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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1972
Page
2
Cooler air moves from the northern Plains to New England with warmer conditions elsewhere. Showers are expected along the central Pacific coast and the northern Rockies with rain in North Dakota and portions of Minnesota.
Partly sunny Sunday with cool north and mild south. Variable clouds and warmer Monday and Tuesday with a chance of afternoon or evening showers. Lows 52 to 62, then 58 to 65. highs 70 to 80, then 82 to 92 by Tuesday.
The article outlines a packed Boys State program from Sunday to Friday. Speakers include ISU faculty Mark Hayes and journalism staff Fred Nation, Dr Orley Herron of Greenville College, FBI agent Paul A. Zolbe, and Lt. John Ferguson. Delegates will elect officials Wednesday and attend inaugurations, visits to Terre Haute, and a Governor’s Review with Gov Whitcomb and President Rankin. Outstanding Citizen of Boys State will be awarded at Friday’s final assembly.
McGovern aims to tighten ties with the Northeast and Catholic ethnics while his aides weigh Wallace as a running mate. Hurwitz threatens to desert over the Wallace option. Carter suggests McGovern shifts toward Southern tolerances and party unity. Chisholm hints at common ground with Wallace but cautions on school integration. A fundraising unit, The Woonsocket Club, forms for large donors.
An elderly Cleveland Trust Co teller handed over $1,177 after a neatly dressed man produced a gun and demanded money. The suspect fled with the cash as Sen Alan Cransom of California also left with him. The piece also notes political moves and presidential pensions.
Traffic ked From Page One describes new overhead signals identical to major highways with a 12 inch red light and 8 inch amber and green lights. Switzer notes no lights west of 11th Street and Wabash Avenue due to the proposed interchange. City officials were told Thursday to begin negotiations with the lowest bidder.
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