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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1969

Page

5

Warren Thanks Nixon as Burger Takes Supreme Court Chair

Chief Justice Warren, addressing President Nixon, thanks the administration while noting the court serves the public interest under the Constitution. Warren administers the oath to Burger and adjourns the court for summer as Burger begins a new era.

Supreme Court Nixon Warren Burger Surger Minnesota Abe Fortas California White House Eisenhower Warren Court

Misplaced Pet Hamster Ties Up Poole Telephone Box

Diane Harrod 10 called police after her hamster Whisky jumped into a public telephone coinbox in Poole England. Repair crews spent three hours dismantling the box to reach the pet. The incident was reported by UPI.

Poole England UPI Diane Harrod Diane

Weather Outlook for Indiana Illinois This Week

Indiana expects temperatures near normal with highs 82 to 89 and lows 61 to 68 through Saturday. Warmer midweek, with rainfall of about half to three quarters of an inch by week’s end. Illinois shows highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and lows in the mid to upper 60s, cooler midweek, then cooler Saturday, with showers and thundershowers after midweek totaling over an inch.

Indiana Illinois

Interfaith Center Breaks Ground in Columbia

Representatives from Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups joined in a ground breaking for a new interfaith facility in Columbia. The $1 million project will house Catholic Missouri Synod Lutheran American Baptist Unitarian Universalist Jewish and United Methodist Presbyterian groups with four worship spaces and shared offices.

Columbia, Md Columbia Missouri Synod Lutheran American Baptist Unitarian Universalist Clarence Sinclair Columbia Cooperative Ministry

Laird and Helms Call for Oversight on Arms Talks

Laird and Helms argued that real progress on arms limitation requires on site inspections but neither side will agree to such measures. They stressed that Congress must check the executive to prevent moving the nation toward a dangerous threshold in national policy.

Tornado Toll Rises Across Plains with Severe Damage

Neighbor reports doors torn from storm cellar as tornadoes cut roads, downed power and telecom lines causing a blackout. Hospitals in Farmington Ironton and Potosi treated about 35 with minor injuries. In central Kansas a second tornado outbreak injured about 100 and caused over 10 million dollars in damage, hitting Salina hardest with extensive airport, home, church and school destruction.

Pratt Clyde Boyer Farmington Ironton Potosi

Accident Scene Claims Two In Paris

A collision on the road left the accident scene described as over five inches deep. Mr. and Mrs. Snearly were transported to Sutton and Son Funeral Home in Paris. Mr. Snearly served as manager for Post 211, American Legion, in Paris. Funeral plans are pending. Arrangements for Thomas are pending at Lincoln Funeral Home.

Six GOP Senators Urge Firm Stand on School Desegregation Deadlines

Six Republican senators led by Clifford Case and Edward Brooke express deep concern over reports that President Nixon may extend desegregation deadlines for Southern districts. They urge the President to hold firm and not suspend federal aid penalties.

Washington UPI Nixon Levis Clifford P. Case New Jersey Edward W., Brooke Massachusetts

Hair and color myths link to vitality and mood

A jumble of antiquated notes links hair length to life force, gray paint to gloom, and psychology to perception. It cites tribes guarding children's hair, bridge paint changing mood, and beliefs about penmanship and intelligence.

England G. K. Chesterfield

Astronauts Arm strong and Aldrin face cool reentry scene

The article notes Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin will be the world's most famed men upon return from the moon next month yet will meet frigid reception from welcoming committees. It underscores public figures and rough crowd dynamics during their homecoming.

Neil Armstrong Buzz Aldrin Earth

New York and Pennsylvania Senators Named in Listing

Charles E. Goodell and Jacob K. Javits of New York and Hugh Scott and Richard S. Schweiker of Pennsylvania are cited as the named figures in the document.

Charles E. Goodell Jacob K. Javits New York Hugh Scott Richard S. Schweiker Pennsylvania

Moon mission plans and Martinsville Fair notes emerge

Fragmented text describes cleaning the Command Module with a vacuum and disinfectant upon return, Navy hatch procedures, a postflight quarantine in Houston, and a $15.8 million pest house. It also mentions the Martinsville Fair being rated outstanding in Illinois and preparations for the 1969 fair with a new dairy barn, benches, and mercury vapor lights.

Moon Earth Navy Houston Pace Illinois

Martinsville Fair Dates Set

Martinsville Til special announces opening July 14 for the 24th Martinsville Ag Fair six days of racing headlined by the Top Line and Great Midwest Races with a purse around $10,000 for the Great Midwest Trot.

Martinsville, Til Martinsville Ag Fair

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