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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1966
Page
9
Police investigated two break-ins at local filling stations, both on Wabash Avenue. Rose Brothers Standard Service Station at 3230 Wabash Ave saw a rock thrown through a window, a cash register opened and about $488 stolen. Baker's Philips 66 at 2131 Wabash Ave had a broken front glass but no items missing.
The Terre Haute Clearing House Association announces all Terre Haute banks will be closed on Monday, December 26 and Monday, January 2 in observance of the holiday season.
In War Zone D near Saigon, 173rd Airborne Brigade troops encounter six Viet Cong camp bulls. Soldiers wrestle and net the animals for helicopter transport to a Chinese Nung village, while locals hold a fiesta and butcher two of the beasts. Lt. Larry J. Smith calls the event a rare Army bull situation.
Harold M. Koch a 35 year old former Catholic priest returns to the United States after a three month defection to the Soviet Union He says he loves America but believes in free speech and plans to visit his ailing father in Chicago after Christmas Koch said exit from Moscow was difficult and sought a reason citing his father s health before leaving His Chicago parents welcomed his decision describing it as a godsend Koch warned of perceived US threats during a televised Soviet interview and noted he lived in Moscow with a Siberian cat during his stay
Richard E. Horn of Kentland Indiana earned a $50.50 Purdue University check after proving he is related to founder John Purdue. A 1932 Purdue trustees act grants fee reductions to students related to the founder, allowing Horn to recoup summer session tuition.
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