France faces choice to inflation or restraint amid protests
Economists in New York note timing pits France between rising worker demands and a tariff-free Common Market. De Gaulle's austerity kept wages low while gold reserves grew, enabling strong international position but high costs at home. As tariffs fall July 1, firms fear price hikes and more bankruptcies, with possible mergers and even devaluation looming.
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New York
France
de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Wall Street CharterUrges Caution as Funds Await Bargains
Wright advisory reports that price trends mirror the early-year decline as institutions accumulate cash for favorable buying in weeks ahead. Paine Webber Jackson & Curtis states it is no time to sit out the market, favoring well selected equities for long term gains. E F Hutton notes heavy trading on the American Stock Exchange signals intense speculation but says most indicators show strong readings and a positive market approach.
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New York
UPI
Wrightdvisory Reports
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
E. F. Hutton & Co
American Stock Exchange
Three Killed In Plant Blast At Utica Mace Mill
A pre dawn gas furnace explosion at the Utica-Moce plant of J P Stevens & Co in Clemson South Carolina killed three people and injured ten with officials fearing two more dead. The blast tore a 100 foot hole in the ceiling and crushed machinery before casualties were moved to Oconee Memorial Hospital in Seneca.
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Clemson, S.C
J. P. Stevens & C
Clema
Carolna
Oconee Memorial Hospital
Seneca
Elizabeth Cox will probate in Terre Haute estate
The will of Elizabeth Cecilia Cox died May 29 at 76 was probated Monday. Commissioner Edward L. Hamilton appointed Frank J. Callahan executor of the $4,750 estate. Heirs include son James Russell Cox of Colton California, two granddaughters, and St Ann's Catholic Church of Terre Haute. The will dated November 15, 1962. Attorney Jack H. Mankin named counsel.
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Elizabeth Cecilia Cox
Edward L. Hamilton
Frank J. Callahan
Wabash Ave
James Russell Cox
Colton
Calif
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Terre Haute
Jack H. Mankin
Indiana and Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Report
Market reports from Indianapolis and Chicago show hogs mostly steady to lower with lighter trade as 5,700 head in Indianapolis and 5,500 in Chicago move, cows and bulls mixed. Cattle receipts near 2,800 in Indy and 9,500 in Chicago, with slaughter steers 26.00-28.50 and heifers 26.00-26.50, and lambs 29.50-30.50 for prime 90-105 lb. futures and other commodities also noted.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Chicago
Indiana
Tragic drowning of 3 year old near Vincennes pond
In Vincennes Indiana Timothy Rusch age 3 drowned Saturday evening in a pond at his home three miles south of town. His father Louis Rusch left him briefly in a nearby building. on return the boy was missing and later found dead in the pond.
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Vincennes, Ind
UPI
Timothy Rusch
Here
Louis Rusch
Clay County Approves Mental Health Fund Step
Clay County commissioners approved a 50000 dollar addition to the Katherine Hamilton Mental Health Center Development Fund. The vote by commissioners Alan Childs Hubert Butt and Floyd Allen aligns with pledges totaling 750000 dollars from six counties. If fulfilled the center could access 15 million in state and federal construction funds. Two Clay County gifts already pledged include 1500 dollars from Tri Kappa Brazil and 3000 dollars from the Presbyterian Women's Organization.
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Clay County
Katherine Hamilton
Alan Childs
Hubert Butt
Floyd Allen
Clay
Greene
Parke
Sullivan
Vermillion
Vigo
Beating Case Continued for Two Terre Haute Teens
Two Terre Haute teenagers aged 18, Marvin Curry and Jack Quinn, faced assault and battery charges for beating off duty City Patrolman William Houston, 58. Their cases were continued to Friday. both are held on $5,000 bonds. Houston sustained a severe cut above his right eye, needing eleven sutures after interrupting a car dispute near his home.
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Terre Haute
Marvin W. Curry
S. 10Th St
Jack L. Quinn
S. Center St
William Houston
Locust St
Houston
City Hall
Curry
Quinn
Vigo County
Atty
James Adamson
St. Anthony Hospital
Japanese protest after U S jet crashes on campus
At Kyushu University in Fukuoka a U S Phantom F4 fighter crashed into a computer center, igniting a fire that required an hour to put out. Over 1,500 students and teachers demonstrated, then marched to the U S Consulate demanding withdrawal of U S military installations. Mayor Genzo Abe delivered a protest note. Americans expressed regret.
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Fukuoka
Japan
Kyushu University
U.S
Genzo Abe
U. S
U.S. Air Force
Itar
Local fines tally taverns and traffic arrests across Vigo County
A list of individuals with ages and addresses shows multiple offenses including running red lights, stop signs and without licenses. Fines range from 3.25 to 47.25 with jail terms suspended or set, and several suspensions of operator’s licenses or public intoxication sentences. Names include Louis Marietta Gary Wallace E Gary Smith Thomas Raubuck Darrell Poindexter Mary DeMoss Alonza Hobson Leon Catterson Herman Turley Joe Duby Carl Lynch Stephen Lidster Kenneth Nasser Max Dean Jerry Atkinson Kenneth Tippey John Dinkel Robert Whitman Billy McBride Claude Wright Robert Hutson Robert Barnett Wilkie.
Baptist Pastor Elected Alabama Executive Secretary
The Rev James R Glaze 35 pastor of North Suburban Baptist Church Indianapolis has been elected financial secretary of the Alabama Baptist State Executive Board He will assume the post June 12 and be responsible for all Alabama Baptist affairs
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Atlanta
James R. Glaze
North Suburban Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Alabama Baptist State Executive Board
Alabama Baptist
Reassessment of Real Estate Under Way
Vigo County begins mandated real estate reassessment to equalize values for tax purposes. Deputy appraisers will measure and inspect properties, with results set as the base for 1970 taxes. Assessments target one third of true cash value, with some increases and others decreases expected.
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Indiana
Vigo County
Sam Crandell
Crandell
Harrison Township
Herman H. Compton
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Charge Spies Aided Young Killer In Beirut Shooting
Beirut newspapers reported that foreign agents allegedly ordered a youth to shoot former President Camille Chamoun. Nabil Mustafa Akkari confessed he acted under orders from several persons whose names were circulated at frontier posts. Chamoun, 68, was wounded but recovering after surgery and expected to leave hospital next week.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Nabil Mustafa Akkari
Israel
Chamoun
Maddox Given Goose By Boys In Atlanta
Three Atlanta high school youths Jim Patton Steve Bischoff and George Knight presented Gov Lester Maddox a white goose named Mac as a nonpolitical gift. Maddox accepted the nearly grown gander and released it in the fountain in front of the governor mansion. No other geese are on the premises but Mac may meet Leaping Lester II the frog in another fountain.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Mac
Jim Patton
Steve Bischoff
George Knight
Maddox
Lester II
Investigate Two Home Break-Ins Reported
City police checked a report by Phillip Wilson of 325 N. 13th St that an intruder forced open the door and stole an $8 record player and a $25 camera on Saturday. In a second incident, a thief cut a screen at 2028 S. 10th St for Barbara J. Johnson and took a purse from the kitchen sink containing $15 in cash and assorted cards and papers.
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Phillip Wilson
N. 13Th St
Wilson
Barbara J. Johnson
S. 10
S St
Plane Crash Near Lafayette Ends No One Seriously Hurt
Paul Wood Sr., 60, of Columbus Ohio, escaped serious injury when his two seat Aerocoupe crashed in a corn field on the Roy Morris farm southwest of State Police said. He was alone, en route from Princeton Illinois to Columbus when an engine problem forced an emergency landing in clear weather. Wood sustained minor back and head injuries. the plane belonged to Wood and Associates of Columbus.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Paul Wood, Sr
Columbus
Ohio
Roy Morris
Here
Wood
Princeton
Ill
Wood and Associates
Jefferson Davis Birthday Holiday Observed in South Carolina
South Carolina marks a legal state holiday commemorating Jefferson Davis with most state, county, and local offices closed. Davis, born June 3, 1808, is the Confederate president cited in the observance.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Hurricane Abby Heads Toward Tampa Bay
Storm Abby aimed at Tampa Bay with heavy rains and 35 mph winds in Miami, flooding streets as doctors rushed aid in Pinar del Rio Province after passing Cuba. Casualty figures were not disclosed.
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Tampa Bay
Miami
Florida
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Abby
Supreme Court Rules Against Closed Juries
The Supreme Court, with Chief Justice Warren and Justices Brennan Fortas Marshall Black, rules against closed juries. Justice Black’s dissent cites bias in murder trials and potential impact on the death penalty. The court will review comedian Dick Gregory’s civil rights march conviction for disorderly conduct, argued next term to decide whether hecklers’ threats can veto peaceful First Amendment conduct. Gregory and 39 others faced $200 fines for August 2, 1965 protest against school conditions and superintendent removal.
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Earl Warren
William J. Brennan Jr
Abe Fortas
Thurgood Marshall
Stewart
Black
Harlan and
White
Gregory
State Supreme Court
Justice Douglas Joins Bucks County Canal Protest Hike
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas joined Bucks Countians on a six mile march along the Delaware Canal from Grundy’s Lagoon to protest plans to close a canal section. About 200 started. several dropped out with heat and fatigue as three Boy Scouts and medical aid teams accompanied the line. Douglas said he supported the protest while noting the dispute between locals and the state over water pollution versus recreational value. The piece ends with a note that Yale first featured rowing in 1844.
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Bristol
Supreme Court
William
Douglas
Delaware Canal
Cathy
Grundy’s Lagoon
Levittown
Citizens Committee
State Department of Forests and Waters
Suspended sentence in sodomy case
William H. Sears, 34, of 3036 N. 6% St., was given a suspended sentence of two to 14 years on a sodomy charge by Vigo Circuit Court Judge H. Ralph Johnston. The judge placed Sears on 14 years probation under rules, with execution of sentence if probation is violated, following a pre sentence report and defense appeal. The charge stemmed from an incident last year and was filed March 4.
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H. Ralph Johnston
Vigo
William H. Sears
John R. Jett
Johnston
Sears
Guardianship suit and bid notices from Vigo County and ISU
In Vigo County Juvenile Court a guardianship petition for Priscilla Ann Brown is published with a respondent named as Robert Brows. Separately Indiana State University Terre Haute invites sealed bids for fluorescent tubes and incandescent lamps with a 5 percent bid bond, set to close June 6, 1968, at 11:00 a.m. CDT.
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Indiana
Vigo
Vigo County
Priscilla Ann Brown
County Department of Public Welfare
Robert Brows
Leonard F. Conrad
Indiana State University
Terre Haute
State Board of Accounts
Pidders
Indiana State University Board of Trustees
INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY —_ OF TRUSTEES
Notice to Taxpayers of Additional Appropriations Vigo County
Vigo County Indiana County Council to meet at Terre Haute Court House at 9:30 AM on June 13 1968 to consider emergency appropriations not in the current budget including extra help office supplies repairs and equipment across multiple departments plus per diem travel and building projects in the county hall complex and related offices. The notice cites an extraordinary emergency justifying the new appropriations and lists items by department. The meeting location is the usual Court House in Terre Haute.
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Evening Tribune
Star
Tribune-Star
Wabash Ave
Terre Haute
Ind
Vigo County
Indiana
Sm CO
Rom Jan
Pierson Township
Alden & Leach
Glenn Home
Harrison Township
Sucab Creek Township
Postal Veterans Assistance
Civil Defense
Segara Bees
Park & Recreation Board
Board OF Health
Inc
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Wall St. Charter
Elizabeth Cox
Ie Hatlo
Cuzvoar
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Board of Trade
Chicago Produce
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Columbus, Ohio
Viquesney
Ohio Street
Becker Corporation
Becker Real Estate
Merchants Bank Bldg
Real Estate Brokers
Clay County Mental Health Funds
Louis Marietta
Clinton
Gary Wallace
S. 7Th St
E. Gary Smith
Rosedale
Thomas W. Raubuck
Staunton
Darrell D. Poindexter
McCampbell
Mary Demoss
Elm St
Alonza Hobson
Marshall
Leon Earl Catterson
West Terre Haute
Herman A. Turley
Coalmont
Joe Duby
S. First St
Carl S. Lynch
Stephen E. Lidster
Sixth St
Kenneth L. Nasser
Ninth St
Max Dean
Chestnut St
Jerry Lee Atkinson
Sixth Ave
Kenneth D. Tippey
15Th St
John S. Dinkel
16Th St
Robert Edward Whitman
Billy Dale McBride
Claude Wright
Washington Ave
Robert Hutson
College Ave
Robert Barnett Wilkie
ALA
Young Killer
Davis Birthday
Hama Islands
Nixon
Justice Douglas
Yale
J. Kenneth Moulton
Burlin
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