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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
2
Pilots join engineers and major carriers Pan American Eastern in mediation as Gold berg and federal mediators seek settlement. Kennedy warns must settle to avoid strike. Union leader R A Brown notes president's admonition against a long disruption.
President Kennedy flew back to Washington by helicopter from Glen Ora Virginia after a weekend at the Middleburg estate. He was joined by his 4 year old daughter Caroline while Mrs. Kennedy and John Jr. had earlier traveled by car. The first family attended Mass Sunday at the Middleburg Community Center.
Curtain rises in Nashville Indiana as Indiana University’s Brown County Playhouse starts its 14th summer season with The Importance of Being Earnest. The barn theater has drawn 160000 attendees since 1949.
Over the weekend thirteen people died in crashes across Indiana. Warnie Capps, 51, of Louisville, was killed when the car he rode in hit a bridge abutment on a county road near Scottsburg. His brother David Capps, 45, of Bedford, faces drunken driving charges. In Fort Wayne two men, Robert Giles, 26, and George Otis Minor, 19, died in a Friday night crash. Charles Shaw, 46, of Columbus, died in a Kirklin collision. Robert E. Chrisman, 29, of Elkhart, was injured fatally in a Goshen one car wreck. Stephen E. Fox, 18, of Auburn, died Sunday from injuries after his car struck a tree on Ind 2 near Newville. passenger Joseph Lemper, 18, of Auburn, was killed. None of these deaths were counted in the weekend toll.
A FBI report suggests an explosion caused the crash with circumstantial evidence pointing to dynamite. Leon H. Tanguay of the CAB said tests indicated residue of dynamite and that an explosive may have been placed in the right rear washroom. The flight carried Doty and Geneva Fraley en route from Chicago to Kansas City to start a home decorating business.
Syrian premier Bashir Azmeh, 52, has been confined to bed for five days after a medical commission advised rest due to irregular heartbeats.
Details of the agreement are pending as the OAS halts campaigning in Algiers amid talks toward a referendum and Moslem Christian community accord. De Gaulle calls the move decisive while European critics voice skepticism and Tunis leaders remain silent.
Hughes seeks a fourth term as delegates 2670 pick candidates for secretary of state auditor superintendent of public instruction and two courts. Bayh appears set to win a liberal senate nomination while Boswell challenges him. Contests also run for appellate court and other posts with a plan to ballot all races together.
The murder case against Hulburd continues with calls for final arguments after testimony by state witnesses and the defense challenging evidence. Former Chief of Detectives Willard Gantz returns to the stand, and Indiana State Police records director Hershell Green denies any gun permit for the defendant.
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In Rockville Indiana two crash victims Claude Hamilton 30 a demolition crewman and Glenda Hammond 21 recently from Montezuma died of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. They will be buried in McDowell Kentucky and Christopher Illinois after bodies found Saturday near a parked car south of Rockville. An inquiry was held at Butler Funeral Home.
About 250 workers returned to work at Stadler Packing Co in Columbus Indiana after a five day strike by 15 members of Local 135 Teamsters Union. The wage dispute drove picket lines but other workers crossed. Federal mediators in Indianapolis helped reach the agreement with no contract details released.
Claude McCullough 68 of 3200 North Fourteenth street died at 12 03 Sunday at Union Hospital. Retired butcher, survived by widow Jennie two sons Harry and Clyde McCullough Terre Haute a stepson Bobby Hornbeck England a daughter Eunice Arnold Terre Haute two sisters Eva Mc Clean Twin Falls Ada Green Oia Calton Terre Haute Ina Batman Canton Michigan twelve grandchildren seven step grandchildren four great grandchildren five step great grandchildren Services 1 PM Tuesday at Thomas Funeral Home with Rev Norman E Elder officiating burial in Highland Lawn cemetery Friends may call
Funeral services for Edward Buchholz will be at Martin Tearman Funeral Home Wednesday morning. He died Friday evening in Detroit. He is survived by his sister Florence Rochenfield of Detroit two brothers Arthur Terre Haute Cyril Detroit two daughters Marilyn Dipzinski Lois Amolsch and three sons Carol Ronald William all of Detroit and four grandchildren. Rosary at Peterson Finch Funeral Home Detroit Monday evening burial at Highland Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 Tuesday evening.
Funeral notices for Oltha K. Trueblood 77 of 2000 North Eighth Street with services at Oregon Baptist Church and burial at Pogue cemetery. Elzie Simpson 76 of RR 6 dies at Union Hospital. service at Lost Creek Baptist Church and burial at Stewart cemetery. Final rites for Frank Haskett 52 of RR 7 held at Thomas Funeral Home. burial at Roselawn Memorial Park.
Earl Williams 63 a former Owen-Clay County resident died Sunday afternoon at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after living there 12 years Surviving are widow Clara Clin german Williams three daughters Lillian Hauser Brazil Mary Jane Seddon Lafayette Leona Rosselot Indianapolis a son Leroy Williams at home four sisters Zetta Smith Hazel German Audrey Vanatti Edna Kellin five brothers Otis Williams Ralph Williams Dennis Williams John Williams Morgan Williams Service arrangements pending at Rentschler Funeral Home
Ernest N. Dickson seventy nine years old died at 8 45 Sunday morning at Vermilion County Hospital in Clinton Ind He was a retired bread salesman last with Bell Baking Co of Terre Haute He is survived by widow Charlotte two stepdaughters Mrs Frank Toth Pewaukee Wis and Mrs Charles Clement Indianapolis five stepgrandchildren a sister Mrs Ira Pardee Salem Ore and a half sister Mrs Alice Russell Scottsdale Ariz Services 130 PM Tuesday at First Funeral Home Rev Joseph L Baker will officiate and burial will be in Walnut Grove Cemetery Friends may call
Obituaries report deaths of Steve Semancik Sr 88 of Blanford Elmer Delp 65 WWI veteran of Casey Herbert R Stoelting 56 near Dennison with survivors including spouses children and grandchildren Services set or held with local churches and funeral homes leading to interments in local cemeteries.
Edgar Laselle 81 of RR 2 Centerpoint died Saturday. Services set for 2 PM Tuesday at Rentsehler Funeral Home with burial in Centerpoint cemetery. former county commissioner and hospital board member. Clem Shelton Casey 77 of Casey died Friday. Services 10 AM Tuesday at Markwell Funeral Home with burial in Long Point cemetery.
Homer Wesley Cotterman 74 of 1009 South Marshal street died at home Sunday at 11 20 am. Survived by wife Laura Mae son William Dale Cotterman of Alexandria Indiana brother Ivan D. Cotterman of Chicago four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He was a memabbreviated.
A prison riot at St. Vincent de Paul led to fires in 6 of 15 buildings. Guards and inmates fought with improvised weapons as hundreds endured an outdoor night in 50 degree cold. One convict found dead in hospital. three guards injured. Provincial police and army intervened to quell the blaze amid overcrowded conditions criticized by officials.
Mrs. Ruby Ruth Hayden age 61 of 3024 North Sixth Street was listed in fair condition Monday afternoon at Union Hospital after a two car collision at the Third Street and Florida Avenue intersection. Officers Pestoff and Slover report Hayden’s westbound vehicle was struck by a southbound car driven by Raymond Leroy Haughee 18 of Mecca.
Judge Albert R. Owens grants Averil Lee Zettler custody of three children in a divorce from Roy V. Zettler. Averil is awarded real estate ownership while Roy is ordered to pay $25 weekly support.
The notice lists funeral arrangements for Raymond Abner 66 of Lyford died Saturday with services at 10 30 Tuesday at First Funeral Home and burial in Riverside cemetery He was a WW I veteran survived by wife Ola and three sisters Blanche Hood Gladys Hardman and Oma Jackson and the text also references church and fraternal lodge affiliations with services at 2 30 Tuesday at Blume Stewart Funeral Home and burial at Edgar cemetery.
Mrs. Pansy R. Lacey 54, former local resident, died Saturday in Chicago. Service arrangements are pending at Newkirk Funeral Home. Survived by husband Hiram two sons Robert and Billy two daughters Betty Benjamin Marilyn Robbins and Sally Lacey and brother Marion Knowles.
Services for Mrs Rella Rollings 74 formerly of Brazil will be held at 2 PM Tuesday at Moore Funeral Home. The Rev Jack Masters will officiate and burial will follow in Boone-Hutcheson Cemetery near Greencastle. Friends may call.
Craftsmen at Madame Tussaud's Museum planned to begin work on a wax life size figure of author Somerset Maugham. The exhibit would mark the first writer so honored since George Bernard Shaw in 1928.
In Massachusetts the Kennedy Lodge clash mirrors a family duel from generations past. Edward J McCormack Jr. seeks the Sept 18 Democratic primary while Lodge faces Curtis and adds Harvard professor H Stuart Hughes as an independent. Volpe seeks renomination as Peabody runs for governor.
The Air Force announced a satellite was placed into orbit Sunday using an Atlas Agena B rocket from Arguel lo California. No other details were provided about the mission or payload.
Keogh and Kahaner face possible five year terms and $10 000 fines after their conviction for sharing a 35000 bribe from Corallo to influence Judge Leo Rayfiel in favor of Moore a Long Island jukebox operator Moore pleaded guilty to defrauding a bankruptcy trustee and received a reduced sentence. Ernstman Erdman a Manhattan orthopedic surgeon and alleged go-between was indicted with Keogh Kahaner and Corallo but tried separately.
A Buffalo druggist crafted an ointment for piles that provided quick cooling relief and became a nationwide favorite. The ad promotes a 60cc box or 85c applicator tube with a money back guarantee for satisfaction.
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