U S Press Women Plan Indiana Tour Stops Across South State
Women of the press from Indiana and nationwide travel Saturday from Terre Haute to Vincennes New Harmony Evansville French Lick Bedford Bloomington and Nashville as part of the National Federation of Presswomen convention tour hosted by the Woman's Press Club of Indiana. The group visits St Mary of the Woods College Vincennes University New Harmony Evansville Lincoln County Paoli West Baden French Lick Bloomington and Nashville before returning to Indianapolis with stops at Brown County and Theta Sigma Phi leaders.
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New Harmony
Evansville
French Lick
Bedford
Bloomington
Nashville
National Federation of Presswomen
Indianapolis
Indiana Club
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Marian Perry
The
Tribune
Sarah Bence
STAR
Helen Ryan
Wthi-Tv
Mary Townsley
Kay O’day
Spectator
Eleanor Jamison
Sullivan Daily Times
Margretta Cassel
Brazil Daily Times
Esther Billings
Montezuma
Edna Boyd
Green
Vincennes University
Isaac K. Beckes
Indiana City
Indiana Territory State Memorial
First Print Shop
Territory
George Rogers Clark
St. Francis Xavier
William Henry Harrison
Robert Owen
Communal Society
Helen Elliott
New Harmony Guild of Guides
Nevin Danner
Blaffer Trust
Owen Foundation
Ohio River
McCurdy
Mead Johnson Company
Metrecal
Petroleum Club
Newburgh
Rockport
Lincoln Country
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas
Kentucky
Lincoln
Lincoln City
Thomas Lincoln
Lincoln State Park
Nancy Hanks
Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
Santa Claus Land
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Indiana Limestone
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Theta Sigma Phi
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Forty Are Quizzed in Death of Five
Victoria Mexico reports a sect rampage with five deaths. Two believers were burned at the stake and three others perished in a gun battle at a cooperative farm 85 miles north. Fifteen sect members and three policemen were wounded.
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Victoria
Mexico
Here
Fall Kills Man Washing Windows in South Bend
Roman E. Lathowski 68 of South Bend died after a 20 foot fall from an overhanging cave while washing windows Monday. He died an hour and fifteen minutes later at St. Joseph's Hospital. His sister Eva J. Gorko witnessed the fall.
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Ind
Roman E. Lathowski
Lathowski
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Eva J. Gorko
City directory publishes 1963 edition for Terre Haute
The 1963 Terre Haute city directory from R. L. Polk & Co. lists 42 978 names for Central and West Terre Haute and includes features such as household telephone numbers tenant status and occupations. The edition replaces 1962 and will be distributed to subscribers and libraries nationwide.
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West Terre Haute
R. L. Polk & Co
Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Canada
Association of North American Directory Publishers
VFW Post 6574 Hosts Open House Barbecue
Wren Smith VFW Post 6574 invites the public to an open house and open pit barbecue at the post home in West Terre Haute. Barbecue begins at 10 o'clock with string music featured throughout the afternoon.
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Wren Smith
Post
Terre Haute
Thornton Sixth Grade Program Honors Students At PTA Event
Thornton School held its annual sixth grade program this afternoon with classes led by Mrs. Mary Alice Flesher and George Thompson. Safety patrol members received awards along with perfect attendance certificates and the outstanding student winner.
Veteran actor Paul Maxey dies after stroke at 55
Pasadena California June 4 veteran character actor Paul Maxey 55 who appeared in more than 170 motion pictures died Monday after suffering a stroke at his home Maxey a native of Wheaton Illinois played the mayor in the People s Choice television series
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Pasadena
Calif
Paul Maxey
Maxey
Wheaton
Hollywood gossip and industry notes ripple through renewals
Winchell surveys Hollywood quirks and earnings from Sophia Loren to Deanna Durbin. Kim Novak's restraint, Bernstein’s U S birth, and Wanger's Cleopatra piece mingle with ad agency analysts and Broadway profits. Green Bay guard Ed Blaine is noted as a Missouri zoology major.
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Kim Novak
Sophia Loren
DuPont
Walter Wanger
Cleopatra
Marilyn
Mr. Wanger
H’wood
Deanna Durbin
Leonard Bernstein
The
Philharmonic
U. S
Kate Hepburn
Jimmy Stewart
van Johnson
G. J. Nathan
Green Bay
Ed Blaine
Zoology
University of Missouri
Castro Returns From Russia Amid Pope Departure Fervor
Fidel Castro slipped back into Cuba from a five week visit to the Soviet Union unnoticed on Monday. He landed at Havana airport without any meeting party or guards as public attention centered on the death of Pope John XXIII. Khrushchev and Malinovsky saw him off. Moscow papers led with Castro's exit. The report notes the NFL averaged 128.7 plays per game in 1962.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
John XXIII
Castro
Soviet Union
Osvaldo Corticos
Moscow
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