Hulburd Seeks New Trial in Corby Murder Case
Charles Ross Hulburd Jr. appeals his first degree murder conviction for the Dec 28 killing of Nellie Maxine Corby. Serving life at Indiana State Prison he filed three motions in Vigo Circuit Court seeking court-appointed counsel, extra time, and a new trial with self prepared grounds. Judge Criss took the motions under advisement to July 23.
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Charles Ross Hulburd Jr
Nellie Maxine Corby
Indiana
Michigan City
Vigo
Indiana Supreme Court
Hulburd
Warren Everett
Indiana State Prison
Edward L. Hamilton
Herbert R. Criss
Rocket Plane Attains New Altitude Record
At Edwards Air Force Base Maj. Bob White piloted the X15 rocket plane toward a world altitude record above 50 miles aimed at 282000 feet. Ground control tracked his ascent as another pilot monitored the climb signaling the height approaching 285000 feet.
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Edwards Afb
Calif
WPI
Air Force
Bob White
America
White
Joe Walker
Air National Guardsmen to Start Return Flights Home
Air National Guardsmen from Indiana will begin returning from France this week. About 90 members of the 113th Tactical Fighter Squadron at Hulman Field are due home between July 18 and August 7 with daily increments from one to 13 men. The first arrival will be M Sgt William Cochran aboard C 118s via Newfoundland to Fort Wayne.
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Indiana Air National Guardsmen
France
122Nd Wing
Fort Wayne
113Th Tactical Fighter
Hulman Field
Newfoundland
William Cochran
Terre Haute
Air Force
Chambley Afb
Weather at Noon and Conditions Report
Noon weather note reports 9 a.m. readings with 62 wind and river stage at 16.4 feet and falling. Local conditions show yesterday’s high 83 and low 62 with no precipitation. Sunrise 5 36 and sunset 315 listed.
Forecast for Terre Haute and Vicinity and Illinois
Fair and mild tonight with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of thundershowers Wednesday. Lows near 60, highs mid 80s. Indiana sees scattered thundershowers Wednesday with little temperature change. Illinois forecasts scattered showers or thunderstorms mainly south, then sunny and warmer Wednesday. Temperatures read 65 in the morning and 79 in the afternoon.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Guardsmen Injured by Shell Explosion at Camp Shelby
A mortar shell exploded in the rear of a truck at Camp Shelby in Hattiesburg Mississippi injuring 12 Mississippi National Guardsmen. A spokesman said none of the men was seriously hurt. The 3.5 inch shell exploded when it was thrown into the truck.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
UPP
Camp Shelby
Mississippi National
Germans Flee Berlin Officials Escape to West
East German border guard and a customs official fled to the West within the last 24 hours, Wall Berlin police reported today.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
City Board Verdict Upheld in Detective Suspension Case
Judge Albert R. Owens upheld the Terre Haute Board of Public Works and Safety ruling suspending Detective Ray Tryon for six months for alleged improper discharge of duty. The Superior Court No. 2 found competent evidence supporting the board’s charges that Tryon violated police rules 4 and 9. Costs of the appeal taxed to the plaintiff. Continued on Page 2, Col. 3.
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Albert R. Owens
Terre Haute Board of Public Works and Safety
Ray Tryon
Superior Court
Terre Haute
Tryon
Indiana
Housing Unit Construction Near Reality
The regional Public Housing Administration director and Chicago staff visited Terre Haute Tuesday to inspect the first 200 units of public housing. Local officials said construction hopes to begin in September with the Housing Authority planning the project and ensuring final specifications meet requirements.
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Public Housing Administration
Chicago
Terre Haute
Housing Authority
William E. Bergeron
P. J. Papadopulos
C. Daniel Ramsdell
Fred W. Zwerner Jr
Lockport Road
Twelfth Street
Margaret Avenue
Thompson Street
Terre Haute Housing Authority
William H. Waade
PHA
John Curry
Wayne Weber
Charles
Explosion Kills Crewman on B-58 Hustler Bomber
Bunker Hill Indiana July 17 UPI A F officials opened an inquiry into a minor explosion and depressurization aboard a B 58 Hustler en route to Lafayette from Nashville. First Lt James P Estrada 28 defensive systems operator died when engine debris tore through the aircraft at 35000 feet. The pilot Maj Leonard V Sullivan reported a slight yaw and pressure problems. Estrada lived at Bunker Hill AFB with his wife and three children.
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Bunker Hill
Ind
UPI
Air Force
Lafayette
Nashville
Tenn
Glen A. Proffitt
James P. Estrada
Estrada
Proffitt
Bunker Hill Afb
Jane
Tenderly Rose
Jane Angela
Jane Alison
James Estrada
Houston
Tex
Leonard V. Sullivan
Fresno
Calif
Now You Know By United Press International
The Black Hole of Calcutta was a room under 20 feet square where the Nawab of Bengal confined 146 British prisoners in 1756. Only 23 survived the overnight imprisonment.
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United Press International
Calcutta
Bengal
Celebrezze Meets with President in White House Visit
Mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze of Cleveland met with President Kennedy at the White House and said he would not discuss medical care for the aged or school aid until Senate confirmation. He planned a Wednesday meeting with Abraham Ribicoff and noted he might resign as mayor next Monday if sworn in as secretary of welfare.
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Washington
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
Kennedy
Welfare
Celebrezze
White House
Senate
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Vigo County Plan 60-Cent Building Fund Hearing Set
Vigo County School Corporation trustees approved a 60 cent cumulative building fund at a public hearing to be held August 6 at 8 o clock in the School Administration Building. The plan would raise about 1 175 730 annually for 12 years totaling 14 108 000 based on current valuations, with changes possible in the ongoing building program.
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Vigo County School Corporation
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Spanish Officials Visit U S Penitentiary in Terre Haute
High ranking Spanish government and military members from the Spanish Mixed Commission on Jurisdiction visited the United States Penitentiary in Terre Haute. They toured administrative offices, education facilities, library, prison industries, farm operations, dormitory, and security features before departing for Memphis and St Louis.
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Spain
T. Wade Markley
United States Penitentiary
Left
Antonio Quintana
Charles
Terre Haute
United States
Markley
Memphis
Tenn
Shelby County
St. Louis
Antonio Quintano
Senate Vote On Medical Plan Heads To Senate Showdown
Washington July 17 The administration backed plan to fund basic health care for about 18 million elderly faces a Senate vote at 3 p.m. EDT on a motion to table. Support and opposition predict a narrow victory amid heavy political pressure as threats accompany the high-stakes debate. Senator Kuchel California says he has faced threats but supports action to help seniors with medical costs.
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Senate
Boswell Favored as Acting Postmaster in Indianapolis Plan
Sen. Hartke endorsed Charles H. Boswell for acting Indianapolis postmaster to heal recent setbacks. The plan shifts Bayt to city mayor, Losche to controller, and Haggerty to acting prosecutor, with Noland set to replace Hartke as county Democratic chair. Changes aim for county harmony and November victory.
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Washington
Charles H. Boswell
Indianapolis
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Boswell
J. Edward Day
Marion County
Hartke
Phillip L. Bayt
James C. Noland
Democratic State Committee
Birch E. Bayh
Terre Haute
U. S
Infant's body found in suitcase near Nashville
The body of a baby boy believed to be no more than two days old was found Monday inside a locked suitcase along a Hancock County road at Nashville, about 15 miles northeast of Greenfield. Sheriff Edwin W. Kirkpatrick said the suitcase appeared dumped from a passing car.
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Greenfield
Ind
Hancock County
Nashville
Edwin W. Kirkpatrick
Khrushchev Claims Indestructible Soviet Rocket
Premier Khrushchev says the Soviet Union has a global rocket that cannot be destroyed by any anti rocket means and asserts a separate peace with East Germany may end Western rights in West Berlin. He calls Berlin the crux of East West tensions and urges Western troop withdrawal as a condition for peace.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Kremlin
Berlin
U. S
Britain
France
United Nations
East Germany
Germany
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Thomas H. Kuchel
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