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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1973

Page

2

Deaths Chronicle Multiple Local Obituaries Across Indiana Towns

A string of funeral services is listed for several regional residents including Charles Myers 53 of Terre Haute Betty Myers and many survivors across Indiana Illinois and Kentucky. Services set in Paris Rockville Linton Marshall Brazil and Indianapolis with burial in multiple cemeteries and private or public arrangements.

Charles Myers Jefferson Sr St. Anthony's Hospital DeBaun Mary Newman Carol Miller Linda Helmick Bobbie Jo Myers Terre Haute Sandy Jamison Kentucky Jo Cooper Lebannon Ind Bill Paul Fred Bill King Indianapolis Jim Charles King Alice Ellinger Mary King Shirley Hedden West Terre Haute Jean Cromlin Rockville Sarah Elizabeth Betty’ Chowning Barnes Mortuary Hugh Dooley Memory Garden Cemetery Edith Chowning Barbara Ames Katherine Chowning Mary Frances Earl Richard Layton Utah Blanche Betty Belle Liffick Morton Terre Haute and Marshall Ill Fall Creek Parkway North Drive Veterans Hospital Downey Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek George Boyle Edgar Cemetery Paris Walter P. Morton Brazil Mildred JL. Hane Batesville lawson-McClain Glen Liston Cottage Hill Cemetery

Protesters call for end to whaling in Washington

About 150 demonstrators in Lafayette Park near the White House urged Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka to stop the killing of near extinct whales by the Japanese fishing industry. They played whale calls and held a sign reading let there be whales while Tanaka met with President Nixon. there was no indication either leader heard or saw them.

Washington UPI Kakuei Tanaka Lafayette Park White House Tanaka Nixon

Prospective Juror Dismissed Over Trust Concerns

In Eureka California a juror candidate told Judge Thomas Montgomery he could not say if he was biased noting that neither attorney looked trustworthy to him. The judge dismissed the juror citing credibility concerns.

Eureka Calif UPI Thomas Montgomery

Doctors for every 620 West German citizens named in report

Figures from the Ministry of Public Health show one doctor for every 620 West German citizens. The Republic's doctors average 50 to 60 years old. In Alabama, 35 state senators age from 28 to 71 with Sen. John Baker of Rainsville as the youngest and Sen. Pascal Vacca of Birmingham as the oldest.

Bonn UPI Ministry of Public Health Republic Alabama John Baker Rainsville Pascal Vacca Birmingham

Weather forecast across coasts and Midwest region

Rain or showers are forecast Wednesday along the Gulf coast Atlantic coast states and the lower Great Lakes. Cooler weather is expected for part of the Midwest while warmer conditions prevail for most of the country. AP Wirephoto Map.

Gulf Coast Atlantic Coast States Great Lakes Midwest

Weather Outlook for Indiana and Illinois

In Indiana expect fair and mild weather Friday and Saturday with a fair and slightly warmer Sunday. Highs in the low 80s rising to the mid or upper 80s Sunday and lows in the low 60s rising to the mid 80s. In Illinois, fair to partly cloudy skies Friday through Sunday with only minor daily temperature changes. highs mainly in the 80s and lows from the upper 50s to the low 70s.

Indiana Fair Illinois

Gibault Boys Benefit From ISU Assignment

Gibault School hosts a funday Tuesday as 13 Indiana State University graduate students transform an assignment into a field day for about 90 Gibault youths aged 13 to 16. Activities include water relays water balloon medicine ball frisbee and obstacle courses with prizes and refreshments.

Gibault Indiana State University Jim Wittenauer Chet Sanders School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Steve Jerardi Plainfield

Vietnam Vets May Sign Up at Post 972

Carl D. Ellinger, commander, Post No. 972, VFW, invites veterans to Vietnam Night at Post 972, 31 S. 13th St., Friday at 6 30 p.m. Applicants must show honorable discharge or DD 214. A ritual team will perform the ritual for new members and others not yet obligated. Refreshments will be served.

Carl D. Ellinger VFW S. 13Th St United States

Local Housing and Economic Development Meeting Held

A city session focused on social development, housing, and capital expenditures. Officials debated funding priorities, with planners detailing proposed projects and timelines for community improvements and economic growth.

Post 972 Welcomes New Members At Special Reception

Commander Ellinger announces that all accepted candidates will have initiation fees paid by Post No. 972. Wives and sweethearts as well as parents are invited to attend the reception to celebrate the joining of new members.

Ellinger

Aircraft Owners Tax Form Required In Indianapolis

Indianapolis Indiana special report owners of aircraft must file a federal use tax return Form 638 by August 31 IRS district director James F E Daly said The tax funds public airport construction and is $25 plus 3 cents per pound of maximum certificated takeoff weight for turbine powered aircraft and 2 cents per pound over 2 500 pounds for piston powered aircraft The tax year runs from July 1 to June 30.

Indianapolis Ind James FE. Daly IRS Indiana

Nurse Aide Training Set at Terre Haute Ivy Tech

A six week Nurse Aide program begins August 13 at the Terre Haute campus of Indiana Vocational Technical College. Open to men and women, classes run Monday through Friday 8 am to 4 pm, totaling 100 dollars for fees and materials. Contact Miss Betty Beauchamp or Mr. F Richard Nicoson at Ivy Tech. Enrollment limited to about 20 students.

Terre Haute Indiana Vocationa Technical College Betty Beauchamp Life Sciences F. Richard Nicoson

Director Continued From Page One

Smith, the housing authority executive director, defends Board actions and predicts continued work on Garfield Towers and home ownership projects. He notes tenant morale suffers amid closed meetings and political maneuvering. A special board session is planned for Thursday.

Housing Authority Housing Authority Board Dinke Terre Haute Diake Smith Dreiser Square Lockport Margaret Ave

Haldeman testimony widens Watergate defences amid disclosures

Haldeman argued no Justice Department evidence exists of Democrats plotting violence, testifying on day three before the Senate Watergate committee. Nixon attacked Watergate foes at a Tanaka state dinner as Beef industry groups seek relief from price ceilings. Knauer projected food price stabilization but warned cheap food era ends. A House impeachment move over Cambodia bombing faces slim odds, while U S aid to Phnom Penh rises. The White House bars details on Nixon residences as Congress probes spending.

Washington H. R. Haldeman Justice Department Senate Watergate Committee Haldeman Nixon Kakuei Tanaka Virginia Knauer San Clemente Calif Key Biscayne Fla Jack Brooks D-Tex White House California Florida

U S aid to Cambodia and Vietnam under peace terms

Shipments of Page One indicate defense readiness as the United States continues military aid. After Paris peace accords, Washington rushed millions in equipment to South Vietnam due to a treaty clause limiting aid to replacements only. Unlike Vietnam there is no such cap on Cambodia. Aid is funded by a continuing resolution pending the new budget, with a planned annual rate of 133.2 million dollars.

United States South Vietnam U.S Cambodia Pentagon

Gesualdo Hotel Confuses Returning Son With Past

In the Italian town of Gesualdo, Giovanni Caracciolo, visiting from the United States, mistook a modern hotel for his birthplace home. After protests from the town’s tourism chief, he accepted the hotel as his birthplace and booked rooms for a month with his daughter Maria, one of his twelve children.

Gesualdo Italy Naples Giovanni Caracciolo United States Caracciolo Gesulado Maria

School Suit Details in One Man One Vote Challenge

Lewis and Trueblood argued mandamus before the court over a school district case. Special Judge Decker, picked June 16, is on two week vacation and will set bond hearing upon return about Aug. 11. The motion aims to confine the dispute to the one man one vote redistricting issue in count two, alleging population and geography variations. A second motion denies all allegations by the defendants. both await Judge Decker’s advisement.

Decker Lewis

Plane Crash Kills Kentucky Man Near Shelbyville

A small private single engine plane crashed near Shelbyville Indiana killing the pilot, the lone occupant. Investigators identified the dead man as from Kentucky but did not release his name. The luxury craft went down in a field about 15 miles northwest of Shelbyville near New Palestine around 8:45 a.m. EST, 50 feet from a road. Wreckage spread across the field, road, and a farmhouse yard opposite the field.

Shelbyville Ind UPI Kentucky New Palestine

Ulbricht Dies at 80 After Heart Failure in Berlin

Walter Ulbricht longtime East German leader died at age 80 from heart failure. He suffered a stroke July 19 and had been confined to bed in a guarded villa as party and government elites visited. The Central Committee and state bodies announced the death, noting his past as chief of state and Old Bolshevik, and he is survived by his wife Lotte and adopted daughter Beate. The death coincides with East Berlin’s hosting of a youth festival drawing thousands of young people and Communist celebration.

Berlin UPI Walter Ulbricht East Germany Ulbricht Liepnith Communist Party Socialist Unity (Communist) Party of Germany Council of State of the German Democratic Republic Council of Ministers National Council of the Peoples’ Front Lotte Beate East Berlin

Desert Criteria Clarified by Rainfall Threshold

A true desert is defined scientifically by receiving less than 10 inches of rainfall annually. This threshold distinguishes arid regions from deserts and informs climate studies and ecological classifications.

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