Red Terrorists Destroy U S Headquarters
A violent raid on the U S installation in Venezuela followed anonymous threats claiming the site trains the Venezuelan armed forces. Terrorists dressed as Venezuelan officers forced a group to strip, looted weapons and valuables, and fled after binding guards and officers including Col. J K Chenault and two U S Majors.
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el Universal
U. S
John XXIII
U. S. Army
Col
J. K. Chenault
Chenault
T. C. Blevins
Maj
B. Gardner
Attack at home leaves 82 year old man hospitalized
Harry W. Liddle, 82, of 2618 Khrumbaar Street, was in satisfactory condition at St Anthony Hospital after suffering an attack at his residence. Fire department resuscitator crew provided emergency treatment and a Ryan ambulance transported him to the hospital.
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Harry W. Liddle
Khrumbaar Street
St. Anthony Hospital
Ryan
Wolfe Divorce Granted Custody and Support Ordered
Sharon Wolfe of 2716 Cruft Street received a divorce from Thomas Wolfe in Vigo Superior Court No 2. Judge Albert R Owens granted custody of a child and ordered the defendant to pay $10 weekly in support.
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Sharon Wolfe
Cruft Street
Thomas Wolfe
Albert R. Owens
Vigo Superior Court
Mother 23 Gets 90 Days for Child Neglect
A 23 year old mother Mary Ruth Grigsby of 1326 College Avenue received 90 days in Indiana Prison for Women after pleading guilty to child neglect. She was also fined $40 by Judge Edward Everett. The Vigo County Welfare Department prompted the sentence.
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Indiana
Mary Ruth Grigsby
College Avenue
Edward Everett
Vigo County
Ernest Hughes
Gilbert Avenue
Grigsby
Harry Shipley
Prairie Avenue
Jon P. Raney
North First Street
George W. Hay
North Twenty-seventh Street
Stephen C. Martin
Eighth Avenue
Grace O. Heisler
Evansville
Conrad B. Lloyd
South Ninth Street
Forrest D. Hall
Hursele J. Gasque
Muscle Shoal
Ala
Job John Edwardson
North Seventh Street
Patrick J. Mesaeh
West Johnson Street
Rayburn R. Hermanson
Chestnut Street
Todd Edwards
Hulman
Court Order To Prevent Interference Continues
Antisegregation demonstrations began last week as efforts to desegregate public facilities expanded. In Spartanburg South Carolina most downtown lunch counters and restaurants desegregated Wednesday with no incidents while Columbia and Greenville lowered barriers earlier. Savannah Georgia police arrested eight Negro teens for trespassing at a privately owned restaurant and released them on $100 bond. In Birmingham Alabama about 400 Negroes sought voter registration this week as a Jefferson County board noted few white applicants. Winston Salem North Carolina a biracial committee said most motels hotels and restaurants would open to all races immediately with desegregation negotiations ongoing.
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Spartanburg
U S. C
Colombia
Greenville
Savannah
Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County Board of Registrars
Winston-Salem
N. C
Florida Court Rules Cigarettes Notify Public Health Duty
The Florida High Court assigns bottling firms responsibility when placing a product on the market. It sustains that a maker bears liability if public health is to be protected from profit driven exploitation amid widespread commercial persuasion.
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Green
Florida
Executives in Louisville Mourn Bernard Rosenblum
Bernard D. Rosenblum 71 retired clothing company executive and charity worker died Wednesday in Louisville from a heart attack. He served on the board of the National Jewish Hospital in Denver and was active in charitable causes.
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Louisville
Bernard D. Rosenblum
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Weather records fall as Texas high hits 107
The nation’s lowest temperature excluding Alaska and Hawaii was 29 degrees at Redmond Oregon this morning. On Wednesday the high reached 107 degrees at Presidio Texas signaling a heat wave across the southwest region.
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New York
Hawaii
Alaska
U. S. Weather Bureau
Redmond
Ore
Presidio
Tex
Local Obituaries June Toll in Indiana Area
Multiple deaths are reported including Mrs. Brudetta Cheatem of Spruce Street Terre Haute and Mrs. Bertha Calimese of Sixth Avenue Terre Haute with services at Spruce Street AME Church and Shiloh Baptist Church. Additional notices include Mrs. Susan Hostetler of Lafayette and Mrs. May Springer of Dugger with services at local funeral homes and cemeteries. Frank Lupato, a Clinton resident, dies at Vermillion County Hospital with burial planned at Riverside cemetery.
Services for Mrs Mary J Hart
Mrs Mary J Hart 66 of 1922 South Ninth street died Tuesday. Services at Frank M Patrick J Ryan Funeral Home Friday at 9:00 am with Requiem Mass at St Margaret Mary's Church at 9:30 am. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Rosary at 7:00 pm tonight. friends may call.
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Mary J. Hart
South Ninth Street
Frank M.patrick J. Ryan
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mrs Sarah Stewart Services Set for Friday
Mrs. Sarah Stewart 83 of 1005 South Twentieth Street died Tuesday. Funeral services will be Friday at 10 a.m. at St Stephen's Episcopal Church with the Rev Allan Harlan officiating.
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Sarah Stewart
South Twentieth Street
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Allan Harlan
Daisy May Tucker Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Daisy May Tucker 73 of RR 1 Dennison Ill died at 9 35 am Thursday at her residence after an extended illness She is survived by husband Leslie S three daughters Danila Hunt Dennison Garnett Darling Jewett and Helen Marie Lucas Terre Haute Ind one son Garwood L Terre Haute Ind one brother Chester Eldred Terre Haute Ind eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren The body was sent to Frank M Patrick J Ryan Funeral Home Terre Haute where arrangements were pending
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Ill
Daisy May Tucker
Leslie S
Danila Hunt
RR 1
Garnett Darling
Jewett
Helen Marie Lucas
Terre Haute
Ind
Garwood L
Chester Eldred
Frank M.patrick J. Ryan
Obituary notices for Williamson Goad Colliflower
Ruth Ellen Williamson 72 formerly of Newport dies at Putnam County Hospital in Greencastle. Survived by two sons a daughter a brother two sisters one grandchild four great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Friday Friends Church Newport burial Newport cemetery. Leora Goad 78 Jasonville dies at Freeman Greene County Hospital Linton. Survives husband three sons a daughter a brother 24 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren. Services Saturday 2 p m McClanahan Funeral Home burial Odd Fellows Cemetery Bicknell. Ernest G Polly Colliflower 55 Hutsonville pipefitter dies at work. Survives widow Lois one son Stephen four brothers a sister. Service 10 a m Saturday First Christian Church burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p m Thursday at Pulliam Funeral Home.
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Spruce Street
Union Hospital
Sherman
Joyce Cross
Indianapolis
Marlene
Darlene Cheatem
Terre Haute
Sherman Jr
United States Marine Corps
Okinawa
Opal Golf
Ella Mae Thompson
Josephine Bishop
Maxine Chestnut
Milwaukee
Wis
Lebanon
Bertha Odessa Calimese
Sixth Avenue
Helen Hathecock
Barbara Joan Calimese
Mabel Bell
Mattoon, NL
Robert
Dora Estell
Joseph Hopgood
Mattoon
Elza Derrickson
Ola Derrickson
Tucson
Ariz
May Springer Dugger
Ind
May Springer
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Vonda Smith
Dorothy Arney
Versailles
John Arney
Dayton
Ohio
Walter Arney
Crab Orchard
Fannie Laws
Broadhead
Ruby McWilliams
Marie Octon
Summerset
Church of Christ
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand Club
Pythian Sisters
American Legion Auxiliary
Newport
Ruth Ellen Williamson
Putnam County Hospital
Greencastle
George
RR 2
Greencastile
Wilmer
Hillsdale
Ruth Massete
Cayuga
George Rightsell
Sarah Newburn
West Terre Haute
Goldie Nauman
Fillmore
Jasonville
Leora Goad
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Linton
James
Guy
Clemon
Baltimore
Hanover
Mary Gabbart
Bicknell
Zack Goodson
McClanahan
Roy Bridwell
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Ernest G
Polly
Colliflower
Hutsonville
Ill
Clarence Mansfield
Oak Grove Cemetery
Pulliam
Joey to Get Chance to See President at Event
An honor student and former school president, Joey Renzi, who is blind, will meet the president during a perfect day after medical issues at birth. He will also receive his novice ham radio permit today as the son of Navy enlistee Alfred Renzi.
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Joey Renzi
White House
Johnny
San Diego
Joey
Kennedy
Alfred Renzi
Sullivan Summer Program Offered
Sullivan Indiana June 6 Special The eight week physical education program is run by Reggie Laconi at the high school activities building. Classes run 9 to 11 a m Monday through Friday with sessions based on attendance dress points and tests. Recreation facilities open 1 to 4 p m Monday Wednesday Thursday and Friday with extra hours 10 a m to noon on Monday and Friday.
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Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan City
Reggie Laconi
Laconi
Tina Goes Home After Three Month Hospital Stay
Tina Jo McClintic, daughter of Gene and Mrs McClintic, left Community Hospital in Anderson Indiana after three months. Born February 26 weighing 29 ounces she dropped to 25 ounces but started gaining weight and reached five pounds before discharge on June 6.
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Anderson
Ind
Tina Jo McClintic
Gene McClintics
Snow on population a tougher long term problem than arms race
Sir Charles P. Snow, British scientist and novelist, told Michigan newsmen in Ann Arbor that population growth poses a harder long range threat than nuclear arms. He warned that even war would not significantly dent world population. August Heckscher says he will resign next week as President Kennedy's special con-
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Charles P. Snow
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
August Heckscher
Kennedy
Rabbi Tarr Writes Broadway Bound Comedy The New Frontier
Rabbi Herbert Tarr of Westbury New York writes a comedy slated for Broadway after tryouts in New Haven and Philadelphia. The play is titled The New Frontier.
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Herbert Tarr
Westbury
N. Y
New Haven
Philadelphia
New Frontier
USIA Chief Robert Lindvall Dies at 40
Robert W. Lindvall, 40, chief of the book development section at the U S Information Agency, died Wednesday of a heart attack in Washington. Lindvall, born in Minneapolis, joined the agency in 1955.
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Washington
Robert W. Lindvall
Lindvall
USIA
Minneapolis
Minn
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