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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1968

Page

6

Vigo County School Board approves funds and hires

The board reports 5.472 million in U S Treasury Bills maturing at 5.6 million and 240 thousand in Honey Creek Fire loss investments maturing at 244 thousand. Bids on furniture and equipment set for Dec 16 with named representatives. Maintenance bids, septic cleaning, and blacktopping reviewed. Everett Sullivan and Wabash Valley Asphalt Co. bid on septic and blacktop respectively. Several vendors listed for maintenance supplies. Retirement of Ralph Miller and new president Eddie Denham noted. Tax commissioners approve 1.85 million for construction costs. Christmas break Dec 20 to Jan 6. Additional 16 thousand for food equipment. Exclusions for four pupils proposed. 11 resignations and retirements approved. staff changes and new hires noted. School buildings to close Dec 24 and Dec 31 noon. 43 staff at nine conferences.

United States Treasury Honey Creek Fire Charlotte Caldwell Paul Haas Pete Farmer Everett Sullivan Wabash Valley Asphalt Co Terre Haute J. I. Holcomb Manufacturing Co Indianapolis Huntington Laboratories Huntington, Ind Fuller Brush Co Hartford, Conn Rochester Germicide Co H. R. Shirley & Co., Inc Scientific Wax Products Corp Vigo County School Corp General Fund Carol Andrews John F. Bauermeister Betty L. Clark Jane Foulkes Carla Hartmann Jean Kabler Joan Lewzader Jess R. Lucas Nancy Malloy Betty Rendall Mooney Joan Willis Alice Marlatt Merrigay Schroer Beatrice Montgomery Sharon Rouse

Reservations Open for Indiana State Madrigal Dinner

Reservations remain for Indiana State University 19th annual Madrigal Dinner at Tirey Memorial Union Saturday. Sunday dinner sold out. ISU Union sponsors the event with the union food service. Madrigal Singers perform in 16th century attire with wassail, boar’s head, flaming pudding. A Madrigal concert will follow. Singers include Skalba Hammond, Powell Crown Point, Ogle Wheatland, Hughes Terre Haute, Walters Rochester, Casto LaPorte, Hayes South Bend, Booker Clarks Hill, Casper Indianapolis, Lewis Gary.

Indiana State University Tirey Memorial Union ISU Union, Board Union Food Service ISU Marge Skalba Hammond Ann Powell Crown Point Frances Ogle Wheatland Becky Hughes Terre Haute Becky Walters Rochester Edward Casto LaPorte George Hayes South Bend Dan Booker Clarks Hill Edward Casper Indianapolis Mike Lewis Gary

Hanoi pushes Viet Cong equality at Paris talks

New charges accuse Communists of scaling down terror in South Vietnam. Paris reports say North Vietnam backs Viet Cong demands for equal status. Hanoi diplomats told US officials they reject conference plans without Viet Cong parity. They want a square table format with four equal participants. The US proposal suggests two rectangular tables with US and South Vietnam versus North Vietnam and Viet Cong.

Paris Hanoi United States South Vietnam North Vietnam

Two Men Sworn In As City Firemen

The Terre Haute Board of Public Works and Safety swore in Kenneth R. James and Russell Manuel as new Terre Haute Fire Department members. James, 28, and Manuel, 23, are Republican appointees with high school backgrounds. both attended local schools, with James unmarried and Manuel married with one child. City officials present included Controller Carl Price, Attorney George Tofante, and Fire Chief Robert Terrell.

Board of Public Works and Safety Terre Haute Fire Department Kenneth R. James Cruft Sr Edmund James Russell Manuel 22Nd St James Schulte High School Manuel Gerstmeyer High School Carl Price George Tofante Robert Terrell

Regent Rule Is Proposed In Indiana Plan For State Colleges

Four Indiana state university presidents studied a State Policy Commission plan proposing a single board of regents to govern all state and regional higher education. The proposal would create a nine member governor appointed board with power to coordinate budgets and federal funds while preserving local autonomy for individual universities and their boards.

Indianapolis Indiana Board of Regents State Policy Commission Roger D. Branig Commission Board of Indiana Vocational Technical College Regents Richard B. Stoner Columbus Earl J. McGrath U.S McGrath

Nixon names Brown and Safire to White House staff

President elect announces two more White House staff appointments Robert J Brown 33 of High Point NC and William Safire 38 a New York author and PR man Brown will focus on black capitalism and civil rights related work while Safire concentrates on policy and program development Lindsay of New York visits but no federal post discussed.

Nixon Boys’ Club Board Pierre Martin Reserve Board Robert B. Anderson New York Defense Anderson White House Robert J. Brown High Point N.C William Safire Brown Hensmen Southern Christian Leadership Conference National Association For the Advancement of Colored People B&c Associates Antipoverty North Carolina Fund Virginia Union University Richmond North Carolina A&t University Greensboro Treasury Department New York City Safire John V. Lindsay

German schoolmaster opens first hostel in 1910

Richard Schirrman, a German schoolmaster, opened the first youth hostel in 1910 in an old castle, a seed that grew to about 200 hostels across Germany by 1914.

Richard Schirrman Germany

Violence prompts enrollment debate at Jesuit college

At a 12,000 student Jesuit institution less than 1 percent are Negro. State University in Oshkosh Wisconsin will meet a federal court deadline to file complaints against 90 students, most Negro, suspended after a campus demonstration demanding more Negro faculty and courses. In Buffalo New York an open forum on police brutality was disrupted when egg projectiles struck panelists after a false fire alarm. officials apologized and pledged to prosecute those responsible.

Oshkosh Wis Buffalo N.Y State University At

Allergy and asthma prevalence in Argentina cited by doctor

Buenos Aires reports that about 18 percent of Argentines suffer from some allergy and half that number have bronchial asthma according to Dr. Enrique Mathev, president of the Seventh National Congress on Allergy and Immunology.

Buenos Aires API Enrique Mathev Seventh National Congress On

ISU Education Council Sets Meeting Friday

ISU Education Council will hold a one day meeting Friday at Tirey Memorial Union on the ISU campus. Speaker J Har old Voshall from the Illinois Association of School Administrators will discuss leadership development for superintendents with a morning coffee hour at 9 30 a m. Wayne Ader Vincennes superintendent will discuss proposed legislation, and Dr John C Hill and Dr William R Wilkerson will give a briefing on school surveys. Fifty superintendents from Indiana and Illinois are expected to attend.

Indiana State University Educational Development Council Tirey Memorial Union ISU J. Harold Voshall Illinois Association of School Administrators Voshall Division of Illinois Superintendent of Public Instruction Illinois Education Association Vashall Wayne Ader Vincennes John C. Hill ISU School of Education William R. Wilkerson ISU Bureau of School Administrative Services Indiana Illinois

One Ton Truck Bides Taken Under Advisement

Terre Haute Board of Public Works and Safety reviewed four bids for a new one ton street department truck. Vigo Dodge $2828. Adams Truck Inc $3021.82 Froederman Chevrolet Sales $2792.28 Jack Thrasher Ford Sales $2846.19. Awards to be announced in a few days.

Board of Public Works and Safety Terre Haute Vigo Dodge Adams Truck, Inc Froederman Chevrolet Jack Thrasher Ford Carl Price George Tofante

Explosion Traps Miners on Eubea Island Mine

An explosion 400 feet underground trapped 80 coal miners at a mine on Eubea Island north of Athens. Rescuers found seven killed and all others brought to the surface. 21 survivors were injured including 12 seriously. Initial reports cited a faulty explosive causing the collapse. the explosive handler was reportedly killed.

Athens UPI Eubea Island Here

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