High Court to decide Indiana sales tax case swiftly
Indiana Supreme Court justices pledged fast action on the constitutionality of the 2 percent sales tax law. Judge Frederick Landis said the court could hear the case this summer once the trial transcript is filed, with briefs due in a shortened schedule. Governor Welsh expects a fall decision.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Frederick Landis
Indiana
High Court
John L. Niblack
Marion Circuit Court
Matthew E. Welsh
Supreme Court
Niblack
Landis
Welsh
Jeffersonville
John T. Hatchett
Department of Administration
Hatchett
State Supreme Court
Minnesota Police Homes Bombed Amid Racial Tension
Community leaders urged restraint in Minneapolis as bombs damaged the homes of Patrolman David Clunis and Captain Kenneth Moore tied to a racial incident. Clunis faces suspension for an alleged beating, Moore for allowing a fund drive to reimburse Clunis.
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Minneapolis
Minn
David Clunis
Kenneth Moore
Clunis
Moore
U. S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Montgomery
Ala
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Frankfort
Bert Combs
Kentucky
New York
City Board of Education
Greenwood
Miss
Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison
Wirtz Presses Civil Rights Clearances on Federal Projects
Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz said the government will issue new standards to prevent employment discrimination on federal projects. He testified before a House judiciary subcommittee in support of Kennedy civil rights measures, stressing post award compliance and deeming the issue vital beside war and peace.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Kennedy
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
Weather Map Update From U S Weather Bureau
The weather map notes readings at 6 am 70 9 am .73 2 pm .91 with sunrise 5 24 and sunset 8 21. River stage remains 1.6 ft and stationary.
Local Conditions Report
Yesterday saw a high of 93 degrees and a low of 60 with no precipitation.
Weather Forecast Shows Warm Unsettled Weekend Ahead
Considerable cloudiness and warm tonight and Friday with low 63 to 69 and highs around 64 to 70. Generally fair conditions expected later Friday with little temperature change and a daytime high near 70.
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Perth
Clinic Session Opens for Container Firms in Terre Haute
The 42nd clinic of the Container Industrial Conference opens at the Terre Haute House with 33 member firms present. The Weston Paper and Manufacturing Co. hosts a session on conserving plant resources, reducing waste, and conserving materials. A plaque for Joseph L. Gidwitz of Chicago will be presented at a dinner, honoring the CIC founder and first chairman. The conference holds clinics about three times yearly with member-hosted sessions. Tour Weston Plant.
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Terre Haute House
Wabash Fibre Box Company
Weston Paper and Manufacturing Co
Joseph L. Gidwitz
Chicago
Lanzit Corrugated Box Company
Crandon Paper Mills
Gidwitz
CIC
Tour Weston
Plan First Phase Of Sewer Program
City engineer Ray Harris says Phase 1 of the sewer improvement program will start around July 15 after the Board of Sanitary Commissioners accepted the lowest bond rate of 3.29675 percent on $4.4 million in bonds. Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago won the bid with seven total bids. Construction begins with pipe manufacturing in Terre Haute and proceeds toward mid-July.
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Ray Harris
Board of Sanitary Commissioners
Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Harris
Terre Haute
Emigration from Ireland Averages 40000 Annually Since 1951
United Press International reports from World Almanac data that since 1951 Ireland has seen about 40 000 people leave per year on average. The figure reflects a persistent pattern of Irish emigration over decades.
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United Press International
Ireland
World news and political briefings from AP Digest
President Kennedy plans a sentimental Ireland visit while Khrushchev may bring a Soviet spacewoman to East Berlin to soften receptions. Republicans pressure civil rights bill progress. European sex and spy scandals attract curiosity with limited U.S. reaction. Kentucky faces legal battle over a governor order banning state licensed business discrimination. Indiana sales tax legality review slated by State Supreme Court.
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Kennedy
Ireland
Khrushchev
East Berlin
Kentucky
Cuban leader invites Brazil’s Goulart to visit
Osvaldo Dorticos invites Brazilian President Joao Goulart to Cuba. The invitation, announced by the Cuban Foreign Minister, has not received a reply as of Wednesday June 27.
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Brasilia
Osvaldo Dorticos
Joao Goulart
Cuba
Goulart
New Merchants National Bank Branch Under Construction in Terre Haute
A new drive-in branch for Merchants National Bank is under construction at Seventh and Walnut streets in Terre Haute. The modern building features 135 feet of frontage on Seventh and 100 on Eighth, glass fronts, a 35 car lot, and a plan for a grand opening with staff selection to be announced.
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Terre Haute
Merchants National Bank
Seventh and
Walnut Streets
Seventh Street
Eighth
Bank
George Carroll
Carroll
Wabash
Merchants Bank of
Terce Haute
Eshkol Wins Confidence Vote in Knesset
In Jerusalem on June 27 the Knesset backed Premier Levi Eshkol's cabinet 64 to 43 as members from three parties joined to support the government in a confidence vote.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Knesset
Levi Eshikol
Ecumenical Council Sets Second Session for Sept 29
Vatican City June 27 Pope Paul VI announced the second session of the Ecumenical Council for September 29. He ordered the preparatory body to resume next week. Card1nal Cicognani released the new date after delays due to Pope John XXIII illness and death.
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UPI
Paul VI
John XXIII
Ecumenical Council
Amleto Giovanni Cardinal Cicognani
Council
Holy Father XXIII
John
President Kennedy Visits Irish Roots on Tour
The Irish welcomed John F. Kennedy in Dublin as he paused state duties for a sentimental journey through southeastern Ireland. He visited New Ross where his great grandfather sailed to America, tea with cousins at Dunganstown, and laid a wreath at Commodore John Barry's statue in Wexford.
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Ireland
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Boston
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Dunganstown
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UPI
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Wexford
Commodore John Barry
Kennedy visit condemned by Tass as West German revenge
Tass denounced President Kennedy's West Berlin trip as evidence of U S support for West Germans seeking revenge for World War II defeat. It argued Berlin shows Chancellor Adenauer hosting without legal right and claimed West Berlin remains an enclave under Soviet control with Allied powers.
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Kennedy
West
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
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West Berlin
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France
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