Farm Bureau Urges Yes Vote in Wheat Referendum
Indiana farmers are urged to vote yes in the May 21 national wheat referendum. Glenn W. Sample of the Indiana Farm Bureau accuses USDA staff of pressuring farmers with propaganda and paid canvassing, claiming six questionable tactics from Washington aim to push for compulsory controls and public broadcasts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Glenn W. Sample
Indiana Farm Bureau
Washington
USDA
Hoosier
Sample
ASCS
Wanda
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Cout Usda
Iindiana
Middle West
America
Cockroach Chronicle In a Century of Change
The excerpt recalls a journey across continents via land bridges and notes the aging era of Texas oil and West Virginia coal. It marks a late arrival around December 30 as a symbolic moment in a 350 million year timeline, focusing on the humble cockroach as a survivor through epochs.
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British Isles
Texas Oil
West Virginia Coal
Russia Holds Record Despite Cooper Space Flight
Washington reports that the Soviet Union continues to hold the world space record. L Gordon Cooper completed 22.9 orbits in one day 10 hours 20.5 minutes while Soviet astronaut Andrian Nikolaev did 64 orbits on August 15 1962 in three days 22 hours 25 minutes.
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Washington
L. Gordon Cooper
Cooper
Andrian Nikolayev
Train Presentation Brings Circus Train to Muscatatuck State School
Mrs Marshall Foster of Jasonville represents the Wednesday Research club and Mrs Marshall Moses of Worthington the Tri Kappa sorority in a ceremony presenting a circus train to Muscatatuck State School residents. The gift came from statewide efforts and stock purchases by Jasonville and Worthington groups. Mrs Wilbur F Pell of Shelbyville, Indiana Association for Mental Health president, also attended as Mental Health month activities continue.
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Marshall Foster
Jasonville
Marshall Moses
Tri Kappa Sorority
Worthington
Muscatatuck
Wilbur F., Pell
Center
Shelbyville
The
Indiana Association For Mental Health
Linton Couple Announces Engaged Miss LaDuke to Ferguson
Mr and Mrs Lester LaDuke of Linton announce the engagement of their daughter Janice to Jack Douglas Ferguson son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Ferguson of Linton route They both graduated in 1963 from Linton Stockton High School and he works for the Allison Company in Indianapolis The couple plans to marry Sunday August 18 at the First Methodist Church in Linton.
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Lester LaDuke
Linton
Janicé
Jack Douglas Ferguson
Andrew Ferguson
Miss LaDuke
Linton-Stockton High School
Allison Company of
Indianapolis
First Methodist Church
OAS Mission Heads for Haiti Amid Government Warning
A fact finding team from the Organization of American States prepared to fly from Santo Domingo to Port au Prince despite a Haitian warning against meddling in internal affairs. Haitian President Duvalier rejects rights commission access while welcoming the mission to help conciliate the Haiti Dominican Republic dispute involving refugees and relatives of the late Dominican dictator.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
App
Organization of American States
QAS
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
OAS
Francis Duvalier
Duvalier
Rights Commission
Rafael Trujillo
Appointive Officers Installed by War Mothers in District 7
District Seven Mothers of World War II held a meeting in Orleans with units from Bloomington Lyons-Switz City Linton and Orleans. Mrs. Pearl Powell presided installing district officers including Edith Turley chaplain and Etta Haffley parliamentarian all from Linton. Memorial services honored four deceased members with roses placed in memory from Linton Lyons-Switz City units.
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Orleans
Bloomington
Lyons - Switz City
Linton
Pearl Powell
Edith Turley
Etta Haffley
Bella Keller
Myrtle DeFore
Jessie Bedwell
Onnie McCombs
Lyons
Faye Skemp
Powell
South Bend
Hafffley
Wast
Geneva Beaman
Lorene Hays
Past Presidents Club
Margaret Tindall
Haffley
Ruth Davis
Thelma Fish
Lillian White
Laura Harbett
Susie Scott
Nan Gennicks
Mary Hudson
Elizabeth Schubla
Hattie Tuttle
Jennie Dolence
Lyons-Switz City
Belle Deckard
Lydia Gastineau
Iona Cromwell
Annabelle Dixon
Betty Keller
McCombs
Hospital Admits Newborn Tina Renee Jerrell
Thursday's admissions report lists a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Jerrell of Linton weighing seven pounds three ounces named Tina Renee. Dismissals include several listed patients from Sandborn Bloomfield and nearby towns with care team credits.
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Arthur Jerrell
Linton
Tina Renee
Marilyn Price
Sandborn
Ingles Laughlin
Solsberry
Ray Green
Muriel Dyer
Worthington
Joanna Clayton
Bloomfield
Flossie Correll
John Cushman
Indiana University to raise student fees substantially
Indiana University plans average annual fee increases of 65 to 140 dollars starting September, with a further rise in 1964. Resident fees would jump from 235 to 300 next year and 330 the following year, while non resident fees would rise from 565 to 705 and 810. The board also approved 100 new 60 dollar scholarships and 250 fee remission awards averaging 165 dollars, plus 100 remission scholarships for 1964 65.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Board of Trustees
Stahr
Negro Employment Down Lays Council
The AFL-CIO Executive Council called for racial equality in employment. It noted Negro unemployment is twice that of white workers and urged America to address the high joblessness and its social and economic dangers.
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ST. Louis
George Meany
Afl-Cio
America
Birth Announcements: Sherri Lynn Han sen and Delva Renee Nally
Sherri Lynn Han sen was born May 9 at Mary Sherman hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley J Han sen Jr of Vicksburg. The baby weighs eight pounds five ounces and has a brother named Rendy. Delva Renee Nally was born May 7 to Mr. and Mrs Joseph Nally of Mishawaka. She weighs six pounds two ounces and is the couple’s first child with mother Miss Maxine Wolfe of Jasonville and grandparents Mr and Mrs Sam Wolfe of Jasonville rtc and Mrs Mary Nally of South Bend.
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Wesley J. Hansens, Jr
Vicksburg
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sherri Lynn
Rendy
Delvarenee Nally
Joseph Nally
Mishawaka
Delva Renee
Maxine Wolfe
Jasonville
Sam Wolfe
Rtc
Mary Nally
South Bend
Indiana to raise pay for almost 5000 mental health workers
Indiana officials expect a 2,142,500 first year cost for a pay raise covering about 5,000 mental health workers. Commissioner Hatchett said the plan needs approval from the State Personnel Board and Budget Agency before taking effect, with 72 percent of workers receiving increases and July or August implementation anticipated.
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Indianapolis
John Hatchett
Indiana Department of Administration
Hatchett
State Personnel Board
Stewart T. Ginsberg
Indi
Indianapolis Live Stock Report Opens Mixed For Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Indianapolis report shows hogs 4 300 head with most lots at 15.00 to 16.50 per cwt and some higher for heavier weights. Cattle 75 calves 10, cutters 14.00 to 16.00, canners 13.00 to 14.00, standard to choice dealers 20.00 to 30.00. Sheep small and not enough to establish market.
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Indianapolis
Spaid Named Head Of Airborne TV
Ora A Spaid a South Bend native and longtime Courier Journal editor was named head of the Midwest Program on Airborne Television Instruction MPATI. MPATI beams lessons to schools across Indiana Illinois Kentucky Michigan and Ohio from a four engine plane.
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Lafayette
Ind
Tpi
Ora
Spaid
South Bend
Phassday
Midwest
Louisville, Ky
Courier-Journal
Jefferson County
MPATI
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Montpellier
South Bend Tribune
Mrs. Wiggs Named For Veterans Club Anniversary
Ada N. Wiggs a longtime employee of G C Murphy in Linton will be honored at the 23rd anniversary of the Murphy Veterans club to be held at the Penn-Sheraton hotel in Pittsburgh. Eugene Tuley local store manager announces induction ceremonies and luncheon following with prizes and entertainment.
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Ada N. Wiggs
G. C Murphy Company
Linton
Veterans’ Club
Penn-Sheraton
Pittsburgh
Eugene Tuley
Wiggs
Tulley
Murphy Veterans’ Club
G. C. Murphy Company
P. M. Petrarco
McKeesport
Wecome
G. C. Murphy Company Veterans’ Club
Murphy
New York City
Dow Jones Averages Daily Summary
The Dow Jones industrials close at 722.50, the rails at 167.93, utilities at 140.79, and a broad market index of 65 stocks at 257.07. This snapshot records today's market levels across key sectors.
Pro-Am golf season opener attracts largest field yet
The first Pro-Am ABCD golf tournament at the local course draws the largest ever entry pool. Bob Hess announces play, rules, and scoring in stroke or medal format with team total as the key score. First foursomes tee at 11:45 am with back and front nine pairings listed by time.
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Bob Hess
Hess
Second Heat of Triple Crown Goes In Rich Preakness
Optimism ran high at Pimlico as Candy Spots Never Bend and Chateaugay lead a field of eight 3 year olds in the 87th Preakness Stakes with Candy Spots the favorite after Derby disappointment. Jockeys Willie Shoemaker Manny Yeaza and Braulio Baeza ride the trio as other starters Rural Retreat County Squire Lemon Twist and O My Honor contest the mile and three sixteenths race.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Candy Spots
Never Bend
Chateaugay
Churchill Downs
Darby Dan Farm
Cain Hoy
Mesh Tenney
Rex C. Ellsworth
Nigromante
Louisville
Jim Conway
Fettle
Conway
Woody Stephens
Willie Shoemaker
Manny Yeaza
Braulio Baeza
Sir Barton
Gallant Fox
Omaha
War Admiral
Whirlaway
Count Fleet
Assault
Citation
Carry Back
Tim Tam
Pensive
Rural Retreat
County Squire
Lemon Twist
O My Honor
Heating Contractors Attend Meeting Here
Heating contractors from Linton and surrounding area attended a meeting at Klusmeier's Drive Inn sponsored by Wholesale Distributors Inc and Edwards Engineering Corp of New Jersey. Principal speaker was Robert E. Briand. Local guests included Marcel Coleman Linton Harlan South Carlisle Leo Edwards John Sutphin arenee Ww rn Dugger Marvin Branstetter Bloomfield Ernest H. Evans Jacobsville Malcolm Stahl James Freeman Worthington.
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Linton
Klusmeier
Wholesale Distributors, Inc
Edwards Engineering Corporation of
New Jersey
Robert E. Briand
Marcel Coulomb
Harlan South
Carlisle
Leo Edwards
John Sutphin
Arenee Ww
Rn Dugger
Marvin Branstetter
Bloomfield
Ernest H. Evans
Jasobsville
Malcolm Stahl
James ©. Freeman
Worthington
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Russia
Jo Ann Pfifer
John Pfifer
the Linton
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Fedo Pont Tatts
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Warren H. Onken
James 1%. Coudret
Sherri Lynn Hansens
Mister Breger
State Highway Commission
Scottsburg
Indiana Department of Conservation
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Brown, Daviess
la Grange
Chain O-Lakes State Park
Airborne TV
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DOW Jones
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Schot
Kenny Inman
Don Greenwood
Maurice Haag
Herman Bush
Jerry Wright
Bill Tubby
Don Russell
George Thompson
Vincennes
Bud Hamilton
Dick Meeks
Bicknell
David Ropp
Roy Herndon
Bill Thompson
Shelburn
John Hiatt
Clay City
Charley Tucker
John Turchi
Dave Richardson
Steve Roush
Jim Klusner
Paul Scott
Crane
Wallace Starling
Bill Loveall
Jack Spice
Phil Russell
Stu. Waxler
Jere Goodman
Eugene Martin
Ken Stigerwald
Bryan
Sam Lucas
Mickey Osborne
Dault Edwards
Ons
Bob Bluhm
Brian Hill
Coalmont
Lloyd Pope
Bill Poe
Ben Harkness
Don Dennis
Terry McCollister
Jim Franklin
Bud Roush
Bob Logston
Bob Ferris
Fred Shake
Noon
Kenny Ballard
Loren Jokin
Paul Ashton
Forest
Ion
Maynard
Hlraggio
K. J. Brown & Co., Inc. Investment Broker SE
Main St
N. Main
Spencer, Ind
Freelandville
Implement, Inc
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