Four Released After Argument at Sandison Hotel Clash
Four men arrested after a late night fight in front of the Sandison Hotel at 518 North Ninth Street were examined by Capt. Floyd Huey and released. Separately, three youths found in a garage at 211 Madison Boulevard were charged or held for investigation. late arrests included Terry Cook and two companions after burglary reports.
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North Ninth Street
Floyd Huey
Edwin Bingham
Kuykendall
Germain
Huffman
Binsinger
Coffey
Melvin M. Middendorff
Richard D. Wallace
Patrick J. Madeline
Lyman Matherly
Fred Lundgren
Madison Boulevard
Ronald Lucas
North Fruitridge Avenue
Vernon Keller
Brown Avenue
David Sparks
McKinley Boulevard
Lucas
Keller
Sparks
Terry M. Cook
North Twenty-sixth Street
Riley Avenue
Dayton Lee Farris
Kester Avenue
Donald Lee Lacher
Blaine Avenue
Transportation and Phone Tax Fight Moves Through Senate
House rejected a closely debated amendment to eliminate the travel levy while the Senate had approved it. Both chambers last year repealed a 3 percent freight tax.
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House
Senate
Plan to build underground centers rejected in Congress
The House Appropriations Committee rejected the administration request of 2.7 million dollars to build the first of eight underground centers for civil defense. It overruled a subcommittee plan for four million to build two centers and approved a 632.6 million supplemental appropriations bill instead. The measure moves to the House floor. Eisenhower had sought the 2.7 million for the Denton Texas site with others delayed.
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Washington
UPD
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
House
Eisenhower
Denton
Tex
Harvard
Mass
National Space Agency
Baker Ends Escape Returns to Southern Michigan Prison
Harry J. Baker, 28, walked back into Southern Michigan Prison in Jackson on June 25 to clear up his record. He had fled in 1957 from a work farm while serving four to 15 years for statutory rape and later married in Indianapolis while working as a laborer for a construction firm. He had previously served a separate sentence of three to 15 years for breaking and entering.
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Jackson
Mich
Harry J. Baker
Southern Michigan
Baker
Indianapolis
Syndicate Witness-Delay Tactics Face Jury Sequester
Attorneys for Syndicate win a delay issue as the judge signals a ruling in days. Jurors are locked in at Terre Haute House with six deputy marshals and one supervised evening call. The panel includes Earl Buchanan and Ray Carter among 31 of 83 relieved. alternate jurors listed in order of prominence.
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Terre Haute
Earl Buchanan
Indianapolis
Indiana House of Representatives
Ray A. Carter
RR 1
Brazil
Ernest R. Flint
Greencastle
Oscar B. Foster
Cloverdale First National Bank
Ollie T. Bosse
Jeffersonville
Cleo Emswiller
Indiana Livestock Sanitary Board
Rushville
Glenn R. Clark
Winchester Funeral
William J. Conlin
Virgil Fisher
Worthington
Cecil H. Gladish
Oakland City
Curran D. Johnson
Newburgh
William G. Embree
Bedford
Jury Picks In Terre Haute Gambling Case Selections Continue
The panel includes Harry H. Meyer Cross Plains farmer Leon F. Kane Carlisle farmer and real estate dealer Henry J. Quinett Jr traveling salesman Vincennes and Paul M. Pruitt Greencastle school teacher Judge Holder supervised two days of questioning with peremptory challenges enforced immediately on seated jurors The eight defendants indicted last August face charges of conspiring to conceal a gambling operation evading about 326000 in excise taxes and failing to register and file monthly tax returns with the trial set to address their case.
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Harry H. Meyer
Cross Plains
Leon F. Kane
Carlisle
Henry J. Quinett Jr
Vincennes
Paul M. Pruitt
Greencastle
Holder
William Hoke Jr
Terre Haute
Charles L. (Buck) Sumner
Joe Jacobs
Indianapolis
Leo Shaffer
Jules Horwick
Chicago
Philip Share
Irwin Gordon
Las Vegas
Nev
Edgar M. Wyatt
James Tanner
Detroit
Cab Owner Drowns in Seymour Boat Mishap
In Seymour Indiana Joseph Stout 48 owner of the 21 Cab firm drowned after falling from a boat on White River while attaching an outboard motor. His body was recovered by State Conservation Department divers as his wife and driver watched. Reynolds, who cannot swim, was unable to assist.
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Seymour
Ind
Joseph Stout
White River
State Conservation Department
Stout
William Reynolds
Reynolds
Jordan Receives 1.4 Million Grant for Desert Road
Amman Jordan June 25 UPi The British government grants Jordan 1 400 000 to complete a desert road to Aqaba a Red Sea port ensuring direct access while other routes to Aqaba pass through Syria and face blockades a British embassy spokesman said Wednesday.
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Amman
Jordan
UPI
Aqaba
Red Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
Syria
Photographer Meets Argentine Leader in Williamsburg
Mrs. Lee Ferguson asked a tourist to photograph him in Williamsburg and sent two prints after he approved. One print was autographed and returned along with a gracious letter from Arturo Frondizi president of Argentina.
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Williamsburg
Granieri Loses Appeal On Public Drunkenness Conviction
Superior Court in San Diego rejects Frank Granieri's appeal of the municipal court conviction for being drunk in public. The court notes his claim of a constitutional right to the pursuit of happiness as a novel argument.
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San Diego
Calif
Superior Court
Frank Granieri
Captain J William Richard Retires After Safe Sail Record
NO REGRETS LAHAVE, CAPT. J William Richard, who marked his 95th birthday, retired from the sea in 1924 after commanding six schooners on which he never lost a man.
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Lahave
N. S
J. William Richard
Satchmo Armstrong Severely Ill in Spoleto Theater
Louis Armstrong, the New Orleans jazz icon, lay ill in Spoleto Italy during the Two Worlds Festival. Doctors report bronchial pneumonia with heart weakness and high fever. transfer to Rome deemed impossible as he remains unconscious and deteriorates. The article notes the first plank road in the United States was built in 1846 in New York.
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Spoleto Theater
Armstrong
Rome
United States
New York
Earl Long speaks from hospital amid political rift and doctors flight plan
In a hospital address aired by radio, Earl K Long asserts health recovery and bemuses listeners with humor about past politics. He alleges doctors were flown to the hearing and accuses rivals within Baton Rouge politics of undermining him while naming Luther Frazar and Bill Cleveland as “good hands.”
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Long
Robert D. Jones
Jones
Luther Frazar
Bill Cleveland
Sims
Statehouse
Earl
Earl K. Long
Mandeville
Arthur Long
Baton Rouge
Bill
Russell Long
South Side Church Hosts Evangelistic Services
Evening evangelistic services are underway at the South Side Church of the Nazarene 2212 South Third Street and will run through Sunday Rev R D Jack Sutherland and his wife Naomi of Seymour lead the meetings The Sing ing Sutherlands are Olivet Nazarene College graduates and he is pastor of a Washington Illinois church They employ bass violin guitar piano accordion and organ in their services.
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South Side Church
What to Do About Your Voice
Reader's Digest July issue discusses how voice traits revealed in recordings signal emotion. It explains voice control tips to improve communication and personal impact.
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Reader’s Digest
Reader's Digest
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