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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1968

Page

12

Teens Launch Hungry Project in Tarpaper Shack

In Champaign Illinois the Christian Youth Fellowship plans a hunger awareness project by starving 15 teens to 30 cents a day for a week in a tin and tarp tent on University Place Christian Church lawn. They will rotate shifts to live in the 8 by 16 foot shack to feel hunger and cold and highlight needy people during the season of cookies and candy.

Tarpaper Shack Champaign Inl Christain Youth Fellowship University Place Christian Church Stan Herrin Young Herrin Herrin

DePauw hosts chemistry curriculum conference

Greenacres? Greencastle Ind Special What do chemists at large universities think about undergrad prep for the field This DePauw meeting gathered chemists from five Big 10 schools and Case Western Reserve to evaluate the curriculum Eight recommendations emerged stressing liberal arts leadership practical relevance course breadth structured inquiries interdepartmental science links visiting experts computer literacy and meaningful student research Participating experts included Allred Duke Lawton Parmenter Rinehart and Stuehr from Northwestern Iowa Michigan Indiana Illinois and Case Western Reserve Universities

Greencastle Ind DePauw University Case-Western Reserve University DePauw Howard Burkett Burkett A. Louis Allred Northwestern University Frederick R. Duke University of Iowa Richard G. Lawton University of Michigan C. S. Parmenter Indiana University Kenneth L. Rinehart University of Illinois John E. Stuehr

IU Appoints 2 New Vice Presidents

Indiana University trustees name Dr. Joseph R. Hartley vice president and dean of faculties and promote Dr. David R. Derge to vice president and dean for administration. Hartley, a three five decade faculty member, has acted as vp and dean since November. Derge, on the faculty since 1956, moves from associate dean of faculties to oversee numerous administrative duties for the president. Both are noted educators and researchers. Hartley has advised governors on Burns Ditch and the Indiana Dunes project. Derge is known for educational television work and a closed-circuit series used on Bloomington and regional campuses.

Bloomington Ind Indiana University Board of Trustees Joseph R. Hartley David R. Derge Hartley Derge School of Business Harold W. Handley Matthew E. Welsh Indiana Port Burns Ditch Indiana Dunes

Film Offer For Churches Schools In Martinsville

A film titled The Word Is Hooked is available with a booklet and can be shown in churches schools or civic groups. Lee Greenwell funeral director of Martinsville facilitates the distribution.

Martinsville, Ill Lee Greenwell Martinsville

Army Corps optioned 52 acres near Oakley Dames east of Decatur

The U S Army Corps of Engineers has acquired an option to purchase 52 acres east of Oakley Dame, located near Decatur Illinois, for potential federal project purposes. The arrangement grants time to decide on final purchase.

Decatur, Ill Oakley Dame U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Indiana lawmakers divided on voting age change

Indiana legislators show a near half and half split on amending the state constitution to lower the voting age. A UPI poll of 92 lawmakers found 45 in favor, 41 opposed, and 6 undecided about reducing the current 21 year age requirement.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana

Knox recount confirms Knox County commission results

In Vincennes Indiana a recount of the Knox County commissioner race shows no change in totals. Democrat Walter DeLisle and Republican Enos Ellerman Jr both shed nine votes from the general election figures while DeLisle holds a 17 vote margin with 9171 to 9154.

Vincennes Ind Knox County Walter DeLisle Enos Flerman Jr DeLisle Ellerman

Crestwood Chorus to Present Christmas Sketches and Music

Yale program in Paris Illinois invites the Crestwood Chorus and Dramatics Club to perform a Christmas program of sketches and music at 7 p.m. Thursday in the school's multi purpose room.

Paris, Ill Crestwood Chorus and Dramatics Club

Two Appointed At St. Meinrad

At St Meinrad Seminary a board meeting appointed Monsignor James P. Galvin of Indianapolis and Dr. Lynn Merritt of Bloomington to three year terms on the Education Committee. Galvin, an alumnus, has held multiple parish and school roles and served as Army chaplain 1942 to 1946. Merritt, IU chemistry professor and head of Indiana Instrument and Chemical Corp., holds memberships in numerous scientific and scholarly societies.

ST. Meinard Ind St. Meinrad Seminary James P. Galvin St. Patrick’s Church Indianapolis Lynn Merritt Indiana University Monsignor Galvin Holy Cross St. Meinrad Catholic University Washington, D. C St. Mary’s Richmond Cathedral High School Archdiocesan Msgr. Galvin St. Mary's Child Center Dr. Merritt University of Michigan Indiana Instrument and Chemical Corporation Bloomington

Safety group urges states to adopt new highway rules now

National Safety Council predicts 1968 will set a traffic death record and urges legislators to move promptly to implement federal highway safety standards. Through October, 45,000 lives were lost, up 4 percent from 1967, which had a record 53,100 fatalities.

Chicago National Safety Council Pyle

Casey Man Receives Army Commendation Medal

Lieu tenant James P. Hires son of Rev and Mrs John Hires Vermilion Illinois has been awarded the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service as Processing Officer at the Armed Forces Examining and Entrance Station Cincinnati Ohio His primary duty was enlisting and inducting personnel into all branches of the military He entered the Army on April 13 1966 He trained at Fort Benning Georgia and now resides at 402 North Central Ave Casey with his wife Jo Ann Jones and their son Michael.

Casey, Ill James P. Hires John Hires Vermilion Armed Forces Cincinnati Ohio Hires Army Fort Benning North Central Ave Casey Jo Ann Jones Michael

Hovde backs plan for Indianapolis university campus

Purdue University president Frederick L. Hovde expressed qualified support for a state university serving Indianapolis. He urged the state and federal governments to back expanded Marion County facilities and post high school opportunities, and called for immediate legislation to allow university bonds for new facilities.

Lafayette Ind UPI Frederick L. Hovde Purdue University Indianapolis Richard Lugar Hovde Marion County Porter Lake Counties Fort Wayne South Bend-Elkhart Jeffersonville-New Albany Richmond Kokomo Evansville

New Visiting Rules at Clay County Hospital

Brazil Indiana Special report says Flu epidemic threats prompt Clay County Hospital to limit visits to one visitor per patient and prohibit children from visiting. Rules will be lifted when conditions permit per officials.

Brazil Ind Clay County Hospital

American War Mothers Plan Christmas Party Event

Sullivan Indiana special report notes the American War Mothers will host a Christmas Party at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Branding Iron venue with community members invited to attend the holiday gathering.

Sullivan Ind Branding Iron

Joy in Giving Delivers Aid to Appalachian Families

In Mattoon Illinois volunteers from the area delivered 19 trucks of food clothing candy and toys to impoverished families in southeastern Kentucky. About 200 people and 25 organizations from Mattoon Lerna Humboldt Cooks Mills Charleston Sullivan and Broadlands donated gifts.

Mattoon Ill Appalachian Kentucky Lerna Humboldt Cooks Mills Charleston Sullivan Broadlands

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By Margaret Scherf DePauw Chemistry Henri and Jerry Henris Jos Henri Hortense Myers Knox YALE Is A Member The American Chemical Society American Association of University Professors American Crystallographic Association American Association For the Advancement of Science, Thhe Coblentz Society And Phi Kappa Phi St. Mark's Methodist Church New Pendleton Houston Detroit Milwaukee Baltimore Dallas Pittsburgh Seattle Portland Ore Buffalo N.Y San Jose Calif Syracuse Flint Mich Des Moines Iowa Salt Lake City Lansing Spokane Lake Charles Kalamazoo Racine Wis Casey Man U. S Westinghouse R. R. Richmond S. 7Th St Terre Haute
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