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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1956

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Democratic National Chairman Hints Shift In Governor Nominee Race

Indianapolis June 25 Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler and Lafayette’s Roger D. Branigin conferred about 40 minutes amid indications Butler might switch support from S Hugh Dillin of Petersburg to Branigin. A deal could offer Dillin a lower ticket post while Welsh weighs a Senate bid against Wickard and Caughran, reshaping the governor contest.

Indianapolis Paul M. Butler Roger D. Branigin Lafayette Butler S. Hugh Dillin Petersburg Branigin Dillin Mathew E. Welsh U. S. Senate Claude R. Wickard Camden B. Howard Caughran Welsh Senate Wickard Ralph Tucker Terre Haute

12 Year Old Billie McKee Wins Soap Box Derby

Billie McKee 12 wins the Derby Hill race in Terre Haute in 44 seconds to take Class B honors and the day’s top time. He beats Walter Barcus 14 and cousin David McKee in the A division, with Arabest Control sponsoring the entrant.

Billy McKee Charles McCosky Walter Barcus Young McKee Juanita Humble North Thirteenth Street Tribune-Star Chevrolet Terre Haute Billie McKee Derby Hill Loren Barcus Farrington Street Barcus McKee David McKee Arabest Control

Eisenhower Plans Panama Trip Late In July

President Eisenhower will fly to Panama late in July for talks with American state leaders. He postponed a July meeting with Indian Prime Minister Nehru due to convalescence from June surgery. The Eisenhowers will mark their 40th anniversary at Gettysburg farm as he recovers.

Washington Eisenhower Panama Jawaharlal Nehru Walter Reed Hospital Gettysburg Eisenhowers James C. Hagerty Nehru London

Woman Embezzler Given 20 Years

Minnie Mangum ex-officer of a troubled financial institution was sentenced in Norfolk to 20 years in prison for embezzling 1 082 968 25 dollars and 10 years for giving false information to the State Corporation Commission. The sentences run consecutively with two year terms on eight indictments and other forgery counts, all to be served concurrently with the 20 years.

Norfolk Minnie Mangum Heard Corporation Court H. Lawrence Bullock State Corporation Commission Bullock

Freight train crash kills 11 in Madrid

A fast freight train rammed the rear of a slow passenger train near Madrid on Sunday, killing 11 and wounding 77 as emergency crews moved to clear wreckage and tend to the injured.

Madrid Spain

Annulment Granted in Bigamy Case Against Convict

Mrs Patricia Jean Long won annulment from William Robert Long in Vigo Superior Court No 2 after alleging she wed a man who misrepresented himself as single on October 25 1955 in Mississippis Nitta Yuma. The defendant is serving a one to seven year term for an earlier Vigo Circuit Court conviction and is the husband of Ella Fay Long.

Patricia Jean Long North Fifth Street Vigo Superior Court William Robert Long Indiana State Reformatory Vigo Long Albert Owens Ella Fay Long South Fifteenth Street Herbert Wayne Patton Marion Goddard Jr

Summer Complaints Highlight Quiet Police Week End

City police on Monday summarized a typical summer week end listing minor incidents. A card game dispute a theater lobby firecracker thrown and a flowerpot tossed at a neighbor no arrests were made.

Airliner Crash Near Kano Kills 30 of 45 aboard

A BOAC four engine jet crashed on takeoff from Kano Airport bursting into flames and killing 30 of the 45 people aboard. Pilot Captain Herbert Tomlinson survived the impact in the Nigerian forest as rescue teams pulled out survivors.

Kano Nigeria Minster of Harold Watkinson House of Commons London British Overseas Airways Corp Herbert Tomlinson BOAC

Owen County Search Party Hunts Missing Terre Haute Youth

Sheriff Charles F. Douglas leads 75 searchers northwest of Spencer for 18 year old Carl F. Haas of Terre Haute missing from his family farm since Sunday afternoon. Deputy Ross Hamilton says he hasn’t been seen since about 2 PM. State police notified and checking highways as search continues.

Owen County Charles F. Douglas Spencer Carl F. Haas Terre Haute Ross Hamilton Carl Haas Liberty Avenue Indiana

Elizabeth Lemen 106 Celebrates Birthday in Carlisle

Mrs Elizabeth Lemen celebrated her 106th birthday in Carlisle Ind Born near Nashville Ohio she has lived in Sullivan County since age eight and marks a century plus six years of life in the community

Carlisle Ind Elizabeth Lemen Nashville Ohio Sullivan County

Oust America Parties Win Iceland Election

In Reykjavik the coalition of Oust America parties swept to a likely parliamentary majority, seizing 4 seats to push toward ejecting U S forces from Keflavik. The Progressives and Social Democrats gain seats while Prime Minister Olaf Thors loses ground as the race narrows in the 52 seat Althing.

Reykjavik Iceland America U. S Keflavik Althing Olaf Thors Communist Party Social Democrats National Defense Progressives Thors N.A.T.O Washington

Shah of Iran Flies to Moscow on Trade Talks

Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Queen Soraya left Tehran in a deluxe army plane for a two week visit to the Soviet Union. Court sources said leaders from Russia and Iran would discuss expanding trade during the trip.

Tehran Iran Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Queen Soraya Soviet Union

Steel Contract Talks Stall Amid Deadlock

In New York on June 25 the Big Three steel wage negotiators and United Steelworkers meet to avert a strike within a week. Key issues delay a five year contract including duration and company package size. Officials warn the agreement could raise employment costs by about $2.5 billion for 650,000 workers.

New York United Steelworkers of America

Admiral Ernest J. King In Critical Condition

Admiral Ernest J. King 77, wartime U S Navy chief, remained critically ill at Portsmouth Naval Hospital. His son Lt Cmdr Ernest J. King Jr said the condition is heart failure caused by high blood pressure, not a heart attack.

Portsmouth N. H Ernest J. King U. S. Navy Portsmouth Naval Hospital Naval Operations Ernest J. King Jr

Wife Held In Mate's Death At Home Shooting

Delbert Lee, 29, was shot and killed at his Martinsville home on Saturday. His wife Betty Lee, 26, was held on open charges after she said the couple joked with a rifle. She claimed she accidentally fired when Lee urged her to shoot him.

Martinsville Ind Delbert Lee Camby Betty Morgan County Victor Young Young Lee

Weather: Scattered Thundershowers Forecast

Weather forecast shows scattered thundershowers later in the day. Noon readings indicate warm humid conditions with typical afternoon highs and a gentle to moderate breeze. Sunset expected around eight thirty.

Forecast for Terre Haute and Vicinity

Partly cloudy with scattered thunder showers tonight and Tuesday. Warmer and more humid Tuesday. High around 85 today, low near 65. Tuesday should be warm and humid with lingering thundershowers. Street thermometer reads 75 at 6 am and 75 at 2 pm.

Terre Haute Indiana

Mugey Weather Still Ahead For Next Five Days

Thundershowers cleared air in Indiana with only the north likely to gain relief from a hot muggy spell. Warm temperatures and high humidity persist elsewhere with continued showers and thunderstorms Tuesday through Saturday. Temperatures ranged from 58 to 94 last night and highs tomorrow were forecast 75 to 90, cooler in the north and central regions.

Indiana Weather Bureau Mercury Evansville South Bend Indianapolis Central

Confusion Over Identity In East Sparta Auto Crash

Canton Reuters reports a misidentification after a recent automobile accident. A caller claimed the victim was Burby Mae Sandy, later clarified as Sandy Mae Burby of Columbus visiting East Sparta.

Canton Ohio Canton Repository Sandy Mae Burby East Sparta Burby Mae Sandy Columbus

Senate Debates Extra Funds For U S Air Force

In Washington on June 25 the Senate debated a 35 billion defense appropriation focusing on extra Air Force funding. Sen. Henry M. Jackson warned without 1.16 billion more the United States risks losing air supremacy to Russia within three years. Republicans pressed to cap Air Force funds at 600 million amid controversy over Defense Secretary Wilson’s use of the word phony.

Washington Senate Henry M. Jackson D.-Wash United States Russia Defense Charles E. Wilson Wilson R.N.H G.O.P Marion B. Folsom

Mayor of Algiers Wounded in Gun Attack

Mayor Paul Pantaloni of Algiers was slightly wounded when a Moslem gunman fired at him on the way to city hall. A passerby Louis Trombi was wounded while trying to intervene, and the assailant was shot by police near a station.

Algiers Algeria Paul Pantaloni Louis Trombi Pantaloni Independent Party

Personal Message From Eisenhower Delivers To Zhukov In Moscow

Gen. Nathan Twining met Marshal Zhukov in Moscow to relay the president's personal thanks and then toured the Gubinka air base. He inspected installations but no word on viewing seven new Soviet jet planes revealed on Soviet Air Force Day.

Communist Party of the Soviet Union Moscow Tushino Nathan S. Twining U. S U.P Nathan F. Twining Eisenhower Georgi K. Zhukov Gubinka Twining U. S. Air Force Russia Zhukov Mikoyan

Violent deaths plague Indiana over weekend

Indiana recorded a heavy weekend toll of violent fatalities with 17 names listed. At least 10 died in traffic between Friday 6 p.m. and Sunday midnight, with six drowned. A child died touching a lamp on a furnace register at Dag pers Saturday. A triple traffic fatality near Princeton on Ind 64 claimed Jack Warren 24 Mary Jo Miller 19 and Larry Orr 20. Two more deaths followed at Rockport from a seven car collision. Kathryn Franz 54 and Sam Stettler 78 died, while Albert Gaum 41 of Elkhart perished in a county road crash. Ora Banks 63 of Wabash died when a car hit a tree. Carl Pitman 38 of Pennville died in a collision southwest of Richmond. Pauline Cook 37 of Lafayette died on Ind 15 near Lafayette after her car skidded.

Indiana Russell Brian Smith Jack Warren Mary Jo Miller Princeton Larry Orr Albion Ill Rockport Kathryn Franz Sam Stettler Tell City Franz Vollmar Franz Perry County Albert Gaum Elkhart Ora Alvie Banks Wabash Carl L. Pitman Pennville Richmond Pauline G. Cook Lafayette Ind

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Gen. Twining Red Air Bases Owen CO Shah OF Iran ADM E. J. King Mate U. S&s. Weather Bureau U.S. Air Force
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