Rusk Leaves for Moscow to Sign Limited Nuclear Test Ban
Secretary of State Dean Rusk departs for Moscow to sign the limited nuclear test ban treaty with the United States Britain and the Soviet Union pledging to abstain from atmospheric outer space and underwater tests. The ceremony is set for Monday in the Kremlin with Rusk joined by six senators and other officials.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Andrei
Civil Rights Hurting JFK Politically
President Kennedy says civil rights advocacy is costing him prestige but he will press ahead. He calls the racial issue a national crisis and says both parties will seek equality of opportunity while denouncing fringe demonstrations. He favors Negro and white cooperation and notes biracial progress nationwide.
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Washington
Kennedy
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Weather forecast from the U S Weather Bureau
The forecast covers Terre Haute and Indiana with warm conditions and scattered thundershowers. Temperatures range from mid 60s tonight to mid 80s or higher by Saturday. Illinois shows cloudy conditions with scattered thunderstorms and cooler turning by Saturday. River stage is 2.0 ft and precipitation is none overnight.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Marines strike guerrilla base near Camau
Vietnamese marines over ran a major guerrilla headquarters in southern Camau with a platoon clash forcing retreat of Communist forces. Officials said the command post served western provinces and warned of ongoing operations in Saigon and surrounding areas.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Camau
Prospects Rise for Rail Work Rules Settlement
Washington reports improved chances for a negotiated end to the bitter railroad work rules dispute without congressional action. A two year plan may cut firemen jobs and set up a labor management study group. Labor Secretary Wirtz has met both sides as ICC controversy hearings move forward.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
J. E. Wolfe
H. E. Gilbert
H. E. Gilbert, President of the Firemen’s Union
Wolfe
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
House Commerce Committee
Senate
West Vigo Marching Band Prepares for Vigo County Fair
The 100 member West Vigo High School band camps at Shakamak State Park for daily practices aiming to win at the Aug 13 Tribune-Star Tournament of Music during the Vigo County Fair. Principal George Waugh notes this first band camp in the district’s history, with new green and white uniforms, Drum Major David Ramsey leading 14 Viking maids and baton twirlers Janet Wittick and Shir.
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West Vigo High School
Shakamak State Park
Vigo County Fair
Fairgrounds
Terre Haute
George Waugh
Vigo County School
Vigo County Schools
David Ramsey
Viking
Janet Wittick
Shir
Nixon in London Assists Bandmaster at Camp Visit
In London August 2 former officials and Nixon joined band activities at a camp. Vyron Jones, the vice president’s assistant principal and family arrived from Paris with about 10 to 12 par- ticipants. Nixon dined with Foreign Secretary Lord Home. A U S Embassy closed during the private visit as Nixon attended marches to the Grandstand track.
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Joe Guth
London
Vyron Jones
Richard M. Nixschool
Mrson
Jones
Paris
Nixon
Waugh
Lord
U. S
West Vigo
Fairgrounds
Lord Home
Vate
Ex-Harvard Dean Admits Tax Evasion
James M. Landis former Harvard Law School dean pleaded guilty in federal court to five counts of failing to file timely income tax returns for 1956 to 1960. He was released in custody for sentencing August 30. Morgenthau said returns were later filed and taxes paid. Landis, born in Tokyo, had served in multiple government roles including Kennedy advisor and Civil Aeronautics Board chairman.
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James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Landis
Kennedy
Edward McLean
U. S. Atty
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Tokyo
Harvard
American Mercantile Exchange
U. S. Department of Labor
Civil Aeronautics Board
Supreme Court
Louis Brandeis
William Warren
Columbia University Law School
Osteopath Ward Near Death After Overdose and Trial
Stephen Ward, 50, lay unconscious and near death in London in a coma from a drug overdose and bronchial pneumonia. A hospital spokesman noted increasing concern as Ward neared death after his Old Bailey conviction for living off the earnings of prostitutes.
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London
Stephen Ward
Ward
St. Stephen's Hospital
Society
Osteopath
St. Stephen’s Hospital
Julie Gulliver
Daily Companion
Stephen
Old Bailey
Christine Keller
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
World’s Worst Mine Disaster Toll Cited
United Press International reports the Honkeiko colliery disaster in Manchuria on April 26 1942 killed 1549 miners according to the World Almanac.
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United Press International
Honkeiko
Manchuria
Testimony in Airlines Case Near Finish at CAB Hearing
Cross examination of two Ozark Airlines witnesses at the Civil Aeronautics Board hearing here was to finish today. The agency will then hear the CAB Bureau of Economic Regulation and close the four day session. The case asks if Trans World Airlines may delete Terre Haute service and who would replace it.
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Ozark Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Bureau of Economic Regulation
Barron Fredricks
Trans World Airlines
Terre Haute
St. Louis- Indianapolis
Ozark and
Lake Central Airlines
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Missouri
TWA
Sen
Vance Hartke
Richard Roudebush
Matthew Welsh
Birch
Kennedy to Push Test Ban Pact as Rusk Heads to Moscow
AP reports President Kennedy aims to win Senate support for a test ban treaty with continued underground nuclear testing. Secretary of State Rusk departs for Moscow to sign and seek further East West pacts. Dr Stephen Ward remains near death in London. Chinese Communists call Soviet leaders freaks for backing the treaty. In Chicago South Side two black families move into a white area as police monitor the scene. A Logansport hearing is set Oct 1 on ABM Essex Wire labor charges over return of strikers.
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Kennedy
U. S
Senate
Rusk
Moscow
Stephen Ward
London Hospital
Logansport
National Labor Relations Board
ABM
Essex Wire Corp
School Solons To Start Work On New Budget
Vigo County School Corporation plans to present its 1964 budget and tax rate to the Board of Trustees Monday at 8 p.m. The budget, built on last year’s salary schedule, will outline expenditures for the coming tax year and may be published next week. The board will also consider a new principal for Gerstmeyer High School and will hold a safety meeting for bus drivers Tuesday at Sarah Scott Junior High gym.
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Vigo County School Corporation
Max P. Gabbert
School Board of Trustees
Gabbert
Walnut Street
Wiley High School
Gerstmeyer High School
Neal Douglass
Anderson High School
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Alabama
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