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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1962
Page
3
Brazil Indiana police arrested Vickie Heart thirty of Kansas City early Sunday on charges of child neglect and abandonment. The officer report states she attempted to give her one year old daughter to Mrs Ida Mae Martin a Brazil housewife after leaving the child with the woman.
Worry of false teeth slipping or irritating is addressed with FASTEETH powder. The ad promises added comfort and a firmer bite without gummy taste, describing FASTEETH as a non acid aluminum product available at drug counters.
In London a seller named Alex Lynes offered 100 cans daily of English country air at 35 cents each amid last week's smog. The Sunday Times notes buyers partly joke and partly seek cheer in foggy weather. Police cannot locate Heart's travels through Brazil or details about her husband. Mrs Heart is jailed without bond in Clay County and set for Circuit Court arraignment Monday. Officers report two other children were removed in separate states on similar charges.
Chief Norval Pickett Jr. says a young girl named Earleen was found sleeping unattended in a back seat for three nights. The child has a cold and fever and is under Dr Rahim Farid care. The case is with Clay County Circuit Court as Mrs Heart, recently seen in taverns, faces questions about her husband abandoning her in Brazil.
Notre Dame seniors choose Adlai E. Stevenson United Nations ambassador for his devotion to world peace. He will accept the honor and speak at Washington's Birthday exercises February 18, with Edgar C. Eck Jr. announcing the selection. Stevenson is the tenth award recipient joining figures like Kennedy Hope von Braun and Nixon. The class will also present an American flag to the university.
Sheriff investigators said a body found on a Burnham golf course matches elderly Hammond Indiana woman Mary Zack who disappeared September 17. Authorities say she was strangled and dumped on the course two weeks to two months ago, with clothing used to bind her and brush partially burned. Burnham lies at Chicago's southern edge near the Indiana line.
The FBI said a Hoosier slain last summer had his driver’s license and car registration found with a sailor from Indianapolis arrested on AWOL charges. 19-year-old Gary D. Bardon was to be questioned in the fatal shooting of James H. Smith of Franklin Indiana whose body was found July in a field near Washington Pennsylvania. Bardon’s arrest followed a New London police detainment and a Navy transfer.
Police probe break-ins at three downtown offices over the weekend. Rosenfield-Wolfe and Miller law firm offices were ransacked on the Sycamore Building fourth floor with lock pried. Two Tribune Building offices were hit, including a doctor duo and a credit union, with safes pried open and unclear theft.
Donald R. Miller 42, father of eight, of Elkhart Indiana, was missing since November 28 when he departed Atlanta in bad weather for Knoxville. Civil Air Patrol crews found his small plane wreckage thirteen miles east of Rockhart in heavy woods. Miller had 2,000 flight hours but no instrument rating. he was sales manager at Midway Airport near Elkhart.
Firefighters from twelve companies fought a Sunday blaze that destroyed a one story frame building used as an abandoned spoke factory adjacent to the Swift & Co meat packing plant in Evansville Indiana.
Practical advice for readers with asthma chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Explains how air gets trapped in damaged lungs and offers treatments from antibiotics and cough medicines to steam therapy hydrating fluids and breathing exercises. Advises avoiding smoke and using bed elevation and diaphragmatic breathing to aid drainage.
A column invites letters about health and daily life with Dr Fern offering to use reader questions in general interest topics. Readers are encouraged to mail inquiries to the newspaper for possible publication and discussion.
A New York report touts Bio-Dyne, sold as Preparation H, as a non surgical treatment that shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itching and pain, and maintains improvement over months. It claims effectiveness across various long standing cases without narcotics or anesthetics, available as suppositories or ointment.
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