Indiana Senate Delays Port Debate Amid Feud
In Indianapolis Lt. Gov. Ristine paused the Indiana Senate to answer Democratic questions on the port issue. Minority Leader Kizer challenged Ristine to state views, while Bontrager urged a port pilot study and possible special session. Kizer accused the White House and President Kennedy of pressuring for action, while Ristine defended that federal help could aid initial funding.
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Indianapolis
Richard C. Ristine
Indiana Senate
Indiana
Marshall F. Kizer
D-Plymouth
Ristine
Kizer
D. Russell Bontrager
R-Elkhart
Bontrager
Matthew E. Welsh
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Bureau
Welsh
Iie
California Hit Hard By Rainstorm
A major storm drenched Southern California causing five traffic deaths on wet roads. It brought up to 8 inches of rain in foothills and caused widespread flooding and mudslides, with beaches and coastal structures damaged. Snow topped mountains while two Northern California deaths were recorded. calmer conditions expected after another system moves in.
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Los Angeles
California
Venice
Glendale
Red Cross
San Francisco
Pacific
Mt. Baldy
Big Bear Lake
Weather Map Key Details and River Stage
The weather map on page five notes sunrise at 6 47 am and sunset at 5 22 pm. River stage stands at 1 3 feet and is falling as of the report time around 6 am with daytime conditions implied by the map.
Local Conditions Report Weather Snapshot
Yesterday’s high reached 35 degrees with a low near 15 in the west. Precipitation details are incomplete in the report.
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Saneeapeenes
Weather Outlook For Indiana Illinois Cities
Local forecast reports considerable cloudiness and colder air through Tuesday with occasional light snow or flurries in Terre Haute and vicinity Indiana and parts of Illinois. Temperatures range from the mid teens tonight to highs in the mid 20s and low 30s with variable wind.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
House Accepts Budget Report of Committee
INDIANAPOLIS Feb 11 The Republican majority of the House Ways and Means Committee moved its operating costs appropriations bill to the floor with GOP support. The bill cuts 162 million from the original Democratic measure and remains about 152 million above Gov. Welsh's 1.2 billion balanced budget. The operating costs bill for 1963-65 will be considered by the House as a committee of the whole Thursday morning for further amendments. The six Democrats on the committee filed a minority report urging restoration of cuts to education and mental health. the motion to adopt the minority report failed 53-42. A constitutional amendment to allow unlimited introduction of such measures in the General Assembly was passed earlier. the bill on second reading. Passed 79-7 on third reading and sent to the Senate was a Continued On Page 2 Col. 4.
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Indianapolis
House
Ways and Means Committee
Matthew E. Welsh
Eah
General Assembly
Senate
Distribution of Disaster Fund Explained After Explosion
The Home Packing Company Employes' Relief Fund of more than $52 000 will be distributed on a needs basis rather than share and share alike. Trustees told two inquiring workers at an open meeting held after the Jan 2 explosion that killed 16 and injured 52 and left about 250 jobless. Keith Cook of Family Service Association said dividing the fund would have given about 250 per worker for two weeks. Don Jeffers, an employee trustee, said rebuilding could take 12 to 18 months and only about 50 of 250 affected workers might hold permanent jobs in that period.
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Home Packing Company
Dole
North First Street
Keith Cook
Family Service Association
Don Jeffers
Indiana bill calls for yearly school heating plant inspections
State Senator Jack Mankin and Senator J. J. Bailey introduced a bill in the Indiana State Senate requiring annual inspections of heating systems and other fuel burning facilities in all public schools. Superintendents must conduct inspections between June 1 and September 1 and certify results to the State Superintendent on state forms, prompted by recent leaks found in Vigo County schools.
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Jack Mankin
Terre Haute
Indiana
State Senate
J. J. Bailey
Anderson
Ind
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mankin
THE
Tribune Today
Vigo County
Davison and Krasnoff Wed. Registration Planned
Lawrence J. Davison, a Republican, and Adrienne Krasnoff, a Democrat, were married Sunday in New Britain. Mrs Davison said they would register with the GOP after their honeymoon, signaling a political truce at home.
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New Britain, Conn
Lawrence J. Davison
Adrienne Krasnoff
Advance Plans For Armed Forces Day In Terre Haute
The 1963 Armed Forces Day observance began with an early planning meeting at a Terre Haute Chamber luncheon. Frederick R. Jensen chairs civilian efforts with Gordon Belles as associate. Lt. Fred Grigsby leads military planning, aided by Col. John Dougherty. The main events include a community dinner at the Terre Haute House Mayflower Room on May 13.
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Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce
Frederick R. Jensen
Tampane Company
Gordon Belles
Fred Grigsby
Naval Reserve Training Center
John Dougherty
Ros Polytechnic Institute
Terre Haute House
New Frontier Leaders Have Busy Weekend
President Kennedy and wife Eleanor walked three short hikes while Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy logged a 50 mile 17 hour workout for fitness. Ethel Kennedy announced she expects twins but no medical evidence supports twins. Joan Kennedy criticized the President’s back trouble and handling of his family. The White House noted the President’s back is improving though John Jr weighs about 36 pounds.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Ethel Kennedy
Ethel
Joan Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Joan
Look Magazine
John
White House
Iraqi rebels seize control as Kassem regime crumbles
News from Beirut and Baghdad describe Iraq’s rebel government consolidating power after overthrowing Abdel Karim Kassem. Executions of officers are reported, while Col Abdel Salam Aref heads a six man junta and pledged to honor international obligations. Americans in Beirut report many deaths and the siege of Kassem’s office as rebels push to crush Communist holdouts.
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Washington
United States
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
State Department
U. S
Abdel Salam Aref
Beirut
Lebanon
Baghdad
Basra
Tehran
Kuwait
Abdel Kerim Mustafa
Mustafa
Abdul Salem Mohammed Aref
Baghdad Radio
Kassem
Edward Foley
White Plains
N. Y
Peter Morton
Powell Faces House Storm After Puerto Rico Trip
Rep Powell returns to Washington to brace for criticism from committee colleagues a senator and the administration. The Education and Labor chairman is accused of responsibility shirking and improper government travel with two women friends amid Kennedy education bill hearings. Continued on Page 3.
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Powell
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Puerto Rico
House Education and Labor Committee
Negro Baptist Church
New York City
Harlem
Gail
John J. Williams
Senate
Education and Labor Committee
House
Congress
Kennedy
Asian Flu Hits East and Midwest in Winter Surge
U S Public Health Service reports pneumonia influenza deaths exceeding the epidemic threshold in 108 cities as Asian flu spreads from the East to the Midwest and toward Kansas. Elderly and chronically ill people face highest risk with mid winter expected decline by March.
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Public Health Service
Maryland
Kansas
Illinois
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Vermont
Maine
Delaware
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Japan
United States
Macmillan Plans Speech After Common Market Setback
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, backed by the United States, prepared a speech and strategic outline to rally Britain after the Commons defeat on Common Market membership. He faced a two day debate in Parliament on his handling of negotiations.
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London
Harold Macmillan
United States
Britain
Macmillan
House of Commons
Terre Haute still hopeful for 1.1 million sanitary grant
The Commerce Department will curb processing of most public works funds, but Terre Haute maintains its 1.1 million grant bid for sanitary district projects remains alive. Mayor Ralph Tucker and City Engineer Raymond P. Harris argue eligibility persists despite removal from the low in spirits list. They plan to press Washington to restore the grant as unemployment trends show 6.2 percent in January. A sanitary commission meeting next week will discuss selling 7.8 million dollars in bonds for storm and sewer work.
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U.S. Commerce Department
Special Public Works
Terre Haute
Ralph Tucker
Raymond P. Harris
Tucker
Harris
Washington
Sanitary Commission
William L. Batt Jr
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