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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1963

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Penal Farm Riot in Putnamville Quelled by Troopers

About 500 inmates rioted at the Indiana State Farm in Putnamville over narcotics. Two prisoners missing, two hospitalized, several with minor injuries. Troopers used birdshot shotguns to subdue rioters. many inmates helped quell the disturbance. Death of a youth prior sparked unrest. authorities disputed medical care adequacy. Continues on page 2.

Putnamville Ind Indiana State Farm Arthur Campbell Muncie Robert Glen Stith Samuel Eugene Crouch Crouch Walter Oliver Indianapolis Frank Harrison Robert Long Hospital Putnam County Hospital Greencastle Richard Taylor Kokomo Ronald Myers Noblesville Stanley Ford William Knotts Paul Padgett Campbell Merrill Hobbs Roscoe Hobbs Long Hospital Hobbs Herbert Dester Albert Mike

Weather Map Brief from U S Weather Bureau

Weather map notes show times 6 am 9 am noon 2 pm and sunset 7 50. River stage 1 5 ft stationary. Sunrise 5 59 am.

Weather Summary for Terre Haute and Vicinity

Local conditions report yesterday high 88 degrees and low 59 with no precipitation. Forecast calls for scattered showers tonight with a low in the upper 60s and Monday mostly cloudy with cooler temperatures and more showers. Indiana expects showers and isolated thunderstorms tonight and a cooler Tuesday, with southeast areas seeing morning showers. low tonight 62 to 70 and high Tuesday 77 to 84. Illinois shows cloudy conditions with scattered showers this afternoon and tonight, cooler Tuesday, highs near 86 today and upper 60s to 70s tomorrow. Temperature readings at 6 am 66 and 2 pm 83.

Terre Haute Indiana Illinois

Grand Champion Steer Named at Vigo County 4-H Fair

Bob Stephens aged 17 from Lost Creek Township won the grand champion steer at the 1963 Vigo County Fair 4-H Beef Show. Terry Turner, 16 from Linton Township, earned reserve grand champion. The event, part of the thirty fourth annual Vigo County Fair, runs through Friday at the Terre Haute area fairgrounds. The cattle show drew praise from veteran breeders for a strong field of entries. The 4-H Rabbit Show also began as the fair entered its second day with the 4-H segment in its fourth day.

Bob Stephens Lost Creek Township Vigo County Terry Turner Gene Francis Martin Linton Township Terre Haute

Illinois Crash Injures Three I. H. Residents

Three Terre Haute residents were injured six miles north of Danville Illinois on Route 1 in a head on collision. John Selby 56 was in serious condition with head injuries at Lakeview Memorial Hospital. Paul Anderson 18 had forehead cuts and John Musick 19 a cut lip and sprained ankle. Selby driver of a southbound car reportedly crossed the center line while returning from a Chicago run. The two youths were en route to Wisconsin for a vacation. The crash occurred about 9:45 AM.

Danville Ill Terre Haute Ind John Selby Phillips Avenue Lakeview Memorial Hospital Paul Anderson South Sixth Street John Musick Buckeye Street Ilinois Selby Anderson Chicago Wisconsin

Danish Catalina Missing Over Greenland With 12 Aboard

A large air sea search resumed for a Danish royal air force Catalina missing over Greenland since Saturday night. The aircraft carried six crew and six civilians including two children. US and Canadian planes assisted, focusing on the fjords of southwestern Greenland where a crash is feared.

Copenhagen Denmark Royal Air Force Greenland U. S

Western horse show and county fair schedule

Fair events run from morning to night with multiple shows and entries. Highlights include 4-H Open and Sheep Show 4-H Poultry Beef shows Floriculture entries and horse shows with arena placements and judging times. Evening races and a music tournament accompany discounted midway ride pricing and free gate entry for children under 12 from noon to 6 p.m.

Stephens Siblings Shine Under Shade at Cattlemen’s Arena

A balmy breeze and cloud cover at the Cattlemen’s Arena provided ideal conditions for judging and competition. Spectators watched Stephens, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Stephens of RR 5 Terre Haute, and his brother excel as the page continued on another column.

Stephens Robert Stephens RR 5 Terre Haute

Extradition Granted for Former Venezuelan President Perez Jimenez

The United States orders the extradition of former Venezuelan President Perez Jimenez to Venezuela to face embezzlement charges amounting to over 13 million dollars. Secretary of State Dean Rusk announced the decision, marking a rare move against a former chief of state. Additional steps may be required before transfer.

Washington United States Perez Jimenez U. S Dean Rusk Venezuela State Department

Secretary Rusk urges Senate ratification of limited test ban

Secretary of State Dean Rusk testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urging ratification of the U S British Soviet treaty to outlaw all nuclear explosions except those underground. He said East German signing will not imply U S recognition and that the pact aims to slow the arms race without weakening U S security. The hearing followed a pledge of sworn testimony by witnesses and a White House teleconference with President Kennedy.

Washington Dean Rusk Senate United States Rusk Senate Foreign Relations Committee Kennedy Republican Committee Sen Rourke B. Hickenlooper Iowa East Germany Moscow Soviet Union White House Cape Cod Robert S. McNamara

Diamonds drive Tanganyika mineral output share

United Press International reports that diamonds account for nearly two thirds of Tanganyika's total mineral production, a figure cited by the American Geographical Society.

United Press International Tanganyika American Geographical Society

JFKs Children Visit Jackie At Hospital

President Kennedy brought his two children and the family dog to see Mrs. John F. Kennedy at Otis Air Force Base hospital. Caroline and John Jr. carried gum as they entered for a cheer up visit amid her recovery after a Caesarean birth.

John Kennedy Jr Kennedy Otis Air Force Base Hospital Otis Air Force Base Mass Charley John F. Kennedy Caroline Little John Jr Waewes John Jr

Rusk pushes Senate ratification of limited nuclear ban treaty

AP reports the administration urges quick Senate approval of the nuclear test ban pact. Senate adjourns in honor of Sen Estes Kefauver. Funeral plans set for Kefauver on his Tennessee family farm porch. James A Hood, one of two black students who entered the University of Alabama, withdraws due to illness. Inmates at Indiana State Penal Farm near Putnamville set a dorm fire after furniture is thrown from windows. Rescue efforts for five members of a Muncie family killed in a Friday plane crash continue Sunday.

Dean Rusk Senate Sen Estes Kefauver Tennessee James A. Hood University of Alabama Indiana Putnamville Muncie

Viscount airliner crashes near Lyon with missing counts

A Viscount airliner operated by Air-Inter crashed near Lyon while en route from Lille. Reports varied on those aboard 12 passengers and four crew were cited by some sources, with others saying totals could not be confirmed. Ambulances and fire teams responded to the accident scene about 15 miles from Lyon.

Lyon France Air-Inter Lille Air-Intel

Negro Student Hood Resigns From University of Alabama

James A. Hood, a 20 year old Negro student from Gadsden, withdraws from the University of Alabama after a stormy enrollment two months earlier. Hood's attorney cited physical and mental fatigue as reasons, and a board of trustees meeting on charges stemming from a Gadsden speech was canceled. Charges alleged Hood accused the university of arranging a news conference to break a student conference ban and accused officials of trying to deny him an A, plus an insult by a state official in a dormitory. A trustee suggested the withdrawal could bar his fall term admission.

Tuscaloosa Ala James A. Hood University of Alabama Hood Gadsden, Ala Board of Gadsden Men Vivian J. Malone

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