First Aid Teams to Compete in Indiana Coal Industry
Dictionary CRACK FIRST AID TEAMS will showcase life saving exhibitions at Sullivan High School on Saturday June 7 starting at 10 a.m. EDT. Teams from three major Indiana coal companies, judged by U S Bureau of Mines experts, vie for the championship trophy and prizes.
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Indiana
Sullivan High School
Indiana Joint Committee For
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Thunderbird Mine
Sullivan County
Ayrshire Collieries
Squaw Creek
Warrick County
Jasonville
Greene County
Peabody Coal Company
Enos
Pike, Warrick
Gibson Counties
Enos Coal Corporation
United Mine Workers of America
District 11
Indiana Coal Operators Association
Indiana Coal Producers Association
Indiana Bureau of Mines
Lynch Coal Operators Reciprocal Association
Dutch Car Loans See Sharp 1968 Rise
In The Hague UPI reports that Dutch credit on passenger cars rose nearly 50 percent in 1968, reaching about 1.4 billion guinders or 390 million dollars, according to the National Statistics Agency.
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The
Hague
UPI
Holland
National Statistics Agency
Dr John D Haseman 87 Indianaplis scientist dies
Dr John D Haseman 87 native of Linton died in Indianapolis Friday. He held a master from Indiana University and a PhD from Columbia. He collected specimens across South America for major museums including the Royal Vienna and Carnegie museums. Surviving: two children, four grandchildren, two great grandchilden, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral 2 p.m. Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Rev Boyd Stepler. burial Memory Hill.
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John D. Haseman
Linton
Indianapolis
Haseman
Indiana University
Columbia University
New York
South America
Royal Museum of Vienna
Carnegie Museum
John D
Elizabeth Schultze Haseman
Xi Sigma Si
Charlotte Rotz
Corpus Christi
Tex
Joseph Haseman
Arthur Haseman
Bloomfield
Bertha Crane
Gertrude Haseman
Welch and Cornett
Boyd Stepler
Memory Hill
Indiana Records 23 Memorial Day Deaths By Accident
United Press International reports 23 accidental deaths over the Memorial Day weekend in Indiana. Traffic deaths total 13, drownings six, with four in miscellaneous accidents. Two teens died in a one car crash on U.S. 24 near Fort Wayne. Fort Wayne youths Ted G. Robinson Jr. and Terry Kumfer perished. Other fatalities include James Murphy of Peru in the Eel River near Mexico and several drownings in Markleville Geneva and Martinsville areas.
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Indiana
U.S
Fort Wayne
Ted G. Robinson Jr
Terry Kumfer
James Murphy
Peru
Eel River
Mexico
Michael Clem
Markleville
Flat Rock River
Geneva
Shelby County
James Yates
Indianapolis
White River
Martinsville
Curacao Violence Eases as Government Talks Resume
In Willemstad Curacao the government agreed to meet union leaders demanding resignations after a 48 hour deadline passed. Unions postponed a general strike and lowered demands as Royal Dutch Marines and 1000 security forces patrolled the ravaged capital to deter looting while thousands of tourists sought escape from the island.
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Willemstad
Curacao
UPI
ANP
Ciro de Kroon
Netherlands Antilles
Royal Dutch Marines
Netherlands
Two Area Residents Die In Car Wrecks
Two area residents died on Memorial weekend highways. Margaret Peggy Love 21 of Jasonville died at Indianapolis hospital after a Saturday crash near Freedom when her car collided with a left turning vehicle driven by Walter Murphy 43 of Linton. Richard Love 17 suffered minor injuries. Eva Mae Heath died in a one car accident near Rolla Missouri at age 26. Bowen Heath and other relatives survive. Funeral plans are pending for Heath and Love family services set for Jasonville.
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National Safety Council
Margaret
Peggy” Love
Jasonville
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Freedom
Love
Murphy Auto
Terre Haute
Bill
Margaret Gadberry Griggs
Marilyn Tuttle
Nancy Griggs
Lena Griggs
Blanche Maze
McClanahan Funeral Home
Lebanon
Springville
Eva Mae Heath
Rolla
Heath
Clyde A
Nellie Sparks Strauser
Arlington Methodist Church
Bloomington
Bowen C. Heath
Vigo County Teachers End Strike Return To Class
About 300 Vigo County teachers represented by the Indiana Federation of Teachers voted to return to classrooms after a walkout that closed five high schools and three junior highs. A court hearing on a restraining order against the strike was set for today with Judge Ralph Johnston agreeing to mediate between the teachers and the school board over next fall contracts.
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Terre Haute
Vigo Circuit
Ralph Johnston
Johnston
Department Store Blaze Destroys Second Floor Annex
A Sunday evening fire swept one floor of the H. P. Wasson & Co store annex on Monument Circle Indianapolis gutting the second floor and causing damage to the third. No injuries were reported and no loss estimate was provided. Authorities traced the blaze to a display preparation room on the second floor. Firefighters contained the flames after extensive efforts.
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Indianapolis
UPI
H. P. Wasson & Co
Monument Circle
Weekend Storms Batter Indiana Killing One and Harming Others
Weekend storms in Indiana killed at least one man and injured several others including a Bluffton family struck by lightning. A WTLC FM radio station in Indianapolis suffered about 100000 dollars in fire damage from a Saturday night lightning strike. Temperatures ranged from 64 to 75 today with 44 to 54 overnight and 67 to 76 highs by Tuesday as a cold front moves through.
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United Press
Indiana
Indianapolis
Hoosier
North Western
Terre Haute
James Decker
Murray
Bluffton
Gene Wrisk
Bryan
Dick Hahn
Hud
Parlor City Country Club
Decker
Joe Moore
Wrisk
Wtlc-Fm
Lafayette
Cincinnati
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Louisville
Anderson
Terre Haute -03
Evansville
Rockefeller Ends Tour in Latin America Visit
Rockefeller cancels Caracas stop amid threats of violent demonstrations and returns to Washington to review findings for Nixon. The New York governor plans the final leg of his Latin American tour starting June 16 and insists he and his mission remain unafraid as they pursue confrontations.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
N. Y
Rockefeller
UPI
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Venezuela
New York
Rafael Caldera
Caracas
Nixon
Court Rules On Crimes By Military
The Supreme Court ruled that military personnel who commit crimes in American communities during peacetime off duty must be tried in civilian courts. About 85 percent of such cases are already handled by civilian courts. Justice Douglas wrote the 5 3 opinion. Dissenters argued the ruling undermines military jurisdiction and due process.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Defense Department
Congress
William O. Douglas
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Douglas
Armed Services
Indiana Colleges Hold Commencements Across State
Nearly a dozen Indiana colleges and universities sent more than 6,000 graduates into the world at commencements Sunday. Indiana State University Terre Haute led with 2,760 diplomas as Sen. Mark Hatfield spoke, followed by Notre Dame with 1,774 graduates and Dr. Daniel P. Moynihan addressing the crowd.
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Indiana
Indiana State University
Terre Haute
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Notre Dame
Daniel P. Moynihan
Nixon
Congress Set to Begin Hearings on Burger Nomination
Congress returns from Memorial Day to a quiet week as Warren Burger faces Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation. Tijerina plans a protest at the hearings while Capitol police monitor. House action includes a minor bill granting free hospital care for veterans 72 and older.
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UPI
Congress
Capitol Hill
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Nixon
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Otis Pike
DN Y
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Viet Cong Officials Step Up Moral Support Campaign
Allied officials say Viet Cong leaders have launched a major mission ary drive in Communist states to gain moral and material backing. Tran Buu Kiem tours Cuba while Madame Nguyen Thi Binh visits London and Stockholm and other officials go to Budapest Algiers and Prague in a bid to counter Western resentment of aid to North Vietnam.
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UPS
Cuba
Viet Cong
Tran Buu Kiem
Kiem
National Liberation Front
NLF
Nlfs
Nguyen Thi Binh
London
Stockholm
Budapest
Algiers
Prague
Tran Hoi
Nam
Bucharest
Vietnam
Production resumes at oil well off California coast
A UPI report says a presidential commission urges resuming oil drilling off the Santa Barbara Channel to prevent future spills. The panel proposes pumping the Union Oil lease until the repetto reservoir is emptied, a process expected to take at least two years, with findings handed to President Nixon and Interior Secretary Hickel for action.
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Nixon
Union Oil Co
California
Santa Barbara
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Union Oil
Repetto
Santa Barbara Channel
Linton Stockton High Band Opens Summer Schedule
The Linton Stockton High School band started its summer program with Tuesday and Thursday 7 p.m. practice sessions led by director William Pirtle. Seventh graders are reminded to attend the Tuesday rehearsal at 7 p.m. The group will perform in the Fourth of July parade and at band day at Indiana University on September 27. A Band Parents club meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the high school plans the Fourth of July stand and introduces new officers Kenny Ballard president Warren Oaken vice president Mrs. Bill Sanders secretary and Ed Greenwood treasurer.
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Linton Stockton High School
William Pirtle
Indiana University
Pirtle
Band Parents Club
Kenny Ballard
Warren Oaken
Bill Sanders
Ed Greenwood
Poher Refuses To Withdraw From French Runoff
Paris UPI Acting President Alain Poher rejects appeals to exit the June 15 runoff. Georges Pompidou led Sunday with 44.1 percent, Poher at 23.3 and Jacques Duclos 21.4 percent. Poher says he will not drop out despite Pompidou’s broader support.
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Paris
UPI
Alain Poher
Georges Pompidou
France
Pompidou
Jacques Duclos
Charles de Gaulle
Poher
Duclos
Nixon Studies Policy Problems
President Nixon, back in the White House after a Florida holiday, focused on Southeast Asia foreign policy issues. He planned staff meetings ahead of a Sunday talks with South Vietnamese President Thieu on Midway Island and a meeting with Japanese Foreign Minister Aichi about a firm U.S. commitment to return Okinawa to Japan by 1972.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Florida
Southeast Asia
Key Biscayne
Nguyen van Thieu
Midway Island
Kiichi Aichi
USS
Okinawa
Blount Warns Of Postal Breakdown
Post master General Winton M. Blount warned of a nationwide mail delivery breakdown unless Congress adopts a corporate style system as President Nixon proposed. He cited the 1966 Chicago backlog that stretched to Denver and took weeks to resolve and warned that such delays could occur anywhere at any time.
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Washington
UPI
Winton M. Blount
Congress
Nixon
Chicago
Blount
Denver
Commie Gunners Bombard Saigon in Renewed Attacks
Saigon endured the first bombardment in two weeks as Communist rockets hit a residential area, killing two civilians and wounding 25. US and South Vietnamese troops clashed 11 miles from Saigon, with 6 rebels killed and 3 captured. US losses included one American dead and 12 wounded amid a five hour fight. US bomber raids nearby added to weekend casualties, totaling at least 150 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths.
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Saigon
UPS
9Th
U.S
Dak To
Mekong
Suddha
Paria
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