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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
11
Berlin Tourists office announces 85 sightseeing tours for West visitors this summer in New York. Three routes go to Potsdam and the palace of Frederick the Great, recently reopened after the Berlin Wall era restrictions were eased.
Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo touts Sultana the Bengal tiger as the most prolific captive mother with 51 cubs from 13 litters over 11 years. Keeper Charles Bradbury notes 47 cubs sold or traded to zoos from Tacoma to Tallahassee, with Tongou as her mate and April 3 birth of the latest cub.
New York report says 3.6 million women aged 19 to 20 face a marriage gap with only 2.8 million men aged 21 to 22. Bureau warns up to a million women could delay or forgo marriage in coming years. options include marrying older men or relocating to areas with more men.
Morris H. Wertheimer, longtime Orthodox Jewish leader in Philadelphia, was named recipient of the Chief Rabbi Herzo Gold Medal Fellowship. The award will be presented at the Religious Zionists of America banquet at the Waldorf Astoria on June 21. The event supports Mizrachi Hapoel Hamizrachi schools and institutions serving over 200000 Mizrachi students in Israel and more than 100 U S day schools.
Sen. Ernest F. Hollings is the Senate's first golden gavel winner of the current session. Vice President Humphrey presented the award after Hollings presided over the Senate 100 hours or more, a task typically handled by a freshman lawmaker.
American Baptist Women adopt a family planning project inviting each member to sponsor one woman by contributing 35 cents the cost of a contraceptive device. A decorative pin shows the head of a woman of India as a symbol of global participation.
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