Wilson Again Wins By Vote In Recount
In Clay County Indiana a recount of four disputed races confirms Republican Joe Wilson's one vote victory over Democrat James Sanders for trustee of Dick Johnson Township. The three man commission reviews county commissioner third district councilman-at-large and Brazil Township justice of the peace results with Circuit Judge Robert B. Stewart presiding.
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Brazil
Ind
Clay County
Joe Wilson
James Sanders
Dick Johnson Township
Justice of the Peace of
J. Albert Anderson
Centerpoint
Robert B. Stewart
Dale Griffith
C. Herbert Butt
Val J. Penna
Morris Minnick
Brazil Township
Justice of the Peace
Clyde Bullerdick
Roy Wright
John Detzel
Ralph Latham
Bullerdick
Emerson Knust
William Tozer
Christmas Fund Drive Under Way at Crusaders for Christ
The World Evangelism Crusaders for Christ Church at 3211 N 8th St led by Rev Ethel Immell launches its annual Christmas fund campaign. Donations will buy treats toys and Christmas gifts for young church members and may be mailed to the church. Canadian Indians made canoes from birch.
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The
World Evangelism Crusaders For Christ Church
8Th St
Ethel Immell
Tribune readers laud Vigo County high school basketball coverage
Norman Dunlap chairs a Vigo County School Corporation praise letter to The Terre Haute Tribune. He and officials thank the newspaper staff and local sponsors for seven full page Vigo County High School basketball spreads detailing schedules coaches and players for the 1966 67 season.
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the Tribune
Vigo County
Vigo County School Corporation
Max Gabbert
Donal Dischinger
Norman Dunlap
Vcsc Information Service
Postmaster Dorothy Jiles Faces Removal After Postal Scandal
A Terre Haute letter writer defends Dorothy Jiles amid charges and recounts two Postal Service hearings. He details a 1965 incident at the West Terre Haute post office involving a potential burglary and a disputed money order. He notes inspections, appeals, and a push for Jiles to receive full pension and back pay after 25 years of service. The letter is signed by attorney Leonard P. Kincade on behalf of Mrs. Jiles.
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Dorothy Jiles
West Terre Haute
Postoffice Department
Ella Upman
Jiles
Upman
Washington
Terre Haute
Civil Service Commission
U.S. District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
U.S. Supreme Court
VISTA Recruiting Team Visits ISU
Seniors and graduates of Indiana State University will be invited to join VISTA as recruiters visiting the ISU campus on December 15. New recruits will be trained for six weeks and placement options will be chosen by volunteers. a monthly living allowance will be provided until the end of service.
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Indiana State University
America
VISTA
ISU
Richard Rausch
Rausch
Payment Receipt for VISTA Volunteer Monthly Stipend
The text notes a monthly payment of $50 awarded to each VISTA volunteer for the period they served. It indicates a standardized stipend linked to service duration without detailing dates or program specifics.
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VISTA
School Workers to Hold Annual Christmas Party
Members of the American Federation of Non-Teaching Employees Local 186 plan a 7:30 p.m. Christmas party Saturday in the Crawford Lounge YWCA. Attendees asked to bring a food item for baskets for needy families. Plans by Ruth Holmes Ethel Smith and Twila Spence. Retired members invited.
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American Federation of Non-Teaching Employes
Crawford
YWCA
Ruth Holmes
Ethel Smith
Twila Spence
Wabash River Misses Crest After Two Overflow Spots
The Wabash River held at 20.9 feet after cresting Sunday with floods passed for Western Indiana. Corps of Engineers rangers said all levies were in good shape and only two spots near Montezuma exceeded banks. Rainfall totals for the year reach 39.98 inches, threatening corn losses and muddy harvest conditions across flooded bottoms and unfrozen fields.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
U. S. Army Corps of Engineer
Wabash
Montezuma
Vincennes
Reservoir Rangers
Charles Owings
William Ripley
Jack Kiper
U. S. Weather Bureau
White River
Personal income rise slows in November
The Commerce Department reports personal income at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 597.6 billion in November, up 3.2 billion from October. The November gain trails October's 4.4 billion and September's 4.6 billion, with the year’s average monthly rise at 3.7 billion.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Rivers Peak Then Recede As Flooding Fears Ease
Flood conditions eased this weekend as the Wabash and Mississinewa rivers peaked Saturday. The Maumee River fell at Fort Wayne on Sunday and should drop further Monday if rainfall does not resume. The St. Marys River near the area is expected to crest in the coming days.
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Wabash
Mississinewa
Maumee
Fort Wayne
St. Mary’s River
Storm Sewers to Cut Down Paris Floods
Paris Illinois. South end floodwaters from heavy rains prompted a major storm sewer expansion. An easement for right of way between the city limits and the Pennsylvania railroad was secured, enabling bids and a February start. The system will drain eastern Paris south along the railroad line to farm fields and into Big Creek, aiding central and north areas by diverting water from Sugar Creek.
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Paris
Ill
John Moss
Pennsylvania Railroad
End
Big Creek
Sugar Creek
Richmond man killed in home argument. suspect charged
John R. Day, 25, of Richmond was shot dead Saturday night during an argument at Edward W. Rowel’s home. Rowel, 34, was arrested on a preliminary murder charge.
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Richmond, Ind
John R. Day
Richmond
Edward W. Rowel
Rowel
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ACE” Hardware
Plaza North
Terre Haute Tribune
Tribune
Leonard P. Kincade
Mrs. Jiles
CSA
NEMA
U. S
U.S
Chilaproot
Walker Electric Supply Co., Inc
3Rd ST
Walker Electric Supply CO
Srd ST
Wabash River
Woodburn Printing Co., Inc
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Apie Si
Teate Reet
Woolco
Monthru
Jerri Ellis
Holiday
As Petites
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Araverre Avis
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