House Debates Debt Limit Expansion Amid 1960 Year Outlook
The House opens debate on Eisenhower's request to raise the debt ceiling with a temporary limit at 295 billion and permanent ceiling near 285 billion. Republicans and Democrats split on size but expect a large margin approval to send the bill to the Senate. The session also covers a wheat bill path and FCC equal time rulings affecting campaign coverage.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Ways and Means
Carl Albert
Okla
Albert
Robert W. Sarnoff
National Broadcasting Co
Sarnoff
Senate Commerce Committee
Federal Communications Commission
Traffic Offenders Before City Judge
A Friday City Court session led by Judge Edward Everett processed multiple traffic offenses. Names, ages, addresses, and offenses include Anderson running a stop sign. Hutchinson no license plate. Levels no operator's license. Klynie no operator's license. Campbell no operator's license. Radford traveling wrong way in a one way alley. Tenbrook running a red light. Schlichter leaving a car unattended with engine running. Phegley speeding. Quillman fined $5 and costs suspended for public intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett
Terry Anderson
South Center Street
Robert L. Hutchinson Jr
Tippecanoe Street
Hilda Levels
Gilbert Avenue
Nick Klynie
Herman Campbell
Harding Avenue
Jesse Radford
John Whalen Jr
North Twelfth Street
Laverne Tenbrook
Marshall
Ill
Doris Schlichter
Delbert Phegley
Sullivan
Jack Quillman
South First Street
Young Terre Haute boy wins Southland Mar Velous contest
Ron Whitlock aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Whitlock of 657 East Greenwood Terre Haute won the Southland Shopping Center Mar Velous contest among over 22000 entries. His guess of 1782 matched the correct amount of silver dollars in the bank display and he chose a $500 cash prize. The event included a ceremony at Hook s Drug Store with D C Johnson and Robert Wiandt presiding. Ron recently graduated from Sarah Scott Junior High and will enter Wiley High School this fall.
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Ron Whitlock
Charles /. Whitlock
East Greenwood
Terre Haute
Southland
First National Bank
Ron
Sarah Scott
Wiley High
D. C. Johnson
Southland Shopping Center
Robert Wiandt
Southland Tenants Association
Youth in Theft Faces Revoking Of Probation
An 18 year old Terre Haute youth Charles Burgman Arbaugh requests trial by jury for a May 5 burglary at the Apple House. He faces possible revocation of a suspended two to five year sentence if probation is found violated. Co defendant Russell Whitman Jr. pled guilty.
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Terre Haute
Apple House
Lafayette Avenue
Charles Burgman Arbaugh
North Twelfth
Herbert R. Criss
Jack Mankin
Arbaugh
Indiana Reformatory
Criss
Farnum Anderson
Abaugh
Russell Whitman, Jr
Liberty Avenue
Woman Drowns While Fishing in Hoffman Lake
In Warsaw Indiana on Thursday night Mrs Ile Rockhill 51 of Etna Green drowned when their boat overturned as she stood to change seats. Her husband Glen 49 held on to her and they were pulled from the water by a nearby boat but resuscitation failed.
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Warsaw
Ind
UPD
Ile Rockhill
Etna Green
Hoffman Lake
Kentucky Visitor Reports Car Looted
A Kentucky visitor told police that thieves broke into his parked car Thursday night at 530 North Ninth Street. Items stolen valued at 364 dollars included a suit, pants, shirts, a sport coat, a record player and records, plus a hubcap. Officer C Thompson and F Mongell investigated.
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Kentucky
Kenneth Jones
Paducah
C. Thompson
F. Mongell
North Ninth Street
Aged Driver Causes Collision on One Way Street
An 82-year-old motorist Ezra Helton turned left from the right lane on South Ninth street into the path of a school bus driven by 32-year-old George W. Morris. The accident caused about 150 dollars in damage.
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Ezra Helton
Dean Avenue
South Ninth Street
George W. Morris
Defense to Ask Execution Stay For Whitaker
The defense plans a stay request to the Indiana Supreme Court to postpone the Sept. 17 execution of Thomas L. Whitaker, convicted in Vigo County for the murder of his nine year old daughter Regina. They argue the appeal filed June 5 requires briefs and responses, delaying the date, and a stay would be necessary to allow all briefs.
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Thomas L. Whitaker
Warren R. Everett
N. George Nasser
Indiana Supreme Court
Whitaker
Edwin K. Steers
Herbert R. Criss
Vigo
Terre Haute
Regina
Alma Martin
Jack Whitaker
Youngster Killed Tractor Accident Near Bloomington
James M. Head III, age 3, died from a skull fracture after falling under a farm tractor while riding with his father on the family farm near Bloomington Indiana. He died at Riley Hospital in Indianapolis several hours later. son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Head.
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Bloomington
Ind
p—James
M. Head
Here
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Glen Head
Cook to Convention
Mr and Mrs Charles A Cook local advertising manager of the Tribune Star Publishing Company will attend the Newspaper Advertising Executive Association Convention next week at The Homestead Hot Springs Va.
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Charles A. Cook
Tribune -Star Publishing Company
Newspaper Advertising Executive Association
Homestead
Hot Springs
Revolt Report Shocks Argentina Near Cordoba and Buenos Aires
President Frondizi faces a suspected revolutionary plot as military officers in Cordoba and other garrisons oppose his government. Reports note police orders to arrest top generals, with dissidents backing by Campo de Mayo and Salta troops. Curbs on troops are reimposed as anti-Peronist officers resist Frondizi’s austerity and use of force.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Cordoba
Coroba
Juan D. Peron
Campo de Mayo
Salta
Frondizi
Peronists
Peron
Salt Mining Shapes Rock Salt Supply Outlook
Rock salt dominates practical salt production with most of the supply arising from mining operations. Industry analysts note ongoing extraction methods and potential impacts on price and access for road de-icing and chemical use.
Nila Magidoff to Speak at ISU Convocation
Nila Magidoff, heroine of the best seller NILA, will address Indiana State Teachers College at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Student Union Building Auditorium. She rose from poverty in Russia to become an author and Moscow journalist and is noted for her wartime War Bond rally work and optimistic, energetic outlook.
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Nila Magidoff
Nila
Indiana State Teachers College
Student Union Building
NBC
Robert Magidoff
Moscow
Siberia
Russia
Central Asia
Europe
Ussr
America
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Mos
Nila Ethridge to Speak on My Discovery of America at Convocation
In 1948 Nila left with a companion after being expelled on charges of spying for the U S A. In 1958 she revisited Russia with biographer Willie Snow Ethridge. Her book Russian Duet and her convocation talk My Discovery of America are announced with free admission.
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Nila
Russia
Willie Snow Ethridge
Mahoney Sentenced for Liquor Theft in Vigo Court
Louis C. Mahoney, 26, of 217 Farrington street, received a two to five year term in the Indiana Reformatory after pledging guilty to second degree burglary. He was disfranchised for two years. Mahoney admitted the break in at Jalbert Drug Store, with three teenagers, to obtain drinks.
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Louis C. Mahoney
Farrington Street
Indiana Reformatory
Vigo
Mahoney
Jack Mankin
Herbert R. Criss
Jalbert Drug Store
South
Newly Elected Leader Ralph Spencer Heads Terre Haute Toastmasters
Newly elected Terre Haute Toastmaster Club president Ralph Spencer was chosen at the club meeting on Thursday. Kenneth Martin won Speaker of the Week for his talk on The Theory of Relativity. Spencer received an Os car for Good for top club contribution. Toastmaster Gerald Donovan led the event with speakers Robert Tanner Alfred Collins and Robert Ayars.
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Terre Haute
Toastmaster Club
Ralph Spencer
Kenneth Martin
Spencer
Gerald Donovan
Robert Tanner
Alfred Collins
Robert Ayars
Dog Bites Girl In Milwaukee Neighborhood
Five year old Joan Smith of 3254 North Twenty sixth Street was bitten by a dog on Friday. The owner said the dog had not had a rabies shot and was advised to keep the animal tied for two weeks. The girl received a tetanus shot from her physician.
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Joan Smith
North Twenty-sixth Street
Negotiations On Steel Pact Are Resumed
In New York on June 19 UPI reports top level steel talks resume with 11 days to a midnight June 30 strike. 500 union and industry reps review local issues affecting 12 major steel companies as McDonald calls for realistic bargaining and Cooper sees encouragement in company by company discussions.
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New York
UPI
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
R. Conrad Cooper
U. S. Steel Corp
McDonald
McDonald’s
Cooper
Ex Clerk Indicted For Embezzlement In Tippecanoe County
The Tippecanoe County grand jury indicted Mrs. Maxine Towner former first deputy clerk on embezzlement and forgery charges for allegedly taking 7439.85 dollars in county funds she had returned before auditors found irregularities. She was released on a 5000 dollar bond.
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Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoe County
Maxine Towner
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