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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
3
A long death notices column reports the passing of Margaret B. Tryon 76 of Terre Haute and several others including Dorothy Long Nellie Campbell Jane Boggs and Paul Gammie. It lists survivors and funeral details across Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania noting services at DeBaun Davis Russell and other local funeral homes and pending arrangements.
A presentation by A. R. Stern, chairman of the DBA, urged merchants to prosecute all shoplifting cases. He argued the crime is theft regardless of offender and that arrest shifts justice to the court, with consequences following the shoplifter for life. The slides and materials highlighted cooperation with police and courts to locate, expose, and prosecute offenders.
Monsignor Joseph Cardiji marks his 60th year as a priest and founder of the Catholic Action Youth movement. The milestone underscores decades of service and global outreach through the organization he established.
Marlon Brando, upset over intrusive photographers in Rome, says he will not film there again until guarantees are in place. Producer Ray Stark states Brando requires assurances of protection for his privacy before resuming Italian production.
Mrs Lucy Hinkle Boyle 104, a West Salem born resident of Mattoon and Indianapolis native, died Wednesday at her Greencastle home. Surviving are her son Charles and numerous grandchildren and greats. Rosary Friday evening at Rector Funeral Home followed by Requiem Mass Saturday at St Paul Church, burial in Mattoon Illinois.
Indiana Bell Telephone Co will cut rates and charges by about 1 million dollars annually. Two party customers may gain the most with about 330 thousand dollars in annual reductions. Business measured service calls will rise from eight a month. Public Serv ice Commission chairman Merton Stanley said he had what could be the final conference with a utility official. He plans to confer with two other commissioners before a final decision.
Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana told Purde regional campus students that the Democratic party was defeated in the recent election. He criticized the poverty program naming as an error and urged self review to win in 1968. He favored education funding and noted costs for detention, welfare, and incarceration. He plans a bill for presidential election by popular vote, though doubts its fate.
A brutal Great Lakes storm menaced the region as the Daniel J. Morrell sinking left 28 feared dead. Winds up to 40 mph, 10 degree temps, and heavy snow caused widespread whiteouts from Traverse City to Houghton Lake, with subzero air across North Dakota and Minnesota.
The Weather Bureau forecasts a December of very cold weather with heavy snow in places. South Bend highs 25 to 40 early month cooling to 19 to 33 by year end. Indianapolis 26 to 43 cooling to 22 to 37. Evansville 29 to 47 cooling to 26 to 43. Southwest remains closer to normal.
A gaucho is the term used for a traditional Argentine cowboy. The word denotes skilled horse riders and cattle herders native to the pampas region of Argentina.
Laurance Rockefeller and Tweed Roosevelt, two prominent American heirs, start Monday in a Harlem anti-poverty project. They will live in the community, receive training, and earn 12 50 a week as stipends from the Domestic Peace Corps after assignment to individual blocks.
A violent Lake Huron storm capsized the Morrell with 28 crew lost. The wreck, rivaling the Carl D. Bradley disaster of 1958, follows a historic five‑day November storm that sank 19 ships and claimed hundreds of sailors. The Morrell radioed its position near Harbor Beach before vanishing with most ballast in hold. Eight Nordmeer crew survived as the storm battered Lake Michigan ferries and shore facilities.
Dennis Hale, 26, survived the Daniel J. Morrell disaster in Lake Huron after the ship split in a storm. Twelve crewmen died, others were missing, and Hale was found on a raft by a Coast Guard helicopter eight miles northeast of Harbor Beach. He believes God spared him for a purpose and for possible suffering ahead. Hale's wife Bertha and four children reside in Ashtabula, Ohio.
The Tynwald Court on the Isle of Man is described as the legislature with the oldest continuous history, believed to have originated more than a millennium ago. The body traces its roots back over 1,000 years.
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