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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
9
Dear Abby clarifies flirting versus being friendly, urges clear boundaries and a firm no, and counsel on handling rumors about influence in award wins. Letters from Hurt Lakelandder and others critique holiday newsletters and praise polite discourse, ending with Abby’s mail address for replies.
Pope Paul VI orders a broad reorganization of the Vatican Holy Office, renaming it The Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and ending secrecy. He keeps its doctrine guarding role but guarantees the right of defense and requires hearing and bishop input.
Officials of the First Baptist Church at 201 S. 6th St reported Sunday night entry and about 15 dollars stolen from church offices. Entry gained by forcing open a south basement window. Thieves also ransacked Morrow's Grill at 528 Ohio St and stole a small amount of coins. An air conditioner was ripped from Dr. Paul Zwerner's office at 2100 N. 12th St. Memorial Stadium superintendent Don High said vandals dumped large refuse drums from atop a wall, indicating entry by climbing over the wall.
Houston astronaut James Lovell earned the nickname deadeye after spotting panels on the ground during a space flight over Laredo Texas. Gemini Control praised his accuracy though he admitted errors on a couple of panels, still impressive at 120 miles up.
Jerry Wane Hughes 25 of 1346 Oak St faces indecent exposure with case continued to December 27. Edward Lee Wilson 25 of 1014 Woodlawn Ave cited for public intoxication and drunken driving, continued to December 13. James Paul Rice 55 of Indianapolis charged with public intoxication and fined $45. Jack Barrett 40 of no address public intoxication, fined $30 and jailed 15 days. Dale Hunt 51 of 659 N Fifth St public intoxication, fined. George McGraw 59 of Rochester NY public intoxication, fined $30 and 10 days jail. Clarence Britton 63 of 447 S 1314 St leaving scene of property damage, continued to December 13.
Terre Haute firemen battled two blazes Sunday evening. A 1952 car caused the garage at 2501 N 13th St to burn, destroying the auto valued at 1000 and injuring 500 in garage damage and 100 in tools. Pumpers 7 and 10 10 and Truck 10, plus tools, responded. A storage building at 2237 1st Ave owned by W Gregory was also destroyed by an overheated oil brooder stove. damage listed as 450 to the building and 100 to contents, with Pumpers 8 11 and Truck 3 and Assistant Chief Frank Klamt on scene.
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