Terre Haute Youths Headed to Key Clubs International
Eight Terre Haute youths plus one more join in Long Beach California for the July 14 Key Clubs International Convention. Norman Tucker leads as governor of Indiana clubs and will chair the International Achievement Award judging panel. Delegates will meet in California with dignitaries like Barry Goldwater Jimmy Stewart and Pat Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Long Beach
Calif
Terre
Garfield High School
Bob Ash
Gerstmeyer
James Thoms
Mike Petty
Schulte
Jerry Kuykendall
West Vigo
Ed Weisberger
Wiley
California
Chuck Bartholome
Tucker
Weisberger
Los Angeles
Palo Alto
Petty
Seattle
Wash
Terre Heauteans
Norman Tucker
Jim Thoms
John Bankoff
Martin
Turkey consumption drops from 10 to 7 pounds per person
The article notes a decade ago Americans averaged 10 pounds of turkey per year, while current per capita consumption falls to 7 pounds. This change highlights a shift in dietary patterns and turkey demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
John Glenn Faith Article in Reader's Digest
July Reader's Digest features Col. John Glenn with a faith themed article and two comments by his church pastor. The issue explores what in space convinced him there is a God and reflects on personal courage through faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glenn
Glenn
Reader’s Digest
Col
John’s Church
Austrian envoy to address Wabash Valley Lecture Club
Dr Wilfried Platzer Austrian Ambassador to the United States will address the Wabash Valley Lecture Club on Thursday evening April 4 1963 at the Terre Haute House Mayflower Room The talk titled The European Common Market and What It Means to You highlights the clubs 1962 63 program and follows Drew Pearson opening the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfried Platzer
United States
Wabash Valley
Terre Haute House
Joe Kish
Platzer
Drew Pearson
Ireland
Frederick Boland
United Nations Security Council
Russel Wright
Hafslund
Norway
Vienna
Vienna Consular Academy
Austrian Foreign Service
Berlin
Austrian Foreign Office
Two Drown At Lake Michigan Beach In Portage
A Portage girl Phyllis Combs 19 and her brother Wallace 17 drowned at a Lake Michigan beach after an undertow pulled them under while swimming with two cousins. Sammy Creech 17 survived but Wallace and Phyllis perished. bodies recovered later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Portage
Lake Michigan
Phyllis Combs
Wallace
Sammy Creech
Clara
Phyllis
Two Clin ton High Grads Join Nuclear Submarine Navy
Two 1962 Clin ton High School graduates enlisted in the U S Navy opting for the nuclear submarine engineering technician specialty. John M. Craig and Ronald M. Pesavento, ages 18 and 19, are enlisting under the buddy program and will train together in San Diego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton High School
United States Navy
John M. Craig
John Craig
Ronald M. Pesavento
John M. Pesavento
San Diego
Calif
Rusk Receives Honorary Oxford Degree in Oxford
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk marched in red robes to receive Oxford University’s honorary doctor of civil law degree in a sunny procession with dignitaries. Charlie Chaplin in academic dress drew cheers as Yehudi Menuhin and Eugene Black also received honorary doctorates during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
England
U. S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Charlie Chapin
Charlie
Chaplin
Yehudi Menuhin
World Bank
Eugene Black
Americans Adopt Chinese Orphans in Hong Kong Flight
Forty eight Chinese orphans aged eight to fourteen departed Hong Kong by jet for adoption by American families. The division between boys and girls was even, marking the largest group sent to the United States since the 1958 program began. The International Social Services sponsors the effort, having moved 650 orphans in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
United States
Red China
International Social Services
AMA Opposes King Anderson plan at AMA session
At the 111th AMA House of Delegates in Chicago the committee urged active opposition to King Anderson medicare plans while backing Kerr Mills for aged care. They rejected a doctors strike and called for state action to implement Kerr Mills locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Arthur A. Lamber
Rapid City
S. D
Committee of
House
King-Anderson
Louisiana
Harry R. Walker
Oakland
Calif
Walker
Kerr-Mills
State Medical Association
Council On Drugs
AMA Council On National Security
Benedict Duffy
Shore Hills
N. J
Duffy
Physicians Committee For Health Care
Harry Fleisher
Daniel
Edward M. Annis
Miami
Fla
Annis
Senate
Rhythm Band Training Widely Adopted in Early Grades
A survey indicates that at least 90 percent of schools nationwide offer rhythm band training in kindergarten and primary grades, reflecting broad adoption of music education.
Northside Optimist Club to Meet Thursday Breakfast
Delegates from last week's Optimist International convention report to the Northside Breakfast Optimist Club at the Thursday 7:30 AM Shuffle Inn meeting. Messages from retiring president Win Henderson and incoming president Virgil Hughes are on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist International
Northside Breakfast Optimist Club
Shuffle Inn
Win Henderson
Virgil Hughes
South Carolina Democrats nominate Watson in tight runoff
In South Carolina 2nd District Democrat Albert Watson edged Dr. Frank Owens for the party’s nomination. Watson will face GOP nominee Floyd Spence in November while Owens concedes. North Dakota, Idaho, and Rhode Island races also noted with various incumbents and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Albert Watson
Columbia
Congress Tueaay
Frank Owens
North Dakota
Milton R. Young
Idaho
Orval Hansen
John Sanborn
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
Warwick
Republican State Central Committee
Louis V. Jacksony Jr
Watson
Owens
Floyd Spence
GOP
Corinne Riley
Shrine Circus Returns for Final Tonight at Memorial Stadium
The Zorah Shrine Circus caps a two show day with an 8 15 pm performance at Memorial Stadium after a matinee for several hundred underprivileged children. Tom Packs Circus earlier drew thousands with 20 acts and trained animals aiding Shrine charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zarah Shrine
Memorial Stadium
Tom Packs
Zorah Shrine
Shrine
Shrine Charities
Sanders Estate Valued at 21000 in Probate Action
Petition for letters filed with Probate Commissioner John F. O'Brien in the 21000 estate of Joseph S. Sanders who died June 20 at 48. The estate left to daughter Patricia Lynn Sanders of 2524 North Tenth Street and to be administered by attorney David E. Rosenfeld. Bond fixed at 4000. Counsel Rosenfeld Wolfe and Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. O’brien
Joseph S. Sanders
Patricia Lynn Sanders
North Tenth Street
David E. Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld, Wolfe and Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Turkey
the National Cash Register Company
N. 6Th St
Vorarlberg
Eisenhower
Austria
Lecture Club
Marge Godfrey
Wabash Avenue
Midwest
Mildred Artis
Gordon Belles
Marzelle Brashear
Margaret Cain
Albert Cable
Clover Denehie
Joseph Dial
John Dinkel
Patricia Farris
Harry Fitch
William Hamilton
Alfred Griffy
Anne Harden
Rosemary Hines
James Inserra
Lucille Kramer
Arthur Lukens
Jeanette Marshino
Ralph Mills
Robert Monroe
Mildred Nxvins
Seeves Roe Jrrest
Claims Department
Susan Irvin
Guy Kornblum
Lela Lackey
Connie Pickering
Sue Riester
Haskell Schwartz
Anna Sheehan
Forrest Sherer
Wayne Sherer
Judy Smith
Vlasta Srain
Karl Threlkeld
Malcolm Wright
Alice Ann Marshall
Louis Phipps
Pauline Hurst
Prey Eee
Sette Et Ae
Nuclear Submarine Field
Qu Bay
Satrina
Coiffure
JFK
Northside
S. Carolina
Associated Press
Shelton
Robinson and
Paris
Illinois and
Sullivan, Indiana
RCA
Terre Haute, Ind
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!