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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
3
Negotiations at the capital show no agreement in the rail labor dispute. Railroads claim outdated work rules cost $600 million annually, calling it featherbedding. A presidential commission urged right to change rules to match tech advances and proposed eliminating 40,000 firemen from freight and yard trains as a first step. Five unions cover 200,000 on train employees.
Welsh said Bethlehem offered no promissory note for the 70 million harbor project and a revenue bond issue is under consideration. The Indiana General Assembly blocked offshore port funds in 1963, with Congress considering federal aid stalled. Outer harbor and breakwater price tag sits at 25.5 million, bond issue likely after state funds denial. Indiana toll bridges plan calls for 12 million state share, funded by revenue bonds and cigarette tax proceeds.
A divorce was granted Tuesday by Superior Court No. 2 Judge Albert R Owens to Barbara J Marshall RR 2 West Terre Haute from Jerry J Marshall RR 3 West Terre Haute. Earlier, Judge Owens awarded a divorce and restoration of her former name Thompson to Karen Sue Fougerousse 6922 Lafayette Avenue in action against Richard L Fougerousse.
Terre Haute Chapter 336 Women of the Moose is awarded second place in an international contest for its Mooseheart and Moosehaven support and local civic fundraising work. Senior Regent Mrs. Luther Selvin and College of Regents member Mrs. Claude Wardle will attend the five day International Convention in Chicago. about 30 members travel by bus.
Thirty one living past presidents of the Terre Haute Kiwanis Club will attend a noon meeting to receive certificates from Kiwanis International marking the club’s forty third anniversary. Lawrence A. Hapgood of Chicago will present the awards while Russell Archer, current club president, will host at the Terre Haute House luncheon.
Kennedy and Macmillan press for a comprehensive test ban as Khrushchev delays ground on inspection type. Soviet offers two to three inspections yearly while the West seeks seven on site visits. Officials weigh how Moscow’s stance may affect a July Moscow meeting with China and the overall talks.
Edwin Halcrow 75, former seaman and minister who later owned a newspaper, will graduate from College of San Mateo next Sunday with an associate of arts degree. He says his schooling is a personal geriatrics experience and plans to have 20 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren present.
The United States announces it will refrain from atmospheric nuclear testing as long as no other nation conducts such tests. The statement signals a push for a formal global moratorium and underscores international tension over arms control.
Detectives continued a probe into a break in at the United Auto Electric building on North Fifth Street. Officials reported entry by breaking a north window and a cigarette machine was rifled. Nearby, Donald Mulligan reported garden damage valued at about 50 dollars.
Raymond L. Sumner, nominee for Fourth District councilman in the Republican city primary on May 7, submitted a report to County Clerk Leonard Conrad showing no expenses. He ran unopposed, thus listing zero expenditures.
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