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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1956

Page

11

Ramblers Club Plans Two Day Safety Check

The Ramblers of Terre Haute sponsor a two day winter safety check titled Hot Rods for Safety Weekend with police traffic assistance. The event runs Saturday 1 to 4 p m and Sunday 12 to 4 p m at White's Shell Service Third and Hulman streets. Each driver receives a free inspection and checklist to fix mechanical issues.

Ramblers of Terre Haute Hulman Street Ramblers Custom Club Sedletzeck National Hot Rod Association Ramblers Larry Dorsett Gill Geloff Mike Cline Ed Sweeney Jim McDonald Ross Kuykendall Jim Rice Bud Rennolds Abel Archer

Hungarian Olympic Athletes Seek Asylum In Free Nations

A Hungarian official said two thirds of the Hungarian Olympic team, about 100 athletes, will seek political asylum in the United States, Australia and other free nations. The move was confirmed by Hungary’s Sports Minister Gyula Hegyi, Australian officials, and the athletes amid postmatch turmoil at a water polo game. Immigrations offices in Australia reported many applications from team members wishing to remain.

Melbourne Australia tPp United States Free Nations Gyula Hegyi

Escaped Trusties Sentenced in U S Car Theft Case

Two trusties who escaped from Michigan State Prison and abandoned a stolen car in Walkerton Indiana were sentenced to five years in federal prison for car theft. Robert Eldon Maynard and Ronald James Markby pleaded guilty to stealing a car in Grand Rapids Michigan and were later arrested in Sapulpa Oklahoma. They will be returned to Michigan prison after federal terms.

Tulsa Okla Walkerton Ind Michigan State Robert Eldon Maynard Ronald James Markby Grand Rapids Mich Sapulpa Michigan

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