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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1963

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Hijackers Hold Venezuelan Freighter Near Brazil

The Anzoategui with 35 crew was seized by Communist gunmen after sailing from Venezuela to New Orleans. A tracking American plane sighted the ship stopped near Maraca Island about 7 p.m. Two small boats visited the freighter with unidentified occupants. President Betancourt’s government called the hijackers mutineers and sought help from Caribbean forces to seize the vessel. Continuous coverage on Page 3.

U. S. Navy Neptune Anzoategui French Guiana Pentagon Washington Navy David Acevedo San Juan Port OF Spain Trinidad Maraca Island U. S. Defense Department Belem Venezuela New Orleans Houston Tex Romulo Betancourts Caribbean Brazil Defense Department Recife

Dynamiting Reported in Tennessee Palmer Scene

Violence surged in Palmer Tennessee over the weekend with at least two more dynamitings and several fires. Dan Toney and his six member family were forced from their home after threats, and a dynamite blast damaged his yard windows. An earlier Tracy City mine official’s car was dynamited amid driver harassment and rewards totaling 2000 dollars offered by the company.

Palmer Tenn Tennessee Dan Toney Toney Gruek Tennessee Consolidated Coal Co

Waives Right To Jury in Murder Case

Donald H. Sparks of 519 North Fifth Street asked Vigo Circuit Court Judge H Ralph Johnston to try him for first degree murder without a jury. The defense planned to waive jury and proceed to trial by the court, an unusual move in a murder case for the county.

Donald H. Sparks North Fifth Street Vigo Circuit Court H. Ralph Johnston Johnston Leopold Loeb Clarence Darrow Darrow

Weather map and forecast for Terre Haute region

Weather map data shows 6am 0.26 inches rainfall 6am noon 0.46 inches 9am 0.29 inches with sunrise at 6 38 and sunset at 5 30. River stage 1.3 feet and falling. Forecast: Terre Haute and vicinity variable clouds little temp change tonight and Tuesday low in 30s high near 50. Other locations show mild skies with a chance of rain Tuesday afternoon. Temperature readings: 6 am 27, 2 pm 49.

Terre Haute Nolana

PSC to Order Gas Utilities Inspections After Terre Haute Explosions

The Indiana Public Service Commission will require gas leak surveys about every five years and other rule changes following three Terre Haute explosions. PSC Chairman Merton Stanley announced the plan as Meadows grade school was evacuated after a new gas leak was found. The Home Packing Co. blast on Jan 2 killed sixteen and injured fifty two. two more explosions struck Terre Haute on Feb 4 and Feb 6 with no further losses.

Indianapolis Indiana Public Service Commission Terre Haute PSC Merton Stanley Meadows Home Packing Co

Gas bill clears Indiana Senate after Terre Haute gas leaks

The Indiana Senate approved a bill by Sens. Jack H. Mankin and J. J. Bailey 46 to 0 and sent it to the House. It requires annual inspection of all school heating systems and gas lines entering school buildings, prompted by Terre Haute gas line leaks and three prior explosions.

Indianapolis Indiana _ Senate House Jack H. Mankin Terre Haute J. J. Bailey D-Anderson

Gas Leak Probe Closes Meadows School

Meadows School was closed as maintenance crews and Terre Haute Gas Co workers investigated a possible gas leak. Deputy superintendent James Conover said a leak was detected Thursday and Friday, with 12 people at the site Sunday and specialists continuing Monday without finding the source. A decision on reopening Tuesday was to be issued soon.

James Conover Terre Haute Gas Corporation Conover

Fugitive Teague Seized in Indiana Police Trap

Grayson county Texas fugitive Troy T. Teague 41 was captured Sunday afternoon in Terre Haute after fleeing jail in Sherman Texas driving a stolen sheriff’s car and wearing a deputy’s uniform. FBI agent Leo Ford arranged extradition papers and Teague was arraigned with a $10,000 bond.

Terre Haute Grayson County Tex Troy T. Teague Sherman FBI Leo Ford Ed Bingham Teague Justice of the Peace Lee Easton Wabash Avenue Twenty-first Street Chester Wham William Ridge

Young John Paul Jones started at 12 as cabin boy

United Press International notes John Paul Jones began his maritime career at age 12 as a cabin boy aboard a ship sailing from Scotland to Virginia per the Encyclopedia Britannica.

United Press International John Paul Jones Scotland Virginia Britannica

Fire Captain Dies After Heart Attack At City Store Blaze

Terre Haute Captain John J. O'Brien a 14 year veteran of the fire department died en route to hospital after suffering a heart attack while battling a nearly extinguished blaze at Bargain Discount Mart on Poplar Street. He was 44 and stationed at Fire House 8 on Nineteenth Street and Wabash Avenue.

Terre Haute Nineteenth Street Wabash Avenue Don

Senators To Fight Sales Levy

Deadlock looms as the Indiana General Assembly nears the final three weeks of its 1963-65 session over a proposed 3 percent state sales tax. GOP senators split and need Democratic votes to pass any tax bill, while House Democrats resisted suspending rules to move the operating budget.

Indianapolis General Assembly Senate House Richard O. Ristine Indiana

Hearing on Barge Traffic Improvement Planned

Public hearing on Wabash River navigation improvements is expected within 90 days. Henry J. Wallace, newly elected president of the Wabash Valley Association, says the U S Army Engineers will likely hold it at Terre Haute or Vincennes, with Ohio River barges able to travel upstream to Terre. Governor Welsh has indicated support for the proposal.

Charleston Ill Wabash River Henry J. Wallace Wabash Valley Association Wallace U. S. Corps of Army Engineers Terre Haute Vincennes Matthew E. Welsh

House Building Casts Shadow on Spending

The article notes about 100 million dollars are spent to add office space for the 435 House members. John Beckler explores why such expenditure is needed while Congress debates Kennedy era budget. The looming marble structure casts a shadow on Capitol Hill and lawmakers scrutinize costs.

House of Repsentatives John Beckler Washington Capitol Hill Kennedy Russell Mack U. S. Capitol House of Representatives Rayburn

Vincennes Hails History Hikers From Northwest Territory Walk

Governor Matthew E. Welsh joins 15 youths and their teacher William P. Garrison of Bloomington University School in a 240 mile trek to retrace George Rogers Clark’s 1779 march for American independence. The group, greeted by 500 residents, ends at the Clark Memorial by the Wabash River near Fort Sackville.

Illinois George Rogers Clark Vincennes Bloomington Ind William Garrison Gen. Clark Indiana Matthew E. Welsh Eeee William P. Garrison Bloomington University School Northwest Territory America Clark Wabash River Ft. Sackville Ft. Kaskas

Will Reconsider Application for Sanitary Fund

Government officials will reconsider Terre Haute’s renewal grant for a sanitary storm sewer project. Sen. Birch Bayh said the Department of Commerce and Department of Labor will review the facts after Terre Haute was removed from the low spirits list. Mayor Ralph Tucker and City Engineer Raymond Harris traveled to Washington to discuss the matter with Sen. Bayh and Gen. Vance Kage.

Terre Haute Ralph Tucker Birch E. Bayh Department of Commerce Department of Labor Tucker Raymond Harris Washington Sen. Bayh

Holovachka Loses Appeal In Tax Case

The U S Circuit Court of Appeals upholds former Lake County Indiana prosecutor Metro M Holovachka's conviction for income tax evasion totaling 32775 dollars. He is fined 10000 dollars and sentenced to three years in prison. The court found no prejudicial error and affirmed the verdict and judgment. Chief Judge Hastings wrote the opinion with Judges Enoch and Castle concurring.

Chicago United States Circuit Court of Appeals Metro M. Holovachka Lake County Ind Holovachka Court of Appeals John S. Hastings Win G. Enoch Latham Castle

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