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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
8
June 29 1961 edition of the Page and Linton Daily Citizen reports local items and notices. Details are readable in fragments from the historical paper segment.
The triculture Department announces summer quarantine rules to curb Japanese beetle movement into beetle free zones as infestations appear from Missouri to Georgia. Economists estimate appliance lifespans, noting new refrigerators and ranges average 16 years, used units shorter, guiding long term family budgeting.
Indiana University astronomy notes explain July sun distance about 94.4 million miles and higher midday altitude in Indiana. They discuss how solar radiation and earth heat balance drive July warmth, with moon phases for July listed: last quarter 4th, new moon 12th, first quarter 20th, full moon 27th.
Hugh Marlowe, star of The Long Rope, signs to lead in Mars Rage Go Round at Fort Worth and in Two for the Seesaw at Monterey, returning to the theater for a short run.
Wesley Wendirick, 20, of East Gary, was critically injured when he jumped through an open window of a car after being told he could not drive. His parents said his license was suspended and he is hospitalized at Mercy in Gary.
Donnie Holbert of Linton was arrested by the Linton police and jailed in Greene county at Bloomfield. He pleaded not guilty in Greene circuit court this morning with no trial date set.
Sailors scrub ship decks using a holystone as part of routine cleaning. Deep sea fish possess photogenic organs that emit cold light, a natural glow in their bodies.
The thistle is described as the national flower of Scotland while details on cricket sounds note rubbing wings to make chirps. The snippet presents two distinct facts about flora and insect sound production.
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