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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1956

Page

10

Leases Recorded For Downtown Terre Haute Parking Lots

Vigo County Recorder Ralph Baxter recorded three leases by Deming Land Company to Downtown Terre Haute Parking Inc. for lots in the Ross and Brackenbush subdivision. The five year terms begin Aug. 1 after Mace Service, Inc. lease ends. A 200 car lot will replace several apartment houses, easing downtown parking. Corky Levinson, secretary, says revenue funds further development.

Vigo County Ralph Baxter Ross and Brackenbush Terre Haute Mace Service, Inc Walnut Street Ferguson Clinic South Sixth Street Walnut Carlyle Corky” Levinson Levinson

Pineau backs broader Western policy toward Russia

French Foreign Minister Pineau urged the United States to lead a new friendlier Western policy toward Russia. He proposed stronger economic and human contact with Communist nations and said Soviet leaders may sacrifice to improve East West relations, while the West keeps defenses intact.

Pineau United States Russia Konrad Adenauer National Press Club State Dulles Eisenhower Walter Reed Hospital

Locusts Overstock at Brookfield Zoo

Chicago June 20 The Brookfield Zoo reports an abundance of locusts after a donor drive. Hundreds of youngsters delivered locusts to feed birds snakes lizards and some monkeys. Curator Karl Plath says the surplus will last through next winter as many insects are stored in a deep freeze.

Chicago Brookfield Zoo Karl Plath Plath

Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller to wed soon

New York, June 20. The New York Post reports the film star Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller plan a quiet ceremony after his appearance before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. They debate time and place to avoid publicity and Miller faces passport concerns tied to alleged subversive connections.

New York New York Post Marilyn Monroe Arthur Miller House Committee On UN State Department Miller Miss Monroe England Sir Laurence Olivier

Congress kills bill to pay school integration costs

In Washington on June 20 Southern Democrats and Republicans joined in the House Education Committee to table a proposal that would have federal funds cover the cost of integrating public schools. The measure was defeated 14 to 10.

Washington House Education Committee

Vending Machine Dispenses Fishing Worms

Salem inventor Mrs Joyce Wood unveils a coin operated vending machine delivering fishing worms in small cans. She stores about 20 000 worms and plans to supply fishermen with thousands daily during the season at strategic locations.

Salem Ore Joyce Wood Wood

Child Believed Drowned Near Chain of Rocks Bridge

An 18 month old visiting Roxanna Dicknell is missing and believed drowned in the Mississippi River near the Chain of Rocks bridge in East Alton Illinois authorities and Alton volunteer emergency corps search for the body. Maurice Richard of the Montreal Canadiens has made the NHL all stars first or second team for 13 seasons.

East Alton Mississippi River Chain of Rocks Bridge Roxanna Dicknell Ronnie Dicknell California Dicknell Tony Jensen Madison County Roxanna Alton Maurice Richard Montreal Canadiens

Bowles Crowned Grand Rapids Rose Show Queen

William Bowles, city editor of the Grand Rapids Herald, wins best in show with his Peace rose and is proclaimed queen by rival Grand Rapids Press. A trophy donated by the Press accompanies the title.

Grand Rapids, Mich William Bowles Morning Grand Rapids Herald Grand Rapids Afternoon Grand Rapids Press Bowles

Lutheran Groups Weigh Merger Amid Doctrinal Charges

The two million member Lutheran Church Missouri Synod opened a probe into charges of false doctrine raised by the Wisconsin and Norwegian synods. If substantiated, they should be corrected. if not, withdrawn. The issue follows the adoption of part of the common confession and support for military chaplains and Boy Scout sponsorship. The convention weighs final approval of part two and a potential invitation to join the Lutheran World Federation.

ST. Paul, Minn Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Synod John W. Behnken St. Louis Wisconsin Missouri American Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Lutheran World Federation

Atom blast cloud over Australia shocks Melbourne

Melbourne observers report an atomic cloud drifting over the western coast of Australia following Tuesday's British nuclear test. Officials say the cloud's appearance raises safety concerns for maritime and air routes, with further examinations planned.

Melbourne Australia

Cloud from Monte Bello blast drifts over Australia officials say

Supply Minister Howard Beale announced that a portion of the cloud from the Monte Bello Islands blast has drifted over the Australian mainland at a very high altitude. He stated the cloud is far overhead and should cause no harm, addressing widespread rumors of wind shifts.

Howard Beale Monte Bello Islands Australia Beale

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