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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1965

Page

3

Improvement in Local Naval Reserve Training Commended

Gary Minich reports that Terre Haute Naval Reserve split-unit training shows marked improvement after three months. Ninth Naval District inspectors praised gains in non-rated training, while Great Lakes district approval is pending. Cmdr Tilford and Lt Spencer noted progress since October despite annual grade calculations.

Terre Haute Naval Reserve Ninth Naval District Great Lakes Glen W. Sunderland Surface Division 951 Cdr Joseph W. Tilford Indianapolis Naval Reserve Armory Tilford R. E. Spencer Anderson Training Center J. A. Martin

New Exhibitions at Swope Gallery Opens Sunday

On Sunday afternoon December 12 at 2 o clock the Sheldon Swope Art Gallery opens two exhibitions. One is Christmas Season draws and prints by artists including Rouault Altman Carrou and Louvre engravings for sale from $19 to $175. The other is a solo show by Boston artist Robert E Young whose works are in Swope and New England collections. Admission is free.

Sheldon Swope South 7Th St George Rouault Harold Altman Jean Carrou Louvre Museum Robert E. Young Boston Young Art School of the Museum of Fine Arts W. K. Parsons New England The Swope Terre Haute Solomon

Santa to Attend WVPC Open House for 1965

The Wabash Valley Press Club hosts its final 1965 Open House with Santa as a guest. The 8 p.m. party, hosted by Betty Cutliff Dick Sutliff Jane Nattkemper Charles Cremer and Dr Malcolm Boone, features a buffet a festive mood and piano by would be musicians typing away on keys.

Santa Wabash Valley Press Club Marian Perry WVPC Betty Cutliff Dick Sutliff Jane Nattkemper Charles Cremer Malcolm Boone

Suit in Ditch Bond Protest Goes to Clay

Clay County Circuit Court is named to hear one of two Vigo injunctions seeking to void last Thursday's bond sale for the Thompson Ditch Project. The $1,750,000 issue was awarded to Northern Trust Company of Chicago after Vigo Circuit Court judge H Ralph Johnston denied a suit by Hansford C. Mann for a ditch-right owner. Another suit by Luther Johnson seeks venue changes from Vigo County, leaving jurisdiction with Clay Circuit Court under Judge Robert Stewart.

Clay County Vigo Northern Trust Company of Chicago H. Ralph Johnston Hansford C. Mann Luther Johnson Mann Law Firm Vigo County Stewart Vigo Superior Court No. 2 Johnson Thomas Patrick Terre Haute Circuit Court

Terre Haute Symphony Gets Support From Exchange Club

Dr. James Barnes conductor presented to Exchange Club members on Tuesday night. Barnes, director of the local Terre Haute Symphony, urged substantial assistance to build a strong cultural atmosphere in the community. Vice President Byron Rutledge presided, with Lawrence Eberly and Phil Farmer introducing him.

Terre Haute Symphony James Barnes Exchange Club Barnes Lawrence Eberly Phil Farmer Byron Rutledge

Doctor to Patient Hear Drip Drip Drip Of Stomach Acid

A doctor voices concern about a faint heartbeat while remarking on the audible drip of stomach acid. The remark appears framed as a humorous or surreal line attributed to Catholic Digest.

Catholic Digest

Sugar Creek Board OKs One Year Budget Amid Feud

Sugar Creek Township advisory board voted unanimously to approve the 1966 budget, siding with Trustee John A. Daniel for one year after a dispute over fire protection funding. The move keeps fire protection for West Terre Haute and St. Marys volunteer departments at $11,900, while questions remain on hydrants and school plug rents.

Sugar Creek John A. Daniel Truste Daniel West George H. Roth West Terre Haute St. Mary’s State Board of Tax Commissioners West Terre Haute Water Works Company Vigo County School Corporation

General Hill Former Marine Quartermaster General Dies

Maj. Gen. William P. T. Hill, 70, former Marine Corps quartermaster general, died Monday after a stroke. A Marine aviator in World War I, he served as quartermaster general from 1944 to 1955.

Washington William P. T. Hill Marine Corps Hill

Hair style ruling lets Boston schools trim students

Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled that George Leonard Jr. may be ordered to cut his hair to maintain decorum. The 18 year old rock singer known as Georgie Porgie argued his shaggy mop was part of his act and was suspended when he refused. The court said officials must have freedom to suspend for a valid reason to manage large groups of children.

Boston Massachusetts Supreme Court George Leonard Jr Leonard Georgie Porgie Supreme Court

Conservation Funds Listed For Counties

Federal Land and Water Conservation Funds totaling 483 220 dollars are available to Indiana county park and recreation authorities. Vigo County may receive 10 330 dollars. John Mitchell announced the initial allocation on the eve of the Governors Conference on Natural Resources in Indianapolis. Remaining allocations include Greene 2570 Clay 2400 Sullivan 2110 Owen 1160 Parke 1490 and Vermilion 1610.

Indiana Vigo County John Mitchell Department of Natural Resources Indianapolis Mitchell Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Bureau National Parks and Recreation Greene Clay Sullivan Owen Parke Vermillion

Home Fire Damages Tippecanoe Street Residence

A fire at 1633 Tippecanoe St. damaged the home of Harry Roberts by about 450 dollars. The blaze started around 3 24 a m Wednesday, origin unknown, and was extinguished by Fire Company 3 and 8 and Truck 3. Assistant Chief Frank Klamt responded to the alarm.

Harry Roberts Tippecanoe St Frank Klamt

City Will Look At East West Air Service Plan

Terre Haute officials discussed east west airline service with TWA Lake Central and Ozark at the Terre Haute House. The gathering sought hearings here before a Civil Aeronautics Board member or field examiner and noted Terre Haute needs air service to St Louis. no objections from the airlines.

TWA Ozark Lake Central Tueday U. S. District Court of Appeals Terre Haute Ray Thomas Frank Crawford John Lamb Richard Tuttle Chamber of Commerce Chamber James Ball Crawford Civil Aeronautic Board St. Louis

Guthrie Heads Coal Assn in IndianaElection

Merle Guthrie superintendent of the Squaw Creek strip mine in Warrick County was elected president of the Indiana Coal Association at the annual Terre Haute board meeting. Roy Dean of Ayr Shire Collieries becomes vice president, L. E. Sawyer reelected secretary treasurer, with ongoing ICA ties to Tecumseh and Squaw Creek mines and Peabody Coal Company.

Merle Guthrie Squad Creek Warrick County Indiana Coal Association Terre Haute Guthrie Roy Dean Ayrshire Collieries Corporation Indianapolis L. E. Sawyer ICA Tecumseh Coal Corporation Squaw Creek Peabody Coal Company Tecumseh Alcoa Aluminum Dean W. J. Crawford Enos Coal Corporation Webb Endicott Thunderbird Collieries Corporation S. F. Sherwood Sherwood-Templeton Coal Corporation Melvin Seipman S. A. Coal Corporation Henry Smith Princeton Mining Company William Hartman Lee Kelce Tecumseh Coal Company John Barnett Blackfoot Coal & Land Company Miller Spears Morgan Coal Company

ThievesSteal $20,000 Wardrobe From JFK Freight Office

Thieves took a $20,000 wardrobe from a freight office near Kennedy International Airport after it had been shown at a charity fashion show in San Juan. It had just been flown in from Puerto Rico when the theft occurred.

New York UPI Kennedy International Airport San Juan Puerto Rico

Terre Haute Fire Department November report summary

The Terre Haute Fire Department logged 177 city runs and 4 township runs in November. It recorded 7 box alarms, 167 still alarms, 3 A D T calls, 15 special duties, 3 resuscitator calls, 47 building incidents, and 57 other runs such as autos, grass, trash, dumps, and false alarms. Total man hours out of quarters reached 182 hours 23 minutes, 775 miles were traveled, and 33 516 feet of hose used with 11 hours 35 minutes spent on hose deployment. Fire Chief Donald Harris cites building losses valued at 216 175 and 21 100 on

Terre Haute Donald Harris

Bank teller foiled holdup in Richmond

Linda Layton a 23 year old bank teller in Richmond confronted by a holdup man who demanded cash. She handed over one stack and began to hand another over when the robber interrupted and fled after saying That's enough.

Richmond Calif UPI Linda Layton

Fire Losses on Building and Contents Reported

The fire caused building losses of 10300 dollars and contents losses of 5810 dollars. Insurance coverage on the buildings stood at 161700 dollars while 18000 dollars was listed as the contents loss.

Youths Held In Fuel Tank Heist At Rensselaer

In Rensselaer Indiana two youths aged 14 and 15 were held on charges after they filled their car from a farmer's fuel oil tank in broad daylight and tried to drive off. The car sputtered and died when the tank proved not to be a gasoline container.

Rensselaer, Ind

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Naval Reserve By Gary Minich Swope Gallery Jeanne Essig Majestic Sugar Creek Board Orlon Orion Root Woodburn Printing Co., Inc South 6Th St Seaperfero Ole Patmelee Power Wrecker Trak Toyland
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