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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1972

Page

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Large scale gambling raid targets Terre Haute

FBI Indiana State Police and local officials raided 39 business establishments in Terre Haute and Vigo County early Friday seizing about 50 electronic slot machines. Dale Snodgrass of Snodgrass Sales Co. was arrested on operating an illegal gambling business with warrants issued for two men. Police chief James Swift said the operation follows a five month probe and was conducted with federal warrants. Continued on page 12.

Terre Haute Vigo County FBI James Swift THE Tribune Indiana Inn Dale Snodgrass Brookside Dr Snodgrass Sales Co Lafayette Ave Swift Joe Gabbert Indianapolis Stanley B. Miller U.S Miller

Eastern Floods Ravage a Wide Area Across States

A new storm driven by Agnes sent the Ohio and other rivers over their banks flooding New York Pennsylvania and Virginia. Tens of thousands evacuated by helicopter and National Guard units assisted in Wilkes Barre El mira Corning Olean Painted Post and other towns. The Pittsburgh Point measured 25.9 feet threatening major flooding along the Ohio Allegheny and Monongahela rivers.

Ohio New York Pennsylvania National Guard National Weather Service Baltimore Virginia Richmond James River Wilkes-Barre Susquehanna Harrisburg Elmira Corning Olean Agnes Florida Reubin Askew West Virginia Maryland Pittsburgh Monongahela Allegheny William Long Weather Service New York State Salamanca N.Y

California Delegate Ruling Keeps McGovern Win

A federal judge ruled that George McGovern keeps all 271 California delegates from the June primary. Attorneys for Humphrey Jackson Chisholm Wallace argued for proportional division, but the court protected the winner take all system as stable for the Democratic National Convention.

Sacramento Calif UPI George McGovern California Hubert H. Humphrey U.S. District Court Philip C. Wilkins Humphrey Henry Jackson Shirley Chisholm Alabama George Wallace McGovern Wallace Mrs. Chisholm William Jennings Miami Beach Wilkins Nixon

Regional Weather Summary for Terre Haute Indiana

The National Weather Service reports fair to partly cloudy conditions and a cool trend across Terre Haute and surrounding Indiana and Illinois areas. Highs near 75 to 82 in Indiana, with lows around 46 to 51, and a 5 percent chance of rain through today and Saturday. River stage 4.8 feet and falling. dirt dust count 84 micrograms per cubic meter.

Terre Haute Indiana

Gen Maxwell to retire from Hulman Field Air National Guard

Gen Allison Maxwell commander of the Hulman Field Air National Guard will retire from active service this fall at age 55 after leading the unit since 1961. He served in World War II and the Korean conflict and plans to travel, fish, hunt, golf and watch his grandson grow. Born in Indianapolis, he comes from a large family with a flying legacy beginning with his brother Howard who joined the Indiana Air National Guard in 1928.

Allison Maxwell Hulman Field General Indianapolis Maxwell Howard Indiana Air National Guard Chanute Field Illinois DePauw Chanute

Bowen Wins GOP Governor Nomination on First Ballot

Indianapolis AP Bowen of Bremen captured the Republican nomination for governor on the first ballot as L. Keith Bulen and other key supporters confirmed. State Sen. Robert Orr appeared set for lieutenant governor on the first ballot, with William Sharp backed for the nomination and Whitcomb's name discussed as a potential national committeeman. The convention moved to ballot the nominations in one round.

Indianapolis Otis Bowen Bremen Otis R. Bowen Bowen 11Th District L. Keith Bulen Doe Bulen Robert Orr Evansville Richard G. Lugar Edgar D. Whitcomb Owen William T. Sharp Sharp Spencer Bolen Orr Phillip Gutman Fort Wayne Marion County Public Service Commission W. W. Hill Jr John C. Hart Hill GOP Whitcomb James T. Neal Resolutions Committee

United Way Sets Ambitious 1972 73 Campaign Goal

The Wa bash Valley United Way will seek a campaign goal of 779367 for 1972 73 up 207553 over this year's allocations The UW board approved the goal Ed Schulz executive director urged broader fair share giving and more middle management participation The board also readmitted the Salvation Army and Turner Girls Club for 1973 allocations with 15500 and 11000 respectively Ratcliffe noted non unanimous votes and ongoing agency decisions continued on page 8 col 1

Wabash Valley United Way UW Board of Ed Schulz Schulz UW Board of Directors Salvation Army Torner Girls’ Club Robert Ratcliffe UW Standards and Admissions Committee Turner Girls’ Club Ratcliffe Florence Crittenton

Now You Know By United Press International

In San Salvador, the penalty for drunken driving is execution by firing squad. The harsh law reflects the city’s tough stance on crime and public safety.

United Press International San Salvador

1300 Youngsters Compete in Indiana Special Olympics

About 1300 children took part in Indiana Special Olympics with tracks and field events opening the day. Darrell Deale, a nine year old Franklin School pupil, won his second gold medal as teachers and chaperones praised the effort shaping self confidence.

Darrell Deale Indiana Darrell Indiana State University House of Photography Franklin School Franklin Mary Boland

President Signs Education Bill and Busing Debate

President Nixon signed a 21.3 billion education bill while denouncing its antibusing provisions as inadequate and a retreat from responsibility. He urged a moratorium on court-ordered busing and criticized Congress for yielding to rhetoric rather than solutions. He warned of delays and outlined views on arms talks, meat import quotas, and wiretap authority.

Washington Nixon Congress Lixon Oval Office Melvin R. Laird Leonid Brezhnev United States U.S Soviet Union Supreme Court

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