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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1966
Page
16
The SEC accuses funds of charging excessive fees, arguing the services of fund managers and advisers justify a high price. Funds defend their value citing professional management and diversified portfolios while noting annual fees total about 130 million dollars. The dispute centers on fees and the funds' influence in markets.
A 39 year old man, Harry Paul Jones, was fined $60 in City Court by Judge Ed ward S. Everett for impersonating a peace officer to gain entry to a home. Police say Jones wore a uniform and auxiliary badge during the alleged inspection attempt after a tip from a resident.
Commissioners of the Terre Haute Board of Redevelopment were reappointed at the annual meeting. The commissioners are A. C. Sinnett president Rev Allen Harlan George C. Wiemuth Gilbert Bosworth and Dr Don Sharp. Trustees re-elected include Leonard B. Marshall president Louis R. Phipps vice president and Raymond J. Kearns secretary with E P Thiemann and John Valle as other trustees.
Dr. Paul W. Cook Jr. was inaugurated as Wabash College president amid warnings that small colleges face a decade of struggle. He noted competition between low state school charges and rising costs, as the college marked its 134th year with honorary degrees awarded to The Rev. Theodore M. Hasburgh and George W. Beadle.
Wall Street analysts from Winslow, Cohn Stetson, Bache Co., and E F Hutton discuss how tax loss selling will pressure stocks into year end. They warn 1967 profits may slow, funds may exit favored issues, and market volatility will persist amid tax and economic uncertainty.
Paul Welch a registered professional sanitarian with the Vigo County Health Office who promotes proposed meat inspection program will speak to the Guilford Township Farm Bureau Women's Club in Plainfield Tuesday evening A former speaker at Hendricks County Farm Bureau he will present Looking Forward in the Food Industry as the discussion topic.
Police in Indiana report a partial fingerprint on a purse tied to the November 16 slaying of Eileen Marie Alex, 19, of Allen Park Michigan. The body was found by a hunter near Lakeville. she was shot twice and wore a gold dress with jewelry.
Hogs 6,200 traded, barrows and gilts 230 lb down to steady, sows steady to strong, mixed 190-250 lb mostly 20.75-21.25. Cattle 2,300, calves 75, slaughter steers 900-1,050 lb weak to 25 lower, cows and bulls steady to weak, vealers 28-32. Sheep 90 trading active with lambs 23.50-24.00. East St Louis and Louisville regions shown with variances. Chicago futures mixed.
Judge Harold J. Bitzegaio of Vigo Superior Court granted a divorce Monday to Alberta Mae Ripple of 908 N. 9th St from Albert Lee Ripple of 2003 Lo cust St. The ruling ends their marriage and records the dissolution in Vigo County court records.
The plan provides a regional technical college serving Owen Greene Sullivan Putnam Clay Vermillion Parke and Vigo counties with a staggered three year board term. An executive director will oversee opening by 1968 funded by state IVTC, with location yet undecided but Vigo County favored for central location.
Edwards pleaded guilty to the kidnapping of a Terre Haute couple last April. The second count involving a sex offense was not pressed. Co defendant Robert Lee Motz, 21, awaits trial March 13 on both charges. They were linked to another kidnapping case of an 11 year old girl. the car was wrecked and she was rescued. Edwards is also wanted in Milwaukee on another kidnapping charge involving a young girl.
Coast Guard inspectors at Sault Ste. Marie withdrew certification of the 63 year old Edward Y. Townsend after finding an 18 inch crack amidships. The Townsend had been bound for Minnesota with the Daniel J. Morrell when the Morrell sank during a gale, while the Townsend turned back unaware of its sister ship's fate.
Louis Johnson aged 66 who used a chair bound life died Saturday when a fire at his Madison Indiana home started after a smoking pipe fell on newspapers. Firemen concluded the pipe caused the blaze.
Dr. Carl Coppolino goes on trial in Monmouth County for the strangling of retired Army recruit Lt. Col. William Farber, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty citing an alleged affair. Bailey defends, Keuper prosecutes, and the case ties to Coppolino’s Florida murder indictments and shifting residences.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower 76 will enter Walter Reed Hospital this week for gall bladder removal surgery. His office said he plans to enter Thursday and leave for Palm Desert after the turn of the year.
A 59-year-old used car salesman, Eugene R. Miller, began a Vigo Circuit Court trial with jury selection for allegedly shooting his mother-in-law Grace Wimmer on Sept. 28 near Union Hospital. Wimmer survived a head wound and lost an eye. Miller claims he only intended to scare her.
A two car crash on Lafayette and Haythorne Avenues left one driver with a back injury and caused extensive damage to the other. 26 year old Phyllis A Elkins was taken to St Anthony s Hospital after initially refusing treatment. Ruby Walbieser 46 of 2909 Lafayette Ave drove south and blocked Elkins northbound car. Deputies estimated damages at 800 and 75 dollars.
Police are investigating four break ins reported Sunday night. A janitor at EatA menia Restaurant saw a youth trying to enter, who fled across Wabash Avenue to a parking lot and drove off. A back room coin container at Hill's Snappy Service was emptied of 48 dollars. A passerby saw two youths enter Apple House by a front door, but police found no one inside. Keight's Terre Haute Foundary reported a forced front door entry and two vending machines broken open for an undetermined amount of money.
Clyde Wilson of Rushville Pa reviews three Holstein herds in Vigo County under the 47 year old program. Gibault School for Boys owns 21 animals with ratings 1 very good 6 good plus and 12 good. Marrs and Stages herds receive mixed ratings. Vigo County Extension Service provides program details.
James F Herendeen of South Bend author of prison inmate stories appointed to the Indiana Citizens Council on Crime and Delinquency. A former Indiana State Prison teacher and past Governor's Youth Council member.
Dur ward Ridgway 72 of St. Joe, a prominent DeKalb County Republican, died Saturday in an Auburn hospital after a long illness.
The Rev Michael Hewiett, 50, told his Surrey congregation he declined an invitation to join the London Playboy Club. He said sex is one of God’s gifts and he prefers the real thing.
Dr Robert Epp of Indiana State University will address the colloquium on the projection of the Japanese world view in dealing with the Civil Code. He will discuss Japanese reactions to Western codes, notably the Napoleonic Code, in the 19th century with a Q and A session. The public is invited. A Cherokee Sequoyah created an Indian alphabet in 1821.
William Hatcher, 50, of 123 S 12th St, hospitalized in serious condition after an apparent heart attack during a Sunday fire at his residence. Five fire units fought a blaze starting in the attic, causing $2,500 structural and $800 contents damage.
Freight lists enumerate shipments to Eastern Express Terre Haute and multiple shippers across New York Ohio New Jersey Pennsylvania and South Carolina with items including compressors parts records coats cleaning supplies drums tables and stage equipment. The text also records Special Ordinances No 57 53 and 55 of 1966 detailing zoning changes loading zones and related notices in Terre Haute Indiana along with a public notice about additional appropriations and tax hearings.
A Gallup Poll for the Catholic Digest shows 77 percent of women and 63 percent of men say religion is very important to them. The survey highlights gender differences in religious belief and practice.
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