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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1967

Page

6

Cedar Lake Loses Incorporation After Supreme Court Ruling

Cedar Lake Indiana with about 7 500 residents is no longer an incorporated town after the Indiana Supreme Court ruled it never was legally incorporated. Questions loom over salaries, state and federal funds, and who should manage bills as street lights and a sewer project face an unclear future.

Cedar Lake, Ind Lake County Indiana Supreme Court Cedar Lake Charles S. White State Attorney General’s Office White James Bielefeld Bielefeld Supreme Court Carl Speichert Committee of Ten Lake Superior Court John Richards Richards Porter Alfred J. Pivarwk Pivarnik

Sonotone hearing aid on display with tiny battery

An in ear Sonotone hearing aid is shown at actual size with a small battery beside it. The ad highlights Sonotone quality and service in this location for over 30 years and offers a complete line with free descriptive literature. Marvin W. Carty lists contact details at 4168 Tribune Bldg. and 721 Wabash Ave. Phone 232-4001. Always consult your doctor about your hearing problems.

Marvin W. Carty Tribune Bldg Wabash Ave

NAACP Demands Weston Award Be Revoked Over Housing

The NAACP urged the AEC to revoke its Weston Illinois atomic plant award after Illinois Senate killed a fair housing bill. Roy Wilkins said funds would favor white workers without housing access near the plant and called for relocation of the project to a state with fair housing laws. He also urged Congress to cut the 7 million dollars for Weston.

New York National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Atomic Energy Commission Weston Ill Illinois Illinois Senate AEC NAACP Roy Wilkins Glenn T. Seaborg Wilkins Congress United States

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