Who is a Soviet spy The profile is no profile
FBI director era speech explains spies come in all forms and backgrounds. It cites Harry Gold Klaus Fuchs David Greenglass Ruth and a library worker as examples. It notes a Russian agent code named Quebec linked to an embassy sergeant and hints at continued coverage on page 12.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Klaus Fuchs
America
David Greenglass
Los Alamos
David
Ruth
FBI
Col
Rudolf Abel
Quebec
Indiana Senate Budget Seeks 195 Million More for 1963 65
The Indiana Senate sent a $1.125 billion operating budget for 1963 65 to the floor needing about $195 million in additional state revenue. The plan trims the House total by about 31 million and includes 255 million in continuing appropriations. The Finance Committee also cut roughly 3 million from the 57 million 1963 65 construction budget, notably 2.5 million from the Indiana Youth Center and 500 thousand from mental health construction.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Indiana Youth Center
Five killed as dam burst floods Norwich area
A wall of water from a hillside pond collapsed rock and earth, flooding Norwich. Five died, one missing, and a boiler exploded in a nearby cord plant. A family fled to a roof as their children were rescued from rising debris.
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Norwich
Conn
Connecticut
William W. Backus
Thomas R. Moody
Moody
Young Woman Found Slain At Ft Wayne
The partially clothed body of 21 year old Sally Jo Wisenberg a General Telephone Co employee from Richmond was found near Baer Field Fort Wayne Indiana. Her throat was cut and hands bound with a yellow leather thong. Police had no clue to the killer. The missing person report had been filed by her supervisor. Her car was found behind the Clyde Theater with keys and purse inside.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Sally Jo Wisenberg
General Telephone Co
Richmond
Baer Field
Travis Willett
Miss Wisenberg
The
Telephone Company
C. L. Wisenberg
Weather Map Item Sunrise Noon and River Stage Update
The Weather Bureau provides a map page note with sunrise at 6 14am noon at 2 pm sunset at 5 48 pm and a river stage of 19 4 feet and rising.
Terre Haute Area Weather Brief
Local conditions report highs and lows from yesterday and forecast for Terre Haute and vicinity Indiana and Illinois. Mostly cloudy with light snow flurries or showers possible. Temperatures range from near 25 to 46 with cooler Friday.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Mankin Presses Against Sales Tax in Budget Debate
Indiana senator Jack H. Mankin argues against a sales tax and for a balanced budget. He says adopting a sales tax shifts burdens to the least able to pay and would require a dual tax structure with added bureaucracy. He favors reforming the gross income tax with graduated rates and dependent exemptions.
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Indianapolis
Jack H. Mankin
D-Terre Haute
Senate
Mankin
Spellman Death To Grand Jurors
A grand jury investigation of a preliminary first degree murder charge against James Spellman was requested Thursday noon after a motion for bail was filed. Spellman is held without bond after his brother Lawrence was found dead in the Oak Street home. James claims Lawrence came to his room and attacked him. Continued on Page 11, Col. 3.
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James Spellman
John R. Jett
Court of Justice of the Peace
Lee Easton
Ralph Berry
Vigo Circuit Court
H. Ralph Johnston
Spellman
Easton’s Court
Lawrence
Paul
Oak Street
James
Beluga Whales Roaming Western Atlantic And Arctic
The beluga or white whale is native to the Arctic and roams the western Atlantic as far south as the St Lawrence River. It is distinguished by its almost pure white color.
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United Press International
Arctic
Atlantic
St. Lawrence River
Britannica
Smith Trial Near Jury in Brawl Case
The State vs Howard Smith heads to Vigo Circuit Court with final arguments and juror instructions. Seven men and five women will decide who hit whom and why after police testified the 50 year old man beat Patrolmen Ridge and Hoffman with a bat during a July brawl.
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Howard Smith
Vigo Circuit Court
H. Ralph Johnston
North Second Street
William Ridge
Frank Hoffman
Church Dedication Service Sunday At Central Christian Church
Dr Ronald E Osborn dean of Christian Theological Seminary Indianapolis will deliver the principal address at a special building dedication service Sunday afternoon at Central Christian Church Other speakers include Rev Thomas McCracken pastor of First Church of God and Vigo County Council of Churches representative Dr Shirrell Rogers Terre Haute area of Council of Churches is scripture reading set to continue on page 12 column 1
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Ronald E. Osborn
Christian Theological Seminary
Indianapolis
Central Christian Church
Osborn
Phillips University
University of Oregon
Lund
Sweden
Evanston, Ill
Oberlin
Ohio
Europe
Middle East
World Council of Churches
University of Geneva
Thomas McCracken
First Church of God
Vigo County
Eat Wirenam
Shirrell Rogers
Terre Haute
Council of Churches
Sabin Oral Sunday Quiz Answers on Vaccine Ages
The U S Public Health Service now allows group administration of Type III to all ages over 30 with informed consent about minimal risk. The final Sabin Oral Sunday will be March 10 from noon to 6 p.m. for Type II vaccine administration.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Cuba caves may store military matériel per US intel chief
Army intelligence chief says Russia could have ammunition vehicles and aircraft stashed in Cuban caves and notes Cuban forces are kept away from close inspection. Elsewhere protests indict a potential prolonged clash as French miners and De Gaulle government duel. Floods ease in east with thousands homeless and 11 dead. Norwich dam burst causes factory explosion killing at least five.
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Army
Cuba
Norwich
Conn
Shrine Dinner Tonight Honors Imperial Chief
Imperial Potentate M. Klepper visits Zorah Shrine Temple in Terre Haute for a social hour and dinner to discuss Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children. The 830000 member order operates 17 hospitals costing 6 to 7 million dollars annually. Klepper notes temples run schools for handicapped children and directs new national projects.
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Zorah Shrine
George M. Klepper
Terre Haute House
Leroy Francis
Max Adolfs
Zorah
Paul C. Rust
Joe Minnis
Ed Buckingham
Harold H. Giffel
William F. Tearman
George E. Martin
Martin
Imperial
M. Klepper
Klepper
Memphis, Tenn
S. Klepper
Terre Haute
Shriners
Zarah
Max Adolphs
Paul Rust
Memphis
al Chymia
National Order
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