Kennedy Warns on New Warfare and Free Nations
President Kennedy described eroding and exhausting warfare as a new form aimed at undermining emerging nations progress. He urged lieutenants to master diplomacy and economics alongside military duties, recalling Ernie Pyle’s line that soldiers fight for each other as he visited Stewart Air Force Base and the U S military academy where 102 year old Maj. Gen. Hodges greeted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Krushchev
Khrushchev
Ernie Pyle
U. S
Pyle
Academy
Senate Plans Estes Hearings For June 27
The Senate schedules Ralph Estes hearings for June 27 as the House subcommittee plans questions on Estes grain storage. Ralph agrees to appear voluntarily and says he has limited information for the inquiry. He was fired by Agriculture Secretary Freeman for charging Estes personal calls to Estes credit card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
House
Ralph
UPI
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Texas
Faces Hard Fall Battle With Brown
Congressional and statewide primaries across several states shaped renomination chances. Nixon kept his perfect home-state record, while Sen. Rachel edged right-wing opposition for renomination. In Connecticut Hartford delegates chose Alsop for governor after a long ballot fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Sen
Rachel
Richard Richards
California
John Birch Society
John H. Rousselot
Edgar Hiestand
Birch Society
H. L. Richardson
Hartford
Conn
Pracagpen
Alsop
Stewart
Joseph Alsop
GOP
Edwin H. May Jr
U. S. Senate
John C. Lodge
Senate
Prescott Bush
Connecti
Case
South Dakota
George McGovern
U. S. Food For Peace
McGovern
Archie Gubbrud
Ralph Herseth
Rep
Whitten
Smith
Mississippi
Kennedy
Smylie
Idaho
Vernon Smith
Treasury
John Hawley
Boise
Frank Church
Montana
Leo Graybill Jr
James F. Battin
Wayne W. Montgomery
Arnold Olsen
Battin
Olsen
Verbal clash over road duties and rumored kickback in county meeting
County Attorney Leonard Kincaid said disagreements exist on enforcing county road restrictions and state level clarifications. Council member Stanley Cooper and others discussed Bolton road repairs with Sweeney and Branam presiding. Big appropriation votes followed including road oil despite two dissenters Cooper and Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Kincade
Sweeney
Cooprider
Haley Bros. Construction Company
Bolton Road
Haley Bros
Bolton
Office of
Claude E. Reese
Board of Health
Superior Court
Election Board
Harrison Township
Honey Creek
Veterans Assistance
Glenn Home
Leach
Everett S. Branam Sr
John W. Brentlinger
Howard Leach
Pierce Turner
Stanley J. Cooper
Frank Mann
Mike Sweeney
Board
Harry P. Brentlinger Jr
Leonard Kincaid
Food Problem Raised by Red Leaders
Power and self sufficiency have begun to eat into markets normally available to Czechoslovakia and other Communist countries. The rising strength of the Common Market has drawn Communist eyebrows as private enterprise expands faster than Communist areas, possibly except the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
New York Brief Highlights Massive Address Changes
New York reports that about 34 million Americans change their address annually per Sales Management Magazine. The figure underscores mobility trends across the United States and potential impacts on mail delivery and demographic mapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sales Management Magazine
Mystery Solved on King Snake in Chicago Apartment
Police solved how a six foot king snake entered Dr. William J. Manilaw's seventh floor unit. An empty snake cage was found in an eighth-floor apartment of a vacationing tenant, described by neighbors as housing a queer assortment of pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPN
William J. Manilaw
Shelter Okayed For Rockville Air Force Station
Congressman Roudebush announced the Air Force authorized the Army Corps of Engineers to build a 35 thousand dollar radiological fallout shelter at Rockville Indiana Air Force Station. The 1600 square foot underground shelter will house 100 men and rise on a concrete foundation with a semi circular steel shell eight by sixteen by seventy four feet. Bids open June 19 with completion targeted for late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard L. Roudebush
Air Force
Army Corps of Engineers
Rockville
Ind
Air Force Station
Corps
Roudebush
Three Babies Born Worldwide Every Second Claim
A World Health estimate from Allied Chemical Barrett Division says three babies are born each second globally while one baby is born every 7.5 seconds in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Pl
Allied Chemical
Barrett Division
U. S
Deaths of Mrs Minnie Fuerstenberger and Mrs Elinor Coffin
Mrs Minnie Fuerstenberger aged 90 of 706 South Twenty-fifth street died at 6 35 PM Tuesday at St Anthony Hospital. Survived by three daughters a son and two grandsons. services Friday at Callahan Funeral Home with burial in Highland Lawn cemetery. Mrs Elinor Coffin 54 of 2941 South Eighth street died Monday. services Thursday at De Baun Funeral Home with burial in Roselawn Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Fuerstenberger
South Twenty-fifth Street
St. Anthony Hospital
Leo Baxter
Terre Haute
Irene Kerr
Indianapolis
Anna Merle Gray
Farmersburg
Eugene Fuerstenberger
Memphis
Tenn
Callahan Funeral Home
Philip Stone
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Elinor Coffin
South Eighth Street
DeBaun Funeral Home
William Brett
Roselawn Memorial Park
Death Notices From Indiana and Texas Obituaries
Committal services are set for Mrs. Patience Meade, 94, formerly of Shelburn, in Roselawn Memorial Park with Rev. Ron Wernimont officiating. Several death notices list survivors, funeral times, and burial plans across Clinton, Carlisle, Dana, and Terre Haute areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patience Meade
Shelburn
el Paso
Tex
Roselawn Memorial Park
Ron Wernimont
the Cross Funeral Home
William Giltz dies at 79 former Clay County farm chief
William Giltz 79 longtime Clay County Farm superintendent died Tuesday afternoon at St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute. Survived by widow Edna daughter Mrs Lloyd Collins of RR 2 Centerpoint son Robert Giltz San Diego Calif three grandchildren four great grandchildren. Services set for Friday 2 PM at Rentschler Funeral Home with Rev Fred Bolinger officiating burial Centerpoint cemetery. Friends may call after noon Thursday.
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Clinton
Ind
Anna Ceasar Beai
RR 2
Shepardsville
Austria
Snpj Lodge
Rudolph
Joseph Beai
Gary
Frank
Phillip Beal
Prairieton
Elizabeth Richards
Christina Tracy
Chicago
Anna Caragrande
Karanovich
Sacred Heart, Church
Richard Smith
Walnut Grove
Carlisle
Fronzo Casey Jones
Temple Baptist Church
May
Pansy Hoggatt
Bruceville
Marvin Jones
Sullivan
Orville Jones
Donna Hawkins
Caria Petersen
Bay City
Mich
Richard Nierman
Maumee
George Jones
Willow Hill
Ill
Archie Jones
Flint
Hazel Bramer
Violet Waldroup
Oaktown
Olive Hancock
Paxton
Schulze Funeral Home
Thomas Horton
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Dana
John Edward Lauer
Dorothy B. Lauer
Kersey Funeral Home
Donald E. Conner
Roselawn Memorial Park
A. J. Wilson
Washington, D. C
M. L. Willett
Missouri
Centerpoint
William Giltz
Clay County
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Edna
Lloyd Collins
Robert Giltz
San Diego
Calif
Rentschler
Fred Bolinger
Centerpoint Cemetery
Charles Wesley Sargent Dies in Spencer Nursing Home
Charles Wesley Sargent 31 died Tuesday afternoon at Reapp Nursing Home in Spencer Indiana. Survived by widow Auntie a stepson James Grass of Newton Iowa and brother J E Sargent of Terre Haute. Body to Schoppenhorst Funeral Home with viewing after 3 ec Thursday. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Friday at Olive Hill cemetery near Jordan conducted by Rev Ralph Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricksburg
Ind
Charles Wesley Sargent
Reapp
Spencer
James Grass
Newton
Iowa
J. E. Sargent
Terre Haute
Schoppenhorst
Ralph Bailey
Olive Hill Cemetery
Jordan
Mrs Frances Tercek Dies At 75 In Blanford
Mrs Frances Tercek 75 of Blanford died Monday. Services will be held Thursday at 8 00 am at Karanovich Funeral Home. Burial is in Walnut Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ind
Frances Tercek
Blanford
Karanovich
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Services for Gusta Strange Held at St Marys Church
Gusta Strange 85 of 366 West Graysville street Sullivan Ind died Monday. Services at 10 am Thursday at St Marys Church with burial in Mt Zion cemetery. Rosary at 8 pm Wednesday at Alexander Funeral Home.
Sullivan 4 H Roundup delegates named at Purdue
Sullivan County sends 39 outstanding 4 H Roundup delegates to Purdue University from June 5 to 7. Attending from Sullivan are Sue Wildman Sharon Lucas Connie Fidler Sherrill Woodward Romma Gilmore Brenda Anderson Sharon Hawkins Mollie Drake Norma Cleveland Earline Ridgley Bruce Martindale George Hale Leon Skinner Lloyd Vencel Bob McCammon Richard Turley Pamela Huff Nina Rose Monk Jean Ann Smith Beverly Hale Cheryloutt Timmerman Connie Johnson Linda King Judy Bennett Mary Jane Drake Tom Carmichael Bob Cross Louis Ladislas Jim Carmichael Norman Brown Darrrell Grimes Elden Seifert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Huff
Nina Rose Monk
Jean Ann Smith
Beverly Hale
Cherylou Timmerman
Connie Johnson
Linda King
Judy Bennett
Mary Jane Drake
Tom Carmichael
Bob Cross
Louis Ladislas
Jim Carmichael
Norman Brown
Darrell Grimes
Elden Seifert
Sullivan TB Association Meets Thursday
The Sullivan County TB Association will hold its annual meeting Thursday June 7 at 7 p.m. in Mary Sherman Hospital. A brief coffee hour precedes the business as the board and members plan to elect officers review the budget and discuss future problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan County TB Association
Mary Sherman Hospital
William Sluder
Apportionment Battle Delays Redistricting in Indiana State
Indiana faces a stalemate over redistricting as a Republican plan seeks constitutional amendment and a population basis. Democrats push immediate reapportionment via enumeration, while court actions by Sen. Nelson Grills stall amid technical hurdles. The U. S. Supreme Court may force action like in Tennessee.
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Nelson Grills
Indianapolis
Grills
Senate
Supreme Courts
U. S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
Indiana Council Of Deliberation Meets In Terre Haute
Indiana Council Of Deliberation convenes in Terre Haute with past presiding officers. Roberts, top officer, presides as sessions run Friday through Saturday with registration in the Terre Haute House lobby and Cathedral addresses Saturday morning. Meritorious Service Awards and remarks by C C Faulkner Jr. cap the council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Terre Haute House
Zorah Shrine Temple
State Council
Hubert A. Thomas
Hoyt W. Earle
Herman C. Canine
Frank E. Martin
William F. Tearman
Frank Fisher
Harrison B. Williams
C. Gordon Hayes
John D. Council
William L. White
Mesdames J. Harold Bassett
Layton S. Shaffer
Marvin M. Yourke
Earle O. Prater
Charles F. Woods
Defense Dept issues 5000 August draft call for Army
Washington reports the Defense Department calls 5000 draftees for August all for the Army. July and June quotas are referenced with 16100 expected recruits for August and a belief that two thirds will come from enlistments. Total draftees since September 1950 reach 2,754,450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Department
Berlin
Clay Homemaker Delegates Named for Purdues Conference
Sixteen Clay County homemakers plan to attend the annual Homemakers Conference at Purdue University June 12 to 14. Leaders include Mesdames Elsie Ray Opal Funkhouser Frances Snow Ruth Long Edythe Price Ruthe Wells Delores Love Iris Green Gladys Chamberlain Grace Ratcliff Doreen Price Estel Hyatt Helen Stough Emma Miller Theada Morris i and Betty H Sendmeyer. Local club members will join for one day sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Clay County
Purdue University
Mesdames
Elsie Ray
Opal Funkhouser
Frances Snow
Ruth Long
Edythe Price
Ruthe Wells
Delores Love
Iris Green
Gladys Chamberlain
Grace Ratcliff
Doreen Price
Estel Hyatt
Helen Stough
Emma Miller
Theada Morris i
Betty H. Sendmeyer
UPI Report: U.S. Paper Output Exceeds 34 Million Tons
New York dispatch notes that the American Forest Products Industries states the United States produces over 34 million tons of paper and paperboard annually. The figure underscores the scale of domestic pulp and paper manufacturing and its economic importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
United States
American Forest Products Industries
Kennedy to hold news conference June 7 in Washington
President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p.m. EDT Thursday. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said the session will be open to live radio and television coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uph
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Rites Pending For Dugger Man
Lawrence McClellan a 24 year old Dugger resident and Delphi High School mathematics teacher drowned near Lake Freeman after an outing with fellow teacher Jim Hertling. Carrol County divers recovered the body Tuesday. Funeral services will be held at Newkirk Funeral Home in Dugger. He is survived by his parents five brothers and three sisters and a grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Ind
Newkirk
Dugger
Larry McClellan
Lake Freeman
Here
Carrol County
Jim Hertling
McClellan
Delphi High School
Dugger High School
Indiana State College
Ralph McClellan
Sullivan
Howard McClellan
Chicago
Bill McClellan
Vincennes
Kenneth McClellan
Shreveport
Roy McClellan
Kokomo
Brent McClellan
Fort Knox
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North
St. Arch Dunbar, Sec’y-Treas
France
Francis I. duPont & Co
New York Stock Exchange and
Principal Security and Commodity Exchanges
Wabash Avenue
Crawford
Auths
Midwest
the Insurance Company
Mildred Artis
Gordon Belles
Marzelle Brashear
Mildred Nevins
Margaret Cain
Albert Cable
Clover Denehie
Joseph Dial
John Dinkel
Patricia Farris
Harry Fitch
William Hamilton
Pauline Hurst
Reeves
Eiest
Alfred Griffy
Anne Harden
Rosemary Hines
James Inserra
Lucille Kramer
Arthur Lukens
Jeannette Marshing
Ralph Mills
Robert Monroe
Comiie Pickering
Sue Riester
Haskell Schwartz
Anna Sheehan
Forrest Sherer
Wayne Sherer
Judy Smith
Vlasta Srain
Karl Threlkeld
Malcolm Wright
Claims Department
Susan Irvin
Guy Kornblum
Lela Laskey
Alice Ann Marshall
Louis Phipps
Sherer Insurance Agency
Winnabelle
Mathews
Gehring Florist
Lafayette
Mrs. Elinor Coffin
Mrs
Mary Wardrop
South Third Street
Layman
Scotland
Robert Anderson
Joseph L. Baker
Roselawn Morial Park
Sullivan TB Assn
Indiana
Council of Deliberation
CLAY
the National Cash Register Company
N. 6Th St
Cowan Bros. and
Payne Florists
Margaretta Payne
Spruce
Dugger Man
North Side
Larrison’s
South Side
Wright’s
Washington C
North Side Pharmacy
South Side Pharmacy
Terre Haute Commercial College
IBM
Wabash
Thomas Chapel
WBOW
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