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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
9
Hollywood film production finishes on Bern Field Productions project The Gun Hawk with stars Ruta Lee Rory Calhoun Rod Cameron and Rid Lauren in a Western setting anticipated for release and promotion across the circuit.
The Boosters 4-H club held a Wednesday meeting at the high school. Dave Franklin presided as the pledge of allegiance was led by Billy Walker and the pledge to the 4-H flag by Mickey.
Clarence Creager adult leader outlines 4 H camp program. No meetings planned for this year with sessions at 1 p.m. every other Tuesday.
Composer Richard Rodgers gifts 50 dollars to Columbia University to support drama students funded through the upcoming Dramatic School of Arts at the university’s Arts Center, aiding early programs and productions.
A New York section reviews the traits of a well dressed man per Men’s Wear analyst Perkins H Bailey. It lists natural, responsible, orderly, and well groomed as key, warns against overly fashion plate looks, and covers office and outdoor attire recommendations including hosiery color, shoe shine, jacket length and sleeve cuffs, trouser break, and shirt color for different ages.
U.S. Department of Agriculture plant specialists advise applying at least two pounds of a commercial fertilizer like 10-6-4 per inch of trunk diameter. Apply from early spring to midsummer with holes formed under the tree branches. depth varies by soil type.
A new pamphlet from the Child Study Association of America warns parents and teens about impulse buying in college selections. Titled Helping Your Teenager Choose a College, it offers suggestions to avoid fallacies and pitfalls and is priced at 50 cents per copy.
After two weeks of tension on Hispaniola the Dominican Republic suspends military action while Haiti releases about 100 refugees. Duvalier asserts he holds power, with regional figures predicting continued unrest and potential violence inside Haiti. The U.S. pressures Haiti as the OAS weighs internal conditions.
Washington reports grants for hospital research and related facilities totaling 27.65 million dollars in the last fiscal year. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry credits the funds with driving the postwar rebuild after a wartime slowdown and the near halt in hospital construction.
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