Jaycees Elect Utah Man as New President
Dick Headlee, 32 from Bountiful Utah, won the presidency of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce after five ballots at Louisville convention. He will lead the 200000 plus member group from Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Louisville
Dick Headlee
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Headlee
Bountiful
Utah
Robert Castle Jr
White House
Tulsa
Okla
Burroughs Corp
Castle
Jersey City
N. J
Jaycees
Episcopal
Doug Blankenship
Blankenship
Post 40 Mixer Honors New Legion Administration
The new administration at Post 40 of the American Legion will be honored at a get acquainted mixer Saturday night at the legion home. Special guests will be Jerry L. Wence, the new post commander, and his wife and Raymond Byrd, first vice commander, and his wife. Mark Richardson and his orchestra will provide music for dancing from 10 p.m. until 1 a.m.
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The
American Legion
Legion
Jerry L. Wence
Raymond Byrd
Mark Richardson
Eck Wheeler Named To CSC Board Of Directors
Eck Wheeler vice president of production at Commercial Solvents Corporation and a 29 year CSC veteran has been elected to the board. The ex Terre Haute resident, Purdue alumnus, based in Sterlington La, became a vice president in 1961. W Ward Jackson also elected as board member and CSC sales vice president.
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CSC
4J. E. “Eck” Wheeler
Commercial Solvents Corporation
Terre Hauteau
Wheeler
Sterlington
Purdue University
W. Ward Jackson
Lake Central Sets Freight Records At May Stations
Terre Haute was one of six Lake Central Airlines stations to post new May freight records. The carrier moved 14,962 pounds, up from 10,634 in 1962, with air express up to 11,326 from 7,664. Air mail declined to 7,760 from 14,639.
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Terre Haute
Lake Central Airlines
Lafayette
Martinsburg
Muncie
South Bend
Washington
D. C
Air Express
Lake Central
Young Holdup Man Admits Local Thefts
A 22 year old father of three is jailed in Knox County after confessing to armed robberies in Vigo and Knox counties. Donald Lee Gambill of Sullivan a Columbia Records machine operator in Terre Haute signed a confession admitting five armed robberies with a pistol described as never loaded. He claimed four robberies in Terre Haute, one in Vincennes, and an attempted heist in Vincennes. Gambill was arrested Monday by state police and pleaded guilty to armed robbery in Vincennes with a pre sentence investigation ordered. He also admitted a robbery at Thrift Way Food Center in Terre Haute.
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Knox County
Vincennes
Vigo
Knox
Donald Lee Gambill
Sullivan
Columbia Records
Terre Haute
Gambill
Jack Ford
Art Long
Gam
Bill
Thrift Way
1430
South
Twenty-fifth Street
Hook Drug
Southland Shopping Center
M&m Sundry
South Seventeenth Street
Pearce Liquor
South Third Street
Seamann
Hulman Street
E. W. Seamann
S&m
Pearce
M&m
Jasper
Sulivan
Crow Fire Sets Acreage and Robbery Spree Foiled
Crow confession details a grass fire started on a wire near Moses Lake that burned fifty acres and was interrupted by firefighters. He admitted robbing four shops in Vincennes and nearby centers, including Pearce Liquor, M&M Sundry, and Sea Mann Grocery, with varying sums. The suspect, a father and former Columbia Records employee, gave locations and dates from February to this month.
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Moses Lake
Wash
Wing 2 Missile Ready for Test Cleared for All Up Flight
The Air Force completed a third straight successful launch of the Wing 2 Minuteman during a night test from Cape Canaveral. The instrumented nose cone flew over 4,000 miles, testing components for the all up Wing 2 intended to deliver greater range payload and accuracy than Wing I.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Air Force
Kennedy may address Governors Conference in Miami Beach
Tallahassee Fla June 28 President Kennedy might speak at the National Governors Conference in Miami Beach July 23 Governor Farris Bryant said Kennedy was well disposed toward an invitation.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Farris Bryant
Kennedy
Miami Beach
Bryant
Ohio editor J H Thompson dies at 66 in Green Springs
J H Thompson age 66 editor of the Tiffin Advertiser Tribune died after a short illness at a Green Springs hospital. Thompson had led the paper in Tiffin, Ohio for years and his death compels notices in the local press.
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Tiffin
Ohio
J. H. Thompson
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Green Springs
Honest truth and silence clash in workplace gossip
Dear Abby columns recount a reader who aired a coworker’s alcoholism, triggering harsh reactions and social isolation. The note contrasts honesty with kindness, suggesting eloquent silence as a safer option. Other letters address a teen with bank funds and a husband asking if his wife truly was Miss America 1935.
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Abby
Henrietta Leaver
Pittsburgh
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