Wabash Ave Realty Deal Consummated
One of downtown Terre Haute’s largest sales was completed with Julius and Edwin Loeser buying properties at 5th and Wabash and surrounding blocks totaling nearly a quarter of a million dollars. Morris Landsbaum said the purchases include 424, 426 and 428 Wabash and 4, 6, 8, 10 N 5th St along with 522 and 524 Wabash Ave from Wilma and Robert Hornstein. The move signals downtown rejuvenation with the amphitheater plan and other developments.
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Edwin Loeser
5Th and
Wabash Ave
5Th
6Th St
Wabash
Morris Landsbaum
N. 5Th St
Wilma
Robert Hornstein
Landsbaum
5Th St
Loesers
Terre Haute
Baskin-Robbins
General Finance Company
Willis Appliances, Inc
Fair Furniture Store
Harry’s Variety Store
Vita Fair Drug Store
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Jack Williams Trial by July On April 26
Special Judge Francis Hamilton set an earlier trial date for suspended school official Jack G. Williams on theft charges. The Vigo Circuit Court hearing reinstated five counts, consolidating ten counts across five indictments. Trial on the remaining five counts is scheduled for June with an April 26 jury trial tentative agreement.
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Jack G. Williams
Francis Hamilton
Vigo
Hamilton
Putnam County
Paul JM. Messick
Williams
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Marines poised for combat near Viet DMZ and Laos invasions
U S Marines of the 3rd Division return to Vietnam near the DMZ ready for a landing to reinforce allied troops if North Vietnamese forces attack. A 1500 man landing team with tanks and artillery arrived from Okinawa aboard a helicopter carrier while South Vietnamese forces push into Laos to disrupt the Ho Chi Minh trail.
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Laotian Panhandle
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South Vietnam
Henri Huet
Associated Press
Larry Burrows
Life Magazine
Kent Potter
United Press International
Keisaburo Shimamoto
Tokyo
Newsweek
Inland waterway urged for Wabash Valley development
At the 14th annual Wabash Valley Association meeting in Indianapolis executives and officials urged developing an inland waterway on the Wabash River as essential to regional growth. George Gettinger said progress hinges on public support. Col. Rhett noted the ongoing basin study will shape future progress.
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Wabash River
Wabash Valley
George Gettinger
Wabash Valley Interstate Commission
Wabash Valley Association
Indianapolis, Hilton Hotel
Gettinger
Maynard C. Wheeler
Vigo County
Gil Bedino
Art Mann
William Brown
Charles Uhl
Public Service Indiana
Donald Foltz
Jerry Dooley
Chuck Roche
West Central Indiana Economic Development District
Dorothy Davis
WVA
Indiana General Assembly
Frederick T. Bauer
Terre Haute
Ant House
John A. Kesler
Weather Summary for Terre Haute and Vicinity
National Weather Service map shows 6 am and 2 pm readings with river stage 9.1 feet and 35 to 39 degrees. Forecast calls for south to southwest winds 13 to 21 mph with gusts, cloudy skies, chance of showers tonight and Friday, mild tonight then colder Friday, lows 40 to 45, highs 44 to 50, precipitation 40 percent tonight and Friday. Indiana outlook mirrors, wind 12 to 25 mph gusty, possible snow flurries extreme north, lows 40s, highs 40s to 50s, chance of showers. Illinois mostly cloudy tonight with showers, cooler Friday. Dirt-dust index 141 micrograms per cubic meter. Sunrise 7:45, sunset 6:23. Temperature readings at 6 am and 2 pm.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Maximum duration of total solar eclipse stated
The United Press International report notes that a total solar eclipse can last for at most about seven and a half minutes.
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United Press International
Earthen Dam Still Threat To Wide Area
California quake toll reaches 53 with 1,000 injured. Evacuation for 80,000 residents around the Van Norman Dam extended 48 hours as aftershocks threaten a possible dam collapse. Word from Mayor Yorty and officials notes hundreds dead at Veterans Hospital wing and $300 million in damage.
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California
Sam Yorty
Veterans Administration
Yorty
San Fernando Valley
van Norman Lake Dam
Charles F. Richter
Spiro T. Agnew
Ronald Reagan
Agnew
Nixon
van Norman Lake
Jarring Proposes Own Peace Plan in Middle East
UN envoy Gunnar V. Jarring submits a personal peace plan to Israel and Egypt reported by Maariv. It calls for Israel to withdraw from the Sinai and Gaza, with Gaza kept but staged Tiran Strait back to Egypt under a UN force to guard free shipping. Cairo would recognize Israel and a permanent peace, altering Jarring's mediator role. Maariv notes the plan is secret and draws mixed Israeli reactions amid ongoing guerrilla attacks.
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Gunnar V. Jarring
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
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Gaza
Cairo
U.N
New York
U S Marines Return to Vietnam Front Near DMZ
AP report notes 3rd Division Marines back in action ready to respond if North Vietnamese cross the Demilitarized Zone in retaliation for Laos operations. Security briefings, casualties, and strategic aims frame the return to combat amid ongoing Indochina tensions.
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Saigon
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Senate Moves To Honor Cpl Abrell With Indiana 63 Bridge
Indiana Senate committee approved a concurrent resolution to honor Cpl. Charles G. Abrell, a posthumous Medal of Honor recipient, by dedicating the Indiana 63 bridge over the Wabash River. Abrell, who died in 1951 at 19, earned eight Korean War decorations after heroic actions at Hangnyong. The measure heads to the House after passage in the Senate.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Herman J. Fanning Jr
Dterre Haute
Terre Haute
Charles G. Abrell
Fanning
Tribune-Star
Abrell
Senate
House
John A. Kesler
Cpl
Abreu
Hangnyong
Korea
United War Veterans Council of
Vigo County
Veterans
VFW Post 972
VFW Sixth District
American Legion
Indiana Department of the
VFW
Leonard Conrad
Conrad
Bayh Blasts Nixon’s False Leadership in AFL-CIO Speech
Sen. Birch Bayh accused President Nixon of false leadership and a calculated campaign of division in remarks for an AFL-CIO meeting in Charleston. He cited economic woes since Nixon took control of the economic lever and urged exploring voluntary guideposts while noting vetoed bills.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Nixon
Bayh
Afl-Cio
Lawrence O’brien
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