Senate Votes On Low in Spirits Area Funds
The Senate prepared to vote on President Kennedy's request for 455 million dollars for the Area Redevelopment Agency to aid economically depressed regions. House opponents say funds would just fuel a slush fund while supporters call it a needed federal aid program. Other news notes civil rights exemptions and a secret House Space Committee meeting to cut the Mars agency bill by about 500 million.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Area Redevelopment Agency
ARA
Paul H. Douglas
D-Nl
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Space Committee
Tipsy Drivers Fined and Licenses Suspended by City Court
Two drivers pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and each paid $66.75 fines with one year license suspensions before Judge Edward Everett. Herbert Turner 52 of 1173 College Avenue and Jesse McClelland 54 of 631 Lafayette Avenue were named. Other pleas included Walter Pitts 42 of Memphis Arkansas sentenced to 10 days jail and $25 fine for intoxication. Robert Wilkie 69 of 254 South Fifth Street also $25 and jail time for intoxication. Delta Mae Holland 42 of 1544 South Thirteenth Street paid $40 for intoxication. Larry Neuderhiser 21 of 4505 North Sixteenth Street fined $25 and 30 days jail for assault. jail suspended for good behavior. Ronald James Varda 17 of 2102 Dahlen Avenue and Robert Tropy 18 of 2110 Hendricks Street paid $17.75 for speeding. Brent R. Lower 21 had a bench warrant for running a stop sign with $500 bond. Ralph McLaughlin 19 RR 5 Claude Hudson 26 459 South Twelfth Street Nassie L. Pritchard 66 2000 North Third Street paid $7.75 for stop sign violations. William Edward Skidmore 20 of 104 Bourne Avenue paid $2.75 for false auto registration.
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Edward Everett
Herbert Turner
College Avenue
Jesse McClelland
Lafayette Avenue
Walter Pitts
Memphis
Ark
Vigo County
Robert Wilkie
South Fifth Street
Delta Mae Holland
South Thirteenth Street
Larry Neuderhiser
North Sixteenth Street
Dale Bird
Everett
Neuderhiser
Ronald James Varda
Dahlen Avenue
Robert Tropy
Hendricks Street
Brent R. Lower
Lower
Ralph McLaughlin
Claude Hudson
South Twelfth Street
Nassie L. Pritchard
North Third Street
William Edward Skidmore
Bourne Avenue
Suit to Condemn Land for Hulman Field Progresses
Testimony continued in Vigo Superior Court as the state of Indiana seeks to condemn property for Hulman Field. The case before Judge Harold Bitzegaio and a 12 person jury features defense counsel David I Day James Ball and witnesses including Mrs Gussie Hein and local real estate experts. Defendants listed include George W Nisbet and the Public Service Company of Indiana with Deputy Attorney General Dale B McLaughlin and Luther Johnson assisting.
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Vigo Superior Court
Indiana
Hulman Field
Harold Bitzegaio
David I. Day
James Ball
Marshall, Batman and Day Law Firm
Gussie Hein
George W. Nisbet
The
Public Service Company of
Dale B. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Luther Johnson
Mann, Mann, Chaney, Johnson and Hicks
Memorial tribute honors U S war dead at Arlington
The Republic of Korea paid tribute in Arlington National Cemetery as Korean Ambassador Kim Chung Yul laid a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknowns to honor 33,620 U S servicemen killed in the Korean War. The figures include 20,517 dead from other causes 5,178 missing and 142,091 wounded during the three year conflict.
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Washington
Republic of Korea
U. S
Kim Chung Yul
Air Force
Arlington National Cemetery
U S Representatives Named For Papal Coronation
Charles W. Englehard Jr. and Rabbi Louis Finkelstein will join U S delegates at Pope Paul VI's coronation. The White House announced Kennedy appointments in Wiesbaden with Warren and Mansfield previously named. Rosemary Clooney is released from hospital after food poisoning. Don Piccard sustains minor burns inflating a balloon at Ashland festival.
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Charles W. Englehard Jr
Engelhard Industries
Newark
N. J
Louis Finkelstein
Jewish Theological Seminary
New York City
U. S
Kennedy
Finkelstein
Engelhard
White House
Wiesbaden
Germany
United States
Earl Warren
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Rosemary Clooney
Toronto
Miss Clooney
Betty Robertson
Don Piccard
Ashland
Ohio
Piccard
Sioux Falls
S. D
Kennedy urges broad attack on racial discrimination in law
In a public address, Kennedy argues private property rights are not a defense for racial discrimination. He cites federal and state laws regulating private businesses and promotes speeding desegregation in schools and voting rights. He stresses tackling the problem broadly as a matter of justice and calls Congress to act. The note on the sombrero explains its name origin.
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Kennedy
Supreme Court
Congress
Church clothing drive nets record haul for overseas aid
Trucks from the Church World Service center with help from Naval Reserve men collected a near two ton total of used clothing and blankets for overseas relief. The Terre Haute Council of Churches drive, sponsored by the Church World Service committee, topped 1962’s 640 pounds. Clothing heads to the CWS center in St Louis for processing before shipment.
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Church World Service Center
Naval Reserve Center
Church World Service Committee
Terre Haute Council of Churches
CWS Center
St. Louis
DePauw Receives Near 2 Million Estate for Scholarships
Lebanon Ind June 26 An estate valued at about 2 million dollars is left to DePauw University. Rolla M Malpas a retired Indiana resident provides the bulk for scholarships aiding Indiana high school graduates unable to afford college.
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Lebanon
Ind
UPD
DePauw University
Indiana
Rolla M. Malpas
Insurance executive dies. will filed for probate in Boone Court
A local insurance executive died Saturday and his will was filed for probate Tuesday in Boone Circuit Court. The will bequeaths personal property and $15,000 to a sorority and two hospitals, with the remaining estate set to a trust fund funding DePauw University scholarships for financially needy students who meet scholastic requirements and maintain grades.
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Isurance
Boone Circuit Court
Malpas
DePauw
Two Bankruptcy Petitions Filed by Local Men
Petitions in voluntary bankruptcy have been filed in the Federal Court office by two area men. Paul E. Orndorff of 422 South Third Street West Terre Haute lists unsecured claims of 2335 dollars and assets of 205 dollars while Harry R. Bugher of RR 1 Rosedale lists debts totaling 10191.12 dollars and assets of 650 dollars.
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Office of Federal Court
Paul E. Orndorff
South Third Street
West Terre Haute
Harry R. Bugher
RR 1
Rosedale
Orndorff
Bugher
Trieste Dives Again in Thresher Search Aboard Fort Snelling
The bathyscaph Trieste plunged for the second time to seek any trace of the sunken nuclear submarine Thresher. Navy Lt. George W. Martin and civilian observer Kenneth W. MacKenzie, both from San Diego, manned the sub while Capt. Frank Andrews led the hunt. The dive, postponed by technical delays, occurred about 200 miles off the New England coast where the Thresher sank April 10 with 129 lives lost.
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Fort Snelling
Trieste
Navy
George W. Martin
Kenneth W. MacKenzie
San Diego
Calif
Frank Andrews
Thresher
New England
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