Safety Chairman from Anaconda to Attend Mine Inspectors Session
Herbert A. Wendel, chairman of The Anaconda Company safety bureau, to speak at the Mine Inspectors Institute of America forty-ninth annual convention at the Terre Haute House. He will present a paper Monday and stay through Friday, with meetings at the Anaconda Aluminum plant and discussions with ACA officials led by W. T. Williams. Wendel, a Montana native and Montana State School of Mines graduate, joined Anaconda in 1923 as a miner and later earned professional engineering credentials.
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Montana Council For Traffic Safety
National Safety Congress
Laborer Files Bankruptcy Petition in U S District Court
Wiley W. Wallersburg of Farmersburg filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court yesterday claiming debts totaling 6961 and assets of 290. Attorney Sam E. Beecher Jr. represented Wallersburg, a laborer at Terre Haute Malleable and Manufacturing Corp.
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Court Entries and Birth Notices From Local Court and Union Tribune-Star
A stream of court entries lists divorces and damages involving multiple defendants and plaintiffs, followed by a succession of marriages and births. The birth notices announce several newborns at Union Hospital with parents and dates in June.
Editor's Mail on Rail Subsidies and Passenger Service
David E Parker of Dieterich Illinois writes to Terre Haute editor urging rail subsidies to sustain passenger trains and noting commuter choices favor air travel. He argues associations avoid patronage guarantees and cites a St Louis to City of Miami air trip as evidence. He endorses federal subsidy as vital for rail service.
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Templeairs to Lead Bible Fellowship Sunday Worship
The Templeairs from Tennessee Temple Schools Chattanooga will conduct the 10 45 a m worship at Bible Fellowship Church 100 North Thirty seventh Street. The five member team includes a girls trio pianist and speaker. The schools train over 900 students yearly and stem from Highland Park Baptist Church Chattanooga with over 16 000 members.
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Hobbs to Appeal His Conviction
Arnold Hobbs of Albion will appeal his embezzlement conviction to the Indiana Supreme Court. Allen Circuit Judge William Schannen denied a new trial motion after Hobbs, 33, was sentenced to 15 years for embezzling 1600 from Noble County Credit Union where he served as manager for ten years. Probst seeks Hobbs’ release on bail. bond set at 32000.
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Man Slightly Hurt In County Road Crash
A passenger sustained knee and leg cuts when a car ran out of control on a county road yesterday. He was treated at St. Anthony Hospital. Driver Charles Thompson of Prairie Creek collided with a concrete post south of the city.
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General Telephone to Sell Bonds and Stock Issuance
The General Telephone Co of Indiana received approval from the Indiana Public Service Commission to issue five million dollars in first mortgage bonds and to issue 100000 shares of common stock to its affiliate General Telephone and Electronics Corp at fifty dollars a share. Proceeds will liquidate short term loans and fund construction and expansion projects.
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Frondizi Survives Argentine Crisis Amid Military Pressure
Argentine President Arturo Frondizi remains in office after a tense crisis. Army chiefs voted confidence in his government while two suspected plot leaders Rial and Ossorio Arana agreed to detention on sedition charges.
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Rose Polytechnic Professors Attend A S E E Convention
Professors Irvin P. Hooper and Dean Herman Moench from Rose Polytechnic Institute represent the school at the 67th annual convention of the American Society for Engineering Education. Monday Moench was elected vice president of the GE Alumni group during a General Electric professors conference.
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Toll at Mecca pilgrimage tops 462 this week
Cairo dispatch reports at least 462 people died during the Moslem pilgrimage to Mecca this week. Saudi authorities cited sunstroke, old age, and ill health as contributing factors in the fatalities.
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Estate of Myrtle Strole Filed for Probate
The will of Myrtle Strole 81 who died June 10 is filed for probate listing 13 grandchildren to share a $9,500 estate. Granddaughter Ruth McCleary is executrix bequeathed household goods and a farm option to buy, with cash splits to grandchildren.
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Rioting in Durban Leaves 2 Dead and 100 Injured
Rioting in Durban during June 20 left two dead and about 100 injured as disorder spread for two days. Police and African Nationalist leaders blamed spontaneity, with differing views on motive. Police Colonel Jenkins cited slum-clearance actions as spark. ANC leader M B Yengwa cited poverty and municipal harshness as background.
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Is the Universe Evolved by Atomic Force Seminar Topic
Christian Science lesson-sermon topics include a study of evolution of the universe and man by atomic force. Golden text from Proverbs on wisdom founding earth and heaven. Readings also cite Science and Health and Ecclesiastes about spiritual power and divine permanence.
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Christian Science Services
Mary Baker Eddy
Metamorphosis of a Child's Motion and a Mother's Vigil
A humor piece notes a child’s speed varies with maternal attention. When watched, the youngster moves slowly and clumsily. when unobserved, he streaks across the room toward cakes, vases, and outlets. The piece cites Simon and Schuster 1958 1959 copyrights through King Features Syndicate.
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Whitney Darrow, Jr
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Lutherans Seek Expansion of Exchange Study Program
At the San Francisco convention of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod delegates vote to expand the foreign exchange study begun in 1954 to improve ties with Lutheran churches abroad. Eight trainees have been funded at $7,385. President Dr. John W. Behnken began a ninth term while theology debates challenge biblical authority and Scripture interpretation.
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Harriman En Route to Angara River Dam Visit in Bratsk
Former New York Governor Averell Harriman travels through Moscow toward Siberia on a rare invitation to view the Angara River Dam at Bratsk. He has been touring the Soviet Union and will be among few foreigners to see the structure.
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Honor Two Scottish Rite Members in Merit Award Presentation
George H. Fagg of Terre Haute and Julian B. Freeman of Allendale were presented the Scottish Rite Meritorious Service Award at a South Bend Indiana Council of Deliberation meeting. Fagg, a motion picture operator at the Grand Theater, lives at 437 Willow Street. Freeman, a Barber-Green Company representative, resides in Allendale.
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Dalai Lama Seeks Nehru Chou Summit on Tibet
The Dalai Lama said he would welcome a Nehru Chou En-lai meeting to discuss a Tibetan solution. He arrived in India two months ago and plans to decide his future, praising India's support for Tibet and other Arab and African nations. He asked for worldwide backing, including Soviet Russia, for Tibet.
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Sociable sea lion missing from New Jersey home
Sassy a four foot California sea lion from a children's zoo in Fair Lawn disappeared after slipping from a truck en route to Pompton Plains. Owner Robert Dietch says the sociable animal tends toward water but will likely return by barking at a back door.
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Actress Ethel Barrymore to Rest Beside Brothers
The body of Ethel Barrymore will be placed Monday in a crypt beside her actor brothers John and Lionel in the Calvary cemetery mausoleum in Los Angeles. She died of a heart ailment Thursday and would have been 80 on August 15. A Rosary is tentatively set for 7 p.m. Sunday and a requiem mass at 10 a.m. Monday at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills.
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