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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
8
A collection of home care notes and reader tips on camping name tags cloth labeling and ironing, biscuit storage and freezing, cosmetic tool repair, repurposing mugs, kitchen curtains easy washing, cabinet organization using stick on hangers, and a note on Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle earning $100000 salaries in a season.
The first San Francisco Bay Area subway system will need five times the steel of the Empire State Building and concrete for five pentagons. The Bay Area Rapid Transit System will connect San Francisco with Oakland and other East Bay communities.
New York Yankees announce 1965 roster with Steve Hamilton listed at 6 feet 7 inches the tallest player on the team. Hamilton joins as a pitcher in the squad cited by UPI.
Hickory society notes record visits and guests recent in town and nearby cities. Families from Saginaw Indiana Indianapolis and Wisconsin attended dinners and Sundays with local residents including the Ransfords, Bedwells, Robertson and Exline clans. Summers plans include two weeks at a camp and air base duty overseas for a family member.
CBS television sports vice president William C. MacPhail announced a five year exclusive contract for television rights to the annual Blue Gray football game, securing coverage from New York.
The Lucky Stars 4-H club of L and M met at the school with Beah Mitchell presiding. Carolyn Benham gave the pledge to the flag. Zoe Ann McCammon led the 4-H pledge. Members answered roll with middle names as Jo Anna McKee and Linda Elliott led songs. Beth Shaker read minutes. Rena Tyson reported the treasurer. Miss Lowder announced the county demonstration on June 28 at the L and M school. Susan Hiatt, vice president, led the remainder of the program.
Mrs. Marta Zender, who recently moved from London to Houston, received a package addressed simply to her at 513 South Post Oak Lane, Texas. The Post Office connected the sender to Zender with few clues, praising efficiency despite sparse details.
Demonstrations featured angel food cake by Rena Tyson and Beth Michell and yeast rolls by Beth George and JoAnna McKee. Zoe McCammon presented the health and safety report, followed by the work period.
Chicago report notes the first Dempsey Tunney heavyweight title fight drew 120,757, baseball coverage cites Detroit Tigers signing two draft picks Tom Hamm of St. Cloud Minnesota and Bob Felber of Baltimore from Baltimore Junior College, with Felber from Georgetown.
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