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n of gisla-rould ly tofloorthere3ESSilledYorktheirssing•d as s, 38 Mor-Lned. lome »ft a Geart e d, News an ard. long wasn of ving ap-and e stilt of d 81 andhart,cclli-road I in WarmerIssues Statement of Purpose TodayA statement of purpose, organization procedures and problems of prime importance to be considered by HELP first in its efforts for progress will be announced today. The statement will be issued after a temporary steering group of Housewives1 Effort for Local Progress meets this morning.The volunteer organization which mushroomed into one of the largest volunteer groups ever to organize in the city is only a week old. Its popularity has kept all volunteers at the headquarters, 661 Wabash Avenue, busy this week registering persons who stopped in to offer their services, and work on organization has been stymied.+ + 4*NOW WITH an office set-up partially established, it is felt time to begin moving on some of the problems which citizens have listed they feel HELP should undertake to aid in solving.Consideration is being given naming an advisory committee of men who can . work with HELP to implement progress locally.The office was informed yesterday that the operators of the three Allied Grocers* Stores’ in the city have offered to aid in establishing funds for the organization. The A. G. stores are going to sell Swiss Miss pies in connection with the tPet Milk Company, 10 cents from the sale of each pie to be given to a worthy organization. • Ernest Molter, E. W. Meissel and Mike Utenick, local A. G. store operators, willgive this 10 cents to HELP, it was stated.+ +'• +A HEARTENING letter also waswholesale grocers at Bedford. He had read about HELP in an article in the Indianapolis Star. “The good your organization can do is unlimited,” he wrote. “The adverse publicity in a national magazine, though exaggerated, maySee HELPOn Page 2, Column SBalloon SatelliteEludes TrackersScout Rocket LiftsSphere Into SpaceBY JOSEPH L. MYLERrpppivp/T from T.prnv Fmitch. Sr.WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.—(UPD —The United States successfully fired a solid-fuel Scout rocket today, but the little satellite itwas scheduled to hurl into orbit apparently was lost in the blackness of space.The four-stage rocket blasted off from the launching pad at Wallops Island, Va., at 7:05 A. M., Central Standard ‘Kme. All four stages fired as planned and the burned-out fourth stage went into orbit and now is circling the earth.It was the first time an object had been put into a path around the earth by a solid fuel rocket.Unaccountably, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration was unable to find the rocket's payload—a 12-foot polka dot sphere that was supposed to go into orbit too.The space agency said tracking stations around the world would keep trying.Although they were sorry toSeizure lt;Act as Ci Lumumbi:HAVANA, FCuba’s already with the Roma worsened todaj which bomb ex ly punctuatedspeeches at Lu: the heart of He Apostolic Del formally prote; of the Jesuit t Belen College skirts, deliverii Vatican protest ter Raul Roa a is try.+HIS VISIT fohours the explo in the heart oJ which set an ai The bomb clearly audible University of10,000 students rally protestin ex-Congo Pren mumba.Government ing Rao and t Commmunist I Rafael Rodrigi United States for the Lumum Roa said all lowers should as “the CastroBrezhney iiMOSCOW, Fe dent Leonid Br Accra, Ghana, t day visit to C Soviet news agCANADIAN
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Terre Haute Star
Terre Haute, Indiana, US
Fri, Feb 17, 1961
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