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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1962
Page
5
Washington reports an analysis of a rapid switch to a 35 hour work week without pay cuts. Labor costs would rise over 12 percent, forcing higher prices or reduced profits or new labor saving machines. President Kennedy warns against broad changeover and inflation risk.
Thirteen year old Gary Woods remained in serious condition at Union Hospital after falling or jumping from a pickup driven by his father in the 1300 block on Tippecanoe. Two elderly men, Pat Haverty and Roy Greene, suffered minor injuries in a separate two car crash at Fourth and Chestnut streets with drivers Robert Haverty and Orville Wilson uninjured.
In Indianapolis on June 4 a U S District Judge struck down the single conspiracy charge in an $84 000 phony Army insurance scheme. Noah F Dennis of Columbia South Carolina and Army Sgts Thomas J Powers and Byron A Griffin of Ft Jackson were freed. Charles E Berling of Indianapolis had his conspiracy conviction overturned but his false statements conviction stood.
Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. A M Ramsey escaped unharmed after the car he rode in was involved in a collision near Barnet England on Sunday.
In Algiers on June 4, Moslem nationalists rejected a compromise from the Secret Army Organization. Capt Taieb Boualem spoke for the Algiers zone command to oppose talks while warning commandoes could be called if terror resumes. The truce kept Europeans in place as violence dwindled to two killed and three wounded by midnight.
Warren Stultz a 38 year old Clin ton resident and Sussman Iron and Metal employee was hurt Monday at about 8 45 am when he fell from a truck behind the Tribune Building. Fire resuscitator squad treated him with oxygen and he was taken to St Anthony Hospital with a possible back injury. His condition was not believed serious.
Sycamore and Redbud Girl Scout Councils plan a merger effective October creating the Covered Bridge Girl Scout Council. An organizational meeting is set for September 6 at Hotel Deming to elect officers and adopt by-laws. The new unit will serve seven Indiana counties and seven Illinois counties, aiming for economies and reduced duplication of services.
About 3 500 girls are listed under Red chairman and 1 800 under Mrs J H Petty and Mrs Berry Morton in Terre Haute. Rev Harold Le Mert, John K Lamb, and Mrs Martin Garbe serve on the organizing committee for the upcoming meeting on Monday June 4 1962 in Sullivan.
Mrs. Robert Tweed and Mrs. Marvin Young Emerson Young, both of Mattoon Casey Illinois, appear in a local notice listing residents involved in ongoing affairs.
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