14 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
1
A Vigo County group urges rapid construction of two new high schools. Anaconda, a major local taxpayer, endorses the plan and cites recruiting skilled workers, high costs from delays, and the need to modernize facilities to attract staff and sustain growth.
The article reports French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville questioning U.N. effectiveness while diplomacy shifts to the crisis. It notes Britain urging Israel not to pressure West Bank Arabs, Soviet accusations of Israeli persecution, a Red Cross prisoner exchange, and Arab economic strain from oil politics as Libya blocks funds and canal reopen discussions stall.
RCA and United Brotherhood of Electrical Workers plan talks in Washington Thursday amid a nine day strike involving 32 000 workers at nine plants including Bloomington Marion and Indianapolis Indiana and six other out of state locations. The union seeks 5 percent raise in year one and 4 percent in years two and three with a cost of living allowance and bigger hospitalization benefits. Pension agreement has been reached.
Reports from South Vietnam describe heavy fighting in Pleiku and Quang Tri. A U S Air Force Super Sabre was shot down, its pilot killed, marking the 185th combat loss from hostile action. B52s hit infiltration routes as MIGs appear, and Kep base raids destroy or damage boxcars and a tank car.
The report notes Mariner 5 heads for Venus with a four month trip for Venus 4 and details of the mission plan are sparse. The craft will carry experiments to measure atomic hydrogen and atomic oxygen in Venusian upper atmosphere while Venus 3 crash lands earlier.
Composer Igor Stravinsky, living in Los Angeles, paid 896 for a first edition of Le Sacre du Printemps, which belonged to ballet dancer Anton Dolin. Sotheby's sale of ballet materials including costumes and figures totaled about 84 000.
The report notes the atmosphere data work aims to derive a temperature profile. Other spacecraft instruments will refine readings of atmospheric temperatures pressures and densities.
The Eme line Fairbanks Memorial Library trustees vote to invest the Library Improvement Reserve Fund in U S Treasury Bills after tax settlement. Forty thousand dollars for the first half of the year and twenty eight thousand six hundred eighty five were cashed in April. Sixty three thousand in bills will mature July 13 and be reinvested. A Plaza North branch lease is being prepared. Two pages, Michael Ireland and Patricia Arnett, resignations are accepted. Janice S. Hunt is hired as a page. Two library representatives will attend a Presbyterian Lay School of Theology workshop in Rochester August 13-19 at their own expense.
UPI reports Communist Huk guerrillas killed mayor of Baliuag a year ago and on Tuesday night shot dead his son Servando Santos Jr. and anti-Communist Danilo Cabiagco after they stepped from a taxi.
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