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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1971

Page

3

Guided Tours Of Hamilton Center Held

Guided tours of the Katherine Hamilton Mental Health Center will highlight weekend observances of its opening. From 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday the six-county area can visit the facility. The ceremony featured a plaque for Dr. Betty Dukes, first president of the KHMHC board, with remarks by George Mayrose and remarks honoring Katharine Hamilton.

Katherine Hamilton Mental Health Center Betty Dukes Dugger KHMHC George Mayrose Dukes Betty Mayrose Katherine Hamilton Terre Haute Katie Hamilton Stanley Gross John B. Hunter Family Service Association F. W. Jerse Vigo County Association For Mental Health J. Kenneth Moulton Jonathan Scott Ewing Miller Ewing Miller Partnerships John Hays, Jr Rockville John McCuerry Sullivan Wayne Bowsher Bob Rouse John Myers Victor S. Koontz First Christian Church Clinton Milton Nolin United Presbyterian Church

Now You Know By United Press International

The report states the earth’s polar diameter is about 26 miles shorter than its equatorial diameter. It notes the difference between the poles and the equator in measuring the planet’s size.

Pole Equator

Home on Fruitridge Razed by Weekend Fire

Harold Gray residence at 728 N Fruitridge Ave was destroyed by an undetermined fire Friday night. Fire crews 8 and 11, plus snorkel unit, battled for about an hour before gaining control. A second blaze occurred at 4 37 a m Saturday, with crews fighting about an hour more. Damage estimated at 2500 to structure and 3500 to contents. Assistant chief Feller cited possible basement origin and wiring fault pending investigation.

Harold Grayless Fruitridge Ave Grayless Walter Feller

70 Percent of UF Goal Reached in Wabash Valley Drive

Only 70 percent of the Wabash Valley United Fund goal was reported by Friday as the campaign extended two weeks to Nov 19. Pledges and contributions totaled 467 000 toward 667 330 needed for 25 agencies. Thomas Merritt leads as campaign chair with a Monday unit chairmen meeting and Robert DeMunck chairs the allocations committee ahead of Friday UF board action.

Wabash Valley United Fund Thomas Merritt Robert DeMunck UF Board of Directors

Car Crash Near Indiana State Police Post Leaves Driver Arrested

Louis K. Pierce, 33, of 1526 Chestnut St., escaped serious injury when his car crashed along U.S. 41 about 100 yards south of the Indiana State Police Post at 1:50 a.m. Saturday. Pierce, who was treated at St. Anthony Hospital, was charged with public intoxication reckless driving no operator's license and no driving and lodged in Vigo County Jail. He faces a city court appearance soon.

Louis K. Pierce Chestnut St Indiana U.S. 41 St. Anthony Hospital Pierce Vigo County Warren Soules Paul Skinner Skinner

Librarian Evelyn LaBier Honored by Vigo County Staff

The Vigo County Public Library staff honored retiring reference librarian Evelyn LaBier at the annual Christmas breakfast. LaBier, a Denver graduate who joined the library in 1964, will retire at year end after overseeing music and art book selections.

Vigo County Public Library Evelyn LaBier Emeline Fairbanks University of Denver LaBier Virginia Smith Vcpl Staff Association Edward N. Howard Howard William Kessel WCPL Library Social Action Institute The University of Wisconsin Margaret Monroe Monteria Hightower Lois Hinseth Stephen Lesnak Joseph F. Lindenfeld Juliet McLaren Jean Meister Ann E. Thompson Theresa J. White Mary Jo Ann Wills Jack Hughes Betty Dodson Staff Association Beverly Light Roberta Sims Ann Newman Dodson Vula Malooley

Three Held On $10,000 Bond In Burglary Case

Three men face second degree burglary charges after a Friday court appearance in Harrison Township. John G. Patterson Harold Lester Ross and George Custer were held on $10,000 bond each and sent to Vigo County Jail. They were linked to the November 25 Keller's Hardware burglary and may later face Circuit Court charges for an armed robbery at United Service Station. Police report items believed taken were recovered and additional questioning by city police and the Vigo County Sheriff’s Department is expected.

Harrison Township Andrew T. Atelski Vigo County John G. Patterson Harold Lester Ross 3Rd Ave George Custer 15Th St Terre Haute Keller N. 19Th St United Service Station

Free Unitarian Guest Speaker to Visit Terre Haute

Albert Ziegler of Kent Ohio will speak at the Free Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Terre Haute on Sunday December 5 at 10:30 a.m. He is regional director of the Unitarian Universalist Association. An open discussion follows with refreshments. meet at the YWCA 121 North 7th Street. Sunday School and nursery are available.

Albert Ziegler Kent Ohio Free Unitarian - Universalist Fellowship Terre Haute Ziegler Unitarian-Universalist Association YWCA N. 7Th St

Wheatfield Fire Ends Evacuations After Train Wreck

Wheatfield Indiana residents evacuated Friday due to an early morning train wreck were allowed to return home as investigators probe the cause. No injuries were reported. A boxcar with wet nitrocellulose tanks exploded and burned, threatening a grain elevator while fumes from chemical and ammonia tanks prompted caution. Derailed cars included a gasoline additive car but tanks did not rupture and leakage did not develop.

Wheatfield Ind

Newman Sues Movie Studio Over Early TV Release

Actor Paul Newman sues Universal Pictures for 750000 claiming The Secret War of Harry Friggs was sold to television too soon. He alleges a breach of contract since the film premiered in theaters and aired on national TV 32 years later, depriving him of 10 percent of gross proceeds.

Los Angeles Paul Newman Universal Pictures Friggs Universal

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