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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
3
Set exhibits begin at 2 p.m. at Vigo fair with an open class talent show following the 4-H talent event. No grandstand admission charges. Judging covers 4-H divisions foods canning dressing clothing crafts forestry wildlife soil and more with superintendents listed for each department.
Senate committees approve the Vietnam resolution 31 to 1 with bipartisan support. Rusk McNamara Wheeler defend actions after North Vietnamese torpedo boat attacks in the Gulf of Tonkin as part of a broader Communist drive in Southeast Asia. Morse opposes it, calling the move a predated war declaration, as Johnson pushes for rapid passage.
Carmichael cites no information on MIGs as U S notes protest to North Vietnam await delivery. The spokesman says no expansion of ground forces beyond 5 000, with 16 300 to 16 500 U S personnel in South Vietnam. Maxwell D Taylor in close touch. a field trip was canceled due to a cold.
A correspondent saw six F102 Delta Dagger fighters on a runway near Da Nang, possibly reinforcing South Vietnam air defenses. Officials denied rumors of Ho Chi Minh’s replacement and Soviet MIG insertions, citing no corroboration.
The James Foundation announced it has given away its last 96 million and will cease operations December 31. Founded by Arthur Charles James who died in 1941 with a 26 million bequest, the fund supported 92 institutions in final grants from 100 thousand to 5.5 million.
New officers of the Indiana Police Chiefs Association assumed duties at a Terre Haute meeting. The all state group, now in its forty fourth year, includes about 150 chiefs from roughly 100 Hoosier communities. 1964 65 board members listed with Michael Bubeck as president and others in senior roles.
Bedford secretary George Lewallen and Go shen treasurer Glen Kindy serve as officers with Kokomo sergeant at arms Raymond Keller. Also present were Terre Haute Chief Frank Riddle past president and Asa Wilson of New Albany past treasurer with C M Hayes and C G Hayes of Terre Haute. Guests included Robert Graham of Anderson and Robert Gebhart of Fort Wayne, president and secretary of the Indiana Fraternal Order of Police. The agenda covered the statewide traffic safety check program, legislative matters, and personnel training. The note adds that swordfish and marlins are fast but hard to measure.
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