Case Reinstated And Transferred To State Supreme Court
The Indiana Appellate Court granted Harrison Township residents’ petition to reinstate their appeal and remonstrance in the Annexation Case. The case was ordered transferred to the Indiana Supreme Court, with Buena Chaney stating the action wipes out the railroads’ dismissal and transfer to the high court occurs immediately. Further details were not available.
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Indiana Appellate Court
Harrison Township
Terre Haute
Indiana Supreme Court
Buena Chaney
High Court
Chaney
Supreme Court
Indiana Air National Guard to begin 15 day camp
About 600 Terre Haute area airmen will leave Terre Haute on June 15 for a two week field training exercise at Alpena Michigan. The 122d Fighter Interceptor Wing units from Hulman Field and Baer Field Fort Wayne will participate through June 29 under Major George E Myers.
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Indiana Air National Guard
Terre Haute Area
Terre Haute
George E. Myers
Air Guard
Hulman Field
Maj. Myers
Alpena
Mich
Baer
Indicated Foreign Aid Cut Narrows Senate Debate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee opens work on a foreign aid bill amid signals of a 750 million dollar cut or more. The panel shows reluctance to grant Eisenhower long range authority for military and economic assistance, preferring year to year funding. The administration seeks 3.865 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year starting July 1. Senator Sparkman notes stronger committee support for a long range economic development loan fund than for permanent military authorization.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Sen
Sparkman
D.-Ala
C&E I Opens Baker Yards Move To South Side
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad moves from 955 Wabash to Baker Yards at 2300 South Seventeenth Street on Monday June 10 completing a 1.25 million dollar project. Key staff relocate including the general agent department and assistant trainmaster as Walnut Street becomes a one way west bound route.
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Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Wabash Avenue
Baker Yards
Baker Yard
South Seventeenth Street
Fruit Growers Express
Walnut Street
Ninth
Eleventh Street
Walnut
Mayor Tucker silent on annexation ruling awaiting court orders
Mayor Ralph Tucker said he would not comment on the latest annexation development until official court orders and findings are received by the city attorney. He added that once the city studies the situation, it will state its position and intended next steps.
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Ralph Tucker
Tucker
Appellate Court Refers Annexation Case to Supreme Court
Judges of the Appellate Court say they lack final jurisdiction in annexation disputes and send the case to the Supreme Court after a Greene County remonstrance ruling. Township residents planned an appeal filed June 28 last year with Special Judge Edwin B. Long. The high court decision may take weeks or years.
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Chaney
Indianapolis
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Edwin B. Long
Greene County
Ex-Craig secretary linked to Indiana highway probe pleads
Virgil Red Smith and Robert Peak pleaded innocent to embezzlement and conspiracy charges in the Indiana highway scandal. A Marion County Grand Jury that indicted Smith, Peak and two others was to hear more witnesses, including Helen Payton and William Clarkson, as an early trial was sought for August. Nile Teverbaugh and Harry Doggett faced delayed arraignments on related charges.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Virgil
Red) Smith
Robert Peak
Marion County
Smith
Peak
Helen Payton
George N. Craig
William Clarkson
Craig
Milan
Scott A. McDonald
Marion Criminal Court
McDonald
John Tinder
Nile Teverbaugh
Harry Doggett
Teverbaugh
Indiana General Warmup Signals Heat and Storm Risk
Indiana faces muggy heat with highs near 88 Friday and scattered thundershowers tonight and Saturday. Indianapolis hit 84 on Wednesday with statewide 80s, while northern towns reported overnight rainfall up to .93 inch. The lower White River flood situation is ending after two months of inundation.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
South
Friay
Warsaw
Covington
Logansport
White River
Bakers Union Funds At Issue In Senate Probers
Senate rackets investigators seek to trace misappropriated Bakers Union funds and buyers of costly cars. Witness list includes Anthony Conforti James Cross and George Stuart as probes target union officials amid fighting factions. Mundt proposes hearings on alleged corporate fund misuse alongside six inquiry points (Continued on Page 6).
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Washington
Senate
Special
Senate Committee
McClellan
D.-Ark
Robert F. Kennedy
Anthony Conforti
Chicago
James G. Cross
George
Sen. Mundt
R.S.D
Mundt
Wiley High School Ninety First Commencement Tonight
Wiley High School holds its ninety first commencement exercises at 8 pm in the Student Union Building Auditorium. The program opens with Pomp and Circumstances by the Wiley orchestra conducted by James Van Laningham, followed by invocation by Edward Rosenfeld and a senior choir choral response. The theme I Am the Nation, arranged by Albert P Stewart, features Reader Guy Kornblum narrator Henriette Thomas and the Wiley Choir.
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Wiley High School
Student Union
Wiley Orchestra
James van Laningham
Edward Rosenfeld
I Am the
Albert P. Stewart
Guy Kornblum
Henriette Thomas
Wiley Choir
Collision Kills 16 Migrant Workers in North Carolina
A tractor-trailer carrying potatoes hit a line of migrant bean pickers nine miles north of Fayetteville on U S 30. Sixteen killed and 26 injured, all victims identified as Negroes from Mississippi Alabama Georgia and South Carolina. Driver Peters says the workers’ truck pulled into his path.
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Fayetteville
N. C
U.P
Here
U. S. 30
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Gilbert Robert Peters
Wapwallopen
Peters
Edisto Island
S. C
State Highway Patrol
Highsmith
Dunn
Highway Patrol
W. L. Spruill
L. L. Guy
Cumberland County
No Immediate Ban Sought On Nuclear Tests
Washington reports the United States and Soviet Union remain far apart on halting atomic tests. President Eisenhower and Premier Bulganin expressed divergent views. Ike favors a total ban with effective inspection but insists tests continue while a risk of use remains. Continued on page 6.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Toll Revenues Exceed April Record on Indiana Toll Road
The Indiana Toll Road Commission reported May revenues of 642,462 dollars, surpassing April’s monthly record by 67,291 dollars. The increase signals rising traffic on the toll road during spring.
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Indianapolis
Pthe Indiana Toll Road Commission
Eisenhower to Witness Atomic Age Naval Exercises
President Eisenhower sails aboard the U S S Saratoga for naval drills testing carrier jets guided missiles and submarines. He and the National Security Council will observe a water mist technique to shield ships from radioactive fallout after a nuclear blast. The trip begins in Washington and ends at Mayport Florida with exercises in a distant area.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Navy
U.S.S. Saratoga
National Security Council
White House
Mayport
Fla
Jacksonville
Saratoga
Japanese Guard Yank's Home After Threats
American Douglas F. Scott says he received telephone and written threats against his four young children and returned to work at Yokosuka. Police in Kamakura placed patrols and set precautions around his Ka Makura home as a barbed wire barricade appeared. He was warned his children would be cut into pieces unless he paid about 3 million yen.
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Tokyo
Communist bosses visit Finland in 7 day goodwill tour
In Helsinki on June 6 P arrived for a seven day visit to Finland. The Finns plan to present a gift to the Russians the locomotive Lenin used to return to Leningrad to spark the Bolshevik revolution forty years ago. The locomotive survived three wars with the Communists.
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Helsinki
Finland
Lenin
Leningrad
Soldier Girard Held for Trial by Japanese Courts
Federal Judge Joseph C. Mc Garraghy ordered U S authorities to show cause why Army Specialist 3C William S. Girard of Ottawa Michigan should not be returned to Japan for trial on charges he killed a Japanese woman who was scavenging on an Army firing range.
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Washington
U.P
U. S
United States
William S. Girard
Ottawa
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Girard
Ill
Louis Girard
Louis
Terry
Joann
International Soundphoto
Special meeting called on sewer plan for Blanche Eu Fuqua school
Terre Haute Mayor Ralph Tucker schedules a special city council meeting for Friday at 7:30 pm to introduce an ordinance authorizing $250000 in general obligation bonds for a main sewer project to serve the new Blanche Eu Fuqua elementary school. The sewer will run via Con Avenue to Eleventh Street. 429 signatures supported the petition. The school cost about $411500 to build.
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Ralph Tucker
Terre Haut
Blanche EU Fuqua
Con Avenue
Eleventh Street
Japanese Farmer Hurt By U S Fire On Mt Fuji Range
A Japanese farmer Hiroshi Katsumata aged 22 of Gotemba was seriously injured when struck by a fragment from a bazooka shell on a U S firing range on Mt Fuji slopes. He entered to collect empty shells thinking firing had ended. Local police noted lax off limits enforcement and warned scavengers.
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Gotemba
Japan
U. S
Mt. Fuji
Hiroshi Katsumata
Girard
Camp Weir
Street Paving Program Commences Under Mayor Tucker
Mayor Ralph Tucker announced about $160,000 in contracts have been let for city street resurfacing as part of a $200,000 road improvement plan. Poor weather slowed progress as showers blocked work on several streets, including Ohio from Generae to Brown and Fourth from Twenty-second to Twenty-fourth. Continued work on Twenty fourth Street from Wabash to Ohio and nearby Minshall segments is underway.
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Ralph Tucker
Ohio Street
Generae Street
Brown Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-second
Twenty-fourth
Minshall Street
Minshall
Lockport Road
Tavern Closing Hour Sent To Higher Court
Indiana Supreme Court asked to bar Marion County judge from ruling on midnight closing in taverns. Judge Ryan issued a temporary restraining order blocking enforcement of midnight closing under Central Daylight Time. Proceedings set for Friday and June 18 to decide on permanent injunction.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Edwin K. Steers
High Court
John M. Ryan
Marion County Superior Court
Ryan
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Steer
Bryan
C.D.T
Weather Summary for Local Area
Partly cloudy conditions with dawn sun and sunset at 8 14. River stage 4.1 feet. Yesterday’s high 85 and low 64 with no precipitation. Local conditions indicate calm weather through the day.
Weather forecast for Terre Haute and vicinity
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Lows around 65 tonight, cooler north. Friday mostly fair, highs mostly in the 80s. Sunset 8 10 p m Sunrise 5 17 a m. Temperature readings show 69 at 11 am and 79 at 2 pm.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
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