Terre Haute Tribune, The (Newspaper) - January 5, 1971, Terre Haute, Indiana THE TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE COMPUTE WIRE SERVICES Of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AND PRESS TEN EDITION FOR Terre January By PRANK CORMIER WASHINGTON AP dent to disap during his first two years in says I hope t do better and achieve both prosperity and peace by His greatest accomplishment to Nixon told a national audience Monday has been gradual withdrawal of American troops from South But he acknowledged setbacks Hopes fo Do Better Next Two Years on the home front and suggested the Con gress must at share re sponsibility for In an live Interview with four broadcast journalists venture the White House clearly hoped would brighten the presidential also viewed many of his ties as stemming from that occurred before he look of Before we can really get lift of a driving he we have to gel rid of sonic of the nightmares we in One of the nightmares is a war without We are ending that In discussing disappointments of the past two Nixon placed high on his list the fatal shootings last spring of students at Kent State University and Jackson State and the summertime bombing of a versity of Wisconsin building in which one person He said We have seen the of violence going down but during this have had such tragedies as that left a very deep impres sion on I as we ron Unite to have success in foreign as we continue to solve the problems that urn in that this kind vio lence will begin fo even Sitting in a wooden chair before place in the White House Nixon fielded more than two questions from the four Smith of Brie of John Chancellor of NBC and Nancy Dickerson of Public Broadcasting Among other Nixon sa id in es will be it good and 1072 will be a very good Proclaiming a return to full employment by the end of as his Nixon predicted a revival of prosperity without re sort to controls or wageprice guidelines at least increased federal fo indicated acceptance of a 4 per cent jobless rate as essen full new year will SIM him pushing hard for congressional passage of welfare a proposal lo share federal revenues with states and and a major health care If Congress he the result will be the most cant reform that we have had perhaps in a months American bombing of North Vietnam re in a new adminis tration policy the President ex pressed in these terms If the at a time we are trying lo at a lime we are starts to build up its starts moving troops and sup Continued On Page ANOTHER FOUND New Powell Cache Sparks Probe AP William Scott has announced a com plete investigation into the estate of Paul which is estimated at nearly after the discovery of cached money and Scott said Monday about in cash and negotiable securities belonging to the late secretary of were discovered Monday in the Edwardsville adding to the in cash found stashed in Powells Springfield hotel room shortly after his death John chan cellor of Southern Illinois University at and executor of the that the New Crime Law Now in Effect find reported by Si By JOHN CHADWICK WASHINGTON AP The federal government has put a penalty into ef fect for bank rob they can set one prison term for robbing the bank and another for carrying a In any federal crime committed with a firearm now will be considered two The new penalties are includ ed in a signed by President Nixon last The measure contin ues for three years and greatly expands the 1968 Safe Streets providing law enforcement grants to state and local govern It also expands presidential protection and makes it a feder al crime to assault or kid nap a member of Congress or a congressman All criminals should be on said Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Mon who cosponsored the anti gun crime legislation with Re publican Leader Hugh Scott of The legislation provides that first offenders who carry a gun while committing a federal crime are subject to a manda tory prison sen Subsequent convictions bring The Weather By Weather Bureau Weather Map On Page IT IB noon 3 Blver rising VOCAL CONDITIONS temperature 51 low Ml Temperature FOttCCABT TERBE HAUTE AND VICINITY Fair and colder Fair and con cold today 16 lo two to 25 years with no chance of suspension or The prison term for carrying is extra and is top the sentence for committing the the anti gun legislation will prove one oJ the most effective steps taken against crime by Congress in many a if not in many a Four Charged In Murder of Pierre Laporte MONTREAL AP charges were to be filed today against four young Quebec se found criminally re sponsible for the of provincial Labor Minister Pierre Special Prosecutor Jacques Ducros said Paul 27 his brother 23 Francis Si and Bernard would be arraigned on mur der charges this Judge Jacques Trahan ruled at a coroners inquest Monday that the four were responsible for the death of who was abducted by the Front de Liberation du 10 and strangled a week Paul a was ar rested 28 with his brother and both unemployed in a tunnel under a farmhouse at 20 miles southeast of a was arrested in a Mon treal apartment but the police raiders overlooked the other three hiding behind a false wall in a Simard and the Rose brothers appeared at the inquest but re fused to Lortie did not None of the four was present when the verdict was During the two police officers read a statement they said Simard had made but hail refused to The statement ILLINOIS lair and this Illi low o aud bleeding from deep gashes he suffered 16 in a dive through a window in an at low tonight uro Ulft to I Wednesday upper Winds wed to lowly Precipitation probability percentage 6 through INDIANA Fair colder Loin lo f Fair and continued cold In the upper Winds wed lo 12 lo M today Precipitation probability 5 per cent and 000 in mysterious of it iu turning Scott was previously listed in Powells estate and re Now more than two ported to attorneys six months after his weeks Rendleman This isnt like the first referring to the cache which he found in October but delayed announcing until last He added that the in cash and securities were placed in a safe deposit bank at the Edwardsville National Bank and Trust after they were given to him 15 in Spring field by Margaret Powells It came from his Powells personal effects in his Its already been announced that the estate was about Rendleman Theres nothing wrong he The inventory of the safe deposit box was made available to three attorneys six weeks speaking at a joint news conference Richard Cases In Lauderdale Flu Epidemic FORT AP A flu outbreak which brought cases and U deaths in one week has forced health officials to declare an ep in this resort rapid ly filling up with vacationing the most susceptible to the Most of the victims were way up in years where it doesnt said a probe to tP ells estate would be conducted by the Illinois Bureau of Investi Ogilvie said last week he planned no investigation unless it was determined that the mon ey in Powells estate belonged to Powell died during his second term as Illinois sec of John an ajde to Ogil said today that the investi gation announced by Scott is not a reversal by the governor of his earlier The governors office per se is not making the Kolbe Scott Ogilvie ot him the services and full facilities of his office through the The governor said he was concerned since the first news of the Powell He said the case was reflecting badly on state government generally nd on other constitutional lie said anything he could do to clear it he wanted to Rendleman has been by public officials fr de laying the announcement of the Continued On Page for Civil Broward County Health tor Paul Hughes said Mon There were cases of the respiratory ailment recorded in the county last above the epidemic Hughes The health chief said the 8 deaths were clue to brought on by the influenza in He added that 98 per vent of the influenza cases involved eld erly people who suffered from chronic heart and lung uil On Page j Continued On Page In I lie tfi mil of j in Temperature C 1 to and wanted us to take him The next day all Continued On Page See Your Quiz On Page Court Rules Integration Must Be Goal The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that federal housing programs must work to alleviate racial Judge John who wrote the said the Civil Rights Acts of 1964 and 1968 re quired federal housing agencies to study the impact of every new project on racial integra Increase or maintenance of racial concentration is likely to lead to urban blight and is thus at variance with the housing he wrote in the opinion made public He said the court was not sug gesting that desegregation of housing is the only goal of the national housing instances where a pressing case canbe made for the rebuilding of a ra cial he We hold only that the agen cys judgement must be an in formed which weighs the alternatives and the need for physical rehabilitation or additional minority housing at the site in question clearly outweighs the disadvantage of increasing or perpetuating ra cial A lawyer Who argued the case for residents who fought a low income apartment project in their neighborhood said he thought the decision would be as farreaching as the Supremo Courts order in 1954 to end school We think it is terribly impor tant that the court has declared for the first time that the feder al government has an obligation to end bousing said Edwin Wolf of the Law PRESIDENT NIXON Nations Worst Accident yers Committee The appeals court reversed a District Court ruling that had permitted federal financing of a It had been challenged by 15 white and black residents of the East Pop ular Urban Renewal Lone Survivor Clings to Life AP and all three her broth Little Donna Sue Singleton continues her fight for life in a metal crib in the in tensive care ward of this cen tral Indiana towns only hospi The orphan is the lone survivor in the Na tions worst traffic accident over the New Year Eight persons were killed in the headon crash of two child including Donna Sues Donna ers and Physicians told an uncle Mon day if Donna Sue lives 36 shell make Two on Watch The child is being fed intra venously with feeding Wires for an electric tem monitor hang from her Two nurses maintain con stant watch over the little blond No New Taxes In Vows President By STERLING GREEN WASHINGTON AP President promising an expansionary economic policy to reduce unemploy ment to 4 per cent by says he has decided against seeking any tax increase this Nixon admitted there will be a deficit in his fiscal 1972 now being Some bave forecast a record billion spending But it will not be an inflationary Nixon and he will not ask wageprice ceilings or vol The President gave a preview of both his State of the Union and budget messages in a Mon day night interview with four network correspondents carried live on radio and The major thrust of his State of the Union message on he will be how we can give the people of this country an opportunity to make deci sions of what the government should be and what it One of the Nixon will be a federal revenue sharing plan for the financially distressed states and cities that will go far beyond proposals so Another will be a new call to Congress to enact his proposed overhaul of the welfare providing a minimum income to all impoverished Both plans must start anew in the Congress the welfare was stalled in the adjourn ment rush of the I and revenue sharing never got The big push for revenue sharing and welfare reform will be responsibilities of the new secretary of the former John Connelly of Nixon dis Nixon denied speculation he might ask Congress this year to initiate the valueadded form of sales levied at each stage of manufac meet the costs of reve He did indicate Army Lawyers Discuss Meadlo Immunity Terms i Donna Sue whimpers and cuddles two a tax be lat One is a rag doll given her members of a Girl Scout questioning that The doll was brought he economy was her by the policeman who public concern her near lifeless body hospital fear Ol and lack of con Occasionally Donna Sue asserted his be By JAMES Tribune Staff to discuss Jhe immunity order j he wil Inot make by wm f a as to lions to he flicked up and one of nurses lifts the child in her short and diapers and rocks her in n rocking an assistant attorney whether Meadlo will testify uni l If the grant of immunity j in they KO back to signed Monday by an assistant Meadlo earlier had refused is the only pi carpeted intensive attorney general is Physicians tht intense Well reserve final the accident caused until that turn are few marks on her tria o Vies In b 1 there is a good likelihood Kesler hud argued lhat Paul a Vietnam veteran i ing of immunity by military from West Terre authorities did W lift immunity testily 11 in he M MI of order Inhume the hospital possible civilian Kesler said he doesnt Charles an A in Tn I K y the John t 11 nt meet this objection and over whu is Meadlo s at I Consider a vie question is U lit said I feel op lief that confidence is being re We are beginning to make real progress in fighting he noting that wholesale prices are now rising only half as rapidly as a year Retail price increases also are he Sees More Jobs Unemployment will to in President ne girl has Tne u employment als lc duce job at per On Page The Country law office al While Ivesler said Ou Iage Patricks Pupil Coolest in Emergency Landing physicians that if Donna Py MARY ANNE PIERCE Tribune Staff Writer A Patricks School pupil had much to tell his classmates Tuesday when he returned to the Michael was the passen au Allegheny Air lines 580 that aborted i Tene aud an in Monday He returning with his Virgil 2337 8th after a trip to California to see the Hose Bowl Parade and The de landing gear trouble about as it touched a rale of speed at Field According tu Harry pilot the right front lauding ivar collapsed when the plane Field haul Tidier immediately more power aud lifted the craft when a warning signal indicated trouble with the Michaels and Thomas were at the field when the trouble oc Keiley We just got there us the flight was aborted aud 1 said Im to ImJlttHapolib We got there just it lauded 1 dont think 1 wan led to be there be it was The pilot Weir luok Airport for nearly au hour to consume fuel before The touchdown was termed a routine emergency lauding by field Keiley wid the steward J Pills told her Michael was coolest of the Ac tu the ste only being little shaken Mis Keiley said her father in iod her WUS for Michael She said he praised Hie pilot and crew for the wonder ful way they handled the sit Passengers remained fairly although slightly disturbed and at the hand according lo report I believe critical in Terre 1 Unite when a tire blew the time they got to Indianapolis the pilot crew had planned as to On Page lived 3l hours she have a good chance oi making he would return enroute to Tennes see for the Singletons State Police trying lo determine why three Indiana drove at least IS miles in the wrong lane of In 74 and collided with a station wagon driven by Sues of Klk Grove Village 111 suite said her swung the station from behind a to passi aud he get oui of one thai can stay smashed into the on tile t ou i all UKW A happy marriage is gel
