Small Boy and Adults Hurt in Multiple Mishaps
A three year old boy remained in satisfactory condition after a car struck him near 2129 North 25th Street. Driver Charles L. Jones, 24, of Montezuma, said the boy ran in front of his car and he could not stop. In a separate incident, Calvin and Sarah Menser, both 34 of 2029 Central Ave., were hospitalized after a motorcycle crash at Central and Buckeye. their son Kenneth was treated and released. Clarence E. Kunkle, 24, of Indianapolis, drove the other car. Mrs. Menser was arrested for not having a license at the time. An unrelated item notes a tugboat Connie Jane may be seized to cover an $108,000 claim by Charles Rudolph for injuries from a 1966 incident.
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Mark Allen Gulley
St. An
Thony Hospital
25Th St
Charles L. Jones
Monteszuma
Calvin Menser
Central Ave
Buckeye St
Union Hospital
Mensers
Kenneth
Clarence E. Kunkle
Indianapolis
Indianapolis. Mrs. Menser
U. S
Dale C. Stone
Connie Jane
William E. Steckler
Charles M. Rudolph
Rudolph
J. A. Jones Construction Co
Evansville
Ohio River
Lightning Kills 2 Men in Indiana Storms
A severe thunderstorm sweeps central Indiana killing two men and injuring six as lightning strikes near Indianapolis and Shelbyville. Frank E. Stevens, 67, dies at Sarah Shank Golf Course while taking shelter under trees. Richard Spradlin, 35, dies north of Shelbyville after a lightning strike. Several injuries, toppled trees, wind damage, and a blown tent scene accompany the storm activity.
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Indiana
Frank E. Stevens
Indianapolis
Sarah Shank Golf Course
Richard Sprading
New Palestine
Shelbyville
Spradlin
Eastgate
Judith Friddle
Laurie
Tracy
Alice F. Cassell
Marion County Fairgrounds
Greenfield
Monroe Reservoir
Postal Clerks Getting Ready For Convention
A large Indiana delegation will join about 2,000 delegates at the six day national convention of the United Federation of Postal Clerks in Minneapolis starting August 12. Indiana’s forty clerks depart August 10 led by Burt Mains who cites nationwide breakdowns in local negotiations as a major issue and calls for Congress to extend bargaining rights to public employees.
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Indiana
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Afl-Cio
Minneapolis
Minn
Burt Mains
Indian Federation of Postal Clerks
Mains
Congress
Mansfield flies away from USSR
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield left Moscow for Prague after a brief stay with no announced Soviet meetings. He told reporters in New York he would meet Soviet officials, but later said he had no meetings and would not explain what happened.
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Moscow
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Prague
New York
Rewiring Needed for Information Appliances Says Dictaphone Head
Walter W. Finke president of Dictaphone Corporation in Rye New York argues that information handling devices like computers copiers and telephones will demand data superhighways as they proliferate. He notes the need to rewire the world to adequately service the new devices and data transmission.
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Rye
N.Y
UPI
Office Products
Walter W. Finke
Dictaphone Corporation
Wiley Picked at Indiana Assembly in Indianapolis
Floyd J. Wiley, presiding minister of the North Congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses in Terre Haute, is assistant cafeteria manager for the Good News for All Nations District Assembly at Bush Stadium in Indianapolis from August 8 to 11.
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Wiley
Floyd J. Wiley
North Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses of
Terre Haute
Bush Stadium
Indianapolis
Vigo County Park and Recreation Board Meeting Date Change
The Vigo County Park and Recreation Board moves its August meeting to August 12 at 9 a.m. in Room 47 Vigo Courthouse. The date shift comes a week earlier than originally planned.
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Vigo County
Human Relations Group to Meet Again Tuesday
Terre Haute Human Relations Commission plans 7 p.m. Tuesday in the city redevelopment office to review procedural rules and next year’s budget. The meetings aim for rapid progress, with discussion of an executive director potential and current budget disputes.
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Terre Haute Human Relations Commission
S. 5Th St
Commission
Braden Kruger
Kruger
Leland Larrison
Viet Minister Wins News Prize
Manila AP report: Ton That Thien, Vietnam's information minister, wins the $10,000 Magsaysay Award for journalism for his enduring commitment to free inquiry and debate and for lifting press censorship. Thien, 44, was censored in 1966 when the Vietnam Guardian he helped found was closed, and he abolished censorship after being named information minister in April.
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Manila
Ton
Thien
Magsaysay
Vietnam Guardian
Tran Vang Huong
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Don Rickles
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Copacabana
Japan
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Shikoku
THE
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Ussr
William Barry
Plaza North
Orion
Meis Girlswear
Mess Boys
Mess Totswear
S. Viet
Bill
MKT
Margaret Ave
Greer Peaches
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