ISC Sponsors Workshop for Trade Groups
More than 100 representatives from education industry and labor attend the seventh annual vocational trade and industrial education workshop at Indiana State College Hulman Center. Sessions feature talks by Terre Haute business leaders on draftsman qualifications and sheet metal estimating as the event runs four days with 55 industry reps delivering programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State College
Hulman Center
Deming Hotel
Terre Haute
Robert M. Miller
Miller-Miller and Associates, Architects
George Dean
Dean Sheet Metal Company
Richard Gemmecke
Division of Arts and Sciences
Gemmecke
State Department of Vocational Education
Donald L. Pound
Lewis Yoho
ISC Division of
Industrial Education
Andrew Adaska
Hammond
Robert Drew
Lawrenceburg
General Recorder
C. H. Clay
Ford Motor Company
Indianapolis
Roy Schoene
Square “D” Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Dave Strauss
Harold Brook
Hetherington and Berner
W. Bielke
U. S. Steel Corporation
Chicago
Dave Rariden
Stone City Products Company
Bedford
Peter Aldo
Detroit
Mich
A. G. Smith
William G. Turner
Mearle Donica
LaVerne Cummins
Evansville
Richard Lawson
Dear Abby Letters Reflect Teen Debt and Flag Display
A 15 year old asks Abby if she should bill her mother for babysitting. A reader recounts a risky car incident, dodges danger with humor, and a Marine notes flag display on Memorial Day. Readers discuss respect for the flag and civic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Philo
Kennedy May Plan Westward Swing Focused on Conservation
President Kennedy considers a Western swing in October to tour conservation sites from Grand Coulee Dam to Glen Canyon Dam. The trip aims to raise profile in conservation and bolster Democratic gains in 1964, with stops in Washington Utah Colorado and Arizona.
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Washington
Kennedy
West
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
White House
Interior Department
Grand Coulee Dam
Glen Canyon Dam
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Ken
Nedy
Nevada
New Mexico
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Millionth lettuce carload ships from Salinas Valley
The one millionth carload of lettuce left Salinas Valley today bound for New York to be auctioned with proceeds to the American Red Cross. The first shipment iced lettuce departed the valley in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinas
Calif
Salinas Valley
New York
American Red Cross
Church Leader Dies in New York at 77
The Rev. Dr. Jesse Moren Bader, 77, general secretary of the World Convention of Churches of Christ Disciples, died Monday. The convention spans 34 countries with about 2.25 million members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jesse Moren Bader
World Convention of Churches of Christ Disciples
Misses Waist 24 32 Pattern 9490 for Pocketed Skirt
Marian Martin pattern 9490 offered by Terre Haute Tribune Pattern Dept. includes Misses' waist sizes 24 25 26 28 30 32 and fabric yardage advice. Mail a 50 cent pattern order with name address zone size and style number to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Terre Haute Tribune
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Norstad elected to Rand Corp board
Gen Lauris Norstad retired NATO forces commander was named to the Rand Corp board a nonprofit research group on national security. Elizabeth Taylor screened Cleopatra in London with 43 guests including Bolshoi dancers. Mrs. Buchanan Merryman of Washington marked her 100th birthday in Atlantic City with a champagne toast and cake citing laughter as key to life.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rand Corp
Rand
London
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Russia
Bolshoi Ballet Troupe
Britain
Atlantic City
N. J
Buchanan Bessie Merryman
Washington, D. C
Duchess of Windsor
Offer Reward In Search For Plane Missing Since August
Delaware-Blackford County Medical Society offers a $1,000 reward in the search for a plane missing since August 9 with Dr and Mrs George Mc. in Muncie Indiana. The pursuit involves local authorities and aviation circles as investigators follow leads and track communications.
Plane crash tragedy leaves Muncie family missing
The Muncie family including Coy and three children are believed dead after a small plane vanished in a thunderstorm soon after taking off from Gallipolis Ohio. A Civil Air Patrol search spanning nine days across three states found no trace and was finally called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy
Muncie
Gallipolis
Ohio
Civil Air Patrol
MacArthur response eyed on Truman and Korea war stance
The article notes questions for General MacArthur on Truman's relief in Korea and his own war aims as discussed by editors of a MacArthur biography. It also makes an aside about the Gulf Stream speeding up in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor
Australia
MacArthur
Truman
Korea
Scottish cattleman Hobbs dies at 72 famed for ranching
Joseph W. Hobbs, age 72, who built two fortunes and introduced American style cattle ranching to Scotland, died Monday in Fort William. After World War I he first prospered in shipping and property in Canada, then returned to Scotland after the 1929 crash and built a whisky sales business culminating in seven large distilleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort William
Scotland
Joseph W. Hobbs
Canada
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Dear Abby
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Jerrie
Taek
Fathoms Photo Shop
Wabash Ave
Seventh ST
Silverstiein Brothers
Wabash
People In News
Nancy Jahoda
Hennery
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