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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
9
The Institute of Life Insurance reports over three million Indiana families held life policies at year start. Total value reached $16.6056 billion, up 134 percent from $7.094 billion 106 years ago.
Secret army leader halts sabotage order in Oran while ex-General Gardy reportedly flees with aides. Pierre Laffont urges peaceful path to independence and warns residents to avoid further suffering. A waterfront oil tank fire blocks port and refugee exits for 48 hours as mediators expect a peace deal by Friday.
In the western Algerian port region a self determination referendum is pursued as Moslems push for independence. Soyer led mediation after French officers directing European resistance in Oran rejected a peace pact recently arranged by Algiers secret army command and Moslems. The pact promises amnesty for Europeans and integration into local security forces, and has largely brought peace to Algeria.
Calvin E. Watson filed a bankruptcy petition in the Terre Haute division claiming liabilities of 2148.93 with no assets. The report notes Watson is a laborer and that the petition was received Tuesday. The article then digresses on June weddings and Roman beliefs about the month.
Judge William E. Steckler will preside over the United States District Court session at 9 30 Thursday. Three cases are listed including Robert Blower 38 former Merchants National Bank aide VP accused on six counts of misappropriation. Larry Clonce faces a murder arraignment. Harold R Rich involved in government money recovery. The session continues the spring term adjourned May 22.
Circuit Court lists reciprocal support actions including Whorley and Simpson cases with Ralph Berry as prosecutor. Real estate transfers cover multiple lots in Gilman’s sub and Peyton Park, with payments ranging from $1 to $2,450 and guardianship transactions for minor heirs.
The 46 year old Raymond Brennan of Chicago, a retired U S Army corporal and survivor of the Bataan Death March, was recovered from the Chicago River. Brennan served 20 years in the Army and spent 312 years in Japanese prison camps according to his mother.
Police arrested Donald Wayne Bailey of the Great Northern Hotel on a justice of the peace warrant charging assault and battery and malicious trespass. Acting Chief of Detectives Charles Koll said the department was investigating but offered no details yet.
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