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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

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Mob Classroom Fire Stirs Chicago Desegregation Protests

A mobile classroom at Chicago Teachers College was set ablaze as integrationists vow ongoing demonstrations until their demands are met. Firefighters needed to breach walls to control the blaze amid ongoing campus clashes near prior protest sites. Police estimate $300 in damage and warn of arrests for obstruction as CORE activists vow to picket city leaders and resume sit ins.

Chicago Chicago Teachers College Board of Education Chicago Board of Education Richard J. Daley Roy H. Patrick Congress of Racial Equality Orlando W. Wilson CORE Daley Clair M. Roddewig

Appalling conditions cited at Indiana State Farm audit

Indiana state official says an administrative audit found appalling neglect at the Indiana State Farm after a May inspection. Deputy Commissioner James H Berg released reports on New Albany Southern Indiana Tuberculosis Hospital and Rockville Hospital for Chest Diseases. The State Farm, scene of a Sunday riot, had an understaffed, underfinanced, neglected operation with 1,300 inmates and minimal medical staff. Dr. Herbert E Dester reportedly planned to resign. corrections chief Arthur Campbell noted dismissal comments.

Indianapolis Indiana State Farm James H. Berg State Farm Berg Indiana New Albany Rockville Anthony P. Bayt Edwin Gibson State Farm Hospital Michigan City Arthur Campbell Herbert E. Dester Dr. Dester Associated Press Campbell

Two Men Arrested In Gas Station Robberies

Police captured James Henman of Binghamton New York and Harold McDonald of 3100 North Seventh Street after they were linked to the Clark Service Station holdup at 3737 Wabash Avenue around 1 15 a m The pair admitted the armed robbery and escape with about 29 dollars Detectives and patrolmen credited officers with identifying suspects in three prior gas station robberies Bond for each suspect was set at 5000 and the case was continued until August 26.

Eugene Butts James Henman Binghamton N. Y Harold McDonald North Seventh Street Clark Wabash Avenue Chet Wham Dave Eaton Carl Belt Bill Herndon Eighth Street Riddle Lands Frank Riddle Whram Justice of the Peace Lee Easton Wiram Henman

Clifford Odets Dies of Ulcers at 57

Hollywood obituary reports Clifford Odets renowned playwright and film director died at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after surgery for a stomach ailment. He entered the hospital on July 23 for ulcers.

Hollywood Clifford Odets Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Odets

Weather Map Highlights and River Stage Data

The weather map provides 6 am temperature 51 and noon 98 with 9 am 54. It notes sun rising at 6 01 and setting at 7 47. River stage reads 1.5 feet and is stationary.

Weather Summary Terre Haute Region Forecast

Local conditions show yesterday's high 74 and last night 48 with no precipitation. Forecast calls for mostly fair skies in Terre Haute and vicinity with a slow warming trend tonight and Friday. Low in the low 50s, high Friday in the low 70s. Indiana outlook fair and warmer with highs 78 to 85. Illinois mostly fair with gradual warming tonight and Friday. lows 60 to 65. City thermometer readings show 52 at 6 a.m. and 74 at 2 p.m. Pollen count 98.

Terre Haute Indiana Illinois

Joint Chiefs Back Pact Says Taylor Testimony Today

General Maxwell D. Taylor told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Joint Chiefs supported the limited test ban treaty without civilian pressure. He said the JCS was consulted during negotiations and had access to Moscow Washington cables, with safeguards to be detailed later. Senator Russell and others attended the joint hearings as Armed Services members observed.

Washington Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff Pentagon Taylor Joint Chiefs Moscow Russia Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Preparedness Subcommittee Senate Senate Armed Services Committee Foreign Relations Committee Senate House Richard B. Russell

Whisky Mash Definition By Beverage Industries Inc

United Press International reports that in whisky making the mash is a mixture of grain molasses or sugar with water and yeast, fermented and distilled to produce ethyl alcohol as defined by Beverage Industries Inc.

United Press International Licensed Beverage Industries, Inc

Judging Nears End at Vigo County Fair

The Vigo County Fair closes its judging as 4 H exhibitors collect cash awards and prepare for the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis August 24 to September 4. Highlights include high bids for top 4 H beef sheep and swine with buyers from Rowe Packing and Valentine Co. Inc. Also Democrat Day and Republican Day feature with Sky King Show headlining.

Donna Gettle Vigo County Fairgrounds Vern Gibson Gibson Coal Company Lighthouse Mission Miss Gettle Mary Novotney Carmen Heald Ray Graham Wabash Valley Fair Association Inc Martin Terre Haute Indianapolis Clarence Curley South First Street Linton Rockville Max Wright Max Landis Paris Clyde Knowles Marshall, Ill Doyle Stephens Joe Jacobs Lost Creek Township Stephens Andy Rowe Rowe Packing Company North First Street Carl Valentine Valentine Co., Inc Wabash River Bridge Jacob Poland China Barrow Ralph Tucker Sky King Kirby Grant

Canada to Act on Warhead Pact

Ottawa Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson seeks cabinet approval on Friday for an agreement with the United States to supply nuclear warheads for Canadian forces.

Canada Ottaway Lester B. Pearsall United States

Fair Schedule With Races Shows And Exhibits

Thursday offers Sky King Show at 2 p.m. and Harness and Running Races at 8 p.m. Friday features 4-H entries due by noon and Auto Aces Auto Thrill Show with Demolition Derby at 8 p.m. Livestock exhibits release at midnight. Children under 12 admitted free noon to 6 p.m. each day. midway ride prices reduced during the same six hours.

Auto Aces

British Police Solve Great Train Robbery

London police cracked the 7.1 million mail train robbery one week after the heist. Three men and two women were arrested with about 280000 recovered. unconfirmed reports said eight others detained. Two men seized for complicity. arrests made at Bournemouth near the Buckinghamshire raid site.

London Scotland Yard Bournemouth Buckinghamshire Royal Mail

Indictments Hit 72 People in Federal Case in Indianapolis

A federal grand jury indicted 72 persons for a range of offenses including three bank robberies and possession of stolen Tennessee National Guard weapons. Two men linked to a $15,917 Fishers bank robbery were named, while many indictments remain sealed awaiting arrest.

Indianapolis Tennessee National Guard Wainwright Fishers Leon Howard Pennington Clifford Junior Simpson

Byrd and Republicans doubt tax cut passing this year

Sen. Harry F. Byrd and Republicans express doubt Congress will pass a tax reduction bill this year. Gen Maxwell D. Taylor testifies on the limited test ban treaty amid Senate demands plans to safeguard U S security. U S begins NATO consultations for next round with Soviets. Red China says the Soviet Union refused help in 1959 to build an atomic bomb. First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy returns home from Hyannis Port after doctor advised five month reduced schedule. Indiana official cites appalling neglect at the state farm. New effort to settle year long RBM Division labor dispute in Logansport.

Harry F. Byrd Virginia Congress Maxwell D. Taylor Senate U. S United States NATO Red China Soviet Union Jacqueline Kennedy Hyannis Port Indiana RBM Division Logansport

Youlou Resigns As President In Congo Crisis

President Fulbert Youlou resigned on the palace steps amid a dramatic crowd surge. The army seized power temporarily as 10,000 protesters demanded his exit marking the Congo republics independence anniversary. Labor leaders accused authorities while gendarmerie units held the scene as workers gathered.

Brazzaville Congo Republic Fulbert Youlou Youlou France

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