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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1963
Page
6
Indiana State Prison in Michigan City tightens security to deter inmate escapes. An inmate posed with a poem about breaking out, arguing walls cannot truly stop a prisoner, while staff explain ongoing measures to curb breaks among about 2,400 inmates.
Police hunt for a thief who stole 20300 dollars from a safe at Zurich police headquarters. An official notes the job appears insider, while inmate literacy and escape attempts are described. the piece details guards, warden staff, and prison discipline practices amid the theft.
Warden Ward Lane outlines integration of security and treatment at the Indiana prison while a Springer led group therapy and employee training gain traction. About 58 inmates have been electrocuted since 1914, last in 1961, leaving observers to question capital punishment's fate.
Superior Court City of Terre Haute lists complaints for appropriation of real estate against Gambill Cox Zwerner Gambill Sullivan and others. Also marriage licenses for Wilson Bauer Self Todd. Real estate transfers, births, and multiple residents added in the Terre Haute region.
Defense secretary Robert McNamara told a six day witness session the United States leads the Cold War in weapons numbers and will not call it a stalemate. He said the aim remains advancing freedom worldwide while protecting national security.
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority and Alpha Tau Omega fraternity plan a Cerebral Palsy Tag Day in downtown Terre Haute from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Miss Gracie Wrought and Larry May lead the drives for their groups as residents missed by last Sunday's 53 Minute March can contribute. The United Cerebral Palsy of the Wabash Valley supports Beacon School 40 handicapped children and the Cerebral Palsy Clinic through these funds.
Hubert Kelly, local tax specialist, explained Kennedy's tax reduction and reform proposals at a Central Eastside Businessmen's Association breakfast. He cited $13.6 billion in cuts, $11 billion to individuals and $2.6 billion to corporations, with a net $10.2 billion reduction after reforms.
The note discusses equity and revisions to gains taxation applied to growth on equipment assets. It outlines how tax changes could affect investment incentives and equipment depreciation strategies for businesses.
The Rev E C Ham pastor of the Dennison Methodist Circuit Dennison Illinois will be guest speaker at 1030 am Sunday at the Sandford Pilgrim Holiness Church E C Jones is pastor of the church.
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