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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1963

Page

9

Young Indianapolis mother charged with murder

Beverly Helm 24, eight months pregnant, faces a preliminary murder charge after John W. Rogers 24 was found dying from knife wounds in her kitchen. She says Rogers attacked her and she defended herself with an eight inch butcher knife. Rogers, sought on embezzlement charges, had threatened her 18 month old daughter. Her husband Franklin was at work.

Indianapolis Beverly Helm John W. Rogers Helm Rogers Franklin

Lake Central posts 40 percent May passenger gain

Lake Central Airlines carried 40 percent more passengers in May than in May 1962, far outpacing the systemwide 9.2 percent rise. More than half of Lake Central stations reported increases.

Lake Central Airlines Lake Central

Restaurant Tax Clinic Cancelled

The Indiana Restaurant Association has cancelled its tax clinic planned at O'Day's Restaurant next Tuesday June 25 due to the unsettled tax situation.

Indiana Restaurant Association O’day’s

House approves bill to keep $100 duty-free limit

The House passed an administration bill by voice vote to retain the $100 duty-free limit on foreign goods brought by American tourists for two more years. The measure prevents the allowance from rising to $500 on July 1 and moves to Senate action before the deadline.

Washington House United States Senate

Two Car Crash Near St Mary's Cattle Barn Injures Two

Friday morning crash on Highway 150 near St Marys cattle barn sent Nancy Loving 21 of New Goshen and Fred Jostlin 78 of West Terre Haute to St Anthonys Hospital. Loving suffered possible wrist fracture and abrasions. Jostlin had a fractured rib forehead laceration and abrasions. Deputies Kirchner McKinney investigated while Smith Albright checked at the hospital.

St. Mary’s Highway 150 St. Anthony's Hospital Ambulance Service, Inc Nancy Loving New Goshen J. B. Loving Fred Jostlin RR 3 West Terre Haute Jostlin Miss Loving Leonard Kirchner Jim McKinney Harold Smith George Albright

Red Cross Board To Meet In Wabash Valley

The Wabash Valley chapter of the American Red Cross calls a noon luncheon in the Deming Hotel Silver Room on June 26 to elect chapter officers for the coming year. New three year directors include Dr Edwin Adkins Ted Bauer Mrs Ruth Bopp Mrs Abraham Kaufman Andy Jacobson Milton Levin Joe Lowe Maurice Haggerty John Newlin Fred O Re ar Mrs Georgia Petrowsky and Clarence Fuqua. Board members elected for one year are Mrs Abraham Wolfe and Mrs Volney Lamb.

Wabash Valley The American Red Cross Deming Hotel Edwin Adkins Ted Bauer Ruth Bopp Abraham Kaufman Andy Jacobson Milton Levin Joe Lowe Maurice Haggerty John Newlin Fred O’rear Georgia Petrowsky Clarence Fuqua Abraham Wolfe Volney Lamb

Majorettes Hold Open Rehearsals At Gestmeyer School

Majorettes and Kapering Kit tens rehearse each Monday from 3 to 5 p.m. at Gestmeyer School for the next four weeks. New 10B girls may try out for several vacancies. Current members and interested new girls are urged to attend. final selections will be made in late August.

Gestmeyer

Believe Cuban Commandos Still Intact

A report says Cuban commandos may remain intact after alleged landings, while officials deny knowledge of any landings. Rep. Paul Rogers cites unnamed reliable sources claiming over 3,000 infiltrated Cuba at three coastal points.

U. S

Trash fire sparks shed blaze causing property loss

Sparks from a trash fire ignited a shed last night causing about 75 dollars in damage. The shed owner was Sherman Hunt of 1631 South Nineteenth Street. Pumper 9 responded at 10 58.

Sherman Hunt South Nineteenth Street Pumper 9

Farewell Dance for Commander Eldred at Fort Harrison Post 40

A farewell dance for Commander Albert J. Eldred marks the end of his administration. The June 2 affair at Fort Harrison Post 40 Legion features a 10 pm ballroom dance with guest honors including Commander and Mrs Eldred, First Vice Commander and Mrs James Little, and Mr and Mrs Jim English. Hawaiian Night color movies will be shown and Mark Richardson and his band provide music.

Ft. Harrison Post 40 American Legion Albert J. Eldred Legion Home Eldred James Little Jim English English Post 40 Entertainment Mark Richardson

Local Young Republicans to Attend National Convention

Four local Young Republicans will attend the national convention in San Francisco starting next Tuesday. Official delegates to the thirteenth biennial meeting include Mrs. Mar...

San Francisco Young Republican Federation Mar

Indiana Young Republicans Trip Leaders Named

Tha Cook national committeewoman and Jerry Habig Indiana State College YR Club president were appointed State collegiate YR chairman. Also traveling were Walter Cook and William E. Cook Vigo County Young Republican chairman.

Tha Cook Indiana Jerry Habig Indiana State College Mrs. Cook Walter William E. Cook Young Republican Group Vigo County

Kennedy seeks massive federal vocational aid program

President Kennedy asked Congress to approve a $300 million federal vocational training program aimed at economically deprived Negro and white Americans. He proposed three bills to expand manpower development, boost vocational education, and assist welfare adults by expanding basic education and literacy efforts.

Washington Kennedy Congress Capitol Hill Senate Secretary of Labor W. Will

Pentagon manpower bill eyed at $100 million cost

Wirtz estimates the manpower bill will cost $100 million in the next fiscal year. Celebrezze places a $200 million price tag on two other measures as hearings on the President's civil rights package begin next week with Attorney General Robert F Kennedy as lead witness.

Ard Wirtz Welfare Anthony J. Celebrezze House Judi Ciary Atty Gen Robert F. Kennedy

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