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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
2
The list shows mayoral candidate P. H. O’Hern and council vacancies. Candidates include A. M. Risher for mayor, Robert C. Walters for First Ward, Van L. Plew for Second Ward, William Poe and Jerry V. Wright, and Earl M. Roush plus Harry L. Lehman for at large.
Hospital report lists admissions for Mrs Annetta R Kirby Worthington Otto Buckalew Jasonville and Jerry Mitchell Jasonville. Dismissals include Beverly Sue Thomas Linton Mrs Bill Rice and daughter Linton and Oren French Solsberry Forest Hardisty Jasonville.
Medical World News reports doctor Douglas Campbell of UC Medical School warns patients using sprays frequently in gardens or at work may suffer obscure neurotic symptoms from chronic poisoning.
The Wall Street Journal reports Americans used a record 210 million pounds of spices last year. The figure highlights strong demand across households and food industries nationwide.
William L Hart Carl E Hightower and William N Brammer have been named president of Precision Castings Co in Cleveland Brammer joined the firm as VP of marketing in 1960 He is a Case Institute of Technology Wharton School graduate active in multiple engineering and industry societies The Brammers purchased the Frank Baxley property on B street northeast and Brammer is married to Ann Steiner of Linton
Lansing doctors and Lions Club volunteers describe eye bank programs that supply corneas from donors aged 10 to 80 to treat blindness. The program aims to help two people per donated pair, with removal within five hours of death and kin consent, preserving the deceased’s appearance.
William R. Hole, 19, of Muncie entered innocent pleas to 22 charges arising from a 10 minute pursuit by three police cars. The counts include reckless driving left of center driving speeding and disregarding 19 stop signs.
TV guide fragment shows daily lineups from Friday May 3 to Monday May 6 with programs including Dance Date Dick Tracy Mahalia Jackson Rocky Show Sea Hunt Wild Cargo Family Night Broadway Goes Latin Lunchtime Theater Lone Ranger Lessons for Living Milady’s Matinee Roller Derby Yancy Derringer Golf Jack Noel Show Wrestling Checkmate Divorce Court Wire Service Oral Roberts Sheena Brave Stallion Frontier Circus Dan Smoot Report Mr. Lucky Impact News In Perspective Desilu Playhouses Cinema International Sign Off and more across days and times.
Schedule notes for WTHI Channel 10 Terre Haute show a daily lineup including Secret Storm Edge of Night Indiana State Adventures In Paradise Cartoon Theater Walter Cronkite and late night programs. afternoon listings feature Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light and The Edge of Night with many soap entries and a mix of Westerns and dramas.
Channel 6 Indianapolis central daylight listings show Frances Farmer Huntley Brinkley News Weather Men of Destiny International Showtime Sing Along With Mitch Price Is Right Jack Paar Tonight Show Spanish Telecourse Mr Wizard Three Stooges The 1960s era lineup includes Peter Gunn Sam Benedict Joey Bishop Fury and more with sports scoreboards and weather updates through late night.
Indianapolis live stock summary shows hogs steady to higher with various weights trading up to 14.75 per cwt and sows firm. Cattle and calves offerings too light to test, steers around 22.00, canners to utilities 13.50-16.00, dealers 26.50-30.00. Sheep market not tested.
Richard Sears of Indianapolis was found guilty by a federal jury after a three hour deliberation in the $8,112 robbery of the American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Co. branch on January 31.
Bloomingtion Indiana report states Danny Lee Oliver nine was seriously hurt when a car struck him after stepping from a school bus Wednesday afternoon. He had been struck at the same spot three years ago as he began boarding the bus.
The GP journal reports among 601 222 births, over 14 percent occurred between 2 am and 5 am, with the fewest births between 4 pm and 7 pm. The data span North America and Western Europe and suggest morning hours favor birth.
In Ligonier Indiana Mrs Bessie Fletcher age 47 died after her clothing was set ablaze by a heating pad that caught fire. Neighbors and local authorities investigated the accident as a fatal fire incident at night.
The New York Jets sign defensive back Lee Riley and end Karl Kaimer for the 1963 American Football League season.
NBC aired a White House ceremony honoring Congressional Medal of Honor winners from the presidential lawn. The hour long program featured President Kennedy, the first family, and veterans including York Boyington and Audie Murphy with the Marine Band and a drum corps. Reporters praised some aspects while noting gaps in filler material and questioning future specials.
NBC offers a Holland trip segment featuring Princess Beatrix and a visit to the Anne Frank house once linked to World War II hiding. Other broadcasts include CBS calendar programs and Route 66 episodes with a March theme.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Martin of Linton announce the birth of a daughter on April 29 at Greene County Hospital. Stacey Ann weighed seven pounds nine and a quarter ounces and was welcomed by brother Dennis Dean. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Eugene Abie Martin and Mr and Mrs Donald Dennis. Great grandparents include Mr and Mrs Bert Chambers of Sullivan John Lee of Peoria Ill and Mrs Axie Dennis of Linton.
Mrs Dode Figg and Harlan Chaistain visited Mr and Mrs Raymen Plummer in Dugger. Several residents including Mrs George DeNeve, Mrs Sabra Seward, Mae Sweeney and others spent time with locals and traveled to nearby towns such as Switz City and Linton. Visitors from Indianapolis and Shelburn joined Dugger families for social calls through midweek.
The noon Dow Jones figures show Industrials at 721.05 up 0.04, Rails 164.98 up 0.20, Utilities 139.67 up 0.58, and Stocks 255.30 up 0.29, reflecting a generally positive trading mood amid varied sector performance.
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