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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1963

Page

17

Iran Faces Likely New Violence Amid Reform Backlash

Turbulent Iran, a longtime East-West flashpoint, may enter another violent period that threatens Western interests in the Middle East. What began as religious rioting in Tehran against Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi's reforms escalated into a broad political uproar sparked by diverse groups seeking to halt the reform program. Street mobs in Tehran remain a critical political force.

Iran Middle East Tehran Shah Mohammed Reva Pahlavi

Iran Faces Broad Backlash as Shah Pushes Reform Plan

Analysis notes that diverse groups from landlords to mullahs and Mossadegh loyalists exploit unrest to oppose the shah’s land reform and factory privatizations. Despite wide plebiscite support for reform, the country remains volatile with possible upheaval, while Cold War powers watch Tehran closely.

Carrier Chuckie Smith Chooses Barber College Path

Coalmont eighth grader Charles Smith known as Chuckie is a long time carrier for the town paper. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Leon Smith of Coalmont and a member of Coalmont Baptist Church where he sings in the choir and enjoys basketball among other interests.

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Supersonic Airliners Get U.S. Support

President Kennedy backed U S development of supersonic transport after Pan Am ordered six Concorde style jets from Britain and France. The plan aims at Mach 3 speeds with a possible 1969 service date, amid debates on materials and heat stresses for aircraft skins.

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Etna’s Ancient Cone Visible in Lava Valley Slope

Catania scientists describe Etna as built from a chain of earlier volcanoes. Prof Alfredo Rittman of the Catania Institute of Vulcanology notes Etna rose hundreds of thousands of years ago over older cones, with part of the previous cone visible in a lava valley halfway down the current slope.

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Parus Pan Am Orders May Pressure Jetliner Market

Paris speculation suggested the Pan Am order could spur other carriers to buy the Concorde without awaiting an American model. No price was stated, but industry estimates put each plane at 8 to 10 million dollars versus the 6 million for current jets.

Paris Pan Am

Budget Body To Meet at Turkey Run

Indiana Budget Committee schedules a two day session at Turkey Run State Park to review expenditure requests totaling about 6.6 million dollars for construction. Purdue University seeks 3.4 million for heating plant additions and extension works. Indiana University requests 1.85 million for a business school building and 221 thousand for fieldhouse remodeling. The Deaf School asks 144 thousand for a boiler and 81 thousand for a new unit and activity building. The State Highway Commission requests 1.182 million from its funds for maintenance and other construction projects. An unrelated note mentions a 16th century Francis I costume.

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Mount Etna Adds To Eruptive History In Sicily

Mount Etna, Sicily's 10 633 foot volcano, has recorded over 50 major eruptions in history.

Mount Etna Sicily

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