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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1964
Page
9
Pro football exhibition season opens with star players and returns
Green Bay star Paul Hornung resumes action as NFL teams face questions about title chances. Alex Karras and Sonny Jurgenson trades reshape rosters for the Lions and Eagles as exhibition games begin across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay Packers
Paul Hornung
San Diego Chargers
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
NFL
Kansas City Chiefs
New Orleans
Hershey
Charlotte
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Tampa
San Diego
Boston
Oakland
Calif
Hornung
Green Bay
St. Louis Cardinals
Redskins
Alex Karras
Detroit
Lions
Eagles
Sonny Jurgenson
Tommy McDonald
Baltimore Colts
New York Giants
Minnesota
Dallas Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Denver Broncos
Chargers
New York Jets
Buffalo Bills
Fla
Kansas City
Houston
Baseball results and box scores from AP report
American League games featured Minnesota, Cleveland, Washington, Kansas City and Detroit with multiple home runs and decisions. Notable performances include Hall and Azcue driving in runs, and Osteen, Ramos and Barber posting wins. National League action saw Santo and Cepeda homer for Chicago, Maloney for San Francisco, and Robinson for Cincinnati in tight matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Olx
Hendley
Shaw
Pregenter
Haller
Maloney
McCool
Edwards
W—Maloney
L—Hendley
Cepeda
Hart
Robinson
Woman Victim Reports Purse Snatching Near Walnut Street
Mrs. Muriel Allen of 4400 Alan Drive reported a purse snatching while walking in a supermarket parking lot near 8th and Poplar Streets. A young man grabbed her bag containing about $19 and ran toward Walnut Street. She said she could identify the thief. the theft was reported at 1 13 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Allen
Alan Drive
Walnut St
8Th and Poplar Sts
Sprint Races Here Sunday At Terre Haute Track
Buzz Gregory, 21, plans to race at Terre Haute in the USAC sprint invasion for Vigo County Fair. He praised the dirt track and Offy, noted safety, and recalled a past crash at Knoxville. Time trials start 12:30 p.m. with gates at 8 a.m. Bleacher and infield tickets go on sale at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Salem
Foyt
Buzz Gregory
USAC
Vigo County
Buzz
Jud Larson
Gregory
IMCA
Knoxville
Ill
New Bremen
Ohio
McCurdy
Newton Post 346 Officers to Meet at Dance
Wayne Newton Post 346 invites members to a Saturday night dance to meet new officers led by Commander James Emge. Archie Grimes is first vice commander and house committee head. event runs 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Ernie Edwards Combo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Newton
The
American Legion
James Emge
Emge
Archie Grimes
House
Lloyd Zenor
Bob Price
Pat Patrick
Bob Pfrank
Jack Presser
Pat Duffy
Joe Bilyou
Ernie Edwards
Third Trial Over Condemnation
Sullivan Circuit Court Judge Joe Lowdermilk granted a new trial for Wes Nolan in a Terre Haute condemnation suit by the City’s Department of Redevelopment. The case concerns Nolan’s home in the Southwest Area of Urban Renewal, after a jury awarded him $2,250, less than prior Vigo Superior Court and initial city offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Circuit
Joe Lowdermilk
Wes Nolan
Harding Ave
City of
Terre Haute
Department of Redevelopment
Nolan
Wiley Hosier
Vigo Superior Court
Shiloh Church Hosts Two Harmony Programs Sunday
The Tones of Harmony from Louisville Kentucky will present two musical programs at Shiloh Baptist Church at 24th Street and 7th Avenue. The deacon board sponsors the shows with performances at 3 30 p m and 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tones of Harmony
Louisville
Shiloh Baptist Church
24Th St
7Th Ave
Deacon Board
Cubs Take a Pair as Chisox Stop Boston
The Cubs swept a twi-night doubleheader with Pittsburgh 7-3 and 4-3 while the White Sox defeated Boston 2-0 to end a three-game slide. Rays Herbert, Chicago, and Ray Herberts two runs fueled the Sox. Orioles top Yankees 2-0 as Brooks Robinson and Jerry Adair drive in the runs in a four-game set opening win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Brooks Robinson
Jerry Adair
Baltimore
Steve Barber
Harvey Haddix
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Ray Herbert
Red Sox
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York Mets
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Frank Thomas
Phils
Mets
Jim Maloney
Giants
Billy McCool
Reds
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
Minnesota
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Washington
Los Angeles Angels
Simmons
Colts
Bill White
Lou Brock
Tim McCarver
Cardinals
Hank Fischer
Dodgers
Ron Fairly
Nate Oliver
Tommy Davis
Phil Ortega
Bob Miller
Santo
Ron Santo
Pirates
Guest Minister to Speak at Youngstown Methodist Church
The Rev. Lawrence Boyll of New York will be the guest speaker at 10:30 am Sunday worship at Youngstown Methodist Church. He is identified as a former resident of Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Boyll
New York
N. Y
Youngstown Methodist Church
Mr. Boyll
Youngstown
Weekly Chicago Livestock Market Report
Slaughter steers advance 50 to 100 cents, heifers up 25 to 50 cents while cows ease. Hogs rise 25 to 75 cents. sows rally. Sheep see spring lambs mostly 50 cents lower with bulk good and choice at 22 to 24 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Local Markets Livestock Prices and Grain Rates
Salable hogs totals 300 with No 1 and No 2 hogs 200 to 220 lbs priced 16.35 to 16.60 dollars, 220 to 260 lbs 15.85 to 16.35, 260 to 300 lbs 14.85 to 15.85, sows around 300 lbs at 13.25 and down. Wheat drops 1.29, corn yellow ear 1.12 shelled 1.14, contract corn 1.02, oats 60c, rye No 2 1.29. Soybeans yellow 2.38 black and mixed 2.08, contract beans 2.22. Poultry: Indianapolis roasters 21. Eggs large 31-34, medium 24-26, small 14-15, B large 20-22. Market up 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry and Eggs
Indianapolis
Indiana
Pepsi-Cola
Chs
Pfizer
Phelps Dodge
Phila. Elec
Phillips Petro
Pitts. Pl. Gl
Pittston
Plough, Inc
Polaroid
Proc. & Gam
Pub
Pullman
Sss
Radio Corp
Rayonier Icos
Raytheon
Repub. Steel
Revion A
Rexall
Aes
Reynolds
Reynolds Tob
Richfield
Rohr Airc
Royal Dutch
Safeway St
Stl. & San F
St. Reg. Pap
Scott Pap
Sears Roe
Shell Oil
Sinclair Oil
Singer
Socony Mob
So, Calif
Southern Co. Ae
Natl Gas
So. Pacific
Southern Rwy
Sperry Rand
Role
Std. Oil Calif
Std. Oil Ind
Oil N
Tex. Gulf P
Tex. Gulf Sul
Tex. Instrument
Textronay
Thiokol Chem
Thomp. Ramon
Tidewater Oil
Timken R. B
Trans Wld. Air
Tungsol el
Twen. Cen. Fox
Union Bag
Union Carb
Union Oil Cal
Union Pacific
Airlines
Eng. & F
Untd. Gas Co
Merch
U. S. Gypsum
U. S&s Pipe & F
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Smelt
U. S. Steel
U. S. Tobaco
Universal Match
Upjohn Co
Vanadium
Warner Bros
West Union
Westing Air
Westing Elec
Wheeling
Whirlpool
White Motor
Wilson
Woolworth F. W
Youngs Sheet
Zenith Radio
Abbott Lab
ABC
Ford Motor Acf Indust
Freeport Sur
Fruehauf Air
Am. Trans
Alleg. Lud. S
Gen Mills ‘Allied Chem
Dynamics
Allied
Gen Electric Alum. Ltd
Gen Instit. ‘Alum. Co
Gen. Motors Allis
Gen. Am. Ail
Gen Pub. Util. Am
Brdc-Pa
Gen. Tel. Am
Can Co
Gen. Tire & R. Am. Cyan
Getty Oil Amer. Gas
Gillette Amm. Prod
Glidden Mach. & F
Goodrich Am Met
Cilm
Goodyear Am. Motors
Gould Natl
Grace
Granite City Steel
Am Smelt
Atl. & Pac
Nor. Awg
Am Sugar
West Sug
Am Tel & Ti
Greyhound Teb. Co
Gulf Oil Am Viscose
Harris Inter
Armco
Harsco
Homestake
Armour
Howe Sound
Ashland Oil
Atchison T
Interlake Ir. Bus. Mach
Avco
Min
Bald
Lima H
Int
Nickel
Bath Iron
Paper
Beatrice Fd
Bell & H. L
Isind
Bendix Avia
Johns-Manville
Jones-Laugh
Boeing Air
One
Borden
Kaiser Alumgetee
Kennecott ,Borg-Warnehone
Kern Co. Land ‘Bruns
Balk
Koppers
Budd Co
Korvette Bulova Burl
Ind
Kresge S. S. Kroger Burroughs
C. Libby-Owens-Ford
Bucyrus
Libby McNeil Camp
Rd. Lk
Ligg. & Myr. Tob
Can. Pacific
Carrier
Link Belt
Case J. I
Lockheed
Cater. Trac
Lone Star
Finan
McGraw
Mercantile Stores
Clark
Merck Cluett-Pbd
Mer
Chap
Scott Coca-Cola
Col Palm
Minn
Collins Rd
Miss River
Col. Fuel
Monsanto Bewens
Mont. Ward
Col
Brdc Sae de Ou
Phil Morris
Motorola Asaewes
Credit
Meuller Br
Edison Saney
Bisc
Cash
Dairy
Steel
N. Y. Central
N . Moh. P
Norfolk & W. Crow-Collr
Nor. Am. Avia
Cruc. Steel
Nor
Nor. Pac
Rwy. Deere
Ohio Edison
Edison
Olin Math
Detroit
Prove
Otis
Douglas Aire
Owens Il
Dow Chem
Pac
Gas & el A Ee
Pac. Light ‘An
Air Dynamics
Panhidi E. P. East
Air East Rod
Param
el Paso Gas
Parke Davis
Erie RR
Peabody Coal
Fair
J. C. Penney Marshall Field
Penn
Dixie C. Firestone
Penn. RR
Women excel at fibbing and sales psychology at IU event
Bloomington Indiana psychologists say women are better fibbers and enjoy making up stories for fun. Dr Joyce Brothers says women mull over decisions and have a nose for deceit in bogus bargains, yet they respond to mood cues like comfort and relaxation in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington, Ind
UPI
Joyce Brothers
Indiana University
Dr. Brothers
New York Markets Closing Quotations Reported Friday
Closing quotations list from Francis I. du Pont & Co shows wide movements among many firms. Stocks like Pfizer, Phelps Dodge, Phillips Petroleum, Raytheon, Reynolds Metals, Sears Roebuck, Shell Oil, Texaco, U S Steel, Westinghouse, and others display varied gains and losses with daily averages noted. Volume totals indicate 3,180,000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis I. du Pont & Co
Merchants National Bank
Glass Blowers Vote Sunday On Contract
Glass Bottle Blowers Association Local 32 members in Shelbyville Ind vote on a proposed three year contract ending a 10 day strike at Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. The deal offers average 6 percent raises in years one and two and 3 percent in year three affecting about 350 workers. Three strikers face assault charges from a picket line incident. one has a suspended sentence for malicious trespass. State police notes 25 riot-trained troopers were on alert but withdrawn as tensions cooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville, Ind
Glass Bottle Blowers Association
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Company
Lloyd Nugent
Cecil Melvin
Roy Rogers Better After Neck Surgery at UCLA
Cowboy actor Roy Rogers remains in satisfactory condition at UCLA Medical Center after surgery to correct a fused vertebra in his neck. The 52 year old star suffered the injury in a fall from his horse ten years ago and is expected to be released next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Los Angeles
UPI
Roy Rogers
Ucla Medical Center
Local Vital Records Listings of Marital and Property Notices
A compilation of court and property notices listing individuals by name ages and addresses along with civil actions including damages contracts and notes. The section includes names such as Raymond Rogers Albert Owens and Paul Hertwig along with numerous couples and property transfers across West Terre Haute and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rogers
Young Men’s Club of
West Terre Haute, Damages
Albert F. Owens
Property Transfers Recorded in Local Plat Listings
A sequence of 13 land transfers is recorded including James W Milner to Campbell White on Lot 3 in Bement's Plat, Eldridge A Keyes to Mary Hill, Wayne Hill to Grace Richardson on part of the southwest quarter of section 2 township 12 range 8, William H LeMay to Thomas E Little on Lot 192 Chestnut Place, Roger Adkison to Carrol Holmes on Lot 54 Maple Avenue Place, Grace D Allen to Norman Elder on Lot 163 Vandalia Park, William F Wilson to Kenneth Waller on Lot 3 Araminta Acres, and William A Tumelson to Gordon McLaughlin on part of the southwest quarter of section 26 township 12 range 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W
James W. Milner
Campbell White
Eldridge A. Keyes
Mary Hill
Wayne Hill
Grace B. Richardson
William H. le May
Thomas E. Little
Chestnut Place
Rogert Adkison
Carrol Holmes
Maple Avenue Place
Grace D. Allen
Norman E. Elder
Vandalia Park
William F. Wilson
Kenneth Leo Waller
Araminta Acres
William A. Tumelson
Gordon
Local births listed for early August in city entries
Mr and Mrs Bailey welcome a daughter on August 6 at 1616 South 4th Street. Mr and Mrs John Bridgewater of RR 2 West Terre Haute announce a birth on August 7. Mr and Mrs Charles McGee at 2926 North 15th Street report a son born August 7. Mr and Mrs Robert Phillips at 1315 Chestnut Street welcome a daughter August 6. Mr and Mrs Ralph Whitehouse at 1941 Lexington Drive report a daughter born August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVern Edward Nottingham
2Nd Ave
Dorothy Dean Carroll
7Th Ave
Larry David Gilbert
N. 8Th St
Edith M. Alkire
S. 9Th St
West Terre Haute
James Harry Sullivan Jr
S. Center St
Judith Ann Burgess
4Th Ave
John Paul Gedrick Jr
Crawford St
Emily Rogers Cox
Barry Allen Burch
Greencastle
U.S. Navy
Sandra Lee Ferguson
15Th St
Cashier
John Earl Gulley
Warehouseman
Ruth Minerva Judge
Harding Ave
James Richard Wittig
N. 13Th St
Shirley Jeannette Kibler
Swan St
John Franklin Creasey
Plaserer
Mamie Irene McPike
Johnson St
Larry Dean Evans
Brazil
Employe
Donna Louise Morrison
Ohio St
Grant Palmer Schell
Seabury St
Rosemary Marie Reed
Seelyville
James Lee Bedwell
1St Ave
Helen Marie Davidson
5Th Ave
Bailey
Curtis
S. 4Th St
Bridgewater
John
M’gee
Charles
N. 15Th St
Phillips
Robert
Chestnut St
Whitehouse
Ralph
Lexington Drive
Five Miners Declared Dead Halting Rescue Effort
In ChampagnoIe France five miners buried by a July 27 cave in were given up for dead as doctors and technicians concluded survival was unlikely. Rescue drilling ceased after soil tests and medical estimates supported the decision. nine of fourteen trapped miners were rescued previously and reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champagnole
France
Mount River
Sen. J. Jacques
Sale of Vigo County Real Estate in Probate Court
Ralph E. Brill as Administrator announces a private sale of estate property in Vigo County Indiana. The sale at ten o clock A M on August 17 1964 will be at his Terre Haute office and continues day to day until sold for cash at not less than its appraised value with 1964 taxes due. The court will approve the sale and all liens are discharged except 1964 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
County of
Vigo
Ralph E. Brill
Ethel Lewis
Sycamore Building
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Vigo Circuit Court
Ralph E
BRILL
Board of Public Works and Safety
Board
City Hall
State Board of Accounts
Raymond F. Thomas
Raymond P. Harris
Frank P. Crawford
Vigo County Library tax levy budget scheduled for Aug 27 hearing
Ralph E. Brill notices Vigo County taxpayers that the Library Board will meet on August 27 1964 to set the library operating budget for 1965 including current charges 215085 and funds to be raised 279669 with existing balances and miscellaneous revenue on file.
Personal Classifieds Highlight Local Health and Services
Personal notices list prescriptions and hay fever relief brands from Green Wood Drugs and Beltone Hearing Aid Center offering hearing loss correction. Also ads for divers for hire and an after hours contact, with chiropractor Dr M C Grainger in a separate location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Drugs
Beltone
Beltone Hearing Aid Center
Merchants Bank
M. C. Grainger
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McMahon
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W—Ramos
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R. D. Bowsher
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LOS Angeles Times
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Universal C. I. T. Credit Corp
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Harry Tallman
Janice Tallman
Robert Carl Hines
Clinton
Millie Ruth McGaffney
Shepardsville
Murray Marvin Housner
Lenore Sylvie. Blum
Ohio Blvd
Floyd F. Carpenter
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Carl Belt
Denver R. Dardeen
James L. Swift
Eighth
Avenue Place
Richard J. Baker
Carl E. Baker
N. E
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Calvin P. Rutledge Sr
Cruft Farm
Donald E. Payne
IR & H Realty, Inc
Joseph Grover
Howard P. Higgins
Delbert A. Wells
L. H. Mahan
Lela Prentice
Betty Mae Potts
Barton Park Place
Mid-West Farm Service, Inc
Eugene Roe and
Mary Snodgrass, Mer
St. Anthony Hospital
Public Service Commission of Indiana
William Thomson
Thomson Truck Line
Best Way of Indiana, Inc
Intrastate Otce
Public Service’ Commission of Indiana
State Office
Allan Rachles
Library Board
Aaron
Tim Ponds
County Tax Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Arch .R. Dunbar
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John E. Sutherla
Byron D. Hiatt
Palmer
Mi. S
Prairieton
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Indiana Credit Assn
Bookkeeping, Tax Service
Monarch
LA Porte, Ind
James E. Bell
la Porte County
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