HELP! HELP! HELP! Proposed local reform group in Terre Haute
A reader urges Terre Haute citizens to form a new organization modeled after the HELP group noted in national coverage. The note praises the original HELP for progress and asks for wider local attention to the issue while warning against sensational national reporting. It also reports on Darrell Myers’ travel plans and local community actions including a blood donation program open to all ages and a safety reminder about water recreation.
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Big City
Terre Haute
HELP
Saturday Evening Post
Indianapolis
Star
Wabash Valley
Wallace Warned to Stay Away From Alabama Campus
Governor George Wallace ignored a federal court order and set himself on the University of Alabama campus to block two Negroes from admission. President Kennedy warned him to cease and desist and urged keeping the matter in court. Atty. Gen. Kennedy kept a line to Justice officials as the showdown loomed.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
University of Alabama
Washington
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Alabama Federal District Court
Fort Wayne man admits embezzling from aunt
Lowell E. Wilkins a 34 year old Fort Wayne restaurant owner admitted swindling his 60 year old aunt out of nearly 30000 by diverting her share of profits from a jointly owned restaurant and by forging an insurance policy. He was freed on 5000 bond on preliminary charges of embezzlement and implicated his wife though she faces no charges.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Lowell E. Wilkins
Ellen E. Showalter
Mary B. Call
Wilkins
Judith
Towa
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Air Force honors Wunder for comic strip service
In a Pentagon ceremony Air Force Chief of Staff Eugene M. Zuckert cited George S. Wunder known for Terry and the Pirates for portraying Air Force activities factually and favorably from 1946 to 1963.
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Washington
Air Force
George S. Wunder
Terry and the Pirates
Pentagon
Air Force Chief of
Eugene M. Zuckert
Wunder
Camp’s 1889 All American Team Honors Princeton and Harvard Players
Walter Camp’s first All American team of 1889 honored players from Princeton Harvard and Yale. The record notes five Princeton selections amid a limited roster.
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NEW York
Walter Camp
Princeton
Harvard
Fale
Rail unions and railroads halt national strike plan
Union officials accept Labor Secretary Wirtz proposal to maintain the status quo until 12:01 am EDT next Tuesday, delaying a conduct change and possible walkout by 195 carriers during a 30 day cooling off period under the Railway Labor Act. The move follows talks on work rules and carries widespread job impact.
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Washington
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Space budget cut eyed by House subcommittee
A House Space subcommittee voted unanimously to trim about 7 percent from the $3.7 billion requested for manned space flight for the fiscal year starting July 1. The Apollo program faces most of the cuts as plans aim to land astronauts on the moon by 1970, with further reductions to the H-1 engine. The full House Space Committee is expected to back the panel, while views from the House Appropriations Committee remain.
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House Space Subcommittee
House
Space Committee
House Appropriation Committee
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Boston Shippers to Take Midwest Tour
Massachusetts Port Authority officials will visit shippers in Indianapolis and other Midwest cities to urge use of the Port of Boston for cargo transport. They will explain the U.S. Supreme Court port parity ruling affirming rail rate equality on import and export traffic.
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Boston
Massachusetts Port Authority
Indianapolis
U. S. Supreme Court
Nine Scouts Die in Fall From Utah Mountainside
Escalante Utah tragedy ends a Boy Scout vacation trip. Nine Scouts two BYU professors and a Deseret News reporter die when a truck tumbles off a primitive road on No Man s Land. Injured: 34 others transported to spread of towns and Panguitch Hospital.
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Utah
Escalante
Utah Mountains
No Man’s Land
Here
Utah Highway Patrol
Provo
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Mormon Church
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Hole-in-the-Rock
Colorado River
Panguitch Hospital
Brigham Young University
Merlin J. Shaw
Manabu
Joe Erickson
Lynn Merrell
Gary Christensen
Randy Hall
Robert Cook
Ag Agent Haseman To Retire After 30 Years Of Service
Greene County Extension Agent Arthur Haseman will retire June 30 1963 after 30 years guiding the extension program He helped develop the Feeder Cattle Auction soil and water conservation district and a major 4 H youth program expansion Ramsey says a successor will be appointed by Purdue University with the county committee
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Arthur Haseman
Greene County
Leo Ramsey
Greene County Extension
Haseman
Soil and Water Conservation District
Epsilon Sigma Phi
Gamma Sigma Delta Extension
Purdue University
County Extension Committee
Four Couples Apply For Marriage Licenses In Greene County
Four couples have filed marriage license applications in the Greene Circuit Court Clerk’s office at Bloomfield. The applicants are William T. Bilyeu and Patricia Joan White of Jasonville, John Cox of Linton and Sandra Lou Haney of Beech Grove, Stephen Joe Pullen and Linda Chaney of Bloomfield, and Robert Bradford and Carolyn Sue Harmon of Linton.
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Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
William T. Bilyeu
Patricia Joan White
Jasonvillette
John Cox
Linton
Sandra Lou Haney
Beech Grove
Stephen Joe Pullen
Linda Chaney
Robert Bradford
Carolyn Sue Harmon
Greene Circuit Court Hears Two Cases
Bessie Mae Core was granted a divorce from Elzie Core in Greene County Bloomfield circuit court Saturday. Philip Huebner vs Jerome Richardson and Vivian C Richardson on a promissory note was dismissed at the plaintiff’s cost.
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Bessie Mae Core
Elzie Core
Bloomfield
Philip Huebner
Jerome Richardson
Vivian C. Richardson
Additional survivors listed in death of Charles L Page
Additional survivors are listed for Charles L Page 69 former Linton man who died in Indianapolis The new names include two sisters Faye Klusmeier Anderson Indiana and Mrs Cora Murphy San Francisco California plus one more relative unnamed in the fragment.
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Charles L. Page
Linton
Indianapolis
Faye Klusmeier
Anderson, Ind
Cora Murphy
San Francisco
Cal
Storms and Deaths Mark Indiana Weather Flash
Severe storms lashed Indiana with tornado-like squalls causing at least three deaths and extensive property damage across Porter County Valparaiso Richmond and surrounding areas. Injuries included drivers and bystanders as trees and debris blocked roads and disrupted life.
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United Press International
Indiana
Linton
Paul Franklin
10Th
Fst. N.E
Hastings
Delbert Zumbaugh
Argos
Benjamin Ritter
New Augusta
Indianapolis
Howard Peyton
R.R. 1
Danville
Brown
Peyton
Epee Highway Department
Porter County
Lake Michigan
Valparaiso
Koots
Lake
Hebron
Allen Jain
Norma
New Castle
Larry Hall
Kenton Worrell
Campbellstown
Ohio
Richmond
Norman Clevenger
Union County
Earl Adams
Daniel Isabell
Burrows
Youth Shot at Fish Fry in Greene-Sullivan Forest Park
A 12 year old son of the forest superintendent was hit in the chest by a .22 rifle bullet fired from the darkness during a fish fry at Graveyard Pit in Greene-Sullivan State Forest. He was treated locally and later at Edwardsport. The bullet was deflected by a button, and the injury was not serious.
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Greene-Sullivan State Forest
Richard Bruce
Corky) Todd
Curtis Todd
Richard Page
Pleasantville
Sandborn
Edwardsport
Todd
Dugger-Pleasantville
Shirley MacLaine Slugs Writer In Office Altercation
Hollywood actress Shirley MacLaine attacked columnist Mike Connolly in a movie trade magazine office after he asked to interview her. Connolly ducked a first swing, MacLaine connected with a second strike and a third blow to the face, as she said she aimed to express herself. Connolly later described the incident as a light tap.
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Hollywood
Shirley MacLaine
Mike Connolly
Connolly
Miss MacLaine
Lana Turner
Fred May
Preparations for Vatican Conclave to Choose Pope
Vatican workmen seal off the Sistine Chapel area as 75 to 80 cardinals prepare for the June 19 conclave to elect Pope John XXIII successor. Smoke chimney installed to signal ballots as 50 of 82 cardinals have arrived for informal talks following John XXIII's death.
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Vatican City
Vatican
John XXIII
Sistine Chapel
John
St. Peter’s Basilica
Sacred College
Papal Crown of Cardinals
Rome
Mrs Reed Admitted for Surgery at Vincennes Hospital
Mrs Marie Reed of Linton rural route was admitted to the Good Samaritan Hospital at Vincennes Friday and underwent surgery today.
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Marie Reed
Linton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
Linton-Stockton Students to Attend Boys State at IU Bloomington
Keith Hoskins Steve Steward and Robert Flickinger will be seniors at Linton-Stockton High School and participate in Boys State at Indiana University Bloomington from June 15 to 23. The event, sponsored by the American Legion Department of Indiana, aims to teach practical citizenship and cooperative school values.
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Herbert Myers
Linton
Darrell
Linton High School
Florida
Globe
Bahama Islands
Guatemala City
Atlantic
Panza
Ist
Pacific
Panama
Costa Rica
San Salvador
Indiana
France
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Keith Hoskins
Steve Steward
Robert Flickinger
Linton-Stockton High School
Indiana University
Bloomington
American Legion Department of
Boys’ State
New Trial Ordered in $100000 Complaint Case
A hung jury in the Netta Martin vs. Irvin Oster case led to a new trial after four hours of deliberation. In a separate Circuit action, Andreas Lorentzon, 35, pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license, receiving a $25 fine and two days in jail following Sunday arrest by County Sheriff Dale Horn.
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Netta Martin
Irvin Oster
Andreas Lorentzon
Dale Horn
Blooming teenager escapes rollover with no injuries
Darrell L. Weaver aged 18 of Bloomington escaped a Monday rollover at 7 15 pm with no injuries. The crash occurred two miles from a referenced point.
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Darrell L. Weaver
Bloomington
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Panhandle
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
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Iowa
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