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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1963

Page

3

TV Schedule Listing for Bloomington and National Games

DailyTv guide for May 30 31 listing daytime programs including Mahalia Jackson Sings Felix the Cat Jack LaLanne and Evening shows. National games feature Baltimore at Los Angeles Washington at Kansas City Detroit at Minnesota Boston at Chicago New York at Cleveland at night.

Mahalia Jackson Felix the Cat Jack LaLanne Carter CCA Ind. University Milady Baltimore Los Ang Washington Kansas City Detroit Minnesota Boston Chicago New York Cleveland Edwards Ome Ferree Bowersock McKinney Clayton CBS Indiana State G. E Cartoon Theater Haag Walter Cronkite Moore Minnick Gregory Hollingsworth Davenport Franklin United Press International Dodds Ae Goolison San Francisco Oliver Ranard St. Louis Los Angeles Peoples Trust Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Shank Wee Milwaukee Houston Carpenter Benefield Randy Jim Hineman San Fran Barnard Ronnie Benefield Wiegand Workman Jeff Hineman Shearn City

Sarris and Peoples Trust Win Openers in Linton League

The Linton Boys League opened with home runs and tight games. Sarris edged AO 7-5 in the second game while Peoples Trust defeated American Legion 11-5 in the opener. Bill Minnick hit a homer for American Legion, Bill Earles contributed for GEF, and Joe Edmondson homered in the Sarris win.

Sarris Peoples Trust American Legion Bill Minnick Bill Earle GEF Joe Edmondson

Television schedule page for WFBM May 30 night

The listing shows programs from 4:00 PM to 1:00 AM including The Match Gam Frances Farmer Sports Huntley Brinkle Report News Weather Men of Destiny Wide Country Dr Kildare Race Hillies Andy Williams Final Report Weather Sports Tonite News Prayer and a final 1:00 AM prayer segment.

Television Schedule for Channel 6 Indianapolis

Daily lineup listing times and programs from morning to late night including Kukla and Ollie Movie Party Play Your Hunch Price Is Right Concentration Farm Report Men of Destiny NBC News Spanish Telecourses The Doctors Loretta Young You You You You Secret Storm Match Game Open Golf The Tonight Show with Jack Paar Daily News and Weather

Kukla Ollie Men of Destiny Pearth Sted NBC News Ben Jerrod Loretta Young Frances Fairmer Sports Huntley

Television in Review highlights rebroadcasts and updates

The piece notes reruns becoming more than repeats through updated formats like CBS Reports renewing May 1962 birth control coverage with Illinois focus. The Kremlin documentary repeats on NBC and CBS plans six prime time same-day Kennedy trip reports from June 20 to 29, including a Berlin visit and wall tour.

Illinois CBS Chicago SWIM The Kremlin Nbc-Tv Cbs-Tv Kennedy Berlin Communist Wall

Memorial note on lost parents with family tribute

A family obituary expresses sorrow for Mom and Dad who passed away together, dated June 26, 1961. It recalls the family bond, asks for eternal rest for the parents, and notes they are sadly missed by the family.

Mom Dad Tennis Ashcraft

Plastic piping saves builders money in FHA approval

Plastic drain pipes recently approved by the Federal Housing Administration may trim construction costs by about 90 dollars per project, according to the Chemists Association.

New York Federal Housing Administration Manufacturing Chemists Association

Indiana University 134th Commencement Honors Greene County Graduates

Indiana University begins its 134th commencement presided by Dr. Elvis J. Stahr with 12 Greene County residents among 4956 degree candidates. The ceremony will be on the Old Stadium playing field, rain date Old Fieldhouse, with degrees awarded to Stephen Long, Paul Halderman, Rita Record, Gillian Kimble, Luanne Whaley, James Overman, James Blanton, Nelda Dyer, Robert Jerry, Jerry McClarren, Celia Ropp, Gary Short, and David Lind.

Indiana University Elvis J. Stahr Greene County Stephen Long Linton Paul Halderman Ab.s Bloomfield Rita Record Newberry Gillian Kimble Luanne Whaley Solsberry James Overman Switz City James Blanton Nelda Dyer Robert Jerry Jerry McClarren Celia Ropp Gary Short Government Worthington David Lind Sandborn

Obituary: Homer Fisher of Odon Dies at 70

Homer Fisher of Odon dies after a months long illness at his home aged 70. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m Friday at Poin Dexter Funeral Home in Odon. He was a retired school teacher who taught in Stockton township. Survivors include his widow four children a brother Harvey Fisher of Linton and two additional brothers and a sister.

Homer Fisher Poindexter Odon Fisher Stockton Township Harvey Fisher Linton

Jockey Steve Brooks Reaches 4000 Wins at Gulfstream Park

Hallandale Florida April 8 Steve Brooks joined racing legends as he rode Johnsal at Gulfstream Park to his 4000th victory. The milestone places him among Johnny Longden Eddie Arcaro Willie Shoemaker and Sir Gordon Richards.

Hallandale Fla von - Steve Brooks Johnsal Gulfstream Park Johnny Longden Eddie Arcaro Willie Shoemaker Gordon Richards England

Geiberser Leads USC Era With 51 Straight Wins

Santa Barbara California reports professional golfer Allen Geiberser, once USC golf captain, achieved a remarkable 51 consecutive victories during his college era marking a historic stretch for the program.

Santa Barbara Calif Allen Geiberser University of Southern California

Graveyard of Grim Jesters and Sailors

A string of satirical epitaphs recalls humorous and grim fates. Mike O Day rests for upholding his right of way, John Knott is Kin to Knott, a zealous locksmith dies at heaven’s gate, Solomon Pease’s pod departs, Isaac Shook’s lie about illness, Jonathon Pound lost at sea, and a bachelor narrator laments never marrying at life’s end.

Mike O’day

Boys League Evening Schedule At Legion And GE

The boys league features Legion vs Larris at 6 p.m. followed by Peoples vs G E at 8 15 p.m. Local teams vie for early season wins in the two game lineup.

P.m. Legion Larris P.m. Peoples G.E

O’Hern to Attend Federal Aid Meeting

Linton Mayor P. H. O’Hern will attend a June 22 meeting in Anderson Indiana with mayors to hear how federal aid programs operate. Senator Birch Bayh Jr and Vance Hartke arranged the conference to answer questions about federal assistance for local communities.

Linton P. H. O’hern Anderson Ind Birch E. Bayh Jr Vance Hartke D-Ind Indiana

Millions Sprout as Green Thumb Binds Garden Market

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia estimates 42 million gardeners in America spend about 4 billion dollars yearly across all gardening activities. The figure highlights widespread interest in home landscaping and plant care.

Philadelphia IUP America Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

Counterfeit Money Costs U S Treasury Over Half a Million

The Secret Service reports the public lost more than 500000 dollars due to counterfeit currency in 1962. T men note that twenty dollar bills are the most commonly counterfeited.

New York Secret Service T-men

Bailey Delivers Key homer as Giants top Reds 5-4

Giants catcher Ed Bailey hit a two on, two out homer to lift San Francisco past Cincinnati 5-4. It was his 11th homer of the season and came with two runners aboard, boosting the Giants NL lead. Other results include Bill White's 10th inning homer for St Louis over Houston and Twins 10 Senators 1.

United Press International Ed Bailey Strawberry Plains Tenn San Francisco Giants Bailey Giants Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles Dodgers Braves Milwaukee Bill White St. Louis Cardinals Houston Colts Minnesota Twins Washington Senators Kansas City Athletics Baltimore Orioles Los Angeles Angels Detroit Tigers New York Boston John Tsitouris

Giants hold on as Reds threaten in late innings

Giants race to a 5-1 lead before Cincinnati closes gap with a seventh inning RBI single and a Marty Keough two run homer off Juan Marichal in the eighth. Billy Pierce finishes Marichal’s seventh win as fog suspends a Milwaukee game, later rescheduled as a July 21 doubleheader after Braves rally to tie 3-3. White’s walkoff blow gives St Louis a second straight 10th inning win over Houston after an early 2-2 tie on eighth inning doubles by Brock Davis and Al Spangler.

Giants Reds Marty Keough Juan Marichal Billy Pierce Marichal Milwaukee Braves Johnny Podres White Houston Don McMahon Cardinals Colts Brock Davis al Spangler

Noted rise of disposable casserole pans in food service

Convenience New York notes disposable casserole pans gain traction in prepared food sector. Lippincott and Margulies, marketing consultants, report growing usage as a time saver and cleanup aid for kitchens and caterers.

New York Lippincott & Margulies

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report

Wednesday admissions include Mrs. Eva Frye of Linton and Mrs. Edward Skemp of Lyons. Discharges list Miss Charlotte Sheffield of Spencer and Mrs. Mary Etta Newby of Jasonville along with Mrs. Paul Gee of Worthington Danny Ray White and Jerry Allen White of Switz City.

Eva Frye Linton Edward Skemp Lyons Charlotte Sheffield Spencer Mary Etta Newby Jasonville Paul Gee Worthington Danny Ray White Switz City Jerry Allen White

Deepest Center Field at Polo Grounds Measured 480 Feet

The Polo Grounds in New York, current Mets home until their Flush Meadow stadium opens, features the league’s deepest center field at 480 feet from home plate.

New York Upi Polo Grounds New York Mets Flushing Meadow

Grasshoppers Cause Major Crop Damage in North Dakota

NDSU Extension Service reported grasshoppers damaged 1,714,000 acres of crop and range land in North Dakota in 1962 with losses to other crops estimated at 500 thousand dollars.

Fargo N.D North Dakota State University Extension Service

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