Vigo Fair Sheep and Swine Winners Highlight Local Exhibitors
The Vigo fair listings honor multiple participants across classes. Barry Haskett leads ram divisions and champions while Terry Elwell and Jerry Elwell show in ewe categories. Bets on lambs, gilts, barrows, and a grand champion slate feature numerous local growers such as Jan Haskett, Patty Moseman, Joe Milner, and Owen Kirby among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ram Lambs
Barry Haskett
Ram
Terry Elwell
Jerry Elwell
Tim Elwell
Jan Haskett
Ewe Lamb
Ewe Lambs
Ronnie Moseman
Delbert Lee
Patty Moseman
Joe Milner
Livestock Show Results Summary for Local Fair
The list records multiple blue ribbons and champions across categories including spring gilt barrows and heavy weight barrows. Notable winners include Dennis McCleary Joyce Moore Larry Morse Jane Moore Susan Moore James Koch Kathy Koch and John Barbour among others with several reserve and red ribbon placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Barbour
John Barbour
Bob Turner
Larry Morse
Dennis McCleary
Barrow
Joyce Moore
Curt Whalen
James Koch
Jane Moore
Susan Moore
Mark McPheeters
Duane McPheeters
Todd Burkebyle
John Drake
James Hardesty
Alice Hardesty
Kathy Koch
Cathy Kochh
Jim Hardesty
Judy Drake
James
Alan Barbour
Allan Arbou
McPheeters
Dennis
Dennis McClary
Blue Ribbon Winners Rally Through Spring Show
Gary Herb and Rex Herb dominate multiple awards at the Spring Boar show with top honors including Reserve Champion Spring Gilt and Champion Spring Gilt won by Rex Herb and Gary Herb sharing the Blue Ribbon titles across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrow
Gary Herb
Rex Herb
Cattle Show Results Mention Anthrax Warning
The report lists multiple blue and red ribbon awards for sows gilts barrows and spring gilts with names Dennis McCleary Arch Hawkins and others. It notes Anthrax is a disease affecting cattle and sheep.
Lawrenceville Beauty Wins Casey Honors
Linda Duree 19 earns Miss North Fork Valley title at Casey High School gym to enter Miss Illinois preliminaries for Miss America. First runnerup Catherine Callahan 18. second runnerup Dianna Bolin 17 also Miss Congeniality. Talent winner pianist Kathy Morrison 19. Casey Jaycees sponsor. twelve contestants from six counties Clark Edgar Cumberland Crawford Jasper Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey, Ill
Lawrenceville
Linda Duree
William Duree
Ed Bolin
Casey
Kathy Morrison
W. T. Morrison
Robinson
Casey Jaycees
Clark
Edgar
Cumberland
Crawford
Jasper
Lawrence
Pope Paul VI to visit Colombia for Eucharistic Congress
Pope Paul VI prepared for a 12 hour flight from Rome to Bogota to attend the 39th International Eucharistic Congress. The 70 year old pontiff, declared in good health by doctors, aims to address poverty and call for economic justice during his sixth trip outside Italy. Cardinal Lercaro opened the event urging equal distribution of wealth before a crowd of about 100000.
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Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
Bogota
Andes
Bombay
India
Pope Paul
America
Castel Gandolfo
Rome
Mmall
Santiago
Chile
Italy
Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro
Debby Puts On Show For GIs In Korea Trip
Debra Dene’ Barnes Miss America 1968 heads a group of seven beauty queens who performed two shows for U S soldiers in Seoul South Korea as part of a two week tour of military installations They were joined by singers dancers musicians and acrobats and have given an average of two shows daily since arriving last Wednesday Other contestants included Miss New Hampshire Miss Minnesota Miss Georgia Miss Wyoming Miss New Mexico and Miss Fort Worth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Debra Dene’ Barnes
U.S
Miss Barnes
Kansas State College
Sheila Scott
New Hampshire
Charlotte Sims
Minnesota
Sandra McRee
Georgia
Patricia Martinez
Wyoming
Rosemary Brown
New Mexico
Betty Lynn Buckly
Fort Worth
Mischa Mischakoff Ends Long Conducting Career
Mischa Mischakoff, 71, ended his long career as concertmaster of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. A refugee from Russia since 1921, he previously led the NBC Symphony Orchestra under Toscanini and began violin studies at age seven. He plans to stay in Detroit and teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mischa Mischakoff
Russia
Mischakoff
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Arturo Toscanini
McCarthy Viewed As Stronger Demo in Indiana Poll
Kraft poll results show McCarthy would beat Nixon by a small margin in Indiana and outperform Humphrey in three way races. James Bogle of McCarthy for President says McCarthy could win with the uncommitted vote, aiding Democratic prospects for Rock and Bayh.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Nixon
Humphrey
McCarthy
Bogle
Robert Rock
U.S
Birch Bayh
Non-teaching Employees Picnic Set for August 21
The annual non teaching employees picnic will be held at noon August 21 at the Ute Shelter House in Deming Park. All retired employees are also invited.
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Ute
Deming Park
Indiana State Vocational Workshop Opens on Terre Haute Campus
The five day event on the Terre Haute campus gathers ISU industrial education faculty Vincennes University and area teachers to study machine shop autos printing welding building and electricity overviews. Leaders from industry including Harold Bowman T P Collier D R Haring Edwin L. Smith and Donnie Osborne will lecture with plant visits at J I Case Anaconda Linde Westinghouse and Colson Printers. The IVTITTA banquet and officers election follow, with Vincennes University president George Whitehouse presiding.
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Tion
Indiana
Lester W. Hale
ISU
C.E. Jordan
Evansville
ISU School of Technology
Vincennes University
Ion
Eutectric Company
Chihost
T.B. Jefferson
Magaparts
Ed Pierre
Miller Annual Vocational Day Trades Electric Co
Appleton
Wis
Terre Haute
LE. East
8Th
Indianapolis
D.R .Haring
Chevrolet Motor Division
GM Corp
Edwin L. Smith
American Plywood Assn
Donnie Osborne
Louisville Cement Co
Louisville, Ky
Dale Forsythe
Robert Johnson
Strawsteel Corp
Dale McClintic
Cummins Engine Co
Columbus
William Parks
John Poland
J. I. Case Co
John R. Harrington
General Telephone Co
Fort Wayne
Luther Stable
Indiana State University
J.I. Case Company
13Th St
William R. Parks
Anaconda Aluminum Company
N. 13Th St
James J. Boatman
Westinghouse Air Brake
Linde Company
Speedway
Colson Printers
Paris
Ivtitta
Adams's
Japanese police test hair samples for poison in soot polluted streets
Joint study by University of Cincinnati and Yokohama State College investigates air pollution exposure. Police collect hair samples in Yokohama to measure poison absorption from smoke and soot in the city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Japan
UPI
University of Cincinnati
Yokomaha State College
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Vigo
Corridale
Rams
Berkshire
Owen Kirby
Cheryl Drake
Landrace
Jerry Long
Greg Bussing
John Long
Tony Burkebyle
John Lans
Johnny
Billy Puller
Tony Burkeby
Chester White
Yorkshire
Tamworth
Hampshire
Poland
China
Arch Hawkins
Robert Gibbs
Westwood’s Paint Co., Inc
Ohio St
Svenska
Mural & Supplies
Debbie Gauntt
Hawthorne
Calif
ABC
Peyton Place
Miss Gauntt
Clara Shephard
WLWI
Channel 13
S. America
By Patrick O‘keefe
Debby
Woodburn Printing Co., Inc
South 6Th Street
Maker
Tracy Page Pharmacy
Ronald L. Grenert
Chas. W. Vincent
Judge Superior Court No
Ristea
WM. F. Johnson
James W. Cahill
Ted
John D.ennis
Thomas W. Roberts
Hubert Goodman
J. Ronald Lee
O. Myrel Capps
Vigo County
Republican Central Committee
Buena Chaney
Rae
Boyd T. Schepper
Chas, M. Walker II
Indiana State
Autivac of
South 7Th St
Ronment Seeninet
Fread
Reg
ACME
Penns Auar Garden Guard
Osco
Leveryone
Kool Aid
Alka
Seltzer
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