Welsh Awaits Ruling on Indiana Tax Collection
Indiana Governor Matthew E. Welsh faces a pivotal court ruling after Marion Circuit Judge John R. Niblack declared the two percent sales tax unconstitutional. A Wednesday hearing will decide whether to block or allow tax collection starting July 1, with potential Supreme Court appeal and a projected $187 million revenue shortfall plus $60 million related losses.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
Marion Circuit
John R. Niblack
Welsh
Niblack
State Supreme Court
Atty
Edwin K. Steers
Golf Outing Set for Paris Illinois by SPE
Harold Newport of Bemis Bay Co Terre Haute accepts dinner reservations for the East Central Illinois SPE golf outing on June 27 at Paris Country Club. SPE members and guests will play golf or cards from 2 to 7 30 p m followed by a steak dinner.
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Harold Newport
Bemis Bay Co
Terre Haute
Illinois
Society For Plastics Engineers
Paris, Ill
SPE
Kennedy plan to press ahead with Europe trip despite politics
White House aides insist Kennedy will proceed with plans to visit Great Britain Italy and West Germany as political turmoil grows in Britain Italy and West Germany. Salinger says a full schedule remains likely though changes could occur if conditions worsen.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Kennedy
Great Britain
Italy
West Germany
Harold Macmillan
London
Konrad Adenauer
Ireland
Antonio Segni
Macmillan
Pierre Salinger
Britain
Sussex
Europe
Salinger
Oldest graduate Edwin Halcrow earns degree at College of San Mateo
San Mateo June 17 Edwin Halcrow 75 earned an associate in arts degree at the College of San Mateo and will serve as camp commissioner on a three month Boy Scout tour starting today. The former Yreka Baptist pastor has five children 20 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. He became an Eagle Scout at 71 after a heart attack in 1959 and calls college study his geriatrics project.
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San Mateo
Calif
Edwin Halcrow
College of San Mateo
Boy Scout
Halcrow
Yreka
Local resident joins Indiana National Guard officer cadets
Samuel Carpenter, 2550 North Sixth street, is among 96 candidates enrolled in the Indiana Army National Guard officer candidate school at Fort Benjamin Harrison. The two week session ends June 22, with field training in 1963 and 1964 and monthly weekend drills. The Indiana Military Academy has graduated 255 officers since 1956, led by Maj. Richard R. King with nine training officers.
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Indiana Army National Guard
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Samuel Carpenter
North Sixth Street
Indiana Military Academy
Indiana National Guard
Richard R. King
Wabash Valley Conservation Camp Set for Shakamak Park
Bud Morgan announces the Vigo County Conservation Council plans the Wabash Valley Boys Annual Conservation Camp at Shakamak State Park August 12 to 16 for 100 boys from Terre Haute and nearby counties. Camp features rifle and gun safety soil conservation forestry first aid and civil defense instruction with Indiana Conservation Officers assisting and local citizens teaching. Contact local conservation clubs or camp director Joe Junker 2227 Garfield Avenue to enroll.
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Bud Morgan
Vigo County Conservation Council
Wabash Valley
Shakamak State Park
Terre Haute
Indiana Conservation Officers
Conservation Club
Joe Junker
Garfield Avenue
Knights of Columbus Election Tonight At 8
Mother Theodore Council of the Knights of Columbus will elect officers at 8 p m during a meeting in the council chambers. All members are urged to attend.
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Mother Theodore
Council of the Knights of Columbus
Roosevelt aid dies in Washington at 89
Mrs. Henrietta Nesbitt longtime White House housekeeper for Franklin D Roosevelt and part of Harry S Truman’s tenure died Sunday. She will be buried at Hyde Park New York on Thursday.
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Washington
Henrietta Nesbitt
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Red propaganda harvests from U S race unrest
The piece argues that Communist media exploit U S race violence to attack American democracy. It notes broadcasts from China to Cuba portraying U S racial strife as proof of hypocrisy and a natural outcome of capitalism, and cites Soviet praise of stability at home while criticizing U S leaders.
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United States
China
Cuba
U. S
Red
Africa
North Korea
North
Young carrier serves Tribune in Derby Hill area
Larry Wycoff, 16, a West Vigo High School sophomore, handles daily Tribune circulation in Derby Hill west of West Terre Haute. He enjoys basketball, baseball, swimming and travel and is the son of Herbert and … Wycoff of RR 1, West Terre Haute and a member of Assembly of God Church.
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Tribune
Derby Hill
West Terre Haute
Larry Wycoff
West Vigo
Larry
Herbert Wycoff
RR 1
Assembly of God Church
Civil rights tense photo stirs Birmingham debate
A controversial photo shows a police dog lunging at a Black individual in Birmingham Alabama. The image, described as the "true picture of what you call civilization," sparked harsh reactions over policing and race.
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Birmingham
Ala
Baby Dies from Heat Stroke in Closed Car
In Jeffersonville Indiana a 13 month old son of Kenneth R Wilson a student minister died after being left in a closed compact car outside a church. The Washington County coroner Dr Henry Coleman ruled the cause apparent heat stroke and convulsions. The father found the infant three hours after leaving him in the car and said he failed to open the windows as he had done before.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Washington County
Henry Coleman
Carl Wilson
Kenneth R. Wilson
Louisville
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Baptist Church
Borden
Wilson
Two Indiana Women Killed in Mount Carmel Crash
Mrs. Pearl A. Limp and Mrs. Florence M. Smith, both of Huntingburg, Ind., died after a car crash near Mount Carmel Illinois 15 nine miles west of town. Driver Albina Newton and Burnetta Kappner, both Huntingburg, were seriously injured at Wabash General Hospital. An inquest was scheduled for tonight.
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Mount Carmel
Pearl A. Limp
Florence M. Smith
Huntingburg
Ind
Here
Limp
Smith
Evansville
Albina Newton
Burnetta Kappner
Wabash General Hospital
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