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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1962
Page
5
In Tunis on June 13, Youssef Ben Khedda, head of the Algerian provisional government, rejected any revision of the Evian peace agreements to extend guarantees to European residents. He said maneuvers aim to sabotage the accord by pretending revisions are possible.
Ben Khedda said real peace in Algeria must come from enforcing the Evian accords. He spoke as he left for Cairo after two weeks of talks with Algeria's European minority and the provisional executive body. He warned European terrorists may renew mass killings and urged France to restore order or face a military aid appeal.
Fort Wayne Indiana June 13 Bayh district leaders say U S Senate bid would spur a national drive against juvenile crime. Birch E Bayh Jr joins 4th District Democrats in outlining plans and endorses Kennedy style methods to deter youth crime and improve communities.
Endorsements of Bayh at a Lake County news conference boost his path to the Democratic nomination. Pers and Krupa advocate Bayh citing his legislative record and youth, while Boswell remains a contrast amid county party tensions and GOP challenges tied to indictments. Bayh notes strong district backing and a Fort Wayne endorsement demonstration. The winner faces Sen. Homer Capehart in November if nominated by Republicans.
Economists project global consumption of pulp paper products at 77 million tons and foresee demand rising to about 154 million tons by 1975. This implies rapid expansion in production and supply chain needs worldwide.
Police broke down a Hyde Park dwelling after complaints of odor and found 111 dogs on the ground floor and about 600 cats upstairs. A 63 year old widow was taken to Boston State Hospital for mental observation as animal rescue crews removed the menagerie. The house was declared unfit for living.
Estes sharply tied Commercial Solvents Corp to vast fraud involving surplus grain storage payments and a west Texas fertilizer pyramid scheme. Wheeler defended CSC while noting no Brazil ties. The case also cites an antitrust suit and a department aide briefly confined after a file clash.
Eight young men enlist in the U S Air Force with three from Terre Haute, three from Clinton, and one each from Hillsdale and Casey Illinois. The group includes Jerry Lee Allen Carl Richard Copher Dallas D Porter Frederick J Barushak Stephen Bruce Morgan James Delbert Sykes James Russell Johnson and Paul Richard Barnett. They departed for Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio to begin basic training.
Victoria Harris, 30, of 2238 Third Avenue, was fined 114.50 in City Court after three charges were upheld by Special Judge Charles W. Vincent. She was found guilty of leaving the scene of a property damage accident, public intoxication, and driving the wrong way on a one way street. A petit larceny verdict was not guilty. The case tied to an March 20 auto crash on South Fourth Street, with license loss likely from the leaving the scene conviction. She earlier faced a separate charge of having no operator’s license from a Tuesday morning incident.
Wilbur Sparks of Indianapolis pleaded not guilty to DUI and intoxication after allegedly attempting to turn his car around on Rose Polytechnic campus lawn. Judge Everett set June 26 for trial. Dennis Warren fined 17.75 for second muffler offense. others, including James Jones Mitchell Sharpe Reese Pierce and a 16 year old, paid 2.75 each for muffler violations. Two youths aged 15, Nussel and McCray, were fined 2.75 for scooter operation. Parents were lectured on youth responsibility. William Scott and Marvin Vermillion, both 21 22, paid 21.75 each for reckless driving.
Raymond Miller 45 of 1331 Harding avenue was fined 5 dollars with costs suspended after pleading guilty to littering public streets. Alan McCollister 19 of RR 5 Brazil Mervin Sparks 45 of 705 South Fourth street Terry Hancher 17 of 2300 Liberty avenue Charles Pad dock 25 of Montezuma Adrian Corenflos Jr. 19 of 2912 North Thirteenth street paid 2.75 dollars total for running stop signs and related offenses.
Mare Beeson of 1215 North Sixth Street reports a theft early Wednesday, saying someone took all four hubcaps from her vehicle.
A theft from a vehicle parked at 3040 Wabash avenue occurred Tuesday evening. Beeson valued the hubcaps at 56 dollars. Officers Jack Lowder and Bill Heckels Burg investigated.
Cooking fats that caught fire caused a total of 250 dollars in damage to the Robert Ruddell residence at 332 Gilbert Avenue on Tuesday. The house sustained 150 dollars in damage and 100 dollars to the contents. Pumper companies 5 and 8 and Truck 1 responded to the 1 o'clock alarm.
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