Seat belts save lives and Greene County car boom noted
A local hospital recounts two crash victims and urges seat belt use to reduce injuries. The Greene County Blood Program hits 1,400 members in six months as car ownership rises with 11,300,000 U S families owning more than one car.
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Greene County Community Blood Program
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Clay County
Knox County
Greene County
Standard Rate and Data Service
United States
Scott Slams Wheat Deal With Soviets In Senate
Sen. Hugh Scott sharply criticized a proposed wheat agreement with the Soviet Union calling it a one way concession. He backed Mundt’s bill to bar Export-Import Bank guarantees for Soviet purchases while aides testified on the measure. Treasury warns the move could ruin any wheat sale and Democrats count votes on defeat.
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Washington
PLC
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Soviet Union
Scott
Senate
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
U.S
J. William Fulbright
George W. Ball
Harold F. Linder
Export- Import Bank
Senate Banking Committee
Mundt
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
State Department
Kennedy
Banking Committee
Linton L&M Basketball Game Moves to Saturday Night
Linton Stockton versus L and M will now be played Saturday at Switz City gym to handle expected large attendance. The B game starts 6 p.m. CST and the varsity at 7:30 p.m. CST with admission 50 cents at the door. Advance student tickets are on sale at both schools.
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Linton-Stockton
L and M
Switz City Gymnasium
Death and arrests in Caracas amid violence toll
Police broke into a funeral procession in Caracas and arrested dozens of Communist militants attending a member's funeral. Authorities report 24 dead and over 120 wounded across 48 hours amid ongoing terrorism and sabotage. In Springfield Missouri convict Robert Stroud known as the Birdman of Alcatraz died at 73 at the U S Medical Center. He had served 54 years in prison and died in his sleep from natural causes.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Springfield
Robert Stroud
Alcatraz
U. S. Medical Center
J. D. Harris
Stroud
U S ends aid program to Cambodia after eight years
The United States terminates the 28 million-dollar-a-year aid program to Cambodia and withdraws military and economic missions after Prince Norodom Sihanouk demands the end. Officials fear Cambodia may drift toward Communist influence as China and Russia step up offers of aid while Sihanouk seeks new backers. The move ends long standing Western support and raises concerns over regional stability and Cambodia’s future military pay and economy.
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Washington
United States Today
Finis
Cambodia
State Department
Norodom Sihanouk
U.S
Sihanouk
United States
Sihaynouk
China
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Viet Nam
Laos
Russia
Red China
Kremlin
Peking
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Four Die As Indiana Rain-Slick Highways Claim Toll
Four persons perished on rain slick Indiana highways raising the annual toll to 1 162. In New Castle two women 59 and 64 died when their car rammed a stalled truck on Indiana 3 then struck other vehicles. A 14 year old girl from Terre Haute was killed crossing a rain slick road and a 79 year old man near New Haven died when his car hit a tree on U S 30.
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Indiana
New Castle
Josephine Vogel
Flo Arnold
Indiana 3
Vogel
Arnold
Henry County Hospital
Janice Combs
Terre Haute
Larry Furnas
James Adams
New Haven
U.S. 30
Trigger Snag Fatality Ends Hunter S Life in Indiana
The body of Herman Hoffman a 72 year old hunter from Decatur was found draped over a wire fence near Monroeville Indiana by two railroad workers. A coroner's report said he was accidentally shot in the neck by his own gun after the trigger snagged while he climbed a fence during upland game hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Ind
Herman Hoffman
Decatur
Hoffman
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hour Ticket Sale Told For Friday's Game
The Linton Miner L and M basketball games Friday night at the Linton gym will start at 5 45 and 7 15 p m CST. Booster fans depart from the rear of Linton High School at 5 15. Bus tickets and student tickets cost 25 cents, with all admission at the door 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Miner-L and M
L and M
Linton High School
Indiana Finance Board approves 1.7 million transfer to schools
The Indiana Board of Finance approved moving 1.7 million from the general fund to Indiana schools for special education to correct an error. It also authorized a 15000 postwar revolving fund loan to Bedford with a future matching amount, and a 1500 grant to Vernon from the same fund. The Department of Public Welfare may spend 500 for temporary repatriate aid.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Board of Finance
Indiana
Bedford
Vernon
Department of Public Welfare
Pack Meeting Tonight for Linton Cub Scouts
Linton Cub Scouts will hold a pack meeting at the Scout hall at 7 pm. A Webelos ceremony will be conducted and awards will be presented.
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Linton
Merger Plan for Girls School and Women's Prison Quashed
Indiana Correction Commissioner Arthur Campbell rejected a state inspection proposal to merge the Indiana Girls' School and the Indiana Women's Prison into a single institution. Inspectors argued the plan would place felons with youths as young as 12, while noting the Women’s Prison was in good shape aside from economic concerns.
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Indianapolis
Dpbh
Indiana Girls’ School
Indiana Women’s Prison
Arthur Campbell
Campbell
Indiana Department of Administration
James Berg
Department of Administration
Edwin Gibson
Department
A. P. Bayt
Clermont
Berg
U2 Crashes After Flight over Cuba
A SAC announced a Gulf of Mexico crash of a U2 recon plane during a surveillance mission over Cuba. Officials cited possible mechanical trouble with no hostile action evident while Washington sources weighed a Cuban attack possibility. Pilot Capt. Joe E. Hyde Jr. 33 of LaGrange was reported missing with no comment from his family.
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Key West
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Washington
Gulf
Joe E. Hyde Jr
LaGrange
Hyde
Marianne
Lolland
Miss
IVE Calls Strike At Fort Wayne Plant
About 400 production and maintenance workers picketed the Phelps-Dodge Co. plant in Fort Wayne Indiana Local 963 of the IUE issued a five day strike notice last Friday after contract talks stalled George Gould international representative said no offer had been made and warned other Phelps-Dodge plants may strike nationwide.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Phelps-Dodger Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
George Gould
IUE
Gould
Phelps — Dodge
Ceramic Students Exhibit Art Work
An exhibit of ceramic pieces by Mrs. Martha House pupils is on display in the Hamilton Paint and Wallpaper Store window and will remain through Saturday evening. Works shown include contributions from Colleen Tucker Mary Gullion Julia Wright Violet Steigerwald Jo Sol Schub Lavena Thompson Wilma Sprinkle Edith Stark and former students Carolyn Bukermann and Mary.
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Martha House
Hamilton Paint and
Colleen Tucker
Mary Gullion
Julia Wright
Violet Steigerwald
Jo Sol Schub
Lavena Thompson
Wilma Sprinkle
Edith Stark
Carolyn Buckermann
Mary
Soviet Leader Pushes U S Ties as Iran Plane Incident Hits
Khrushchev urged closer Soviet American cooperation to ease global tensions while Iran Iran nationality saw a Soviet MiG jet shoot down an Iranian civilian plane amid Brezhnev's Tehran visit. Two Iranians were killed and a third injured. Tass covered Brezhnev's Tehran speech stressing limited mistrust.
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Moscow
UPN
Nikita Khrushchev
Iran
Khrushchev
U. S
Yale
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Tehran
Leonid Brezhnev
Tass
Radio Moscow
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Khushchev
National Council of
Barghoorn
Labor to include funeral costs in CPI update next February
The Labor Department will price a full funeral in 50 cities for the cost of living index to be released next February. Funeral costs blend with other data to set the CPI while adding single-person households and including items like bank charges and room rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Local Man Hurt in Wreck Wednesday
J O Kennedy aged 55 of 49 Sixth St NE was listed in good condition at Freeman Greene County hospital after a collision at Vincennes and Sixth Street on Wednesday at 4 30 pm. Donald Ray Shorter 16 of Linton drove the eastbound car and was treated for a lip cut and released. Kennedy’s car struck a parked vehicle and then the Fines home causing extensive damage. John Dean a passenger in the Shorter car was uninjured. No charges were filed.
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J. O. Kennedy
Sixth St. N.E
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Vincennes
Sixth St
Kennedy
Vincennes St
Donald Ray Shorter
Linton
Shorter
Freeman - Greene County Hospital
Roland Fines
John Dean
Legion and Auxiliary Announce Annual Turkey Dinner
Members of the American Legion and Auxiliary, and their families, are reminded of the annual turkey dinner at the local post on Sunday November 24. Dinner is free and serving begins at noon with entertainment by Jim Fields of Lyons plus games and activities after.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Jim Fields
Lyons
Lyons man admitted for surgery at Good Samaritan
Leo Schantz of Lyons was admitted to Good Samaritan hospital in Vincennes on Wednesday for surgery. He is listed in room 307 as a patient.
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Leo Schantz
Lyons
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
Two Judges Rule Hoffa Attorney Guilty of Bribe Attempt
Federal judges in Nashville disbarred Z. T. Osborn Jr. Hoffa defense attorney for attempting to bribe a juror. Osborn admitted discussing contacting a prospective juror Elliott via a middleman. Hoffa faces jury tampering charges with co-defendants and potential penalties.
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Hoffa
Nashville
Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Z. T. Osborn Jr
Osborn
U.S
Supreme Court
Tennessee
U.S. District Court
William E. Miller
Frank Gray Jr
Robert D. Vick
Ralph A. Elliott
Miller
Gray
Elliott
Lafayette Tot Shot To Death by Shotgun
Lafayette Indiana. David A Wilt 10 was accidentally shot to death at his home when a playmate, John Bennett 9, pulled the trigger of a shotgun the boys did not know was loaded. The weapon struck Wilt above the heart as he walked about 15 feet before collapsing.
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Lafayette
Ind
David A. Wilt
R.R
Here
Young Wilt
John Bennett
Bennett
Lyons Community Thanksgiving Service Set by Four Churches
Four Lyons churches plan a Thanksgiving service at 7 30 p.m. CDT Sunday at the Assembly of God church Rev Lester Harron Free Methodist pastor will speak and the event welcomes all residents to attend the service for the entire community fee was reported invitation extended to all residents
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Lyons
Assembly of God Church
Lester Harron
The
Free Methodist Church
Crane Announces Wage Increase at Crane Depot
Capt. E. R. Pettebone announced that the Navy approved a new wage schedule for the Crane Naval Ammunition Depot effective December 8 1963. About 1745 employees will receive modest raises including 6 cents an hour for laborers 8 cents for helpers and four cents for journeyman trades after a wage survey conducted Sept 24 through Oct 18 1963. The changes cover staff paid on annual salaries fixed by Congress.
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E. R. Pettebone
U.S. Naval Ammunition Depot
Crane
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
JP Court Docket: Reckless Driving and Speed Fines
In Roy Allaway Justice Court Jasonville six defendants faced traffic charges. St. John paid 22.75 for reckless driving, Van Bruson 18.75 for speeding, Marshall 18.75 for muffler violation, Thomas 22.75 for reckless driving, Garwood 18.75 for improper lane use, Collenbaugh 18.75 for failure to yield, Hood 18.75 for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Court
Roy Allaway
Jasonville
Glenn T. St. John
Raymond J. van Bruson
Evansville
Robert S. Marshall
Carlisle
Gerald Thomas
Jack Garwood
Lawrence
Ind
Majorie Mae Collenbaugh
Coal City
George Hood
Hymera
Iraqi Students Storm Baghdad Embassy in London Sit-In
Iraqi students in London shouted Down With Aref and Down with Nasser and occupied the Iraq Embassy with several officials joining the protest. Embassy officials later said Baath party members and army officers were now in full control in Baghdad.
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London
Aref
Nasser
Iraq
Abdul Salam Aref
Hashim al - Rubaie
Baath Party
Baghdad
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