Speck Pleads Innocent in Murder Trial Cited
In a Chicago courtroom, Samuel Bugsy Speck pleads innocent to murder charges. Security was tight with 65 sheriff's deputies, searches of all attendees, and a photo ban during pleadings. An observer from the Philippine Embassy noted ties to two victims who were nurses. The victims included six Chicago area student nurses and two nursing staff members from South Chicago Community Hospital.
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Sheriff's
Criminal Courts
Jose Naldo
Philippine Embassy
Philippine Exchange
Chicago
South Chicago Community Hospital
Silent thieves target London airport safes
Detectives warn thieves use jet rear sections at London Airport to muffle blast noises with explosives while cracking safes.
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London
UPI
Miners Picnic Ends Sunday
The Miners' Picnic concluded its fifty year celebration at Memorial Stadium ending a three day event with winners announced in amateur contests. Singing winner Jimmie Chambers, second Jeanie Chambers, third Loretta Williams. dancing Robin Oldham, second Denise Jones, third Marilyn Jones. music Betty Stultz. largest miner’s family John and Grace McKillop and six children. oldest married couple Daniel Jones 82 and Rachel 81. oldest miner Ned Butts at 90.
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Memorial Stadium
Jimmie Chambers
Jeanie Chambers
Loretta Williams
Robin Oldham
Dennise
Marilyn Jones
Terry Haskin
Betty Stultz
John
Grace McKillop
Daniel Jones
Rose Gaston
Rachel
Ned Butts
Navy Command Change Tonight at Terre Haute Center
Approximately 200 white hats will stand inspection at 7 pm as Lt. Richard E. Morse relieves Lt. Cmdr. Melvin E. Chapman and Lt. L. M. Royston at the U S Naval Reserve Training Center Terre Haute. Morse comes from Ft. Jackson to command the center and oversee two reserve units, Surface Division 951 M and Security Group 93.
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Terre Haute’s
U. S. Naval Reserve Training Center
Richard E. Morse
Morse
Melvin E. Chapman
L. M. Royston
U. S. Naval and Marine Corps Training Center
Danville
Til
Royston
Cmdr
Chapman
Mediterranean
University of Jacksonville
Terre Haute
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Armed Forces
S. Fruitridge Ave
Surface Division 951
Glen W. Sunderland
Newton, Ill
Security Group 9.3
David Derge
Bloomington
Barbara Grant Trains for Work In Peace Corps
Barbara E Grant a senior at Indiana State University will enter the Peace Corps after graduation next year. She is among 73 trainees at Antioch College this summer for service in Colombia South America. The program unfolds in two phases with ISU courses next year.
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Indiana State University
Peace Corps
Grant
Frederick T. Grant
Parkview Drive
Antioch College
Columbia
South America
ISU
Miss Grant
Sigma Tau Delta Honorary
Contemporary Literature Club
Dreyfus Paper on Human Thought vs Computer Intelligence
Former Terre Haute and Wiley High School graduate Dr. Hubert Dreyfus argues that computer intelligence cannot match human thinking. His MIT paper, published by Rand, cites limits in chess, language translation, and fringe patterns, contrasting with human context grasp and memory limits.
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Wiley High School
Hubert Dreyfus
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rand Corp
MIT
Stanley Dreyfus
Woodridge Drive
Time
Newsweek
New Yorker
New York Times
Connecticut
Dreyfus
Dr. Dreyfus
Harvard University
Sorbonne
Paris
France
Burglary Suspect Killed by Police in Indianapolis
Indianapolis resident Billy E. West, 22, was shot and killed by a patrolman after a scuffle at a bus terminal as he tried to flee. West had been identified by a service station attendant as the man who robbed him last March, prompting police to intervene.
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Indianapolis
Billy E. West
West
Frank Wilkinson
Alabama House Backs U S Viet Nam Stand
The Alabama House passed a unanimous resolution expressing support for the United States position in Viet Nam. The vote plus the chamber's unity were noted as the measure moved through the chamber.
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Montgomery
Ala
United States
Viet Nam
Alabama House
Car Crash Leads to Building Collision and Charges
Donald Englehart, 38, of 724 N 8th St, faces intoxication leaving scene and no operator license charges after his car hit a vehicle at 3rd and Walnut, then rammed a Hay Market Cafe window. The other driver was Gary Bell, 20, of Loogootee. The owner, Bernadine Middleton, 41, faces allowing an unlicensed driver.
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Donald Englehart
8Th St
3Rd
Walnut Sts
Englehart
Hay Market
Gary Bell
Loogootee
Bernadine Middleton
N. 4Th St
Scene Found Hid ing Nearby
A fragmentary report notes the scene was found hiding nearby, with details limited to the immediate surroundings and lack of clear identification or context.
Library plans 3.5 cent tax hike to fund budget bump
Stillman Taylor county librarian will ask the County Library board for a $62,715 increase to a $489,200 oper ating fund for next year. The proposal raises the tax rate from 20.5 to 24.0 cents and covers salaries, contractual services, and current charges.
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Emeline Fairbanks
Stillman Taylor
County Library Board of Trustees
Six Injured In Hoosier Air Crashes
A German Scheibe Spatz 55 glider piloted by Jack Dyer 30 of Erlanger Ky crashed near Whitestown 12 miles north of town after engine stall. Dyer survived and was treated at Witham Memorial Hospital Lebanon in fair condition with injuries.
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Manley
Richard Fritz
Kendallville
McCray Hospital
Dorothy
Fritz
Pam
Betty
Parkview Hospital
Fort Wayne
Pam Fritz
Jack Dyer
Erlanger
Whitestown
Dyer
Lake Central Airlines
Terry Field
Sheridan
Crawfordsville
Leonard Maines
Rt. 2
Zionsville
Terry Feild
Maines
Witham Memorial Hospital
Lebanon
New Indiana Savings Bonds Director Named in Indianapolis
Benner E Davenport is appointed Indiana director for Sav ings Bonds in Indianapolis by national director William H Neal. Davenport succeeds the retired Given G Storms.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Benner E. Davenport
William H. Neal
Davenport
Given G. Storms
Miss Constance McGee Elected Director in International Society
Miss Constance McGee of Kendallville Indiana has been elected a director of the International Society of Clinical and Laboratory Technicians a 3000 member organization.
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Chicago
Constance McGee
Kendallville
Ind
International Society of Clinical and Laboratory Technicians
Case to install IBM System 360 computers at Case plants
J I Case Company announced plans to install eight IBM System 360 computers across its U S plants and Racine home office over six to eight months starting in early 1968. The move, part of expanding data processing and teleprocessing, accompanies new plant groundbreakings outside Racine and Terre Haute to support Case’s machinery production.
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J. I. Case Company
Case
International Business Machine Company
Racine
Case Company
IBM
J. I. Cage
Wisconsin
Terre Haute
United States
Exchange Club to Hear Hultz on Farming as a Business
The Terre Haute Exchange Club will hear Dale Hultz, a 600acre farm manager, Tuesday at its Terre Haute House meeting. Ansel Sparks will introduce the speaker, who manages a farm owned by Anton Hulman Jr.
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Terre Haute
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