of Commerce convention elected Dick Headlee of Bountiful Utah on the fifth ballot as national Jaycee president. Headlee 32 is an account executive and had served as vice president for Americanism and government.
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Louisville
U. S
Oregon Ends Civil Defense Program After Legislature Action
Oregon becomes first state to dissolve civil defense after legislative cuts that labeled the agency as a do nothing body. Governor Hatfield fought to preserve it, but federal funds were withdrawn and Portland and counties followed suit. The collapse traces to the Oct 12 1962 windstorm that caused massive damage and loss of life.
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Salem
Ore
Wpp
Oregon
National Civil Defense
S. L. Pittman
Mark Hatfield
Civil Defense
Hatfield
Pittman
Portland
X15 Flight Aims for 67 Mile Altitude Record
Edwards AFB California reports X15 pilot Bob Rushworth predicts a new world altitude record of 67 miles next month after a nearly 55 mile test flight. Rushworth, 38, says the rocket plane will have no trouble reaching the target and earning astronaut wings with continued flights.
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Edwards Afb
Calif
Ur— America
Bob Rushworth
Air Force
Rushworth
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Elbie Mayfield
Shelburn
Perfection Packing Company
Mayfield
Juanita Greenwood
Tom McQuade
Jim Humphreys
A. C. Williams
John Rider
Randy Lynch
Warren Torrence
McQuade
Hoosier Gop
Teller
Ag Department
U.S. V Corps
Fliegerhorst Kaserne
Hanau
Henry Cabot Lodge
Jaycees
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