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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1966

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Chicago clashes end in rocks and flames in open housing march

More than 3,000 white protesters clashed with about 60 injured including a nun and three police. Cars were burned and police faced rocks as civil rights demonstrators moved through Chicago's all white South West Side in a fight over housing discrimination.

Lawrence L. Knutson Chicago Martin Luther King Jr King Southern Christian Leadership Conference Marquette Park the “Union Council of Community Organizations CCCO Albert C. Raby Raby

Wirtz backs Morse plan for airline strike end

Secretary of Labor Wirtz told the Senate Labor Committee the administration neither supports nor opposes a bill to end the 24 day strike. He favored Morse’s six month end plan over a general strike ending bill and said no early negotiated settlement appeared likely.

Washington W. Willard Wirtz Senate Labor Committee Johnson Wirtz Capitol Hill Afl-Cio Congress Sen Wayne Morse Machinists

West Terre Haute Marine Wounded in Vietnam Action

Sgt. Robert W. Belfi a 22 year old Marine from West Terre Haute was wounded July 26 near Da Nang in South Vietnam Defense Department reports say He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph M Belfi of RR 7 West Terre Haute and a graduate of West Vigo High School He serves in India Company 3rd Battalion 1st Marine Regiment

Robert W. Belfi West Terre Haute da Nang South Viet Nam Defense Department Belfi Joseph M. Belfi RR 7 West Vigo High School India Company 3Rd Battalion 1St Marine Regiment

Bombers Hit Viet Cong Base Near Saigon Invasion

U S B52 bombers attacked a Viet Cong base camp 25 miles northwest of Saigon. Ground troops of the 25th Division found 90 000 rounds of ammunition and mines after the raid. Two US helicopters were damaged but repaired with no casualties. An Air Force Starfighter was shot down near Hanoi. pilot reported missing.

Saigon South Viet Nam Hanoi U.S. Air Force

Six Injured In Hoosier Air Crashes

Six people were hurt in two separate Midwest plane incidents. A twin engine Grumman Widgeon crashed into a Kendallville cornfield injuring Pilot Russell Manley and three passengers. A Kentucky pilot in a glider was injured north of Whitestown.

Kendallville Kentucky Whitestown Russell Manley Portage Manley Ind Richard Fritz

Vigo County Fair Queen Crowning Monday

Patty Poynter the 1965 Vigo County Fair Queen will crown the 1966 winner in a Monday evening ceremony. The 19 year old Garfield High School graduate and Barnes School of Nursing student spoke of a fun reign and anticipation of the State Fair in Indianapolis.

Patty Poynter Vigo County Patty Garfield High School Barnes School of Nursing St. Louis Indianapolis

Gabbert Explains Higher Cost for Two New High Schools

Superintendent Max Gabbert told Vigo County taxpayers why the two new high schools would cost about four million dollars more than expected. He cited rising Midwest construction costs due to Viet Nam era manpower drain and higher contractor interest requirements as key factors, based on figures from Berger Kelley and United Associates of Champaign IU.

Max Gabbert Taxpayers Association Gabbert Everett Acree Vigo County Taxpayers Association Midwest Berger, Kelley United Associates Champaign

Weather Map Report City Notes Indiana Illinois

Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight with chance showers late. Tuesday showers likely ending late and turning cooler in afternoon. Illinois partly sunny today with showers and thunderstorms likely tonight ending Tuesday. Highs and lows referenced with limited station data included.

Indiana Sts.ilinois

Sergeant Dies of Wounds After Grenade Attack On Bus

A British Army sergeant died from wounds sustained when terrorists threw grenades at a servicemen's bus Saturday. The attack occurred near Aden as troops were traveling, authorities confirmed the fatality.

Aden

NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International

The 1966 World Almanac reports that the average American eats 315 eggs 96 pounds of sugar and 305 pounds of milk and cream per year.

United Press International

Leadership Training School Opens Here in Terre Haute

The 1966 Indiana Jaycees Leadership Training School runs Friday to Sunday with the theme Look Ahead Through Leadership. About four hundred Jaycees from most Indiana chapters attend the events at the Terre Haute House and Indiana State University starting with a Friday night state Executive Committee meeting.

Indiana Jaycees Indiana Terre Haute House Indiana State University For Educational

Dollar Day Sale Set Wednesday in Terre Haute

Terre Haute prepares for its semi annual Dollar Day shopping event with Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce sanctioning and Root's Frank Schrohe as steering committee chair. Local stores gather merchandise for the big bargain spree expected to draw shoppers across the Wabash Valley.

Terre Haute Wabash Valley

Speck Pleads Innocent in Murder of Eight Nursing Students

Richard Speck 24 pleaded innocent to eight indictments charging him with murdering eight young nursing students. In Chicago's Circuit Court Judge Napoli appointed Gerald Getty as attorney. The case was assigned to Judge Paschen for trial.

Napoli Alexander J. Napoli Chicago Circuit Court Criminal Division Richard F. Speck Speck Richard Speck Gerald Getty Public Defender’s Office Getty Herbert C. Paschen

The Country Parson on Lessons From Hard Experience

The columnist notes that when someone says they never want to repeat a situation, it often signals they have gained a valuable lesson from a tough experience. The piece reflects on growth born of adversity and the humor found in resistance to repeating past mistakes.

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Blackstone Rangers East Side Disciples Mary Angelica Raby Not American Nazi Party National States Rights Party Cody John P. Cody By Neil Gilbride AP Labor W.T.H By Robert Tuckman 25Th Division Pleiku City North Viet Nam U.S P. L. (Roy) Siemiller Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists Hoosier Fritz Betty Dorothy Pam Scott Selley U. S. Weather Bureau IC Leadership School
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