West Vigo Band Faces Music Tourney at the Fair
West Vigo leads a field including Vincennes Lincoln Spencer Worthington Jefferson Elnora Van Buren Staunton and others in a two class marching band contest at the Fair. Prizes total 370 with class winners receiving 150 100 and 50 and baton twirlers and majorette groups also competing.
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Staunton
West Vigo
Vigo County
Indiana State College
Worthington-Jefferson
Penny Inman
Carol Bays
Cheryl Falk
Carolyn Bingham
Lolla Harrell
Linda Johnson
Roanna Newsom
North Knox School
Oaktown
Margo C. Roberts
Sherri Alexander
Terre Haute
Testimony in Airlines Case Nears Finish at Terre Haute
Bayh noted at opening as Terre Haute officials and local chambers urged license grant to Ozark. Lake Central backs its own petition with five shippers speaking for the company. BER will issue one of four possible recommendations including certification for Ozark or Lake Central. Ozark and Lake Central propose two and three daily round trips respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Lake Central
Albert F. Grisard
Washington
Paul L. Bradshaw
Ozark
Donald Musick
Mt. Vernon, Ill
Philip Benefiel
Vincennes-Lawrenceville
Terre Haute
William Driscoll
BER
Ozark Airlines
Francis M. Higgins
Darryl G. Weishaar
St. Louis
Weishaar
Lake Central Counsel
Driscoll
BEA
Albert Gotch
Gotch and
Crawford
Washington, D. C
Edward J. Crane
Gotch
James Adley
Bureau
TWA
Kennedy previews underground tests in push for treaty ratification
President Kennedy said the United States will continue underground weapons tests, a move aimed at reassuring Senate skeptics about the nuclear treaty. Democratic and Republican leaders voiced varied views as hearings accelerate, with Mansfield aiming to bring the Moscow pact to a Senate vote before Labor Day.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Senate
Soviet Union
Britain
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Jackson
House Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Moscow
World Food Congress convenes in Washington
Representatives from 104 nations attended the World Food Congress in Washington with Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman serving as chairman.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Counties Receive Matching Funds for Indiana Roads
The Indiana State Highway Commission allocates 3 553 756 dollars in federal matching aid to Indiana’s 92 counties for fiscal 1965. Each county can use half the cost of construction on federal aid secondary routes, farm to market roads, with distribution by population area and mileage. County totals include Vigo 46 902 Green 50 958 Parke 35 067 Putnam 39 546 Sullivan 30 613 Vermillion 23 694.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Highway Commission
Indiana
Vigo
Green
Parke
Putnam
Sullivan
Vermillion
Delegation Of Eleven To Sign Treaty Explored
Officials say the eleven member delegation aims for a treaty that would yield greater security for Berlin and require Soviet guarantees to preserve the postwar status quo. Khrushchev is expected to discuss troop reductions in Germany, frozen military budgets, and defense measures to detect a surprise attack with Dean Rusk.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Rusk
Germany
Cocoa Origins Spur West Africa Chocolate Power
A National Geographic Society estimate traces cocoa beans from Fer nanda Poo off the Spanish island routes to the west coast, naming Ghana as the cradle of a West African cocoa industry that now yields about one third of global chocolate production.
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Washington
Ppi
Ghana
Fernanda Poo
Africa
National Geographic Society
Princess Djordjadze reports handbag theft in London
Princess Djordjadze formerly Sylvia Hawkes reported the theft of her handbag valued at 16800 dollars while shopping in a London chain store. She said she set the bag down and it was taken by an unknown thief.
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London
Djordjadze
Clark Gable
Sylvia Hawkes
Deaths of R G Ellington M Robbins Brown Gear
Obituaries list multiple Terre Haute area deaths with service details for Rachel Gallez Ellington Minnie Florence Robbins Nora Brown and Mary King Gear. Names include Ruth Stadler Gertrude Barr Dan Gal ez Zail Ferguson Sarah Eickhoff Alice Kammer Jane Smith Jeromine Myers and others with call times and burial plans at local funeral homes and cemeteries.
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Rachel Gallez Ellington
Ruth Stadler
South Sixteenth Street
Union Hospital
Zail Ferguson
Terre Haute
Dan Gallez
Oakland
Calif
Callahan Funeral Home
Obituary notices from Indiana towns lead to services
Mrs. Ermer Darland of Tangier dies at 79 at home with church ties and large survivor list including husband George and 15 grandchildren. In Linton Maggie Trueblood, 86, dies. services set at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home. In Brazil Grace Butt, 90, dies at Porter Nursing Home. burial plans pending at Rentschler funeral home Centerpoint.
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Linton
Ind
Maggie M. Trueblood
Church of Christ of
David Brown
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Here
Brazil
Grace R. Butt
RR 4
Porter Nursing Home
Clem
William
Lloyd
Hubert
Cory
Cohen Robertson
Edwardsport
Hugh Robertson
Rentschler Funeral Home
Centerpoint
Saline City Woman Marilyn Morse Dies at Grandparents Home
Marilyn Morse 27 of Saline City dies at her grandparents home at 12 30 PM Thursday. Survived by husband Thomas of Ann Arbor Michigan three daughters Marylou Leslie Ann and Renee one son Stephen and mother Mrs Loraine Tansley of Pinckney Michigan. Services pending at Rentschler Funeral Home Centerpoint.
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Saline City
Ind
Marilyn Morse
Bruce Evans
Thomas
Ann Arbor
Mich
Marylou
Leslie Ann
Renee
Stephen
Loraine Tansley
Pinckney
Rentschler Funeral
Centerpoint
Earl French Pimento Indiana Obituary Notice
Earl French 85 of Pimento died at 11 o clock Thursday night at Fenimore Nursing Home Terre Haute Survived by widow Mattie one son Thurman French two grandchildren seven great grandchildren Services at 2 o’clock Sunday at Fidler and Wood Funeral Home Burial in Brown Cemetery Friends may call after 7 Friday night
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Pimento
Ind
Earl French
Fenimore
Terre Haute
Mattie
Thurman French
Fidler and Wood Funeral Home
Brown Cemetery
New York Texas a Tiny Hamlet Near Athens
New York Texas is described as a tiny hamlet near Athens with a population around a dozen, plus a transient or two. The piece notes New York, Texas as a contrasting claim to urban New York.
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Athens
Tex
New York
Texas
Rail dispute to ICC with two year effect on rulings
Four and a half year rail wage and work rule dispute would go to the ICC. Any ICC order would be effective for two years and subject to court review. Carriers back the bill while five railroad brotherhoods, ~195000 train crewmen, oppose as compulsory arbitration. Unions favor Meany plan for congressional committee supervision.
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ICC
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
City Plumbing Report Filed July Inspections and Permits
City Plumbing Inspector Don ald C. Kwoczalla reports 70 inspections in July and 50 permits issued. The figures include 21 sewer inspections, 7 septic tank checks, 6 absorption field inspections, 2 cess pool inspections, and 3 seepage pit inspections with one job condemned. Miscellaneous calls totaled 93. collections include 300 for plumbing permits 15 for license applications 10 for licenses and 21 for gas heater permits.
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Donald C. Kwoczalla
Ex-convict held in Evansville store holdup case
John F. Hopper, 53, Nashville native, captured at a Posey County farmhouse on charges of armed robbery in the Evansville market owner holdup. Federal warrant alleges unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in the December 7 incident. FBI, state police and Evansville detectives assisted.
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Evansvville
Ind
Posey County
Evansville
Vanderburgh
FBI
Parker Settlement
John F. Hopper
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph Rupp
Hopper
Liner Steward Fined for Biting Passenger’s Ear
John Grange a steward on the liner Oriana was fined 140 dollars Thursday for biting off a passenger’s ear lobe during an argument in Southampton England.
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Southhampton
Eng
John Grange
School Sclons To Start Work On New Budget
The board will hear a report from Superintendent Gabbert on the opening day of school enrollment. Attendance is expected to exceed 21,000 students, a notable rise from the 1962-63 figure, as staff prepare the new budget and safety provisions for the upcoming term.
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Gabbert
Think Schriver Identified in New Holdup
INDIANAPOLIS Aug 2 Two young men held up a tavern on the North Side this morning and fled with 3150. Patrolman James Bilbrey said the victim Robert Withrow identified suspect Stephen Schriver 16 of Shelburn and formerly of Indianapolis. The getaway car was found abandoned near the College Tavern.
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Indianapolis
Stephen Schriver
Shelburn
James Bilbrey
Robert Withrow
Schriver
Near South Side
College Tavern
Marion County
Martinsville Bank President Guy Mauk Dead at 71
Guy Mauk 71 longtime Martinsville State Bank president died Thursday at Paris Hospital Funeral services scheduled Sunday at Greenwell Funeral Home Rev Marion Sullens to officiate Burial planned at Ridgelawn Cemetery Masonic rites Saturday night and Martinsville American Legion graveside honors to be given Survived by widow Vivian son William F daughter Mary Ellen Nelson Carolyn Mauk two sisters Lulu Clam Ruth Hale
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Martinsville
Ill
Guy M. Mauk
Martinsville State Bank
Paris Hospital
Greenwell
Marion Sullens
Ridgelawn
Martinsville American Legion
Mauk
Lulu Clam
Paxton, Ill
Ruth Hale
East Lansing
Mich
Three Men Rob Evansville Money Heist
Evansville police report an armed robbery as three men confronted Rupp after he stepped from his car. They grabbed a money bag containing $9,000 and struck him with a blackjack when he reached for his ID.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Rupp
Kennedy News Conference Maps Civil Rights and Cold War Policies
President Kennedy warned that a lull in civil rights protests should not end the effort and urged continued pressure. He backed a Senate vote to ratify a nuclear test ban treaty and discussed Germany China and the Far East, noting China’s growing threat and the risk of a broader war. He said nonaggression pledges lack force without allied consultation and doubted yet another summit would be useful.
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Congress
Kennedy
Senate
Germany
U. S
Far East
United States
China
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Ex resident dies in California former Terre Haute man
Maurice Clayton 48 a Gardena California resident and former Terre Haute native died suddenly Wednesday afternoon while playing golf in Gardena. He was taken to a hospital where he died. He attended Garfield High School and Indiana State College and was a member of Terre Haute Moose Lodge No 1009. He is survived by his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coakley, a cousin Bill Coakley his wife Marge of Gardena a stepfather Harry Vaughn of Pana Illinois one sister Maxine Vandenburgh and two nephews of Taylorville Illinois Funeral arrangements are being made in Gardena.
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Maurice Clayton
Gardena
Calif
Terre Haute
James R. Coakley
North Twelth Street
Clayton
Garfield High School
Indiana State College
Moose Lodge
Bill Coakley
Marge
Harry Vaughn
Pana
Maxine Vandenburgh
Taylorville
Ill
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