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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
9
In Cairo Georgia Roy Albert Merritt a 51 year old farmer and his 19 year old daughter Inez were killed when their cars collided head on at midnight as they traveled from the family home toward Cairo.
A two month campaign by the Ministry of Aviation against overweight flyers leads to grounded pilots and some going on diets to reduce heart attack risk during commercial air travel.
Advertising plea urging immediate action for extra money with a bold phone contact 847 4487. Promotional copy emphasizes urgency and results through citizen want ads.
Overbrook area inmates of Lankenau Hospital endure 44 degree rooms for up to ten days to study temperature and moisture effects on body, diet, and disease. Volunteers from diverse jobs pass strict exams, endure harnessed monitoring, and eat controlled diets as scientists record vital signs and mood.
Ingemar Johansson declares his last bout and vows he will not change his mind saying he has earned enough money and the glamour he desires. In Buffalo Marv Matusak signs his 1963 contract to return to the Bills, boosting their list of ready veterans to 21.
Omaha dispatch reports NATO representatives will join SAC in shaping strategic war plans for a general nuclear war. Gen. Thomas Power lauds the plan and notes a NATO nuclear target liaison committee will participate, expanding involvement beyond United States personnel. Details of the arrangement and initial NATO members were not listed.
Shelburn’s Junior American Legion team split a Sunday doubleheader with Brownsburg. Shelburn lost 5–2 in the first game then won 5–3 in the second. Players from Shelburn and nearby towns formed the squad. Memorial Day game set at North Central diamond near Shelburn.
A West German shooting team finished last in a match against four British teams after their own rifles were seized by customs at Dover. The incident left the German squad using borrowed equipment for the competition.
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