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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1962

Page

5

Bossa Nova Gains Ground With Dancers Across America

In New York a Brazil born rhythm called the bossa nova gains popularity among dancers. It blends samba with modern jazz and appeals to those who distance themselves from acrobatic twists. Joao Gilberto is lauded as the father of the style and a Carnegie Hall debut drew an ovation.

New York Brazil Paul B. Winter White House America United States Sidney Frey Benny Goodman Elvis Presley Chubby Checker Joao Gilberto Gilberto Kathryn Murray Arthur Fred Astaire

Father of slain policeman seeks Seymour mayor post

Don E. Winn 57 of Seymour announces his Democratic bid for mayor in 1963 to pressure reforms in the Seymour Police Department he son led. Patrolman Donald M. Winn died after a gun battle with burglars. two men are serving life terms. City politics and council calls for firmer department control are cited.

Seymour Ind WPI Don E. Winn Winn Indiana State Police Force Donald M. Winn Indianapolis John Isaacs

Indiana Highway Toll Tops 1,125 After Two Fatal Accidents

Two deaths in separate accidents Wednesday night push Indiana 1962 highway toll to at least 1,125, versus 977 a year earlier. Walter George Long, 50, of Oxford, died after his car left U S 52 near Templeton and he was thrown from the vehicle. Frank Cowgill, 42, of Chesterfield, died when a Pennsylvania Railroad train struck his car at a crossing in Anderson. the driver, Charles Zeh, 48, Chesterfield, was grievously injured.

United Press International Indiana Walter George Long Oxford U. S. 52 Templeton Long St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette Frank Cowgill Chesterfield Pennsylvania Railroad Anderson Charles Zeh

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