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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1968

Page

9

Woman Serious After Collision This Morning

An elderly Terre Haute woman is listed in serious condition at Union Hospital after a car truck crash at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the intersection of 11th Street and 2nd Avenue. Mrs Blanche Rainbolt, 79, of 1742 North 6th Street, is named in serious condition. her granddaughter Doris Harlan, 37, also of the same address, is listed in satisfactory condition at the north.

Terre Haute Union Hospital 11Th St 2Nd Ave Blanche Rainbolt 6Th St

Auto Crash Injures Two. Driver Cited For License

A collision on 6th Street involving a car driven by Kenneth Harlan with passengers side hospital sent two people to care facilities. Kenneth Harlan, 23, was cited for expired license and slated for City Court. The UPS truck, driven by Marvin Miller, 29, Terre Haute, was not at fault per police. An ambulance from A J. N. Hickman & Son transported the injured.

Kiwanis to hear ISU track coach in Terre Haute

Indiana State University track coach Bill Malloy will discuss and show pictures of the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City at the Kiwanis Club of Terre Haute meeting. The gathering will be held at noon at the Terre Haute House.

Indiana State University Bill Malloy Mexico City Kiwanis Club Terre Haute

Kassis Case Charges Draw Guilty Pleas

Two youths accused of beating and robbing real estate agent Mose Kassis pleaded guilty to theft after a Christmas Eve amnesty request by the victim. Rodric Parr and Michael Miller, both jailed on Eastside and 2nd Avenue addresses, face one to five years for theft and potentially 10 to 25 years on the prior robbery charge likely to be dropped. Judge H Ralph Johnston ordered a presentence report with sentencing next month.

Lee Larrison Mose Kassis Ralph Berry Rodric A. Parr 29Th St Michael E. Miller 2Nd Ave H. Ralph Johnston Charles Kell Kassis S. 19Th St Parr Miller

Rose Poly Fraternity Forms Triangle Files Corporate Papers

Rose Polytechnic Institute chapter of Triangle, Inc. files articles to become a corporation to support welfare and interests of the organization and to deal in real and personal property. Harold A. Sabbagh of 3635 Poplar St. is resident agent and director, joined by Donald E. Horock of Indianapolis and Elias M. Sabbagh of Tippecanoe.

Rose Poly Rose Polytechnic Institute Chapter Triangle, Inc Rose Polytechnic Institute Harold A. Sabbagh Poplar St Donald E. Horock Indianapolis Elias M. Sabbagh Tippecanoe

Economist Spurgeon Bell Dies at 88 in New York

Spurgeon Bell, who retired in 1952 as an economist for the Interstate Commerce Commission, died Monday at a New York hospital. He was 88.

New York UPI Spurgeon Bell Interstate Commerce Commission

Car Train Collision Near Hercules Plant Leaves Driver Unhurt

A Terre Haute construction worker Cecil Tucker escaped injury when his 1966 car was struck by a southbound Chicago & Eastern Illinois freight train at the Hercules Inc plant gate on County Road 63 N near Atherton Road. The wreck caused minor car and fence damage. train repairs estimated under $5. The incident occurred around 7 a.m. and was investigated by deputies Will Ennen Clyde Lovellette Leo Spitler and jailor Larry Thomas. Train engineer Jim Selsor and conductor J G Mundsen were identified. Tucker lives at 2700 Putnam.

Terre Haute Hercules, Inc North Cecil Tucker Chicago & Eastern Illinois Tucker Will Ennen Clyde Lovellette Leo, Spitler Larry Thomas Atherton Rd Atherton Jim Selsor J. G. Mundsen

New Castle Man Killed in Vietnam

Army Spec 4 Tommy E. Eaton of New Castle, 20, was killed when a land mine exploded under a vehicle in South Vietnam. A 1966 New Castle High School graduate, he had been in Vietnam since July 17 and spent Thanksgiving in Hawaii with his wife Nancy. Surviving are his parents Mr. and Mrs. Willard Eaton. Eaton’s death raised Indiana’s Vietnam combat toll to 824.

New Castle Ind Tommy E. Eaton South Vietnam Defense Department Eaton New Castle High School Vietnam Hawaii Nancy Willard Eaton Indiana

Rest stops for Apollo 8 crew on long lunar voyage

Apollo 8 astronauts, nearing the moon, periodically vent water and urine overboard to manage waste. The vacuum environment makes these dumps create tiny thrusts, requiring precise course updates from ground stations as they prepare to exit lunar orbit early Wednesday.

Lunar

Violations Hit Teens and Adults in Local Traffic Roundup

Darrel W. John 17 of 2522 Schoal Ave fined 32.25 for speeding Michael Hurst 17 of Prairieton fined 3.25 for improper muffler Rose A. Jenkins 32 of 2350 N 25th St cited for no license Carol J. Ammerman 17 of 623 2nd Ave fined 3.25 for no license Clarence D. Crabb 26 of 2625 N 28th St fined 17.25 for signal light violation Robert S. Baldwin 41 of Montezuma cited for speeding William G. Carpenter 27 of 20 S Sumner St West Terre Haute intoxication fined 30 and given 10 days suspended jail.

Darrel W. John Schoal Ave Rose A. Jenkins Carol J. Ammerman 2Nd Ave Clarence D. Crabb 28Th St William G. Carpenter S. Sumner St West Terre Haute

Policeman Hits Pole To Avoid Car In Terre Haute

An off duty Terre Haute police officer Patrolman Paul K. Chambers 27 of 2001 S. 25th St was treated and released from St. Anthony Hospital after a one car crash on Hulman Street between 4th and 5th. He swerved to avoid an alley car and struck a utility pole. The other vehicle fled the scene.

Terre Haute St. Anthony Hospital 4Th 5Th St Hulman St Southside Paul K. Chambers S. 25Th St Chambers

Lions Club Decathlon to be Held by Terre Haute Boys' Club

The Terre Haute Boys' Club and Lions' Club of Terre Haute sponsor a Lions' Club Decathlon with various physical activities on December 26 27 and January 2 3 at 6 p.m. All boys six and older may participate regardless of club membership. Trophies shirts and jackets will be awarded to group winners and the overall champion.

Terre Haute Lions’ Club of Lions’ Club

Muggers Take Ladies Purses In Weekend Robberies

Police investigated two purse snatchings from Monday night. Virginia Folks reported a youth about 15 grabbed her purse near 21st and Liberty, knocking her down, with $70, three checks totaling $100, and items inside. Ruth Fountain said a man in his twenties grabbed her purse near 25th and Washington as she exited her car, taking $25 and personal items.

Virginia Folks Spruce St 21St and Liberty Sts Ruth Fountain S. 23Rd St 25Th Washington Sts

U S Claims 159 Enemies Killed as DMZ Incidents Pass 1000

The U S announces 159 enemy soldiers killed in Saigon claims and says DMZ incidents exceed 1000 since Johnson halted attacks. 1,011 such incidents by midnight Sunday with 305 led to U S fire. Johnson warns DMZ abuse could derail Paris talks as Christmas talks with Viet Cong loom near Saigon. Three POWs to be discussed. names Brigham Jones and Smith identified. Coastal fighting costs government 14 dead and 56 wounded.

Saigon U.S Demilitarized Zone Johnson North Vietnam Paris James W. Brigham Ocala Fla Thomas N. Jones Lynnville Ind Donald G. Smith Akron

South Vietnamese Rangers Break Enemy Push Near Da Nang

A spokesman reported rangers smashed into a large enemy force 20 miles south of Da Nang where thousands of allied troops have been sweeping the area to secure Da Nang and nearby coastlands. The enemy was driven back by South Vietnamese firepower with supporting aircraft and artillery.

da Nang

North Optimists cancel meetings until January 9 1969

The Break fast Optimist Club of North Terre Haute has no meetings scheduled until January 9 1969. The club usually meets Thursday mornings for breakfast at the Shuffle Inn.

Breakfast Optimist Club North Terre Haute

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Sunbeam Electric Kiwanis ISU Wabash Ave Triangle Viet Seasons Greetings THE Water Company Terre Haute Water Works Corp An American Water Works System Company Viornin’ Judde Michael Hurst Prairieton Robert S. Baldwin Montezuma PARTI Hong Kong Richard Nixon U.S. Supreme Court Humphrey United States Mexico Cislunar Earth Moon Sybaris D. Edgar Hoover Daniel P. Moynihan Walter Washington Lusitania FBI Italy VEC, Inc Madison, Wisconsin Melvin Laird Nixon Defense George Romney Argentina William Rogers Falkland Islands Sa Mr. Nixon Mr. Humphrey Terre Haute Savings Bank Iran North Optimists Moore-Langen Printing and Publishing Co Undivided Responsibility Merry Christmas Rogers Artie Erie Os Biti Eyes
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