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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1962

Page

3

Traffic Deaths Rise in State With Multiple Fatalities

Two men were killed in separate Indiana crashes on Thursday and a boy died from earlier injuries. Roy Faulkner of Nappanee and Elvin Richardson 62 of Liberty died in farm and rollover crashes as other families from Hammond and Van Nuys were also involved in fatal accidents in Kansas Missouri and Wisconsin.

Indiana Hammond Elwood Roy Faulkner Nappanee Etna Green Ind Faulkner Lyle Theodore Bulger Elvin Richardson Liberty Richardson Albert Robinson Indianapolis William Curtiss Milwaukee Katey Curtiss Joseph P. Cotton van Nuys Calif Curt Oberlin Kan

House Passes Trade Bill By 298 125 Vote

The House approved a reciprocal trade bill 298 to 125 with broad bipartisan support. If the Senate passes it, the measure would replace current trade law and retain tariff cuts even for industries hurt by imports, with loans tax aid and retraining payments for workers.

House Congress Senate United States Kennedy Senate Finance Committee Eugene J. McCarty D-Minn Harry F. Byrd D-Va

Tea bag disposal tip avoids leaks with cup

Place wet tea bags in a paper cup before discarding to prevent liquid from soaking through garbage bags. This quick trick helps protect trash bin liners and reduce mess during bag handling.

Europeans Still Soeing From Algeria

In Oran Algeria on June 29 Europeans brace for a Muslim administration while a big oil-fire rages for the fifth day. A 28 member mixed European Muslim reconciliation committee forms to urge harmony ahead of self determination votes, even as fear and flight persist and activists contemplate drastic steps to hide identities.

Oran Algeria European Secret Army Organization

Composer of Taps Reflects Civil War Era Moment

A compassionate general wrote the plaintive bugle call Taps in July 1862 during a lull in Civil War fighting, shaping a lasting military tribute.

Lutherans Unite Form New Denomination Leader Elected

DETROIT June 29 A newly united Lutheran Church in America began charting its course with Rev Dr Franklin Clark Fry elected president after a near four day ballot. He addressed delegates with a vow to pursue unity. The new church comprises four bodies totaling 3 186 310 members and ends colonial era national divisions. Dr Fry stands 6 foot 2 and previously led the drive for consolidation.

Detroit Lutheran Church In America Franklin Clark Fry New York America Fry Marvin H. Lundeen Minneapolis F. Eppling Reinartz Columbia S. C Lundeen Augustana Lutheran Church

Synod Moves Toward Joining Lutheran Council

Delegates at the 45th LCMS convention authorized participation in talks toward forming a successor to the National Lutheran Council. If formed, the new body would unite eight million Lutherans with several other denominations. seven LCMS representatives will engage other groups, report due before the 1965 convention. Astronauty ride feature links to a space-themed attraction at Coney Island with Lili Lotus preparing to swim after a rocket ride.

Cleveland Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod Synod National Lutheran Council United States Lutheran Church In America American Lutheran Church Lutheran Free Church ALC Missouri Synod America Committee of Seven Astronauty Coney Island New York Lili Loftus

Welsh to Attend Governors' Talks

Governor Welsh was scheduled to attend the National Governors Conference in Hershey Pennsylvania. He will take part in a panel on public welfare as the conference runs from Saturday through July 4 in Hershey.

Indianapolis UPI Welsh Hershey

Welsh Asks Reich to Stay On Toll Road Commission Chair

Gov. Matthew E. Welsh urged Jack E. Reich to remain as Toll Road Commission chair and member for a few months to resolve unsolved issues. Reich, executive vice president of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, will resign as Toll Road Commission member when his term ends. The governor cited toll schedule revisions for trucks, plans with the State Highway Commission on Ind 39, and Tri-State Expressway relations as key concerns.

Indianapolis Toll Road Commission Matthew E. Welsh Jack E. Reich Reich Indiana State Chamber of Commerce Indianapolis Water Co Commission Amng State Highway Commission la Porte Tri- State Tri-State Illinois Michigan

Toll road link to shift Chicago Detroit traffic west

Improvement of Indiana 39 aims to connect with the toll road network and draw Chicago Detroit traffic toward the western segment, expanding regional accessibility and routing options.

Kennedy Signs Tax Bill Expands Excise, Dodgers Fare Tax Cut

President Kennedy signed a bill extending roughly four billion dollars in federal excise and corporate taxes for another year. The measure eliminates the 10 percent tax on train and bus fares and cuts airline ticket tax to five percent.

Washington Kennedy

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