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Terre Haute Tribune

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Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1959

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Proposal Calls For Status Quo In city's Crisis

Assistant Secretary of State Andrew Berding calls a secret Soviet offer to extend Western rights in West Berlin for a year unacceptable. He accuses Moscow of trying to force a breakdown of the Big Four talks by proposing a 12 month status quo and a pathway to East German unification under Communist control. Gromyko reportedly made the oral proposal to the Western Big Three.

Geneva UPI Andrew Berding West Berlin Berding Big Four Berlin West Germany East Germany Andrei Gromyko Gromyko Christian Herter Selwyn Lloyd Maurice Couve de Mur

Court Grants Starkweather Execution Stay

Supreme Court Justice Whitaker grants a stay of execution for Charles Starkweather in Lincoln Nebraska, until the High Court rules on his appeal. Deadline set for petition by June 17. automatic stay termination possible if no petition is filed or if certiorari is denied. Starkweather, convicted of 11 murders, faced execution at 12:01 a.m. Friday, marking his fourth postponement.

Washington Supreme Court Charles FE. Whitaker Charles Starkweather Lincoln Neb Starkweather Whitaker Nebraska Atty C. S. Beck U. S. Supreme Court Beck

Weather Map and Local Conditions Update

The Weather Bureau report shows Sul River at 3.6 feet and falling. Yesterday’s high 85 and low 67 with 0.02 inches of precipitation. Local conditions note sunrise at 5 23 and noon map details on page 10.

Terre Haute Weather Outlook With Showers Tonight

Partly cloudy with scattered showers tonight in Terre Haute and vicinity. Lows around 68. Thursday remains partly cloudy and warm with highs near 9. Indiana shows showers and thundershowers this afternoon and tonight, with warmer conditions Thursday. Illinois expects partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday, with a chance of thundershowers in the northwest. Lows 66 to 72, temperatures near 71 to 76 on the street thermometer.

Terre Haute Indiana Illinois

FBI Nabs Six in Chicago Con Game Targeting Convention Delegates

Six members of a check tampering and confidence game gang were arrested in Chicago after allegedly bilking convention delegates of over 250000. The gang lured visitors from Loop motels to West Side taverns, cashing 240000 in checks and processing another 40000 in checks that did not clear. Indictments charged use of the mails to defraud and interstate transportation of checks.

Chicago FBI Richard D. Auerbach U. S. Atty Paul D. Keller David Doran West Side James T. Korbos Julius Grieco Amedeo di Domenico Nate Schulman Ogden Huddle Ogden Kedzie Dominick Abbrescia Tavern Sevnth Alec Harris Miami Beach Fla

Police Patrolman Finds Burglar Returning Home

San Francisco report notes Patrolman Joseph Ryan granted leave from his boat to deliver a package. He then recovered a burglar found ransacking his residence and brought the intruder to custody.

San Francisco Joseph Ryan

Aluminum Workers win Anaconda plant union election

The Aluminum Workers of America won the right to bargain for the Anaconda Aluminum Co. plant's 200 plus employees in a runoff election over the United Steelworkers by 113 to 92. The result awaits NLRB certification within 10 days.

Aluminum Workers of America, International Union Anaconda Aluminum Co Aluminum Workers United Steelworkers of America National Labor Relations Board Aluminum Union Steelworkers Patrick J. Reilly Anaconda William H. “Pat” Williams Williams

Flood Control Group Tours Mansfield Dam Project

Indiana flood officials led by Anton Hulman Jr visit Mansfield Dam and reservoir construction near Turkey Run State Park to review water resources surveys and hear from Army Engineers. Brig Gen W W Lapsley and Col Charles Noble spoke at lunch as projection completion moves to February with a possible spring fill. New directors Herschel Cheek and Mayor Major Bailey joined the Wabash Valley Association as membership plans and research reports were discussed.

John Potisek Turkey Run State Park Turkey Run Inn Wabash Valley Mansfield Anton Hulman Jr Indiana Flood Control and Water Resources Commission W. W. Lapsley Cincinnati Army Engineering Corps Ohio Valley Division Charles C. Noble Louisville Robert D. Walker Army Corps of Engineers Walker Hulman U. S House of Representatives Appropriations Committee Wabash Valley Associaton University Research Advisory Committee Herschel Cheek RR 2 Clinton Major Bailey Albion

Girl 10 Seriously Shot At Robinson Ill

Ten year old Brenda Kibler, daughter of Delbert Kibler, was accidentally shot and seriously wounded while visiting relatives in Robinson Illinois. The bullet entered below the right shoulder and lodged beneath the left shoulder blade after Phillip Catt, 12, found a .32 revolver and tried to show it to her. She remained in serious condition at Schmidt Clinic.

Schmidt Clinic

Hunt Owner of 37 Slot Machines

Uph Henry County authorities seek to establish ownership of 37 slot machines seized at a New Castle storage firm on a tip. Sheriff Warren Davis says records show the machines, described as one armed bandits, belonged to a Muncie fraternal organization and had been stored for years. The seizure brings total machines seized in the past week to 46 as Prosecutor Dwight Beckner says ownership will be established before charges are filed.

New Castle Ind Uph Henry County Warren Davis Muncie Dwight Beckner

Heat triggers five alarm fire at Brooklyn factory

A 91 degree day in New York sparked a five alarm blaze that gutted a Brooklyn factory making rubberized cloth and damaged four other buildings. Fire Marshal Martin Scott said the heat likely caused an explosion of fumes inside the plant.

New York Brooklyn Martin Scott

U S Jobless Ranks Down By 238000

May employment rose to a record 66 016 000 with unemployment falling 238 000 to 3 389 000 the lowest in 18 months. Government cites factory recalls and a large rise in non farm jobs as key factors. Average weekly earnings hit 90 32 and the work week grew to 40 5 hours.

Washington Lewis L. Strauss James P. Mitchell

Erhard and Adenauer Fail to End Rift in Berlin Ties

Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard and Konrad Adenauer failed to settle their quarrel over Adenauer's insistence on remaining chancellor after a private hour and 45 minute talk. A full meeting of 271 Christian Democratic members will continue the discussion later today.

Bonn Germany Ludwig Erhard Konrad Adenauer Adenauer Christian Democratic Party Christian Democratic West Germany Erhard United States Washington

Garfield High School 47th Commencement Tonight

143 Garfield seniors receive diplomas at 8 p.m. in the Student Union Building Indiana State Teachers College. Awards will be announced during the program. Processional by the orchestra, pledge, invocation, choir performance, saxophone solo, and student speakers plus a choral group are planned.

Garfield Garfield High School Indiana State Teachers Ed Berry America Stephen Fisher Abraham Lincoln Barbara Martin Clara Barton Don Scott George Washington Carver Elsie McGlosson Albert Schweitzer Zianna Berglund Molly Alkire Susan

Probers Set To Quiz Elusive Pittsburgh Pair

The Senate Rackets Committee widens its probe of Lake County gambling and prostitution to Pittsburgh. Two Pennsylvania witnesses John La Rocca and Gabriel Mannarino will be questioned about connections to Chicago mob presence and past underworld events. Kennedy says they attended a 1957 Apalachin convention and may illuminate related rackets.

Washington UPI Senate Lake County Ind Pittsburgh Robert F. Kennedy Pennsylvania John la Rocca Gabriel Mannarino Chicago Tony Pinelli Kennedy la Rocca Apalachin N. Y Pinelli Gary

Evansville Planning Funds Granted for Regional Plan

Washington June 10 The Urban Renewal Administration approved a 15970 federal grant to the Evansville Vanderburgh Regional Plan Commission Indiana. The money will fund a plan for developing the Evansville Vanderburgh county metropolitan area.

Washington Urban Renewal Administration Evansville- Vanderburgh

Woman Held Up In Liquor Store on Eighth Avenue

An armed robber described as tall and slender robbed the Eighth Avenue Liquor Store at Thirteenth Street and Lafayette Avenue of about $60 shortly after noon Wednesday. The victim, Mrs. Etta Formola, said the man forced her into a rear restroom and warned her not to cry out before fleeing on foot.

Eighth Avenue Thirteenth Street Lafayette Avenue Etta Formola

Five Selected For New Board In City Redevelopment

The Terre Town board of trustees chose five commissioners for the Department of Redevelopment. They are John Curry of Webber-Curry architects Rt Rev Herbert F Winterhalter Gilbert Bosworth Morris Landsbaum and Herbert Patterson. Trustee George Clements resigned for not meeting residence requirements and a vacancy will be filled by the Common Council.

City Department of Redevelopment John Curry Weber-Curry Architects Herbert F. Winterhalter Gilbert Bosworth Operating Engineers Union Morris Landsbaum Herbert Patterson Crawford-White, Inc George Clements Leonard Marshall Common Council Marshall Louis Phipps Raymond Kearns Harold Harrison Department of Redevelopment The Clements Terre Town

FBI reports fall in murders and robberies in early 1959

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover notes an encouraging drop in murders and robberies for January to March 1959 but cautions the overall city crime rate dipped less than one percent from 1958. Auto thefts, robberies and aggravated assaults show varied shifts while burglaries and large-larceny rise slightly.

Washington UPD FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover

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St Har Carey Terre Haute Personnel Club American Society For Personnel Administration Hotel Deming Joe G. Bushur Paul L. Moore East Lansing Mich ASPA William M. Grimes Personnel Club Chamber of Commerce Bushur L. M. Todd Moore Marjorie Beckwith U S. Weather Bureau Sul AWA Mansfield Dam Robinson Hunt U.S Ninth Ohio Streets Frank Casteel Forrest Everhart Tallahassee William P. Joyce Florida W. May Walker Florida A&m Wilson Col Probers Giancana Sam (Mooney) Giancana John Formosa Evansville
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