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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
2
Kennedy plans a ceremonial visit amid Italian budget fights. He will meet Premier Sean Le Mass and then travel to Vatican City for an audience with Pope Paul VI on June 30, before departing July 2 for his return to the United States.
The Rev. George Powers announces new mass times effective Sunday at St Leonard Church 7 a.m. 10 a.m. and 5 30 p.m. The 5 30 p.m. mass aligns with Archbishop Paul Schulte permission for Sunday afternoon services in the diocese.
Officials at Goldwells Ing. impose a 45 minute limit on seashore church mission services after ice cream vendors complain missionaries steal peak selling time.
Soviets hail a healthy tandem flight as cosmonauts Valentina and Bykovsky report restful sleep in separate capsules. Valentina lists a varied diet and four meals a day while Bykovsky enjoys weightlessness and singing with his crewmate. No surprises in flight.
Contractors blame State Highway Department requirements for slow patching on Clinton Road. Flaremen lighted lamps at 5 and 9 p m but night hazards persist as concrete patches cure for about five days. Euratte says work may finish by early July with proper lighting and traffic control in place.
Bartender Albert Thewliss in Shipley England paid 58.80 in tax on tips received from customers. He explained he rarely receives cash tips and normally gets only an occasional free drink, which he used to settle the tax.
Residents report ongoing construction disruption with many complaining about delays yet few divert to alternate routes. Most people endure the stretch, with only occasional avoidance by those who have navigated the area before.
Hartke and Bayh will meet at Anderson to discuss national programs and agencies including Manpower and Automation and Training Welfare Administration Public Health Service and several federal offices. The agenda also references the U S Army Corps of Engineers Small Business Administration and Civil Defense agencies.
Larry Joe Langer, 24, an inmate at the U S Prison south of Terre Haute, filed in Federal Court for a writ of habeas corpus alleging he has not been paid for 35 days of work for Prison Industries. Warden T Wade Markley is listed as a respondent.
Integration shows AFL CIO Building and Construction Trade Departments unite on a four point plan to end racial discrimination in construction employment. Dissent notes McNamara protests defense cuts of 60 000 troops and 140 million dollars less than requested. VIP Coming reports Sir Robert Gordon Menzies will visit Washington July 8 10 and attend Jefferson memorial events near Charlottesville Virginia.
Betty Guiton 38 of 4204 North Fourteenth died Friday at home former Sullivan resident survived by husband Harold daughter Sandra Lee mother Opal Davidson sisters Kathleen Ridgeway Marilyn Wolfe and Patricia Abrams and several nieces and nephews Funeral for Guiton at Alexander Funeral Home Sullivan 2 p m Sunday officiants Rev Marcus Myers and Rev Virgil Romans burial IOOF cemetery Carlisle Friends may call Mary E Hos 78 of 1337 Second Avenue died Friday at Union Hospital survived by four sons Louis Richard Frank and Guy one daughter Ella Marie Voekle one brother Mervin Gibson one sister Ida and nine grandchildren one great grandchild member of Terre Haute Eastern Star body to Gillis Memory Chapel services 10 a m Wednesday Rev Thomas H McCracken burial Roselawn Memorial Park Foist Summers 67 of 502 North Eighth Street died Friday at home survived by two sons Lewis and Donald two daughters Florence Jones and Ruth Haseman one brother Ellis one sister Ouia Powers and several grandchildren Funeral 10 a m Monday Gillis Memory Chapel burial Summit Lawn Brazil Friends may call after 6 p m Saturday
Agnes Boylan 88 of 1607 42 Garfield avenue died at St Anthony Hospital at 8 a m Saturday She belonged to the Loyal Order of the Moose Auxiliary and Sacred Heart Church Survived by son Harry Grothwohl Philadelphia nephew Frank Reilly Terre Haute and niece Agnes Dede Spokane Pon y taken to Callahan Funeral Home where services are pending
Minnie Lee, 75, of 1301 South Eleventh Street, died Friday night at home after decades in the Sec ond Prairie Creek Baptist Church. Survived by Irene Wence, Earl French, and two grandchildren. Services set 1:30 p.m. Monday at DeBaun Funeral Home, burial New Harmony. call after 7 p.m. Saturday. Effie A. Risley, 78, of 2422 South Eighth Street, died Friday morning at home. Survived by sister Bertha Ralph of Dayton, Ohio. former practical nurse. Services 10:30 a.m. Monday at Bedino Peace Chapel with Rev. W. E. Hall, burial Highland Lawn cemetery. call after 6 p.m.
Alvin R. Neyhouse aged 86 formerly of Terre Haute died at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton Ohio on Thursday night. Services set for 10 Monday morning at Cross Funeral Home with Neil Kuns officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Graveside services planned by Terre Haute Lodge No 19 with viewing after 2 Sunday afternoon.
Services are set for Edward Baum years old who died Thursday at Miller and Sons Funeral Home with burial at Summit Lawn. Frank Rip Rippy 57 of 2725 Jefferson will be buried at Barnhart Cemetery with minister Jack Hawkins officiating. Rev Steve Lewis 80 of 1301 South Twelfth will have services at Freewill Baptist Church with burial at Grandview Cemetery. Robert Akers 43 formerly of Terre Haute died in Detroit and services will be held Monday in Center Line Michigan at Jones Funeral Home.
Pope Paul VI vows to continue Vatican Council work to improve living standards and promote world peace. He urges recognizing all men as brothers, respects God’s law, and collaborative order. Cardinal attendees pledge obedience after conclave in the Sistine Chapel. A coronation is set for June 30 in St Peter's. President Kennedy expected for a private audience.
Evening worship at Dean Avenue Christian Church will include the closing exercise of the vacation Bible school with the theme Christ Way, My Way. All classes join in songs and a playlet, plus a handicraft display in the church basement and a fellowship hour.
Clint C Manship 69 of Clinton Indiana died at home after brief illness He retired as a postal clerk after 28 years in the Clinton Post Office He served in World War I and belonged to the Clinton First Methodist Church and American Legion Post 140 He is survived by his widow two daughters six grandchildren and a sister Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the First Funeral Home with burial in Walnut Grove cemetery Alfred A Jones 70 of Linton Indiana died Friday at Freeman Greene County Hospital He was a Moose and Eagles member Survived by his widow Hazel two daughters two sons and nine grandchildren Services Monday at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with burial in Fairview cemetery Steve Morris 78 of Carbon Indiana died Friday at Porter Nursing Home in Knightsville A former coal miner he lived in Carbon 70 years Surviving brother and several nieces and nephews Funeral services pending at Miller and Son Funeral Home in Brazil
Ben H. Sink Sr., 74, longtime attorney and former mayor of Jasonville, died Friday. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Monday at McClanahan Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Lewis officiating. Burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Survived by two sons, a daughter, two brothers, a sister, four grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
The Islanders entertainers will perform at the Wayne Newton Post No 345 Saturday dance tonight from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Don Endress reports he is new house chairman and invites all members to attend.
Republican leaders declare July 13 as Glenn R. Slenker Day in Monticello Indiana to honor state legislator Glenn R. Slenker the longest serving member of the General Assembly since his first election in 1928. He will be honored at the Tippecanoe Country Club north of Monticello.
Eighteen AFL-CIO building trade unions pledge to halt discrimination in apprentice training and job referrals in construction. Presidents vow good faith effort to eliminate racial restrictions in locals while keeping decisions on entrance qualifications at the local union level. No penalties are specified for violations. A spokesman says unions will decide enforcement, with possible charter revocation.
Department spokesman Richard T. Phillips said small bands of refugees may have infiltrated Cuba recently but there is no evidence of major landings. Martinez called the report part of a developing movement aiming to overthrow Fidel Castro with reinforcements from refugee groups, noting landings from Caribbean bases and points on the mainland without U S backing.
Miguel Hidalgo, priest of Dolores, began the 1810 revolt against Spanish rule and is regarded as the Father of Mexican Independence.
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