U S Urges Soviet Participation in Private Disarmament Talks
U S Ambassador Charles Stelle urged the Soviet Union to join in private discussions outside the 17 nation disarmament conference to avert war. He argued direct US Soviet talks could achieve more than conference propaganda. Tsarapkin resisted, saying he would spare no effort to unman the Western powers and criticized Western war preparations.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Stelle
Wense
Russia
Duty free liquor boom fuels shipments to U S buyers
Businesses delivering duty-free liquor report strong demand from American customers. Estimates indicate 300,000 to 400,000 gallons were delivered to homes or offices last year, underlining expanding cross border commerce.
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York
Two Couples Wed in Double Ceremony in Vincennes Linton
Mary Alberta Bell and Donald Catt both of Vincennes and Mildred Marie Bell of Vincennes with William P. Angleton Jr of Linton exchanged marriage vows in a double wedding Saturday evening May 4. Ellet M. Meurer Linton Justice of the Peace officiated the single ring ceremony. Relatives and friends attended as guests.
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Mary Alberta Bell
Donald Catt
Vincennes
Mildred Marie Bell
William P. Angleton, Jr
Linton
Ellet M. Meurer
Mechanical massage device from bubbles promises relief
The Hydro Air Massage by Chemetron uses air bubbles in a submerged plastic platform to swirl away tension in a hot tub. The device claims to relax the weary businessman and his wife by simply lying still as bubbles work.
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New York
Chemetron Corporation
Services Held Today For Mrs. Wall 88
Alice Wall 88 died after illness and services were held at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home. Born April 22, 1875 in Howesville Kentucky, she was the daughter of Thomas and Mary Priest. Survived by husband Sam Wall two children Kenneth Wall and Dola Kales a brother Nathan Priest five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Reverend Leonard Nowell officiated.
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Alice Wall
Welch and Cornett
Nathan Priest
Linton
Leonard Nowell
Assembly of God Church
Fairview
Obituary: Everett L. McQueen Dies by Self-Inflicted Wounds
Everett Leroy McQueen 63 was found dead Saturday in Linton from a self inflicted gunshot wound. He was born December 15 1899 in Carbon Indiana and lived near Linton 25 years. Survived by widow Gladys Moore McQueen daughter Marjorie Sipple Indianapolis brother Earl Carbon two sisters Grace Soyak Carbon and Hila O_Terry Youngstown. Funeral set for 2 p m Tuesday at Calcutta Cemetery Brazil with services at Lawson and Son Funeral Home.
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Everett Leroy McQueen
Rtc
Linton
Carbon
Ind
Joshua and
Isabell McQueen
Brazil
Gladys Moore McQueen
Marjorie Sipple
Indianapolis
Earl of Carbon
Grace Soyak
Hila O’terry
Youngstown
Anderson - Poindexter Memory Chapel
Lawson and Son Funeral Home
Calcutta
Mrs. Effie Freeman Dies at 73 in Switz City
Effie Pansy Freeman 73 died Sunday afternoon at Freeman-Greene County Hospital after a long illness. She was born October 5, 1889 near Dugger, a daughter of Robert Borders and Flora Robbins. Survived by daughter Rose Smith, another daughter Mabel Burris, a granddaughter Sharon Rose Bailey, three great grandchildren, two sisters Fannie Bolin and Daisy Bovenschen, and three brothers Roy, Philip, and Arthur Borders. Burial in Switz City cemetery after services at Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel Wednesday.
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Effie Pansy Freeman
Freeman - Greene County Hospital
Mrs. Freeman
Dugger
Robert and
Flora Robbins Borders
Switz City
Rose Smith
Smith
Mabel Burris
Sharon
Rose Bailey
Fannie Bolin
Linton
Daisy Bovenschen
Vincennes
Roy Borders
Philip Borders
Arthur Borders
Lyons
Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel
Memory Chapel
Brent Harden
Switz City Cemetery
Switz City Arion Club Meeting Highlights Self Expression
Mrs. Charles Hines led a Switz City Arion Club gathering at the Farm Bureau Insurance office. She discussed Americans expressing themselves through art, music, literature, and architecture, citing Grandma Moses and various musical forms. The meeting opened with the pledge, roll call poems, and closed with refreshments. The next meeting is June 6 at Mrs. Janice Gastineau’s home.
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Charles Hines
Arion Club
Switz City
Farm Bureau Insurance Office
Rex Johnson
James Donahay
Hines
Garland Graves
Johnson
Donahay
Okalene Stalcup
Janice Gastineau
M N C Club Meets With Mrs Walton at Home
Mrs Mildred Walton entertained MN C club members at her home with a brief business session and social hour. Prizes were awarded to five members and refreshments served to 18 attendees. The next meeting is set for May 8 at Miss Jeanne Goodman’s home with Mrs Mary Mc Craney as co host.
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Mildred Walton
Mn.c. Club
Walton
Mary Blakely
Luciel Tannehill
Margaret Tryon
Betty Thompson
Kathleen Phillips
Mary McCraney
Calendar of local club meetings and church events
Tuesday events include Linton Kiwanis Becoures Corral 6 30 p m and Jasonville Methodist church 7 p m. Wednesday activities cover EUB choir Eagles Elks Rotary noon. Thursday lists many church groups and Societies plus a Fortnightly May breakfast at Roosevelt hotel. Printing ad ends with Citizen office offering services.
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Linton Kiwanis Club
Becoures Corral
Jasonville
Methodist Commission On
Jaycees Board of Directors
Jaycee Hall
Jaycees
Hall
Dugger
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Carpenters
Delta Theta Tau
Linton Public Library
Violet Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Loyal Order of Moose No
Moose Home
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Rotary Club
Klusmeier’s Drive
Jasonville Methodist
Salvation Army Home League
Eagles
Lodge Hall
American Legion
Legion
Saron
First Christian Church
First Methodist Church
First Baptist
Lyons Woman’s Social and Benevolent Club
Paul Ford
W.S.W.S
EUB
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Improved Order
Women of
Moose
Roosevelt Hotel
Bruce Fleetwood
Greene County Indiana Primary Voting Places List
Notice to Greene County voters designates polling sites for the May 7 1963 primary. Locations cover Stockton and Wright districts in Linton Jasonville and surrounding areas with multiple residences and public halls named for polling. The list includes addresses and facilities such as Glenburn Community House St Pet ers Hall St Peters Hall and the Linton Teen Canteen.
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Greene County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Stockton
Glenburn
Glenburn Church
Linton
Ind
Francis Harp
N.W
Hettie Carlisle
4Th St. N.W
Margaret Ridinger
Harvey Gowens
1St St
St. S.E
Harriet Gibson
N.E
H” St
St. Peter's Hall
4Th St. N.E
Virgil Russell
N.E. “Be” St
Heloise Tips For Busy Homes And Quick Fixes
Readers share simple home hacks including using a towel as a table mat to catch spills and a sock glove for furniture polishing. A tip discusses unclogging a steam iron with vinegar, plus advice on seeking a repair if needed.
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Heloise
Kinney Couple Welcome Daughter Rebecca Born April 25
Mr and Mrs Jeff Kinney of Piginfield announce the birth of a daughter named Rebecca born April 25 weighing eight pounds The mother is the former Linda Disque of Sandborn Grandparents are Forrest Kinney of Spencer Harley Disque of Sandborn and great grandmother Mrs T J Corbin of Sandborn The Disques spent the weekend at Plainfield visiting their daughter and her family
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Jeff Kinney
Piginfield
Rebecca
Linda Disque
Sandborn
Forrest Kinney
Spencer
Harley Disque
T. J. Corbin
Disque
Plainfield
Birth of Sarah Suzanne Woodyard in Union City
Mr and Mrs Larry Woodyard of Union City announce the birth of a daughter born Tuesday April 30 at the local hospital. She weighed six pounds and is named Sarah Suzanne. This is the first child. Mother is the former Glenna Davis. Grandparents are Mrs Mary Davis of Linton Mr and Omar Davis of Union City and Mrs Jackie Marley of Sullivan.
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Larry Woodyard
Union City
Sarah Suzanne
Glenna Davis
Mary Davis
Linton
Omar Davis
Jackie Marley
Sullivan
Iran's top general jailed for embezzlement and fraud
Iran's first four star general Abdollah Hedayat, former chief of the combined general staff, received two years in solitary confinement for embezzlement and was fined $25,000 after a military court found him guilty of collusion with American construction firms building frontier barracks.
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Tehran
Iran
Abdollah Hedayat
Combined General Staff
Frontier Barracks
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