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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1964

Page

7

Wabash Basin waterway plan discussed at Vincennes meeting

The Wabash River Basin development for grain coal and oil shipment by river was urged at a Vincennes gathering of the Vigo County Chapter and allied groups. Henry Wallace led calls for a survey, study and constructive plan with Interior Department support.

Wabash River Vigo County Association Wabash Valley Indiana Illinois Vincennes University Robert Green Hall United States Department of the Interior Henry Wallace Department of Interior Wallace America Henry Smith Kermit Flesher Voorhees St Carl Hale RR 1 Peter A. Farmer Carl Graham Russell Rink B. K. Barton Wabash Valley Interstate Commission O. M. Bishop Bureau of Mines Minneapolis Abbott Renick Minneapolis, Minn Harry Wilson, Jr U.S. Geological Survey St. Louis Ernest G. Permett Ann Arbor Mich Robert Schueler Joseph M. Morgan Office of Water

Too Rich Too Poor in Southend Housing Clash

Stanley Bird, a 34 year old bus driver, saw his mortgage bid rejected because a 32 dollar weekly salary was deemed insufficient for payments, despite overtime. He then sought a low rent public housing unit, but the council again weighed his overtime and ruled he earned too much to qualify. He called the situation nonsensical.

Southend England UPI Stanley Bird Bird

Weather Across Regions Temps Fall Slightly With Rain

Temperatures will run 2 to 4 degrees below normal with highs in the mid 80s north and 84 to 90 south while lows hold 62 to 68. Cooler days expected Saturday and Sunday. Rain totals about one third inch north to one half inch south, mainly Monday and Monday night.

Spruce Street AME Women Plan All Day Barbecue

Group One of the Spruce Street AME Church will hold an all day barbecue at the home of Mrs Sara L. Peoples at 2993 North 21st Street. Deliveries will be by telephone using the number H-0573.

Spruce Street

Marian Martin Pattern 9125 for Children Dress and Slip

Handful of sewing details for Pattern 9125 in children sizes to 8 include a dress with skimmer and ruffled slip. Instructions note yardage and pieces for size 6 and mail order from Marian Martin in Terre Haute Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St New York NY with 50 cents per pattern and extra for mailing.

Marian Martin Terre Haute Tribune Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N. Y

St Anthony's Nursing School Graduation Set for 22 Seniors

Graduation exercises for 22 seniors of St Anthony Hospital School of Nursing will be held Saturday at St Joseph Church at 11 AM. Rev Gregory Kollrose will give the address, and diplomas will be conferred by Very Rev Herbert Winterhalter. Activities begin at 7:15 with pin presentations, Mass at 7:30, breakfast at 8, and a luncheon at the Terre Haute House Mayflower Room. The class includes Chrystal Bates Carolyn Brown Marilyn Burroughs Peggy Bussing Violet Criss Judith Dragon Sue Ellinger Patricia Elmer Claire Frey Nancy Hein Deanna Holloway Mary Hurst Rita Jurgens Mary Klotz Marian Kocher Jo Anne Lockwood Betty Moench Nancy Osborn Mary Overbeck Barbara Risch Nancy Shaver Sharon Waldbieser.

St. Anthony Hospital School of Nursing St. Joseph Church Gregory Kollrose OFM Herbert Winterhalter St. Patrick’s Church M. Aivera School of Nursing Nursing School Sisters of St. Francis Mayflower Terre Haute House Chrystal Ann Bates Carolyn Hofmann Brown Marilyn Ramner Burroughs Peggy Suzanne Bussing Violet Trisler Criss Judith Turner Dragon Sue Ann Ellinger Patricia Ann Elmer Claire Maxine Frey Nancy Carolyn Hein Deanna Arnold Holloway Mary Ann Hurst Rita Catherine Jurgens Mary Ann Klotz Marian Gertrude Kocher Jo Anne Lockwood Betty Charlene Moench Nancy Jo Osborn Mary Elizabeth Overbeck Barbara Ann Ri

Man who fired shot at brother held to account

Charles Higginbotham, 46, remained in satisfactory condition at Union Hospital Friday with a shotgun wound in the foot from an incident at his half-brother's home Wednesday. Gerald Eugene Higginbotham, 52, of 2836 N. 15th St., admitted firing the shot and was examined and released by city detectives Thursday.

Charles Higginbotham Union Hospital Gerald Eugene Higginbotham 15Th St

Majestic Showboat Matinee Replaces Damaged Show

The Indiana University showboat Majestic, damaged Tuesday in a docking accident at Evansville, substitutes a matinee Saturday in Newburgh with plans to resume its regular schedule for the Saturday night show.

Newburgh Ind Indiana University Majestic Evansville

Italy's new government settles in with strong support

Rome AP reports Italy's four party coalition led by Premier Aldo Moro wins parliamentary confidence 344 to 338 after Senate approval. Moro faces economic slump while backing U S support amid Vietnam tensions as a test of confidence.

Rome Italy Chamber of Deputies Senate Aldo Moro Moro Viet Nam United States

Singapore Police Halt Race Fights

Police patrol in Singapore’s Geylang area as authorities halt a spate of race related clashes. No injuries reported, investigations underway. Local residents express concern over rising tensions and calls for calm.

Singapore

Hartke seeks protection for U S cellophane industry

In a Washington letter Senator Hartke of Indiana urged President Johnson's trade aide to consider protecting U S cellophane from the Kennedy Round tariff cuts. He cited Olin Mathieson's Covington plant and warned of plant shutdowns and unemployment harming hundreds of local families.

Washington United States Hartke D-Ind Christian A. Herter Johnson Tariff Commission Covington Indiana Olin Mathieson Chemical Company Olins Covington

Police report clashes spark potential repeat of riots

District authorities fear renewed racial violence after clashes between Chinese and Malays in the riot scarred city. Police said a mob attacked a motorcycle rider and set his bike ablaze, with a Malay named as ringleader. An official radio bulletin blamed organized rumor mongering for sparking the incidents and warned of possible revival of last month’s riots that left 23 dead and 460 injured.

Pubs Struggle as Vacationers Drain Seaside Beer

Patrons in Torquay England empty seaside pubs reports say as drinkers flood resort venues. Pubkeepers note beer runs low with some venues only opening evenings to conserve supplies. The surge in demand leaves locals watching taps run dry.

Torquay England

Vaudeville Actor Lew Swan Dies At 69 In Indiana

Lew Swan 69 of Mishawaka South Bend died Thursday in St Josephs Hospital. An old time vaudevillian whose career spanned three decades he joined family skits with his mother and sister later worked in stock burlesque and a Chicago road show. Swan composed 32 songs including Crential Blues and Wonderful Girl. Survived by widow. The note about Bank of Sweden 1661 is not connected to the obituary.

Lew Swan Mishawaka Chicago

Women can remain fertile past age fifty say doctors

London AP reports surgeon Dr. Donald Frommer notes in the British Medical Journal that the maximum age for motherhood has risen. Hospital records show many women stay fertile into their fifties, with the average four years later than in their grandmothers’ era. Cause unknown, possibly due to diet and living standards.

London Donald Frommer British Medical Journal Frommer Hertfordshire

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