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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
1
Linton Invites Everyone To Come Here for Fourth
The Linton Chamber of Commerce invites all residents to celebrate the Fourth of July in Linton. The parade starts at 10:00 am with 70 units and up to 20,000 spectators. Prizes exceed $500 with a $100 sweepstakes for a parade theme depiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Linton Chamber of Commerce
Jack Kennedy
C of C
Greater Linton Club
Main Street
Tenth Street
Stores to Be Closed for July Fourth Holiday
The Daily Citizen will not publish and stores banks and most businesses in the area will close all day Tuesday for the Fourth of July. Linton stores stay open until 5:00 p.m. Thursday July 6 to make up for the closure. Linton post office lobby remains but only lock box service. one early-morning mail truck and one dispatch of outgoing mail occur. No rural or local mail deliveries on the Fourth. Local offices Greene County courthouse auto license bureau and Utility offices close Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine-Runmner
Daily Citizen
The
Linton
Esther Wolford
Linton Utility
Greene County
Auto License Bureau
Time Confusion Still Is With Us in Indiana
Nine North Central Indiana cities including Logansport and Kokomo met to plan an Eastern Standard Time drive. Officials signed a resolution backing year round fast time while North Judson signaled likely continuation with Chicago time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoosier
Kentucky
Alfred Boatman
Kokomo
John Miller
Miller
ICC
North Judson
H. C. Clausen
Chicago
Four-year-old killed by station wagon in driveway
In Ridgeville Indiana four-year-old Jeffrey Scott Overmyer fell from the tailgate of a station wagon driven by his mother. He was crushed when the car rolled backward after the driver released the brake. the mother said she moved the car out of the garage to fetch a lawnmower and did not engage the parking brake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Ind
Jeffrey Scott Overmyer
Marjorie Overmyer
Jeffrey
Hughes disputes Welsh on Indiana finances and broke state
Indiana State Treasurer Robert E. Hughes rejected Governor Welsh’s claim the state could go broke next January if spending isn’t cut. He said Indiana is financially sound, criticized the construction and salary moratorium, and noted cash on hand of about 214.65 million dollars. He charged increases in payrolls at the Highway Department and Bureau of Motor Vehicles since 1960, and questioned total income tax figures while noting a single-day eight million dollar intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert E. Hughes
Welsh
Hughes
Indiana
State Highway Department
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Postal Rate Increases To Go into Effect
On Saturday July 1 charges for money orders and special delivery fees rise. Esther Wolford Linton postmaster reports new rate schedule: money orders 1 cent to 10 dollars 20 cents 10.01 to 50 dollars 30 cents 50.01 to 100 dollars 35 cents. Special delivery first class under two pounds 30 cents two to ten pounds 45 cents over ten pounds 60 cents. Parcel rates up to two pounds 55 cents two to ten pounds 65 cents over ten pounds 80 cents. Foreign ordinary first class mail 11 cents an ounce, air letter sheets 11 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wolford
Linton
First heat wave nears Indiana with scattered rain
Indiana faces its first heat wave of 1961 as temperatures rise into the low 90s across the state. Forecasts predict high 87 to 97 for Saturday with light precipitation mainly in the north and central regions. Overnight lows range from 59 to 69 as a cooler spell arrives later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
South Bend
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Mercury
Fourth of July Holiday Traffic Predicted to Weigh on Nation
The start of a four day weekend triggers high travel as 70 million drivers hit highways. Safety officials warn of 450 possible traffic deaths over the 102 hour period, with past totals and firework safety urged by State Fire Marshal Ed Herron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
National Safety Council
Iowa
Ed Herron
Questions Answered On Consolidation Of Local School Units
A three part series discusses proposed consolidation of Lewis township Coalmont Wright township Jasonville and Clay county units. Dr Barr notes if consolidation fails Lewis township would join Clay county and taxes rise to 3.56 dollars per 100 with debt payments. A consolidated Lewis Wright Jasonville unit would cost 2.65 per 100 with savings of 0.91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Township
Jasonville
Clay County
Lewis Township
Aswers
Daily Citizen
The
W. M. Barr
School of Education
Indiana University
Bloomington
Greene County
Coalmont
Barr
City of
Marilyn Monroe Undergoes Gall Bladder Surgery
New York is reporting Marilyn Monroe in satisfactory condition and resting comfortably after emergency major surgery to remove an inflamed gall bladder. The 2 hour 15 minute operation at Polyclinic Hospital was described as a success with normal recovery expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marilyn Monroe
Polyclinic Hospital
Miss Monroe
Neighborhood Fuss Sparks Shooting in Madison Ind
A neighbor dispute over quarrelsome children led to a Thursday night shooting. James Hendrick, 36, was in serious condition at King's Daughters Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jackie Jones were arrested on assault with a deadly weapon charges, and Charles Botaw of Springfield Kentucky was sought in connection with the trouble. Authorities said Botaw struck Hendrick with his fist before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ind
James Hendrick
King’s Daughters Hospital
Jackie Jones
Kentucky
Charles Botaw
Springfield
Botaw
Hendrick
Joneses
British Act to Stop Iraq's Attempt to Grab Kuwait
In a move to safeguard Kuwait, Britain dispatches naval forces to the Persian Gulf to back Kuwait's independence after Iraq claimed the territory. Britain announced deployment of the aircraft carrier Bulwark with 600 Royal Marines and other ships while other nations sent support messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraq
Kuwait
Beirut
Lebanon
Abdul Karim Kassem
Britain
Admiralty
London
Sheik Abdullah
United Arab Republic
Sudan
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Chou En-lai
Abdullah
Abadan
Fritz May Be Head Of Legion in State
Bluffton World War II veteran Robert Fritz is expected to be Indiana department commander of the American Legion at the state convention in Indianapolis in July 2023. He is unopposed for the post, with William Chaney also unopposed for sergeant-at-arms. Several contests remain for other offices and the event features a July 22 parade with $275 in prizes for top high school bands. Governor Welsh and Indianapolis Mayor Boswell will give welcoming talks. James M. Wattenfelder will deliver the keynote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Robert Fritz
Bluffton
Indiana Department
American Legion
Fritz
Orin Nowlin
Seymour
4Th District Legion
Department
Internal Affairs Commission
Indiana Legion
William Chaney
Ralph Cushman
Veedersburg
Robert Sellers
Bloomington
George Morton
Michigan City
Keith Reese
Hartford City
Arthur W. McDowell
Delphi
Richard S. Kaplan
Gary
Indiana
Fred Badh
Portland
Welsh
Charles Boswell
James M. Watenfeller
Lancaster
Ohio
Two Young Holdup Men Wounded in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis two youths attempted a liquor-store holdup Thursday night. Ben Wise the 38 year old manager fired, wounding both assailants. Robert Lee Martin, 19, injured in head and neck, was found near the scene. Michael Baker, 18, with a neck wound, was arrested there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ben Wise
Wise
Robert Lee Martin
Michael Baker
Progress Report on Maritime Strike Talks
President Kennedy's chief factfinder reports very good progress in negotiations with the five struck maritime unions during the 15-day nationwide walkout. A shipowners' representative cautions that final agreement with the NMU seems unlikely until differences with other unions are resolved. David L. Cole convened another meeting of union and shipowners' representatives and is slated to hold a news conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
David L. Cole
National Maritime Union
NMU
Cole
Dust Bowl specter haunts Great Plains drought and grasshopper plague
Northern Great Plains faces the worst drought since the 1930s dust bowl with months of little rain. Grasshoppers threaten crops while grassland scorches under 90 degree heat and dry winds. Farmers in South Dakota and North Dakota report vanished pastures and rising fire danger as entomologists warn of worsening hoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plains
Ward
Olaf Haaland
Minot
N.D
Haaland
South Dakota
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