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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1966

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Terre Haute 150th pageant thrills Memorial Stadium crowds

A 90 minute T. H. 150 pageant celebrated Terre Haute's 150 years with 1000 performers in 22 episodes. Pre show attractions included Miss Terre Haute Sesquicentennial Alice Compton and skydivers from 10 000 feet. The event featured ISU founding, frontier scenes, and a grand fireworks finale with a second performance planned for Wednesday.

Memorial Stadium Terre Haute All Vis T Memorial Stadium Indiana State University John Whitaker Wiley Wiley Athletic Field Scouts YMCA YWCA Alice Compton Terre Haute Sesquicentennial Nora Jane Birely United States of America

Terre Haute Debates Urban Renewal Plan for Community Center

The Common Council prepares to vote on Resolution No. 8 for 1966 approving the urban renewal project R-40, outlining area blight, relocation feasibility, and private redevelopment potential with a public hearing planned before council action. Federal funds exceeding six million dollars are referenced.

Common Council of Terre Haute Community Center Department of Redevelopment Common Council Malcolm Boone Paul O’dea William Butts Butts

Daley Triumphs in Chicago Primary Across-the-board win

Mayor Richard J. Daley scored a strong victory in Chicago's primary, sweeping support for his leadership. His bond program for lighting, sewer, transport and police fire services passed by more than two to one, boosting his prestige. Reps. Dawson and O'Hara, backed by Daley, won renomination against younger opponents. Republican Perce won the Senate nomination, with Douglas competing. Other GOP and Democratic primary outcomes followed.

Chicago Richard J. Daley Daley William L. Dawson South Side Barratt O’hara Charles H. Percy U.S Paul H. Douglas Ray Page Robert A. Campbell Kenneth J. Gray West Frankfort George E. Shipley Olney

Earth swallowing cows and houses near Kansas City

A Kansas City suburb hallmarked by a sinking terrain saw a cow vanish into ground on January 3 and a home collapse into a limestone mine nearby. Over months five homes sank or fractured while residents evacuated and moved, officials report ongoing quarry issues and contracts noting supporting pillars.

Monty Flack Ralph Crookham David Kansas City Earth Kan Ralph L. Crookham

Weather map notes for Terre Haute region forecast

Mostly cloudy conditions with mild temperatures and chances of showers. Today high 75 to 82, tonight low in the upper 50s, Thursday highs near 80s with early morning showers ending. Illinois and Indiana forecasts follow similar mild trends with showers possible tonight and clearing by Friday.

Terre Haute Indiana Illinois

Police clear streets as 500 Chicago officers jail 31 in Puerto Rican riot area

Chicago police confined Puerto Rican district after two nights of unrest. About 2 000 residents crowded streets Tuesday night while 31 were arrested pushing total detentions to 112 since rioting began. Police used “clear the streets with a smile” tactic to curb violence.

Chicago West Division Nelson Algren Puerto Rico James Holzman Resi

Jaguar Guard Works Station in Mill Valley Calif

At Harry Fitzgibbon's in Mill Valley a 150 pound jaguar named Kitty guards the station after a beating of attendant Joe Ghazar. Trained since birth in Paraguay, Kitty acts on command and can sleep in the office window while also pursuing trouble at the pump.

Fitzgibbon Joe Ghazar Ghazar Harry Fitzgibbons Mill Valley Fitzgibbons Kitty Rich Brammer

Highest ransom paid in 1953 kidnapping revealed

United Press International reports the record ransom of 600000 dollars for 6 year old Robert C Greenlease Jr kidnapped September 28 1953 and found dead nine days later.

Robert C. Greenlease Jr

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