Guild Honors R. L. Grant Veteran Newsman at Dinner
Terre Haute Newspaper Guild Local 46 elected 1963 officers and honored retired Star city editor R. LaMont Monty Grant at a Sunday dinner in the Terre Haute House. Grant received retirement status membership from Ned A. Bush Sr. and pledged support for the guild. Irv Devitt was elected president, Paul Bridwell vice president, with Bush and Ernest Slough named delegates to labor councils and retirement fund boards. Ballots to choose Nathan Purdue or reelect Mahan for secretary treasurer were mailed.
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Terre Haute
Guild
Terre Haute House
R. Lamont
Monty” Grant
The
Star
Ned A. Bush Sr
Tribune Wire
Grant
Star City Desk
Evansville
Peoria
Ill
City Desk
South Twenty-fourth Street
Edith
Lawrence Sawyer
Paul Bridwell
Tribune Circulation Department
Bush
Ernest Slough
Star Circulation Department
Vigo County
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Elvin Mahan
Terre Haute Newspaper Guild
Tribune-Star Publishing Company Retirement Fund Board
Nathan Purdue
Mahan
Newspaper Guild
R. L
Tribune-Star Publishing Company
Bayh Roudebush Reception Attracts 400 Guests
Terre Haute plans show 400 reservations for a reception at the Terre Haute House honoring U. S. Senator elect Birch Bayh Jr. and Mrs Bayh along with Sixth District Congressman Richard Roudebush and Mrs Roudebush. The event includes a 6 p.m. reception on the mezzanine and a 6:45 dinner in the Mayflower Room with emcee Howard Batman and a Madrigal Singers performance from Indiana State College.
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Terre Haute House
U. S
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Howard Batman
Madrigal Singers
Indiana State College
Hilmer E. Jacobson
Democratic Women Plan Yale Party and Election
The Vigo County Women Democratic Club will meet Wednesday at Memorial Hall. The session begins at 7 30 pm for officer elections and the annual Christmas Party. Mrs Mary Carney chairs the Hostess and Entertainment Committee with Mesdames Pauline Baxter Alean Bondi and Helen Bailey listed.
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Vigo County Women Democratic Club
Memorial Hall
Louise Miklozek
Mary Carney
Mesdames
Pauline Baxter
Alean Bondi
Helen Bailey
Israeli Ambassador Seeks Weapons Equality With Arabs
Harman says Israel aims to maintain parity with Arab states amid ongoing buildup. Soviet arms flow to UAR and Iraq noted. List of names appears in the text. Card party and Christmas gift exchange plans announced with Katherine Radtke as general chair and Ruby Stableton urging attendance.
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Washington
Abraham Harman
Harman
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Iraq
Dorothy Hermeling
Grace Branan
Alda Thompson
Madelyne Oberholtzer
Bernice Cavanaugh
Chemist Addresses Engineers Tuesday in Terre Haute
Dr. Arthur Campbell a chemist at Commercial Solvents Corp will speak to the Terre Haute Section American Institute of Chemical Engineers Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Seminar Room of Commercial Solvents He will discuss rubber industry problems in South Korea share slides and comment on the country and its people Campbell who joined CSC in 1943 previously worked for B F Goodrich 1927 1932 and Thermatic Carbon 1932 1943 He has taught at Rose Polytechnic and is vice president of Vega Chemical Corp He is active in civic clubs and radio photography The meeting will conclude with a short business session and is open to all interested parties.
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Arthur Campbell
Commercial Solvents ‘Corp
Terre Haute
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Campbell
South Korea
CSC
B. F. Goodrich Company
Thermatomic Carbon Co
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Vega Chemical Corp
Wabash Valley Rifle Club
Field Duster Survives Crash
Bryan Johnson 28 was dusting a pepper field when his plane lost engine power. The crash into pine trees left the craft 40 feet down and nose first, pushing the engine into the cabin. A dozen farm laborers freed him. he was treated and released from the hospital.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Bryan Johnson
Johnson
Optimist to Hear Insurance Official
Allen Dale executive vice president of the Insurance Institute of America will address the North Side Breakfast Optimist Club Thursday at 7 30 AM at the Shuffle Inn. He will discuss How the something for nothing philosophy is affecting the American business community. Virgil M Hughes is program chairman.
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Allen Dale
Insurance Institute of America
Shuffle Inn
Dale
Virgil M. Hughes
Hours Extended for Christmas Mail in Terre Haute
Postmaster Frank Miklozek announced extended hours for Christmas mailing in Terre Haute with Main Office windows from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, Twelve Points Idaho and North Terre Haute 7 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Meadows Station 7 30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Weekdays. He urged insured parcels and careful addressing after about 500000 parcels nationwide were undelivered last year due to faulty addresses.
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Terre Haute
Frank Miklozek
Twelve Points
Idaho
North Terre Haute
Meadows
Miklozek
ISC Presentation Well Received
The Choral Union presented Christmas Oratorio to an appreciative audience. Performers delivered strong vocal and instrumental sections with clear diction and ensemble balance, drawing praise from attendees for musical fluency and stage presence.
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the Choral Union
Bach concert at ISC Draws 1000 Inaudience
Sunday afternoon in the Student Union Building at Indiana State College drew more than 1,000 attendees. The program was dedicated to retiring ISC faculty member Dr. Lawrence Eberly who assisted on the organ for the 200-voice chorus with Terre Haute Symphony members as the accompanying orchestra.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Indiana State College
Lawrence Eberly
ISC
Terre Haute Symphony
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R. L. Grant
Remington
Marhoefer
Fryers
Jonathan
Gerstmeyer
Democrat
YALE
Corona Cralaxie Typewriter
Franklin National Life Insurance Commpany
Jack D. Meneely
Earl H. Brown
Rex E. Dyer
James Martin
John W. Neill
Tos
Tribune-Star
Howard Daniel
Ind
Hanley
Hoolvent Hanley Aluminum Products
Koolvent OF
General Electric
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