Terre Haute Defends Growth Amid Post Critique
A Terre Haute editorial rebuts a Saturday Evening Post piece that labeled the city delinquent. It cites job gains, major industries, and area planning progress while noting unemployment improvements from 13.5% pre-1956 to 7.2% in 1960 and defending local reforms in schooling and development efforts.
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Terre Haute
Leaders meet to evaluate charges in Post article
Terre Haute leaders convene a 35 member emergency civic session at City Hall after a four page Saturday Evening Post piece titled Indiana's Delinquent City. Mayor Ralph Tucker calls the article sabotage and seeks to know why Terre Haute was targeted and how to counter publicity.
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Terre Haute
Ralph Tucker
Saturday Evening Post
Martin
Indiana
Tucker
Post
Former Terre Haute trustees file claims for pay
Three elected trustees of the former Terre Haute City School Board Harold F Harrison Mrs Dorothy I Clark and Dr William G Kessell filed claims against the Vigo County School Corporation for anticipated salary compensation Their actions come after a Monday night board meeting which granted Superintendent Max P Gabbert a 3000 annual raise bringing his 18 month rate to 16500 from Jan 1 1961 The trustees elected in 1959 took office Jan 1 1960 and would have begun duties Jan 1 1961
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Terre Haute City
Vigo County School Corporation
Max P. Gabbert
Harold F. Harrison
Dorothy I. Clark
William G. Kessell
Clark
John L. Bloxsome
Largest and smallest constellations named
United Press International notes Eridanus is the largest of 88 constellations with 38 naked eye stars while Triangulum is the smallest with three stars.
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United Press International
Eridanus
Triangulum
Weather Map Synopsis From U S Weather Bureau
Weather map notes show time stamps 6 am 29 noon 2 pm with temperatures 6 55 sunrise 6 55 sunset 5 16 river stage 1.2 feet standing. The page excerpt provides a brief daily weather and water conditions snapshot from the U S Weather Bureau.
Weather Outlook for Terre Haute and Surrounding Areas
Local conditions report 35 degrees high yesterday 24 low last night with no precipitation. Cloudy skies continue with little temperature change into Wednesday and potential snow 1 to 3 inches in southern counties. Indiana faces mixed precipitation south and central with 2 inches or more snow possible by morning, 3 to 5 inches likely overall, and cooling into Wednesday. Illinois expects snow tonight through early Wednesday with 4 inches or more in the far south and 2 to 4 inches elsewhere.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Indiana House to push major budget revisions
Republican leaders in the Indiana House signaled major changes to the biennial budget as budget bills head to a full House vote. A two hour caucus delayed session while Speaker Richard Guthrie noted increases or decreases are possible from the $1.157 billion proposal, with about $2 million added by the Ways and Means Committee. Continued on Page 11.
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Indianapolis
Indiana House
House
Ways and Means
GOP
Richard Guthrie
Harold Handley
Guthrie
Club to Salute Local Industry at Terre Haute Dinner
The Advertising Club of Terre Haute and the Chamber of Commerce honor Commercial Solvents Corporation and president Maynard C. Wheeler at the fifth annual salute dinner. About 225 reservations have been made for the 7 pm banquet at the Terre Haute House Mayflower Room. Mayor Ralph Tucker will welcome, and a plaque will be given to Wheeler, a CSC veteran who rose to senior vice president before 1950.
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Commercial Solvents Corporation
Maynard C. Wheeler
Advertising Club of
Terre Haute
Chamber of Commerce
Mayflower Room
Terre Haute House
Ralph Tucker
Ad Club
Richard Forbes
Wheeler
Cory
Garfield High School
Purdue University
CSC
Fines Imposed on 11 Electric Firms in Antitrust Sentencing
A federal judge in Philadelphia fined 11 large electrical companies nearly half a million dollars in a single session for price fixing and bid rigging in power equipment sales. The two day total nears $1.28 million with 7 executives jailed 30 days and 21 given suspended terms on five year probation.
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Philadelphia
J. Cullen Ganey
U. S. Dist
Ganey
General Electric
Westinghouse
Allis- Chalmers
West Allis
Wis
Kuhlman Electric Co
Troy
Mich
McGraw-Edison
Elgin
Ill
Maloney Electric Co
St. Louis
Wagner Electric Co
Kennedy asks Congress for prompt action on higher minimum wage
President Kennedy sent a bill to raise the national minimum wage from 1.00 to 1.25 over several years, with initial boosts to 1.15 and 1.20, covering about 4.3 million more workers and expanding protections for 24 million current workers. Hearings set for Feb. 17.
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Kennedy
Congress
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Adam Clayton Powell
Dn.y
House Labor Committee
Massachusetts
Senate
House
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