Indiana Judge halts Indiana sales tax collection
Marion Circuit Court Judge John L. Niblack issued an injunction stopping Indiana's 2 percent retail sales tax from taking effect July 1. The ruling sparked an appeal plan and potential Supreme Court review, as officials had prepared to collect taxes and faced a projected 187 million dollar biennium raise. The decision follows prior rulings deeming the tax unconstitutional and separates the tax from a separate gross income tax increase for businesses. The case now advances toward a higher court while the state pauses collection actions.
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John L. Niblack
Marion Circuit Court
Indiana
Niblack
General Assembly
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James C. Courtney
Indiana Supreme Court
George Zazas
Welsh
Courtney
State Revenue Board
Dorothy Gardner
Robert E. Hughes
Soviet Duo Completes Breakthrough Orbital Flight
Moscow reports Valery Bykovsky 82 orbits and Valentina Tereshkova 49 in separate space craft returning to Kazakh region. Tass says both cosmonauts landed safely near Karaganda and were in good health as crowds celebrate across the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
Earth
Virgin Lands
Tass
Valery Bykovsky
Valentina Tereshkova
Bykovsky
Miss Tereshkova
Valentina
Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Andrian Nikolayev
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U. S
Weather Map Summary and River Stage Report
Noon reading shows 83.9, 9 am 66, 2 am 5. Sunrise at 5 22. Sunset at 8 20. River stage at 2.2 feet and falling.
Local Weather Outlook for Terre Haute and Regions
Yesterday’s high reached 85 with a low of 56 and no precipitation. Terre Haute area sees partly cloudy skies with minor temperature shifts into Thursday and chances of scattered thundershowers tonight. Indiana and Illinois follow similar trends with mild changes and periods of sun mixed with showers. Street thermometer reads 64 at 6 a.m. and 86 at 2 p.m.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Widow Refuses Trial In Tavern Court
Mrs. Katie Johnson, a 52 year old widow and mother, refuses to enter the tavern that serves as Goodfellow Terrace Traffic Court. She faces a speeding charge after being cited for 30 in a 20 mile zone and prefers a legitimate outside court. The tavern court operates with a 3.2 beer license. the license was revoked May 13 for unpaid taxes.
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Goodfellow Terrace
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Now you know quagga extinct say Britannica
United Press International reports the quagga a zebra like species once common in South Africa is now extinct per the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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United Press International
South Africa
Britannica
Kennedy seeks new tools to fight discrimination
Kennedy asks Congress for a fresh legislative arsenal against discrimination as he tours Western Europe to bolster the Atlantic Alliance. Officials weigh ruling on Indiana sales tax and outline steps to preserve the law amid ongoing debate.
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Congress
Western
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
Indiana
Death Suspect Is Accused of Kidnapping in Warren Case
In Huntington County Warren scene, Randy Wilson, 27, Huntington, faces a preliminary kidnapping charge linked to the fatal shooting of 92-year-old Mrs. Lillie Good. A town marshal named Wilson is also jailed, while a bystander and a waitress were involved in the incident. The suspect denies the shooting and was held as authorities continued questioning.
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Huntington County
Warren
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Huntingtown
Randy Wilson
Lillie Good
Eighty Cardinals Begin Conclave to Choose Pope
In Vatican City on June 19, eighty cardinals gathered after a Mass in St. Peter's Basilica to elect the successor to Pope John XXIII. They will seal the Apostolic Palaces and begin four daily ballots in the Sistine Chapel until a two-thirds vote of 54 is reached.
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Macmillan and Labour debate Profumo inquiry plan
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan plans a meeting with Labour leader Harold Wilson to push for a broad probe into the Profumo affair. Wilson and Conservative circles weigh an investigating committee with subpoena power amid fears of further embarrassment for the Tories.
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Labor Party
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Wilson
John Profumo
Major Issues Before Council Are Postponed
Three major items slated for the June council session were deferred Tuesday night as committee chairs requested more time to study them. Councilman Ray Stewart proposed a 30 dollar monthly raise for fire and police personnel, now earning 4800 to 5800 annually. The bus ordinance by Councilman Malcome Boone would adjust rate and route supervision of Terre Haute Transit. Councilman Lawrence Jones seeks additional committee review before acting.
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Ray Stewart
Terre Haute Transit Company, Inc
Malcome Boone
Lawrence Jones
Branch to Close Saturday Hours in Summer
The local auto license branch will be closed on Saturdays during July and August. Manager L. V. Letzkus said the weekday hours will shift to 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the period, with full hours resuming in September.
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L. V. Letzkus
Kennedy Civil Rights Plan Aims For National Equality
President Kennedy urged Congress to act this year on a five point civil rights program. The plan seeks equal access in public facilities, faster desegregation of schools, full fair employment, a federal community relations service, and federal aid bans for discriminatory programs. The proposal will drive weeks of congressional debate over privately owned accommodations and funding restrictions. The draft bill promises equal enjoyment of goods and services at public establishments. Continued on Page 6, Col. 1.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Thundershowers Predicted Across Indiana Tonight
Forecasters expect scattered thundershowers tonight across Indiana and southern edge of the state, totaling no more than half an inch. Cooler weather follows by Friday with highs in the 80s and lows in the upper 50s to 60s. The five day outlook shows minor variation in temperatures into the weekend.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
The Country Parson Quotation on Neighborly Help
A reflective line notes that the neighbor most helped is the one actively doing something worthy of support. It frames communal assistance as a reciprocal act tied to visible effort and shared responsibility.
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