Luther Works English Edition Project Nears Finish
The American Edition of Martin Luther's Works is expected by 1975 after 20 years of work. The 56 volume translation will be the largest and most authentic English edition, totaling 22 000 pages and 8 million words, started in 1955 as a joint venture of Concordia Publishing House and Fortress Press.
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New York
UPI
Luther
Lutheran Council
USA
Martin Luther
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
Concordia Publishing House
St. Louis
Lutheran Church In America
Fortress Press
Philadelp
Record Sales Fall in U S for British Stars
London producers of Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck reports a sharp drop in U S sales. An EMI spokesman cites credit restrictions as the cause, saying record sales have been badly hit.
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London
Tom Jones
Engelbert Humperdinck
United States
EMI (Electrical and Musical Industries
Muskrat Dens Occupy Riverbank Above High Water
A muskrat makes its home above the high water line along river and lake shores. The description notes typical habitat preferences for its lodges and burrows.
Rev Leo Schellenberger Tonight Marks 25 Years at Holy Rosary
Parish priest Rev Leo Schellenberger will celebrate his silver anniversary with the Holy Rosary Church tonight at Christmas Eve mass. He first appeared in 1946 as a visiting mission priest and later served the Terre Haute area including the penitentiary chaplaincy.
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Leo Schellenberger
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Seelyville
Schellenberger
U.S. Penitentiary
Ritter
95Th Infantry
Germany
Ber
Terre Haute
Holy Rosary
St. Benedict's
Annunciation
Brazil
St. Patrick’s School
MORNIN JUDGE ROBERT WILKIE FACES PUBLIC INTOXICATION FINE
Public notices list multiple individuals with charges including Robert Wilkie 74 of 710 N 9th St fined 50 dollars and 24 dollars costs suspended for public intoxication Terry Campbell 17 of 1805 Park St fined 75 with 50 suspended and 24 costs for reckless driving Thomas Smith 18 of 116 S Main St Rosedale Ind fined 14 with 11 suspended and sentenced to one day in jail Bill Cheeseman 18 of 1931 Spruce St fined 14 with 11 suspended and one day in jail Ben Runyan 18 of 3904 Hall Ave fined 8 for no registration.
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Robert B. Wilkie
9Th St
Terry L. Campbell
Park St
Sam Stark
Thomas A. Smith
S. Main St
Rosedale
Ind
Bill Cheeseman
Spruce St
Ben F. Runyan
Air Pollution Control Sets New Goals for Vigo County
The Vigo County Health Department's Air Pollution Control Division, led by Mark Sutton, aims in 1972 to send regular particulate readings to the National Air Surveillance Network and deploy a mobile testing unit for continuous carbon monoxide monitoring in industrial and residential areas. Downtown readings average 4 parts per million, with 11 sampling sites currently in use and dust counts plus tape samplings conducted daily.
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Vigo County Health Department
Mark Sutton
Sutton
Expansion plans announced for Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum
Dearborn Michigan UPI reports multi million dollar expansion plans for Greenfield Village and the Henry Ford Museum. The project includes a 350 seat Early American restaurant two perimeter trains a riverfront street scene and new recreation facilities.
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Dearborn, Mich
UPI
Geenfield Village
Henry Ford Museum
Lee Howley Leads Ducks Unlimited Ohio Chapter
Lee Howley of Cleveland Ohio serves as president of Ducks Unlimited in Ohio guiding conservation efforts and fundraising for wetland habitat protection. He spearheads local events and community outreach supporting waterfowl preservation.
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Lee Howley
Cleveland
Ohio
Ducks Unlimited
Myers to Move Office Space at Terre Haute Post Office
Work in the Terre Haute Federal Building places new first floor quarters for Congressman John Myers near the southeast corner by the 7th Street entrance. The GSA remodel adds a reception room staff office and private office in a room once used by Civil Service personnel, with completion planned by year end January.
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Terre Haute Federal Building
John Myers
General Services Administration
7Th St
Civil Service
Myers
Civil Service Office
Lenient Christmas Eve Sentence From City Judge Nasser
Judge Nasser presided over a brief Christmas Eve session in which he admonished two habitual public intoxication offenders to attend church and keep drinking at home. A 74 year old man released from a state farm 14 hours earlier received a similar lenient outcome with suspended fines. The judge said it would be his last Christmas Eve on the bench as he returns to private practice after January 1.
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N. George Nasser
L. Schumann Hunter
Nasser
United Fund May Reach 85 Percent of Goal
Wabash Valley United Fund aims for 85 percent of its $667 330 target as of Thursday. Executive director Edward Schulz reports $553 974 collected and notes hopes for 90 percent but expects 85 percent with about $30,000 in pledges from campaigns not yet in. Schulz and labor staff rep David Stringer push to finish outstanding divisions.
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Wabash Valley United Fund
Edward Schulz
Schulz
David Stringer
Injured Youth in Serious Condition After Motorcycle Crash
Gary W. Royer, 20, of 1223 S. 25th St., is in serious condition at Union Hospital with severe head injuries after being thrown from his motorcycle on U.S. 41 north of the city. State Police say Royer was northbound at high speed about three tenths of a mile north of Ft. Harrison Road when he lost control and was ejected.
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Gary W. Royer
S. 25Th St
Union Hospital
U.S. 41
Indiana
Royer
Ft. Harrison Road
US and Russian vessels collide off New Jersey coast
An American cargo ship the Jefferson Davis and a Russian fishing trawler collided 26 miles off Barnegat Lighthouse. The Jefferson Davis limped into port under rescue escort with a 10 by 6 foot hole in its side and a 42 crew, while the Russian vessel suffered severe damage below the waterline but requested no assistance. Coast Guard, weather calm, probable fault tied to the trawler.
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New York
New Jersey
U.S
Coast Guard
Barnegat
Jefferson Davis
Waterman Co
Wilmington
Del
Middle East
First Car Exceeds Mile a Minute Speed in 1901
The first automobile to exceed a speed of one mile per minute was driven on a course along Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn New York in 1901.
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Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn
N.Y
Real Santa visits jail to share Christmas with area children
The Wabash Valley Jaycees hosted a Christmas party at the U S Penitentiary south of town for local youngsters and Turner House Girls Club members. Gifts were handed out by a found Santa Claus as Jaycees aid a family in need while Turner House benefits from the event.
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Santa Claus
U.S
Wabash Valley Jaycees
Turner House Girls Club
Wabash Valley United Fund
Jaycees
Brazil
Ken Hood
Phonies
Santa
F. M. Bever
Della Biehl
Linda Hinder
Knox County
Robert Bishop
Tommy Kaiser
Truman Talk
Walter Peyson
Talk
Eight Children Die in Fires in LA and Massachusetts
A gas heater pilot light and a Christmas candle are believed to have sparked two separate blazes that killed eight children. In Los Angeles five Shepard children perished in an upstairs apartment fire while their father tried to rescue them. In Tewksbury Massachusetts three Backhoff children died in their living room after a candle fell onto a couch.
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Los Angeles
Tewksbury
Mass
Joseph
Mary Lee Shepard
Shepard
Vince
Theron
Bert
Berry
Sedalia
Anthony
Beverly Backhoff
Richard
Stephen
Susan
William
Car patrols to spread Christmas music in Swansea
Swansea police announce an all in the community patrol tonight with police cars circulating the village while Christmas music plays over loudspeakers to spread holiday cheer.
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Swansea
Ill
Illinois
Cruft Students Enjoy Program
The Cruft School Christmas program took place Monday December 20 in the school auditorium. Primary classes presented a Spirit of Christmas theme with songs and speaking parts sung by Mrs. Wells and Schwartz and Curnick groups. Students helped create decorations and gifts with ISU student assistance while others practiced storytelling and listening comprehension activities.
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Cruft
Rea School Students Write About Drugs
Sixth grade students at Rea School in the Academically Talented Class of H F Neckar Jr wrote essays on drug dangers and effects. Mara Hagan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hagan RR 25, was among eight superior essays with her piece noting medical uses and harms of substances like morphine LSD marijuana and glue sniffing.
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Rea School
H. F. Neckar Jr
Charles Laikley
John Thrasher
Sue Bell
Margie Boehm
David Moody
Janet di Cristee
Karen Meighen
Mara Hagan
Mara
Arthur Hagan
A Real Santa: Milwaukee Man Hands Out Christmas Cash
A 55 year old Milwaukee man distributed about 1400 to bus passengers by walking through a bus and giving each a ten dollar bill. He planned to withdraw 2000 more from a savings and loan but police intervened. He was hospitalized after signifying distress over his wife’s death two months earlier.
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Milwaukee
Savings and Loan Association
Jerome A. Jagmin
Jagmin
600 Children Receive Clothes For Christmas
The Noon Optimists Clothe-a-Child drive outfits 649 area children for Christmas and winter wear. As of Thursday afternoon about 7500 dollars has been raised toward a 10000 dollar goal. volunteers at St. Joseph School and Wahash Avenue booth processed requests while Opti Mrs. members escorted groups to Schultz Department Store for clothing. Santa Claus handed out candy bags prepared by Opti-Mrs. members.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Emmanuel
Clarence Hull
Ralph Mason
Andrew Mech
Jerry Burns
Michael Keller
G. F. Handel
Charles Marie Widor
Leonard Quinlan
St. Patrick’s Church
Virginia Kellems
Jerome Fougerouse
Hal Cleveland
Jill Brewer
Mary Rusch
Margaret Davis
Martha Gray
Kenneth Bandy
Warren Bandy
Lynn Danek
Mabel Ferency
Elfryda Florek
Bertie Higgins
Ann Mason
Katherine Montgomery
Cynthia Morrow
Carolyn Sawyer
Anne Walsh
Karen Norrick
Altosare
Lisa Bacon
Mary Anne Bonnet
Frances Curley
Nancy Haslanger
Tina Hauer
Jacqueline Houndell
Becky Hughes
Mary Masica
Lois Roales
Kathy Snodgrass
Jack Brewer
Ralph Grutza
Randy Laubert
Greg Manwaring
Andy Mech
Don Miller
St. Joseph School
Wabash Ave
Schultz Department Store
Santa Claus
Latin Club Carols Spark Honey Creek Junior High Christmas
Latin students at Honey Creek Junior High celebrate with carols in Latin led by consuls Sarah DeBard and Mike McCain. A Saturnalia Time skit and Roman themed bulletin boards decorate the season with Latin cards and festive imagery.
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Honey Creek
Sarah DeBard
Mike McCain
Rome
Santa Claus
Christmas benefactor gives away five dollar bills in Union station
Hendersonville North Carolina AP Preston Thompson an auctioneer and preacher distributed five dollar bills at the railroad baggage station on Thursday the money coming from a wealthy businessman who wanted to spread Christmas cheer Within an hour Thompson handed out three hundred dollars to travelers and strangers Before long the site was crowded with grateful recipients and curious onlookers documenting the unexpected charity
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Hendersonville
N.C
Preston Thompson
Thompson
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Jim Rice
John Hennette
Dan DeBord
House of Photography
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Valley Jaycees
THE
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Carol Car
City of
David
Saviewr
MART
9Th & Poplar
A&p
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Carolers
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Good
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