Cuban Worker Shows Pride Despite Poverty and Shortages
A Havana dock worker Juan Bales earns $100 monthly and enjoys a mint green refrigerator won for perfect attendance. He praises Castro's regime, notes ration limits, and describes neighborhood committees, housing repairs, and coping with shortages as he supports his five children and hopes for better times.
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Mexico City
Juan Bales
Havana
Juan
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Fidel
Two Divorces Granted in Vigo Superior Court No 2
Judge Charles K. McCrory granted restoration of former names in two Vigo Superior Court No 2 divorces on Monday. Elizabeth M. Hennon won the return of the name Holland after divorcing James L. Hennon, and Vickie Lynn Porter resumed the name Ripple after divorcing Steven H. Porter of the U S Navy.
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Vigo Superior Court No. 2
Charles K. McCrory
Elizabeth M. Hennon
Lafayette Ave
Holland
James L. Hennon
Steven H. Porter
U.S. Navy
Vickie Lynn Porter
RR 23
Ripple
Turkish Jewish Settlement Policy Cited in 1897 1904
Dr. Abed Mansur notes in Madarat al Islam that despite the sultan’s refusal to sanction Jewish settlement in Palestine local officials allowed Jewish arrivals from 1897 to 1904. The piece appears in the Damascus based Arabic journal. The Burlington Zephyr, built in 1934, was the first stainless steel long distance train traveling non stop between Denver and Chicago.
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Abed Mansur
ISA
Madarat al- Islam
Damascus
Syria
Palestine
Burlington Zephyr
Denver
Chicago
Armed Robbery Trial Opens in Vigo Circuit Court
Trial opened Monday in Vigo Circuit Court on armed robbery charges against Tony C. Smith and Albert Lofston Jr. Both 17, they faced the Col. Sanders outlet robbery on Lafayette Avenue last March 10. Jurors were selected as other trial dates and probation outcomes were set for several defendants.
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Vigo
Tony C. Smith
Tippecanoe
Albert Lofston Jr
Ruth Travis
Col. Sanders
Lafayette Ave
Murphy
Sycamore St
Dr Gates to Attend Meetings in St Louis
Dr. J Edward Gates associate professor of English at Indiana State University will travel to St Louis Missouri from December 28 to 30 to attend meetings of the Linguistic Society of America and the lexicography section of the Society of Biblical Literature. Dr Berta G Lee ISA assistant professor of English will attend the LSA meetings.
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J. Edward Gates
Indiana State University
St Louis
Linguistic Sociey of America
Society of Biblical Literature
Berta G. Lee
ISA
LSA
Four youths fined forunderage tavern entry in Vincennes
Four local youths pled guilty before Justice of the Peace Lee Easton to entering taverns while underage. Richard Codrum 18 Stephen Allen 20 Brian Tucker 19 and Mike De Vore 19 were fined 31 each with 21 costs. Codrum Allen and Tucker were cited for entering a tavern at 14th and Poplar Streets while De Vore was cited for making a purchase at 9th and Chestnut Streets.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
Lee Easton
Richard Codrum
Vincennes
Stephen C. Allen
Harrison Rd
Brian M. Tucker
On Cruft St
Indi
Ana
Kenneth Vernon
Mike L. DeVore
S. 6Th St
JEP
James Little
14Th and
Poplar Sts
9Th and
Chestnut Sts
Discover the Curative Benefits of Chiropractic Care
A detailed feature promotes chiropractic consultation with Dr. McKnight, highlighting potential health improvements and the practice at 232-8207 as the contact point for appointment scheduling and information.
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McKnight
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