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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1963

Page

5

Church Dinner Honors Foreign Student Group

An annual dinner for foreign students in the Terre Haute area will be held this evening at Meadows School. Fifty four students from Indiana State College representing 21 countries and host families will attend the 5 30 oclock event. Students will help prepare a carry in dinner with dishes from their homelands. Moussa H Solooki of Iran leads the program with Dr R Shirrell Rogers serving as press liaison.

Terre Haute

Widow Survives Hold Up With $2 Gain in Buffalo

An 82 year old widow faced two bandits who demanded cigarettes and cash. Rose Deziak said one robber produced a gun and grabbed $8 from the cash register after she tried to make change with a $10 bill she had tucked in her apron.

Buffalo N. Y Rose Deziak

Native Food Night Planned by FRAFS Committee

Mrs. W. E. Lewis heads the Friendly Relations Among Foreign Students committee as host families are asked to bring native dishes with their country identified. Coffee and punch will be provided, and an entertaining program is set as a FRAFS highlight with committee members listed.

W. E. Lewis Friendly Relations Among Foreign Students Committee FRAFS Lewis William E. Lewis Elmer Porter Charles Blanford Troy Bunch Cliff Shanks Paul Isenburg Thomas Duwelius

Man Returns to Finish Grand Larceny Term

Henry Carver, 32, Indianapolis, who escaped from an outside work detail at Indiana Reformatory Tuesday night, turned himself in Thursday to complete a 1 to 10 year grand larceny sentence.

Pendleton Ind UPI Henry Carver Indianapolis Indiana Reformatory

Terre Haute executive given suspended tax evasion sentence

David Lee a 41 year old Terre Haute executive was granted a suspended one year prison term and fined 5000 after a psychiatrist testified he suffered a mental block during 1957 58 while under tax liabilities The case involved 146780 of adjusted gross income over three years and a 75000 fund used to pay delinquent taxes Court cited extenuating circumstances and community service in granting probation

Terre Haute Indianapolis David Lee S. Hugh Dillin U. S. District Court Dillin Lee United States Thomas M. Patrick Rex Shields Bloomington Linton Peoples Trust Co Switz City Raymond Gray American Fletcher National Bank Joseph

MIGs Fire On U S Ship Over Cuban-Tied Raid

The 400 foot Floridian was attacked by two MIG aircraft firing on its hull for the third pass. crew described seven passes and four bursts as jets emerged from the sun. Alpha 66 link cited. four Navy officers interviewed 24 Americans aboard.

Olson Harold Keane Philadelphia Mate Washington Jose Teitelbaum U. S Navy

Coast Guard probes Key West flare up kept secret

From Key West Florida Coast Guard alerted areas reported nothing found. State Department in Washington gave no details. Floridian ship 35 refrigerated trailers of food and 24 crew including Captain Charles Olsen. Last month two MIGs with Cuban markings fired at a U S shrimp boat but missed. U S protested the attack and Kennedy ordered action against attackers in international waters off Cuba. Castro regime denied firing.

State Department Washington South Atlantic and Caribbean Lines New York Charles Olsen U. S Florida Straits United States Kennedy Pentagon

How to rise above the fear of death in April issue

Reader's Digest previews Dr. Norman Vincent Peale addressing fear of death with evidence for life after death. The April issue highlights his reflections from the Holy Land on Easter and urges readers to buy the magazine for full discussion.

Reader’s Digest Norman Vincent Peale Holy Land

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