Laos coalition installation delayed by royal decree dispute
In Vientiane on June 18 a planned installation of a new Laos coalition cabinet was postponed as Prince Souvanna Phouma objected to a decree mentioning the National Assembly. Souphanouvong's pro Communist bloc stayed away amid calls for a Thursday resolution.
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Souvanna Aims to Explain Hanoi Trip Ties
The report notes a Tuesday visit without given reasons. It questions whether Hanoi’s backing of Souphanouvong's Pathet Lao rebels influenced new objections raised by Souvanna, but no further details were learned.
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Hanoi
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Souvanna
Stephens Second in Beef Judging at Hoosier Carcass Show
Bob Stephens of Lost Creek Township Hustler H-H Club finished second in the hoof judging at the Hoosier Beef Carcass Show in Indianapolis. He previously held the 4-H grand champion title at the Indiana State Fair and won with an Aberdeen Angus steer bred at Wittman Brothers Farm Plainville Indiana. The steer sold for 26.50 per hundred pounds. Next Monday the steer carcass will be judged with other top placers at the Kingman plant in Indianapolis.
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Bob Stephens
RR 5
Lost Creek Township
Indianapolis
Stephens
Wittman Brothers Farm
Plainville
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Kingman
Froeb Estate Listed In Probate
Probate Commissioner John F. O'Brien received a petition for letters in the estate of Rose Froeb who died June 8 at age 95. Terre Haute First National Bank named administrator of the $60,000 estate with annual income of $2,400. Brother Henry W. Froeb of Terre Haute House listed as heir. Counsel for the estate is Charles E. Piety.
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John F. O’brien
Rose Froeb
Terre Haute First National Bank
Henry W. Froeb
Terre Haute House
Charles E. Piety
Townsmen Give Gus Grissom Royal Welcome
Mitchell Indiana feted Gus Grissom home from Cape Canaveral as 3552 residents gathered for a local celebration. The astronaut and his wife Amy shared moments with neighbors while his family toured the town. A new Virgil I Grissom Building was dedicated with a time capsule and tributes from Sen Homer Capehart Gov Matthew Welsh and Purdue president Frederick Hovde.
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United States
Gus
Betty
Grissom
Washington, D. C
Air Force
Cape Canaveral
Mark
Scott
Dennis Grissom
Matthew E. Welsh
Earl Wilson
Ind
Roy F. Ira
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue
Grissom Thanks Team From Alma Mater Speech
Gus Grissom spoke from his alma mater thanking the crew of six other astronauts who were working while he relaxed in the sun. He expressed gratitude on behalf of the entire group.
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Grissom
Gus
Terre Haute Lad AmongEscaped From Indiana Boys School
Robert Lyle of Terre Haute and Gerald Cook Jr. of Auburn were two 16-year-olds who fled the Indiana Boys School in Plainfield, raising total escapes to 30 since April 26. Authorities said they likely left from the power house during work. Most escapees were recaptured shortly after leaving. Eleven escaped in a single incident.
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Robert Lyle
Terre Haute
Indiana
Plainfield
Gerald Cook Jr
Auburn
Glen Harreson
Two 4-H Winners to Represent State at FHA Convention
Two local 4-H youths will represent Indiana at the Future Homemakers of America convention. Ann Ray of West Terre Haute is the state 4H achievement winner and Max Lee Lenderman is the state 4H citizenship achievement winner. Lenderman leads clubs at Garfield and Deming schools this summer.
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Indiana State Future Homemakers of America
Indiana State College
Ann Ray
RR 1
West Terre Haute
Max Lee Lenderman
Lenderman
Garfield and Deming
Humane Society Meet Planned for Tuesday Evening
The Terre Haute Humane Society will gather Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Shelter 1811 South Fruitridge Avenue. The meeting will discuss building improvements and additions made this year along with other business.
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Terre Haute Humane Society
South Fruitridge Avenue
Graham Draws Sold-Out Chicago Crusade Crowd
Billy Graham closed the Chicago Crusade for Christ with the largest American audience of his evangelistic career as 116000 people at Soldier Field heard his final sermon in 90 degree heat. He urged dedication to God and living Christian lives, saying this crusade is just the beginning and noting America’s moral decline. 1729 decisions for Christ were reported, with total crusade attendance 703000 and 16451 decisions. Graham planned a rest in Montreal before a July 8 Seattle rally.
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Wilson 4-H Club elects officers at Woodrow Wilson Junior High
At the Willing Workers 4-H Club meeting held at Woodrow Wilson Junior High School Mary Lee Archer was elected president Margaret Berry vice president Barbara Albright secretary Jackie Button treasurer Linda Brommel Michaela Brommel named song leaders Marjorie Beth Barbara Tanner recreation leaders led by Mrs Wilma Brommel the club leader
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Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Mary Lee Archer
Margaret Berry
Barbara Albright
Jackie Button
Linda
Michaela Brommel
Marjorie
Beth
Barbara Tanner
Wilma Brommel
Two June Graduates Attend Indiana University Workshop
Two Terre Haute high school graduates attend a two week speech correction workshop at Indiana University on Psi Iota Xi scholarships. Marilyn Sullivan of Gerstmeyer and Lawrence Johnson of Garfield receive the aid and travel for the program.
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Terre Haute
Indiana University
Psi Iota Xi
Marilyn Sullivan
Gerstmeyer
Lawrence Johnson
North Ninth Street
Garfield
Seelyville Farm Bureau meeting features speaker Don Stevenson
The Seelyville Town Hall hosts a Farm Bureau event with agency manager Don Stevenson as speaker. Attendees are asked to bring a cake for the contest and table service. ice cream will be supplied. Hostesses listed are Mrs. Letha Gard, Mrs. Fern Fell and Mrs. Leah Royer.
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Seelyville Town Hall
Don Stevenson
Farm Bureau Insurance Agency
Nished
Letha Gard
Fern Fell
Leah Royer
Science shrinks piles with new non surgical treatment
New healing substance Bio-Dyne from a world famous research institute shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itching and pain without surgery. Observations by doctors show rapid relief and actual reduction lasting months across many years of cases. Preparation H suppositories and ointment with applicator are available at drug counters.
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New York
N. Y
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