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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1963

Page

4

Commencement Speeches Highlight Freedom and Future at Linton Stockton

The 1963 Linton Stockton High School commencement on the front lawn featured salutatorian John Lawson praising American freedom and parental and community support, and valedictorian Connie Gregory stressing a prepared, optimistic generation ready to face future challenges. Graduation rituals included Pomp and Circumstances, prayers, choral numbers, and diplomas presented by Superintendent Jere Goodman.

Linton- Stockton High School John Lawson America Armed Services Connie Gregory Linton - Stockton High School Keith Hoskins Jean Inman Marc Russell Gail Ellis Harold Scott Evangelical United Brethren Church Rachmaninoff Paul W. Brackemyre Jere O. Goodman Rev. Scott

Unique New Hampshire plate reads I ROLL

An auto firm reports a Swedish made car in New Hampshire with a one of a kind license plate reading I ROLL. The plate translates from Latin Volvo to the car name Volvo.

New York Wen New Hampshire Volvo

Wells Urged to Run for Indiana Governor

United Press International reports renewed pressure from Indiana Democratic leaders on Dr. Herman B Wells to seek the governorship. Fort Wayne's Alex Campbell and others push Wells citing his education career and broad Democratic background, though Wells prefers his IU Foundation post and fears campaign strain. Braninpin and several others are named as potential rivals who may defer if Wells enters.

Indianapolis Lpi Statehouse Herman B Wels Indiana University Alex Campbell Fort Wayne Wells Wels General Assembly State Paul V. McNutt Indiana Frankin D. Roosevelt Indiana University Foundation Roger D. Branigin Lafayette Indiana State Bar Association Liicos Branigin Welsh

Kennedy Views Space Flight in Bedroom

President Kennedy watched L Gordon Cooper launch on a television in his bedroom. The White House offered no immediate comment and might refrain until the orbital flight ends. Press Secretary Salinger said the President planned to follow the day’s events from his office. Indiana reports first polio case of the year in Washington County with unknown onset date.

Washington Kennedy L. Gordon Cooper White House Pierre Salinger Indianapolis Indiana State Board of Health Records Washington County

Meeting notices for EUB events and local clubs

Truthseekers class meets Sunday at 2 p.m. in the lower church auditorium with hostesses Mrs. Fenn Belval Verna Bedwell and Ethel Miller and program leader Mrs Susie Royer. Tri Kappa pledges serve at Mrs Katie Ax home at 6 45 p m. Past Noble Grands with Mrs Ayle Martin at 1 15 p.m. EUB choir at 7 30 p.m. Fagles lodge at 7 p.m Elks lodge at 7 30 p.m. Rotary luncheon at Klus meier drive in at noon.

EUB Fenn Belval Verna Bedwell Ethel Miller Susie Royer Tri Kappa Katie Ax Noble Grands Club Ayle Martin Fagles Lodge Elks Lodge Rotary Club Klusmeier’s Drive Inn

Bible Reaches 1200 Languages With Mark Gospel

The American Bible Society announced that at least one Bible book has been translated into 1200 languages and dialects. The 1200th language is Rincon Zapotec of Oaxaca Mexico, spoken by about 14,000 people, with the Gospel of Mark completed.

New York American Bible Society Rincon Oaxaca Mexico

FCC Announces Fees for Radio TV Licenses

The Federal Communications Commission will charge applicants $2 to $100 for radio or television station licenses. The fees take effect January 1, 1964, and the FCC says the system is fair to the general taxpayer.

Washington Federal Communications Commission FCC

Graduation ceremony interrupted by crowd for photos

Ronald Creager, class of 59, laments noisy photography during Linton High commencement. He praises restraint by most spectators but condemns others who blocked diplomas and line of sight, calling for moderation to preserve the ceremony's meaning.

Linton High Band Glee Club Ronald Creager

Supreme Court Grants New Trial in LeMay Death Penalty Case

The Indiana Supreme Court reversed Clay Circuit Court and ordered a new trial for Diem Le May of Brazil, sentenced to die for killing his brother Manson LeMay on June 30, 1961. The 3 to 2 decision held lack of proven premeditation and noted evidence of ice cream purchases before the shooting. Justices Jackson Myers Jr and Acher joined the majority. Landis and Arterburn dissented.

Indianapolis Indiana Supreme Court Clay Diem Lemay Brazil Manson Lemay Amos Jackson Jackson Walter Myers Jr Harold Acher Frederick Landis Norman Arterburn

A Real Pioneer Who Commutes 30 Hours a Week for Home in Arcadia

Robert Edgar, a long-time Arcadia resident, spends 24 to 30 hours weekly commuting 176 miles round trip by rail to his St Louis insurance business aboard the Texas Eagle. He chose full-time mountain living to keep his sons near family roots, promoting Arcadia Valley as a peaceful, simple home. Edgar boards at 6 15 a m and returns at 7 40 p m each day, enjoying scenery and using travel time for work. He owns a 27 acre wood lot with a tower remain and a Scout clubhouse, and serves as secretary treasurer of the local chamber of commerce.

Arcadia Robert Edgar Missouri Edgar St. Louis Ozark Mountains Robert James Texas Eagle Eagle Arcadia Valley Chamber of Commerce

East German and Soviet Officials Commemorate V E Day

Berlin ceremony sees Soviet and East German leaders lay wreaths at Russian war memorials in East Berlin and East Germany. The date is called Liberation Day in East Germany reflecting the wartime alliance and surrender anniversary.

Berlin East Berlin East Germany

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