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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1965

Page

5

Lines From Page 4 On Vietnam War Policy

In New York overseas press club remarks he warned Hanoi would not escape annihilation if needed to win freedom in South Vietnam. He said enemies like Hanoi and Peking would be left to guess intents as aggression continues. He claimed the war is different from Korea with no privileged sanctuaries.

Overseas Press Club New York Hanoi Viet Nam Peking Korea

Ex-Cuban Premier Oscar Gans Dies in Mexico

Oscar Gans, Cuba's last constitutional premier, died of a heart attack in Mexico City at 62. He served under President Carlos Prio Socarras and later held roles as foreign minister, justice minister, and Cuban ambassador to Washington. He fled Cuba after Castro's rise and was buried Monday.

Mexico City UPI Oscar Gans Cuba Gans Carlos Prio Socarras Prio Fulgencio Batista Fidel Castro Washington Mexico Castro

Blame cigarette lighter for dorm fire at ISU Burford Hall

Terre Haute firemen tackled a mattress blaze in Burford Hall a woman's dorm at Indiana State University Monday around 10 30 p m The fire caused about 50 dollars in damage and the dorm was evacuated Officials attributed the blaze to careless use of a cigarette lighter Responding units included Pumpers 2 4 5 Trucks 1 2 and Assistant Fire Chief Ray McManus

Terre Haute Burford Hall Tory Indiana State University Ray McManus

Reverend Whittemore Dies After Leading First Radio Sermon

The Rt. Rev. Lewis B. Whittemore, who broadcast the nation’s first radio sermon in Pittsburgh in 1922, died Sunday at Martha’s Vineyard Hospital. Funeral services were to be held today at Grace Episcopal Church Vineyward Haven Massachusetts with Bishop Whittemore having retired in 1953 after 16 years as Episcopal Bishop of Western Michigan.

Vineyard Haven Mass UPI Grace Episcopal Church Lewis B. Whittmore Whittemore Western Michigan Martha’s Vineyard Hospital

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