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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1970

Page

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30 Jailed In Police Raids In Terre Haute Prostitution Sweep

A Friday dawn raid by 20 off duty Terre Haute officers led to 30 arrests across five alleged houses of prostitution. Mayor Larrison criticized police enforcement and vowed action on all laws amid rising traffic injuries and fatalities. Fifteen women charged with prostitution appeared in City Court, with four ISU students among arrestees. several cases continued to Feb 13.

Terre Haute Leland Larrison Terre Haute Kiwanis Club the Tribune Canal St 2Nd St 5Th St 4Th St Indiana State University Larrison Ijen Glen R. Means Florida Everett Basham Larry Akers Joe Brentlinger Jeff Barton Jim Wallace Jim Long William Rogers Bob Schaffer Larry Trueblood Tony Offen Ray Watts Richard Powell Don Lacker Martin Dooley Dan Rose Charles Davis N. George Nasser Robert H. Brown Brown Nasser Ronald Grenert Nasser and Grenert Michael Kujawski Lincoln Quad Martin A. Culver Michael Griffith Gregory Matafin Duncan Wilson Betty Inglert Strausburg

Terre Haute Police Union Responds To Mayor's City Address

Twenty Terre Haute police officers issued a written statement criticizing lax enforcement and affirming commitment to enforcing all laws including gambling and prostitution. They urged civic support and placed responsibility on the prosecutor and judge to act.

Terre Haute

Demo Chairman Harris to Quit

Washington AP reports Senator Fred R Harris of Oklahoma will resign as Democratic National Chairman. He is expected to step down when a successor is chosen after more than a year leading the party. An official did not confirm the report but noted Harris will stay influential in party affairs.

Washington Fred R. Harris Oklahoma Harris Jim Monroe Oklahoma City Monroe

Harris resigns as Democratic Party chairman after Miami fundraiser

In January 1969 Harris announces plans to step down soon. Sources say the move follows a successful 1970 fundraising dinner in Miami Beach with cash on hand. The party reportedly carries about $8 million debt from the 1968 campaign and no successor is named. Harris may stay active in Democratic politics as a spokes figure.

Miami Beach Harris

Weather Summary for Terre Haute and Vicinity

The section notes mostly cloudy conditions through Saturday with minor temperature changes. Overnight low 28 to 33, high Saturday 45 to 50, with 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday precipitation. River stage 10.7 feet rising. temperatures 32 at 9 am and 33 at 2 pm. Dirt-dust count 92 micrograms per cubic meter.

Terre Haute

Tonkin Resolution Repeal Debate Faces Senate Hurdle

In Washington a Republican defender of Nixon's Vietnam policy backs repeal of the Tonkin Gulf resolution as the best chance among nine Senate Foreign Relations Committee measures. But the 15 member panel may not muster enough votes to send it to the full Senate. Senate action hinges on support amid a nationwide pro-Nixon mood. Fulbright aims to reach a compromise on the nine resolutions when the panel resumes next Tuesday.

Washington Nixon Tonkin Gulf Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Kentucky John Sherman Cooper Gulf of Tonkin Congress U. S Johnson U.S J. W. Fulbright D-Ark

Amendment Would Chop School Funds

The Senate moved toward a vote on a measure to trim the education aid program. Senator Dominick proposed removing public housing additions to the impacted areas program, arguing it would raise costs by 236 million dollars annually. Supporters say large tax exempt developments burden schools similarly to military bases.

Washington Senate Nixon Peter H. Dominick R-Corp Dominick Congress Sen Joseph D. Tydings D-Md

Three Killed In Fiery Crash Near Casey Ill

Three people died in a fiery two truck collision on U S 40 about three miles west of Casey Illinois. Victims were John L Schackmann of Newton and John Walter Kilgore 63 and his wife Veronica 61 of Sharon Pennsylvania. An inquest is planned.

Martinsville Clark County Leo Biggs Casey Markwell

Indiana welcome for Nixon includes Terre Haute native DuBridge

In Indianapolis President Nixon met with cabinet members and Hoosier aides including Dr. Lee A. DuBridge, Terre Haute born science adviser, and Governor Whitcomb. DuBridge recalled his Indiana roots while Nixon noted Indiana ties as he sought to boost federal aid policy and local control, with Mayor Lugar and other leaders pressing for more city funding.

Indianapolis Nixon Terre Haute Frederick Indiana DuBridge THE Tribune Clifford Hardin Lugar

Miklozek Names Jackson Superintendent of Mails

Paul Jackson longtime Terre Haute postal official has been named superintendent of mails by Postmaster Frank Miklozek. Jackson, 27 year veteran, pioneered Terre Haute zip code implementation and served as assistant superintendent since 194? He began as a clerk, served in the South Pacific 1944 to 1946, then rose to supervisor in 1955. He and wife Betty Jane live at 2621 Sibley Ave and hold memberships in Veterans of Foreign Wars Trinity Lutheran Church Terre Haute Elks and Masonic Lodge No 86.

Paul Jackson Terre Haute Frank Miklozek Jackson Fred Mahalek Postal Department Department South Pacific Islands Betty Jane Sibley Ave Veterans of Foreign Wars Trinity Lutheran Church

Now You Know by United Press International

The sphygmomanometer used to measure blood pressure was developed in 1896 by Scipione Riva Rocci.

United Press International Scipione Riva Rocci

The Country Parson Reflects on Progress and Problems

The Country Parson recalls a shift in view from faith in scientific progress solving issues to believing it creates new problems, expressing critique of modern optimism and uncertainty about solutions.

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Board of Health Raiders Demo Harris To U. S. Weather Bureau Fulbright Vietnam U.S. Information Agency Cooper George D. Aiken Vermont Clifford P. Case New Jersey Gale McGee Wyoming News Digest By Joe Hall Terre Hautean Edgar D. Whitcomb Diana Miklozek
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