Tornado Kills 2 In State and Damages Indiana Towns
A tornado and 85 mph winds struck Central Indiana Monday night, killing two girls Sue Simmon 18 of Coatesville and Barbara Ann Trees of Pensacola Fla at different locations along U S 40. The Burger-Basket restaurant roof and three walls were blown off in New Castle where 15 patrons inside escaped uninjured. A powered line incident in Greenfield caused another death. A supermarket and 15 private garages were damaged with extensive damage in New Castle and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Sue Simmon
Coatesville
U. S. 40
Putnamville
Putnam County
Barbara Ann Trees
Pensacola
Fla
James Whitcomb Riley
Greenfield
Ted Sadler
Sadler
New Castle
City Council Plans Study to Codify Terre Haute Ordinances
The Terre Haute Common Council will meet at City Hall Tuesday at 8 PM to consider a resolution authorizing a committee to study codifying and publishing the city's ordinances. It would invite bids on the cost and time for codification printing and distribution and seeks counsel with the Terre Haute Bar Association. Two firms Crane Co and Municipal Code Corp prepared preliminary studies. Ten appropriation ordinances are also on the new business list.
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Terre Haute
Rusk Starts Tour of Five NATO Capitals
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Paris to begin a fence mending tour of Western Europe. He pledged Allied solidarity remains unshaken and planned talks with Allied leaders on common goals and commitments as they face a new chapter in relations. He would visit France West Germany Italy Britain and Portugal over a 10 day trip to address lingering problems among Western Allies.
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Dean Rusk
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Rusk
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Portugal
Nazi Supporter in U S Dies in Milwaukee
Paul Knauer, 67, founder and director of the German American Citizens' Alliance, died Sunday of cancer in Milwaukee. He was stripped of U S citizenship in 1944 and deported to Germany, later reentering the United States five years ago.
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Paul Knauer
Knauer
U. S
Germany
United States
Seek Delay in Condemnation Of Properties
The Home Owners Association asks Washington DC urban renewal officials to pause condemnation actions in the local urban renewal area until a government inquiry into the Terre Haute program is conducted. Julius Ligon signs the telegram urging halt until inquiry completion. a property owner has been notified of a June 23 purchase offer before condemnation steps.
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Home Owners Association
Washington, D.C
J. Lawrence Duncan
Intergroup Relations
Terre Haute
Duncan
Julius Ligon
Association
City Department of Redevelopment
Corby death case ends with Hulburd guilty of murder
The first degree murder trial of Charles Hulburd Jr. ended with a guilty verdict by 12 jurors who recommended life imprisonment for the Dec 28 pistol killing of Nellie Maxine Corby. Sentencing was set for Friday morning, with an appeal unlikely.
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Charles Ross Hulburd Jr
Hulburd
Nellie Maxine Corby
Edward L. Hamilton
Ralph Berry
Indiana Boys' School pair captures escapees
Three inmates broke from the Indiana Boys School in Plainfield on Monday night. John Babby 15 and Clarence Williams 14 both of Indianapolis and William D Gable 16 of Fort Wayne escaped. Williams was recaptured while Babby and Gable remained at large. Chicago police later reported the capture of Bobby Lyle 16 Terre Haute and Gerry Good Jr. 16 Auburn, who had left jobs at the school powerhouse Sunday night. Twenty six boys have escaped since May 27.
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Plainfield
Ind
Indiana Boys School
Hiergo
Glen Harreson
John Babby
Clarence Williams
Indianapolis
William D. Gable
Fort Wayne
Wlliams
Chicago
Bobby Lyle
Terre Haute
Ger ‘Y Good Jr
Auburn
Khrushchev Flags Red Line in Berlin Talks in Bucharest
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Romanian workers there is no war rationale over Berlin and no deadline on resolution. He warned against war options, said a Red flag would fly over the United States but not by the Soviet Union, and urged an agreement with the Americans to modify West Berlin’s occupation status.
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Romania
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Berlin
United States
West Berlin
Contests Shape Up as GOP Meet Opens
Eugene J. Cadou reports the opening of a Republican gathering as candidates sharpen rivalry for key contests. The event unfolds amid mourning for recent deaths affecting party members and supporters.
Indiana GOP convention opens amid deaths and tight races
INDIANAPOLIS June 19 Delegates gathered with sobering news as former judge Wilbur A. Rouse died of a heart attack and Royse and McConnell also died in the heat. The convention limited state ticket contests to three, with focus on state treasurer and school superintendent nominations and a clash between Hughes and Drayer for treasurer.
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Indiana
Wilbur A. Rouse
Royse
Hamilton County
GOP
Walter McConnell
Noblesville
McConnell
Little Street
High Court
Homer E. Capehart
Robert E. Hughes
Clarence T. Drayer
State Division of Public Works and Supply
Harold W. Handley
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Strike Against TWA Scheduled By Engineers
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg pressed negotiators to avert an afternoon engineers strike at Trans World Airlines. Joseph Suskiewich of the engineers team warned the strike is on unless cancelled. Airline representatives and unions the Flight Engineers and the Pilots Association participated in talks.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Trans World Airlines
Joseph Suskiewich
New York
UAR Dam Experts Arrive in Moscow for Talks
Tass reports a WPI A team from the United Arab Republic arrived in Moscow on Monday to discuss the Aswan high dam project. The delegation was led by Musa Arafa, minister for the construction of the dam.
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WPI
United Arab Republic
Aswan High Dam
Tass
Musa Arafa
Weather summary for Terre Haute and vicinity
The report notes fair and cooler tonight with a high Wednesday in the mid 80s. Indiana sees partly cloudy conditions and mild weather with a Wednesday pleasant outlook. Illinois expects showers ending tonight then mostly sunny and warmer tomorrow.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
New York Central Marketing Boosts Terre Haute Industry Drive
The New York Central Railroad launched a campaign to attract industry to Terre Haute by publishing an industrial brochure. L S Hickman and Paul N Martin hosted a luncheon with city and Chamber officials at the Elks Country Club to introduce the brochure. Mayor Ralph Tucker’s office was represented by Ray Thoms with other leaders in attendance. The railroad highlighted Terre Haute’s advantages and noted its piggyback rail high way service begun in February as a sign of commitment to the city’s industrial future.
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Terre Haute
Joe Walker
T. E. Reynolds
Nyc
Charles
New York Central Railroad
the Central
Chamber of Commerce
L. S. Hickman
Cincinnati
Central
Midwest
Hickman
Paul N. Martin
The
Elks Country Club
Ralph Tucker
Ray Thoms
John K. Lamb
Ewing Miller
Chamber
Girl 19 Found In Missing Boat At Dunes Area
In Chesterton Indiana a motorboat missing since Sunday night drifted ashore at Dunes Acres with Nancy Hill 19 of Gary aboard. Her companion Theodore Hoffschneider 35 also from Gary was found dead near the Dunes State Park Pavilion while Hill said he attempted to swim for help as the engine failed.
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Chesterton
Ind
Dunes Acres
Nancy Hill
Gary
Theodore Hoffschneider
Dunes State Park Pavilion
Miss Hill
Hoffschneider
Welcome Tucker in Tajima Street Parade
Mayor Ralph Tucker of Terre Haute Indiana arrived in Tajima Japan amid cheering crowds. He rode in an open car with Japanese and American flags while 25 000 residents lined the route. Indiana State College graduate student Yusuke Kataoka served as interpreter.
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Tajima
Japan
Ralph Tucker
Duar Saween Wey
Nagoya
Here
Shigetaka Aoki
Tucker
Aoki
Terre Haute
Yusuke Kataoka
Indiana State College
U S Orbits Weather Satellite Fifth in Series
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla June 19 NASA announced the Thor Delta rocket placed TIROS V into orbit to photograph cloud cover and track tropical storms. A malfunctions limited guidance but auto pilot carried the mission and Wallops Island received real time images from the Tiros V cameras.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ticos V
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island
Gary
Parade planned to honor Bayh after Indiana Dem convention
A welcome home parade for Bayh and his wife Marvella and son Evan is set for Saturday in Indianapolis. The event follows the Democratic State Convention and will proceed along Wabash Avenue to City Hall where Bayh will speak around 12:30 PM. Officials say the parade will occur regardless of Bayh's nomination outcome.
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Birch Bayh
U. S. Senate
Indianapolis
Wabash Avenue
Bayh
Marvella
Evan
Vigo County
Herbert Beasley
Beasley
Highland Lawn Hill
City Hall
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