Terre Haute Honors Bayh Big Parade Welcomes Candidate
A large Terre Haute parade greeted Bayh after he won the Indiana Democratic U S Senate nomination. He rode with wife Marvella and son Evan, waving to crowds along Wabash Avenue. Bayh thanked supporters atop a Vigo County Courthouse ramp before addressing the crowd. The event closed with Bayh and political allies on hand as plans for the fall campaign were noted.
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Birch Bayh
U. S. Senate
Indiana
Bayh
Wabash Avenue
Marvella
Evan
U. S. Highway 40
Highland Lawn Cemetery Hill
Terre Haute
Man Killed By Robber at Bloomington
A motel guest from Chicago, Carl N. Snyder, 44, was shot and killed during a motel office holdup in Bloomington. Night clerk Ross Parks and janitor Robert Jenkins were beaten and hospitalized. Mrs. Snyder, in shock, stayed at a downtown hotel with their daughter. The bandit, unseen by staff, fled after the shooting. authorities pursue leads.
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Bloomington
Ind
Chicago
Carl N. Snyder
Santilla Corp
Snyder
van Orman
Ross Parks
Robert Jenkins
Parks
Jenkins
Snyders
Phillips
Sunshine Biscuit Co
Weather Forecast Terre Haute Indiana Illinois at 6 a.m
The morning weather report shows 6 a.m. temperature 74 with a forecast of partly cloudy skies and warm conditions. Expect scattered thundershowers tonight and Sunday, with highs around 86 to 91 in Terre Haute and similar warmth in Indiana and Illinois. River stage 2.9 ft and falling.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Terre Haute Driver Killed In Indianapolis Crash
A Terre Haute man, Ralph R. Millspaugh, 32, was killed in a crash near the junction of U S 36 and U S 40 on Indianapolis west side early Saturday. Police arrested Max E. Miller, 26, of Clayton, on preliminary charges of reckless homicide and leaving the scene. Miller denied striking Millspaugh and said Millspaugh tried to crowd him at several stop lights. Authorities noted Millspaugh drove a white auto while Miller drove a black convertible. black paint was found on Millspaugh’s rear.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Terre Haute
U. S. 36
U. S. 40
Ralph R. Millspaugh
South Ninth Street
Millspaugh
Max E. Miller
Clayton
Miller
Millspaugh Auto
Mrs Bayh Wins Over Convention at Indiana Dems Rally
At the Indiana Democratic State Convention in Indianapolis 29 year old Marvella Bayh wife of senatorial nominee Birch Bayh emerged as the star figure with a loud cheering crowd of about 2600 delegates. Reporters compared her to Jackie Kennedy and she plans to campaign actively through the November 6 general election. Bayh greeted delegates and even checked on her son Evan during a brief pause in the day’s festivities. A parade of supporters featured banners hats musicians and two donkeys Jack and Jackie though the animals proved not house trained. Page 2 Col 6
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Indianapolis
Marvella Bayh
Indiana
Jackie Kennedy
Birch
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Bayh
Charles Boswell
Jack
Jackie
Clarence Bobilya
Fort Wayne
Marion
Jack Edwards
Rail Rules Dispute Seeks White House Action
In Chicago on June 23, union and railroad negotiators failed to bridge a work rules rift. Carrier leaders blamed stalemate on lack of progress after two years of talks. The National Mediation Board will decide next steps as a potential presidential role looms.
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Chicago
White House
J. E. Wolfe
National Mediation Board
Wolfe
Arthur Goldberg
Charles Luna
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
NME
Leverett Edwards
Edwards
Kennedy
Urban Renewal Law Challenged by Mill Owners in Terre Haute
Charles W Pence Marie Pence operate River View Mill at 1000 S First St and sue Terre Haute city Redevelopment Commission and officials alleging the 1953 Indiana Redevelopment Act authorizes taking private property for public use without adequate compensation. Plaintiffs claim violation of Article I Section 23 of Indiana Constitution and seek legal relief.
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Terre Haute
Superior Court
Charles W
Marie Pence
River View
South First Street
South Third Street
David Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld, Wolfe and Miller
City of
Redevelopment Commission
Morris Landsbaum
John A. Curry
Herbert F. Winterhalter
Gilbert M Bosworth
Herbert L. Patterson
Indiana
General Assembly
Ocean area and depth figures reported by United Press
Now You Know reports a United Press International figure set detailing the earth’s oceans and seas covering 139,405,122 square miles with an average depth of 12,451 feet.
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United Press International
Walkout Set for This Afternoon By Airlines Engineers
NEW YORK June 23 The Flight Engineers International Association AFL CIO said it would strike Eastern Air Lines and Pan American World Airways at 1 pm EST today despite a National Mediation Board offer to step in as peacemaker. A union spokesman said all efforts for a peaceful settlement were exhausted. Eastern President Malcolm A MacIntyre warned a strike would shut down operations. Pan Am officials said service would continue but gave no details. The dispute centers on jet cockpit crew manning and mirrors a broader walkout across airlines.
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New York
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Pan American
Pan Am
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Arthur J. Goldberg
Eastern
National Mediation Board
Francis O'Neil Jr
Boyd
Air Line Pilots Association
Light Showers Dampen Indiana, Then Thundershowers Expected
Teasingly light showers barely dampened dry areas of Indiana today with further scattered thundershowers forecast over the next three days. Temperatures remained warm and were expected to stay that way at least through Monday. Only traces of precipitation were recorded up to 7 a.m.
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Indiana
Eisenhower Urges Major Cuts in Defense Budget
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower at a Republican dinner urged substantial reductions in the U S defense budget of 51 6 billion saying current spending reflects unfounded fears and reluctance to drop outmoded concepts He offered no specifics on where cuts should come.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Laos coalition cabinet seated in Laos political shift
King Savang Vathana installed a 19 member coalition cabinet led by neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma in Vientiane. Premier Boun Oum resigned after an 18 month term amid civil war and Pathet Lao influence. Souphanouvong arrived as deputy premier with other Pathet Lao and coalition ministers joining the new government.
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Vientiane
Laos
Savang Vathana
Souvanna Phouma
Pritfte Boun Oum
United States
Boun Oum
Pathet Lao
Soviet Union
Souvanna
Prince Souphanouvong
Souphanouvnog
Plaine Des Jarres
National Assembly
Souphanouvong
Prison escapee held in Illinois
Harland Griswold a 39 year old escapee from Indiana State Prison was held for questioning in a 400 robbery at a Rockford loan company. Griswold was arrested in a rooming house 15 minutes after the holdup late Thursday as police said he and two companions overpowered a guard at Michigan City Indiana prison on June 6.
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Rockford
Ill
Harland Griswold
Indiana
Griswold
Michigan City
Investigators Probe Cause of Air France 707 Crash in Guadeloupe
In Pointe-a-Pitre French and American aviation experts converge on Mule's Back Hill to inspect the Air France Boeing 707 wreckage after a thunderstorm induced landing gear trouble, killing all 112 aboard. The jetliner struck a hill 18 miles from Raidzet Air Field as it descended from Paris, with debris scattered and bodies found in the jungle.
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Pointe-A-Pitre
Guadeloupe
Air France
U. S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Agency
Paris
Raidzet
Mule
Air Force
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Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh Jr
Pentagon
U. S. Weather Bureau
Mrs. Bayh
Hortense Myers
Robert C. Boyd
Slash
Defense
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