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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
5
Martin Malloney, 52, of Indianapolis, was crushed to death at an asphalt plant while directing aid for a stuck dump truck. The accident occurred Monday as he helped another driver free the jammed vehicle.
The piece humorously notes workers collecting husbands checks to curb cashing temptations and predicts feuds and reconciliations around Christmas bonuses. It quips about office grouches, Merry Christmas refusals, and the mixed mood of merit and Santa Claus jokes among employees.
The Long Committee accuses the FDA of suppressing Dr. Shively’s promising enzyme cancer treatment while allowing risky government drug tests. It urges independent review and condemns alleged double standards in approving DMSO research versus artificial sweeteners and other products.
North dealer faces a four heart contract. The key defense is to lead the king of spades at trick two to force South into a losing defense, assuming partner holds the ace of spades. A low spade return risks defeat. The king of spades works regardless of Souths exact suit length, making the defense sound. Cincinnati's importance as a meat packing center began about 1833.
South Bend Notre Dame was awarded a 353,816 dollar Office of Education grant on Monday to aid the construction of a two story business administration building on campus.
Dr Coleman outlines common ringworm infections including athlete’s foot scalp body and nails. He warns against self treatment and stresses hygiene, proper use of fungicides, and pet treatment to prevent cross contamination. A dermatologist can diagnose via scrapings and cultures.
A Christmas dance for members of Glassworkers Local 132 at American Can Co will be held Friday December 23 in the Mayflower Room at the Terre Haute House. The event runs 9 p m to 1 a m and is open to local members and guests only. Tickets available 8 a m to 5 p m daily at the American Can personnel office for those on layoff or vacation.
Department of Defense announces Army Pfc. Garry L. Harbin son of Mrs. Georgia Mangrum of Aurora Illinois was killed in action in Vietnam. The notice confirms his death and identifies his parentage and deployment location.
Waac Radio in Terre Haute promotes its alert news director and a mobile news operation that chases down stories across the Wabash Valley. The on the go format aims to keep listeners informed at a moment’s notice on 1300 AM Waac.
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