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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1965

Page

5

Negro Protest Marches Across South on Christmas Eve

Civil rights forces staged Christmas Eve actions in Fayette Mississippi Natchez and Bogalusa Louisiana while Dr Martin Luther King Jr spoke in Atlanta and announced a two day weekly stay in Chicago to push a civil rights campaign. Hundreds marched peacefully in Fayette and Bogalusa saw a brief turnout. Evers urged renewed boycotts as Natchez officials had earlier met Negro demands including street lights sewers and hiring of Negro police. Dr King praised slow but real progress since the Montgomery boycott and framed Chicago as a testing ground for desegregation efforts.

Fayette Natchez Atlanta Martin Luther King Jr Bogalusa City Hall NAACP Charles Evers Jefferson County Evers National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Mississippi Dr. King Montgomery Ala South Chicago Chi Cago

Consuls Car Fired Upon By Dominicans

Dominican troops fired on Argentine consul Victor Renoso's car on the airport road after it failed to stop at a checkpoint. A bullet punctured a window but no one was hurt. The incident follows security fears amid rebel attempts to smuggle arms into Santo Domingo and parallels the earlier detention of U. S. Consul Leslie A. Scott in Santiago.

Santo Domingo UPI Victor Renoso Renenoso Dominican Republic U. S Leslie A. Scott Santiago

Shimer College to launch six week scholarly study leave

Shimer College will implement a six week scholarly study leave for students and faculty starting next Sept. 4, announced President F. J. Mullin. The program provides free time for scholarly work, though students will be unable to use campus libraries and facilities during the period. All 471 students from 43 states will undergo comprehensive exams after 42 days of freedom.

Mount Carroll UPD -Shimer College Shimer F. J. Mulin Mullin Illinois

Robinson Scouts Collecting Trees

Burglars broke into the Bargain Center in Robinson NL and escaped with items valued near $2,100. Thieves entered by prying off an attic fan, dropping through the hole to the store. Stolen goods include electrical equipment transistor radios watches and tools.

City auditor finds sprout grows into crabgrass mystery

Toledo Ohio city auditor Arthur S Johnson noticed a sprout in a planter in his office and let it grow to identify its origin. The plant emerged as crabgrass, believed to have blown in through a window.

Toledo Ohio Arthur S. Johnson

Weather sweep hits wide sections with snow and rain

A strong low pressure system from Missouri brought rain sleet and heavy snow across a seven state region from Missouri to Michigan. Milwaukee Wisconsin and parts of Wisconsin and lower Michigan saw several inches of snow while Chicago area had heavy rainfall. gusty winds up to 55 mph hit Chicago Midway and Nashville. Eastern Arizona faced flooding from snowmelt and rain. Northeastern Oregon Idaho and Montana reported fresh heavy snowfall as temperatures rose in the east with highs in the 50s in several states.

Associated Press Missouri Midwest Weather Bureau Michigan Milwaukee Wisconsin Dubuque Lamont Iowa Oklahoma Chicago Lansing Indiana Gulf of Mexico Midway Airport Nashville Arizona Phoenix Northwest Oregon Idaho Montana Lakeview Ore Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York Salt Gila Kelvin Tucson Santa Cruz Marana Eloy

Putnam Co. Agent Takes New Post

Greencastle Indiana special Kenneth Harris Putnam County agriculture extension agent assigned as liaison cooperative extension official with State Department for Natural Resources in Indianapolis Replacing Harris as local extension agent will be Paul Jackson currently Allen County agent Jackson will assume his new duties in Putnam County Jan. 3.

Greencastle Ind Kenneth Harris Putnam County Agriculture Extension State Department For Natural Resources Indianapolis Harris Paul Jackson Allen County Jackson Putnam County

Floods Isolate Arizona Families During Severe Winter Floods

Large portions of Arizona were flooded isolating farm families for the Christmas holiday and displacing at least 80 people from homes as rivers swollen by rain and heavy snow caused extensive damage. Gov. Sam Goddard declared a state of emergency to access funds for repairing public facilities while rescue operations saved airmen and relocated Papago Indians from Chiu-Chiu to an Army armory.

Phoenix, Ariz Arizona Sam Goddard Tucson Phoenix Goddard Carl N. Smith Civil Defense Director Safford San Francisco Gila Chiu-Chiu Casa Grande Air Force Mt. Lemmon

Rob and beat shop operator killed in Alton robbery

Earl Bopp, 64, tire shop operator in Alton, was beaten with a chair and a tool by three bandits who robbed him Friday. He was found unconscious by a delivery man as the robbers fled, and died about three hours later at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis. The amount stolen from his pockets was undetermined.

Alton, Ill Alton Earl Bopp Bopp Barnes Hospital St. Louis

Top Chefs Enjoy A Night Out In New York

Joseph Castaubert, executive chef at the St. Regis Hotel, hosted a dinner for renowned chefs Rene Verdon of the White House and Maxime Chalnin of the United Nations, arranged by the Association des Maitres Cuisiniers de France. Diners praised the menu and the host after the meal.

New York Joseph Castaubert Castaubert St. Regis Hotel Rene Verdon White House Maxime Chalnin United Nations Association Des Maitres Cuisiniers de France

Layoff at AMC Hits Kenosha Holiday Shopping

In Kenosha Wisconsin 14000 AMC workers were laid off to trim Rambler production ending January 17 leaving about 2300 not recalled. Stores faced quiet shelves as shoppers bought gifts at the last minute with unemployment benefits offsetting pay.

Kenosha Wis American Motors Corp Montgomery Ward L. F. Bashford AMC Richard Gail Gail Bashford

Illinois Road Deaths Rise With Winter Storm

Snow and ice across Illinois caused eight fatal crashes and other accidents over the Christmas weekend. Victims include Benke family of Xenia three members, plus Rogers of Roscoe, Doyle McKeever of Holton, Mark Franke of McHenry, Sharon Penley of St Anne, Robert Dummer of Garden Prairie, John J. Sarna of Harvey, George Lorentz of Homewood, Medi Sahedi of Houston, and several others in Chicago area incidents.

Associated Press Illinois Charles Benke Xenia Benke Tracy Rita U.S. 50 Clay County Howard Rogers Gladys Rockton Rogers Roscoe Holton Kan Doyle McKeever Springfield Mark Franke McHenry Franke Sharon K. Penley St. Anne Harvard Robert Dummer Garden Prairie John J.sarna Harvey Chicago George Lorentz University of Illinois Homewood Medi Sahedi Houston Tex Clay City Virginia Reich Mary L. Morrison

Crowds Thwart Protest March In Bogalusa

In Bogalusa Louisiana police diverted a Christmas Eve civil rights march as about 65 demonstrators sought a downtown route. Officers opened two lanes to traffic and gave the others to marchers. rain later ended the protest with small groups demonstrating at white-owned stores.

Bogalusa UPI First Street

Thoughtful teens gift cookies to on-duty police

Three Portville girls Pamela Tillow 14 Diane Tillow 13 and Nancy Ray 14 baked three pounds of Christmas cookies for the police on Christmas Eve in Thoughtful Teens Clean New York AP report.

N.Y Gilbert and Sullivan Portville Pamela Tillow Diane Nancy Ray

Pine Tree 4-H project stolen in Lockport area

A family of eight on welfare planned to cut a Christmas tree from a white spruce grown for a 4-H Club project after five years. Police learned of the theft and, later, visited the Wilson home to replace the tree with one from the state police.

Lockport N.Y Wilson

Instruments fail at O'Hare during rainstorm

In a Friday night rainstorm at Chicago O'Hare International Airport instrument landing facilities failed for about 10 minutes causing 12 jets to divert to Midway. Power surges blew fuses and breakers in the main power plant, origin of the surge undetermined. Jets’ vibrations reportedly shattered a Dimitri's restaurant plate glass window near the airport, damage about 150 dollars.

Chicago O’hare International Airport Midway Airport Midway Dimitri

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