C&E Plans Piggyback Rail Service Demonstration
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad will launch piggyback service in Terre Haute this month with a June 13 demonstration for local shippers. The event at Baker Yards will feature top C&EI executives and will show how loaded truck trailers on flatcars reduce costs and speed up deliveries.
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Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
C&ei
Chicago
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Charles Crispin
Crispin
Chicago Heights
Baker Yards
South Nineteenth Street
Harvard R. Osmond
W. H. Peak
J. T. Warren
W. S. Porter
Industrial Development Department
R. J. Grant
F. R. McVoy
al Watkins
Charles G. Ligon
Ralph Tucker
Governor names Sister M Delphina to state agency
Governor Matthew E Welsh names Sister M Delphina administrator of St Margaret Hospital Hammond to the Hospital Licensing and Regulating Council, replacing Sister Scholastica who resigned. Term runs to May 21 1966. Also appoin ts Dr Thomas A Stump Indianapolis chief pathologist to the Forensic Sciences Committee, succeeding Dr Edward B Smith. Term ends July 1 1966. Dr John Paris of New Albany is reappointed to the Special Institutions Committee through July 1 1966.
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Indianapolis
M. Delphina
St. Margaret Hospital
Hammond
Matthew E. Welsh
Scholastica
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Thomas A. Stump
Marion County General Hospital
Stump
Edward B. Smith
Bloomington
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Washington
John Paris
New Albany
Committee On Special Institutions
Robert Kennedy Plans August Book Tour Release
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy announces his world tour memoir Just Friends and Brave Enemies will be published in August. Royalties will fund scholarships at Nihon and Waseda universities in Japan the University of Bandung in Indonesia and the Free University of Berlin.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Nihon
Waseda
Japan
University of Bandung
Indonesia
Free University of Berlin
Weston-Wabash Scholarships Awarded at Indiana State College
Don O. Tate and John S. Thomas won Weston Paper and Manufacturing Co and Wabash Fibre Box Co scholarships at ISC. The $500 awards go to juniors or seniors in business with top half class rank and leadership shown, plus part time or summer employment opportunities. Thomas is a 1958 Wiley High School graduate. Tate is a 1959 Chrisman High School graduate.
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Weston-Wabash Foundation
Indiana State College
Wayne E. Schumer
ISC
Paul F. Muse
ISC Business Department
Don O. Tate
Chrisman, Jr
John S. Thomas
South Eighth Street
Terre Haute
Marshall T. Hubbard
Weston Paper and Manufacturing Co
Weston Paper and Manufacturing
ISC ‘Business Department
Thomas
Wiley High School
Tate
Chrisman High School
Sugar Factory Automation Motives Tragedy
Horace Moulds, 53, a bachelor with 52 female coworkers in a Roleston sugar factory packing department, killed himself after automation replaced most workers. Coroner Claude Mack ruled death by self-inflicted act, stating Moulds could not adapt to the machines.
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Rolleston
England
Horace Moulds
Moulds
Claude Mack
Mack
Mr. Moulds
Graham urges Bible as cure for U.S. marriage crisis
Evangelist Billy Graham told 24 000 at McCormick Place that modern counsel ignores the Bible and that divorce rises as vows are treated lightly. He cited biblical law for marriage and warned against unfaithfulness, urging couples to follow God's plan and accept family responsibilities. Total crusade attendance nears 190 000 with 5 000 decisions for Christ this session.
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Chicago
Billy Graham
Graham
McCormick Place Convention Hall
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Garden of Eden
God
Bank Robbers Sentenced to 15 Years in Fed Case
James Roy Cox and Charles F. Daugherty were sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for a $10,000 Kevil Bank robbery. They must finish Indiana state prison terms first and then become eligible for federal parole. about $2,200 of the stolen money was recovered.
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Paducah
James Roy Cox
Marion
Ind
Charles F. Daugherty
Wichita
Kan
Kevil Bank
U. S. District Court
Roy M. Shelbourne
Cox
Daugherty
Indiana
Ballard County
Richmond Water Works Seeks Major Rate Increase
The Public Service Commission is asked by Richmond Water Works Corp to raise annual net income from 164 091 to 1 000 000 and to authorize 4 million in stock and bond sales to redeem notes and fund growth. Metered rates would nearly double. smallest users would pay 2 65 compared with 1 60. Net income for the year ending March 31 was 164 091, a 2.55 percent return on a 6 941 698 plant value, deemed inadequate.
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Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Richmond Water Works Corp
PSC
Wells to Speak at Iowa Exercises
Dr. Herman B. Wells, president of Indiana University, will deliver the commencement address for 1,280 University of Iowa graduates. Degrees will be conferred by University of Iowa President Virgil M. Hancher. The piece notes 12 of about 180 holly species are native to the United States.
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Wells
Iowa
Iowa City
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
University of Iowa
Virgil M. Hancher
World
United States
Terre Haute 30 Years Ago Today
On June 5 Terre Haute residents shared brief vacation and visiting notices. Dr. and Mrs. C. R. LaBier travel Ozark mountains for ten days. Wade Dickey and Mrs Dickey host relatives from Clay City and Shelbyville. The Whites entertain Mrs Louis Greely and Faith from Shelbyville. Norris family visit Clinton relatives as Sherman family visits Danville. Leith and Hansel groups spend the day at Turkey Run.
The Lighter Side Invests With Caution And Humor
In a playful exchange a parent explains dividends to a child. To ease the talk a midget is hired to sit on the lap as age brings questions about investing and capital gains. The narrator emphasizes control until a broker arrives.
Senator Reflects on Kennedy Family and Jack
A political figure praises Bob Considine and Joe Kennedy. He recalls bitter 1960 campaigning against Dick Nixon and now prays for Joe Kennedy to recover and return to power, joking about removing Harvard influence.
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Joe Kennedy
Dick Nixon
Jack
Joe
White House
Contractor Sues Kentucky Over River Rock Details
Roy Ryan Sons Co. of Evansville sues the Kentucky Highway Department for 148,323 claiming failure to disclose rocks and boulders in the Ohio River. The firm seeks relief from a 100 daily penalty after June 25 and argues the omission cost about 150,000 on a 1,165,000 I 65 bridge pier project.
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Frankfort
Roy Ryan Sons Co
Evansville
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Kentucky Highway Department
Ohio River
Ryan
League asks study of port site in Indiana
Indiana Izaak Walton League directors urge an Army Engineers study of port sites along Lake Michigan. The resolution requests study of the East Chicago Hammond Whiting area and is sent to Indiana senators representatives and to Interior Secretary Udall.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Army Engineers
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Izaak Walton League
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Chicago-Hammond- Whiting
Fragmentary note hints at child’s play and worries about SEC inquiry
The text shows a casual statement about going off to play jackstraws while expressing dread about a future question to the Securities and Exchange Commission. It reflects a domestic aside mixed with a financial authority concern.
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Securities & Exchange Commission
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Paul White
South Fourth Street
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Shelbyville
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Henry Norris
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O. P. Leith
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C. DD. Hansel
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