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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1963

Page

13

Kennedy Khrushchev Near Berlin Meeting Prospect This Week

President Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev move toward a possible meeting this week as both visit Berlin within two days. Kennedy garners West Berlin support while Khrushchev’s East Berlin trip signals a potential response to Kennedy’s hard line on Berlin and allied strength.

Berlin Kennedy Nikita S. Khrushchev Vienna Moscow Peking West Berlin East Zone Bonn Cologne Hanau Frankfurt Wiesbaden Khrushchev U. S

Delta Fighters to Bunker Hill Summer Deployment

The 1st Fighter Wing's F106 Delta Dart jets will join B58 bombers at Bunker Hill Air Force Base for two months starting in August. The 600-man wing will be stationed at Bunker Hill and Tyndall AFB while Selfridge AFB is repaired near Detroit.

Peru Ind Bunker Hill Air Force Base Bunker Hill Tyndall Air Force Base Fla Selfridge Afb Detroit

The Hawaiian alphabet counts five vowels and seven consonants

The passage notes that the Hawaiian alphabet uses five vowels and seven consonants.

Hartke Supports Bible Reading in Public Schools

Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana joins Sen. Beall of Maryland in sponsoring a constitutional amendment to permit Bible reading and prayers in public schools. Hartke says states could vote on the change after the Supreme Court's 8-1 ruling against compulsory Bible reading and prayers. He also endorses a non government agency to direct a gen

Washington Vance Hartke D-Ind J. Glenn Beall Maryland Hartke Supreme Court Newsmen

Meatless day ordered in Czechoslovakia

The Czechoslovak government imposes one meatless day per week to combat a chronic meat shortage with the new rule effective July 1.

Vienna Austria

Hoosier Senator Notes Lack of Central Cancer Research Hub

A Hoosier senator complains there is no central clearinghouse for disseminating information on basic cancer research. He urges establishing a unified source to coordinate data and updates for researchers and the public.

Eral Hoosier

Job Claims Down in Indianapolis

Indiana officials reported unemployment insurance claims fell last week to 24,398, down 964 from the prior week and 6,997 below the same week in 1962. Claims were 22 percent of the year ago level.

Indianapolis Indiana Employment Security Division

Unsigned Hoosier Girls State elects party chairs

Carol Franklin of Kokomo and Becky Brown of Indianapolis were elected chairmen of the Nationalist and Federalist parties at the Hoosier Girls State gathering in Bloomington Indiana on Tuesday. Candidates for a mock state election were to be chosen this afternoon.

Bloomington Ind Carol Franklin Kokomo Becky Brown Indianapolis

Strike Closes Port Bombay as Tug Crews Strike

A tugboat crew strike at Port Bombay pauses traffic with 16 ships expected to dock later, mainly grain cargoes from the United States and military equipment from Britain. Workers demand higher pay and a permanent agency to settle disputes with port management.

Bombay India United States Britain

That Dad Brings Home More Bacon

Memphis residents react to a child’s awe over a family wealth sign as a neighbor boasts multiple pieces of bacon for breakfast. The anecdote highlights perceptions of affluence in daily life.

Memphis Tenn

City looks to enforce jaywalking style tickets for swimmers

Cleveland police seek authority to issue waterway traffic tickets to swimmers who cross marina or yacht club entrances. Lt. Jack Delaney heads a new ports and harbors unit and plans ordinances for City Council before summer recreation season.

Cleveland Jack Delaney New Ports and Harbors

Tribune-Star Want Ads Offer Low Cost Dependable Results

Classified notice states dependable low cost advertising options. Contact C-1331 for details and scheduling.

Tribune-Star

Senate Subcommittee Targets AGVA Over Vice Rackets

A Senate subcommittee accuses the American Guild of Variety Artists of conniving with international vice rackets. It cites B-girl entertainers held in literal bondage and urges Labor Department action to clean up the union. The report relies on 1962 hearings and notes AGVA is part of the Associated Actors and Artists of America under AFL-CIO.

Washington Senate American Guild of Variety Artists John L. McClellan Dark Subcommittee Labor Department AGVA Associated Actors and Artists of America Afl-Cio

Taxpayer disputes Vigo County teaching salary claims

In a letter to the editor Robin J. Swenson argues Vigo County salaries are not shockingly low, cites a posted schedule with figures for starting average and maximum pay on 9 month and 12 month bases, and urges merit over longevity as the basis for higher pay while noting many teachers are married women tied to local jobs.

the Tribune Vigo County M. S Robin J. Swenson South Sixth Street

AGVA probes abuse in night clubs and seeks crackdown

The union investigates abuses of girls lured by false pretenses into unsafe venues. It names Jackie Bright of Miami as a former AGVA secretary and head, accusing extortion and rights violations. AGVA President Joe Adams says the group has alerted state liquor authorities, the IRS, immigration and labor agencies to shut down troubling spots.

Union Jackie Bright Miami Fla AGVA New York Joe Adams Internal Revenue Service Immigration Department and Labor Bureau

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