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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1964
Page
8
Hal Boyle notes Zinnemann earned a second Oscar and has six other nominations. A patient craftsman with under 20 major films, he believes true storytelling requires love for the story and slow, deliberate work. He sees a brighter future if pictures are truly good and notes stars of old were more glamorous.
Facts mix science and trivia from 25 000 occupy a space to sleep and wake. Notes cover weather Indonesia tornadoes and tsunamis facts. It lists Delaware Aqueduct longest tunnel 85 miles and quintuplets birth frequency. Absolute zero and Zyzzogeton end with a playful flourish.
Taxpayers of Nevins Township Vigo County Indiana are urged to attend the August 25 1964 meeting to review the township budget for 1965 including funds for trusteeship care cemeteries fire protection poor relief and other expenses. The notice details projected revenues expenditures and the amount to be raised by tax levy with attendance rights and appeal procedures.
Three year-old Kay Bricker in Elkhart Indiana discovers a toy telephone can operate the family TV remote, turning off sports events and tuning in kiddie shows. A TV serviceman says such occurrences are fairly common as other objects can trigger the set via overtones from the toy bell.
Sen Birch Bayh of Indiana will head Young Citizens for Johnson a three day program at the Democratic national convention in Atlantic City. Seminars on voter registration and current issues run Aug 24 to 26 with a rally to be held in convention hall featuring young speakers and entertainment. About 16 000 youths are expected to attend as Bayh says volunteers will assist as messengers clerks and sellers.
Dr. Paul Ansley McGhee 64 dean of NYU division of general education died Thursday at University Hospital New York City.
Tass reported Moscow protested U S Air Force planes buzzing Soviet passenger and cargo ships in international waters. The note urged Washington to stop the dangerous actions amid repeated complaints across the Pacific Atlantic Mediterranean and other seas and pressed for upholding freedom and safety of shipping.
Terre Haute Boys Club joins nationwide tribute for Herbert Hoover on his 90th birthday August 10 in New York City. Ted Moore says Hoover's 28 years as Boys Clubs of America board chairman spurred growth to 635 clubs serving over 600000 youths and to a goal of 1000 clubs for one million boys.
In Jackson Mississippi the FBI intensifies evidence collection after an informant directed agents to a Philadelphia farm where earth moving gear uncovered the decomposed bodies of Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney buried deep at a pond dam. A $25,000 reward spurred information, while tips from Dick Gregory proved unhelpful.
Funeral services are held today for Hoyt Luithly 47 managing editor and sports editor of the Estherville Daily News who died following a heart attack Tuesday night in Estherville Iowa.
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In Morristown Ohio a man identified as George Bethel was found in a kayak on U S Highway 40 after the craft fell from a moving truck. He was taken to Barnesville Hospital for treatment of head injuries.
The fortyninth annual Miners Picnic begins Friday at Memorial Stadium with gates at 5 30 p m The event runs three days organized by District 11 United Mine Workers of America The Friday main event is a popularity contest for miners daughters contestants must be single and under 18 The evening also features dancing and carnival atmosphere Saturday and Sunday offer entertainments including children features under12 Saturday morning and orphan children Sunday morning plus contests Little League baseball games both days and a semi pro game on Sunday.
Vigo County taxpayers face a 24.9 cent increase in county taxes in 1965 payable in 1966. The proposed budgets show township poor levies up in six townships with increases up to 300 percent, led by a 14.7 cent rise for the county welfare fund.
President and Mrs Johnson will plant two oaks near the presidential offices during the planting season. One will be a willow oak and the other a Darlington oak. This is a traditional presidential gesture on the White House grounds.
Dr William G Bannon spoke at a Goldwater for President rally in the Terre Haute House Prairie Room with Buena Chaney Thelma Weddle and John Templeton among attendees Youths were noted as engaged and county committees were to be formed later Art R Hagan said committees would be announced.
Dorel Beal named resident agent for Bon Ton of Terre Haute with Meadows Center as the firm’s address. Directors include Beal Margaretta Beal and Fred Batson. AAA Electric of Terre Haute lists Richard E. Smith as resident agent and George Petit Harry R. McKain as directors.
The Wabash Valley Model A Club schedules a Merom outing on Sunday. Members assemble at Hulman Meadows Shopping Center at 11 am and depart together for a picnic lunch at Merom. Bring your own food and enjoy swimming facilities. invites extended to other Model A enthusiasts. For details contact President C. Greiner or Secretary A. White.
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