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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1968
Page
5
Parents should teach children age appropriate precautions to prevent crimes. Key points urge not hitchhiking or accepting rides from strangers, note license numbers or descriptions, report offers of rides, avoid taking gifts, and avoid conversations with strangers. Parents must stay informed of visits, supervise work for strangers, and ensure children are not alone in dangerous places.
The ship's crew and families enjoy a Christmas amid ships with a good old-fashioned holiday. Full 11-month pay provided, average cash withdrawal of 448 dollars. Presents bought, services held, and a holiday meal served before planned days of liberty in San Diego. A Pueblo incident court of inquiry will begin at Corona del Mar base under Vice Admiral Harold G Bowen, open to the public unless discussing classified matters.
Bluff, three sisters and seven brothers. In addition to her mother, Mrs. Burgess is survived by three brothers, Randy, Steven and Keith Clark, all at home, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Clark, Saline City, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barron, Clay City and a grandfather, Panam Taudavdala.
Birth announcements list a boy to Mr and Mrs Joe Hoke Flat Rock Illinois a girl to Mr and Mrs James Atkinson Sullivan a boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Burris Sullivan a boy to Mr and Mrs James Weddle RR1 Carlisle and a boy to Mr and Mrs Brian Vester Carlisle Arrangements are pending at Miller And Sons Funeral Home in Ch Laulucinate Florida Solar wind described as magnetized plasma streams from the Sun at high speed.
A Convair 580 on Flight 726 from Detroit to Washington with stops in Erie and Bradford crashed in a snow squall three miles from the Bradford McKean airport. Forty five people aboard included 41 passengers and three crew plus three deadheads. Survivors were sent to Bradford and Kane hospitals with injuries described as lacerations exposure and shock. Christmas gifts lay scattered at the scene indicating many travelers were headed home for the holidays.
Arab assailants attacked Stylianos Patakos, triggering a police cordon at the airport. Guards with machine guns stood by the plane while passengers and crew were removed for questioning. Two terrorists were jailed at the airport. Authorities had warned European airlines of pre Christmas bomb threats. no bombings were reported.
The Apollo 8 crew faced a precise re entry window as ground controllers canceled a second midcourse correction. The crew prepared for a 24 700 mile per hour entry through a two degree corridor at 400 000 feet, followed by a 30 000 foot skip maneuver before final descent into the Pacific near Hawaii.
In St Paul Minnesota police declare a quirky rule requiring sideburns to stay no longer than a small fleshy knob at the front of the car trains. Police Chief Lester E McAuliffe says police are nearly a military organization with standards on everything.
A reflective Christmas day after features holiday fatigue and stomach relief with sodium bicarbonate. The piece shifts to a loot of dramatic irony as Doran and Rob Roy organize a controversial airlift, including monsignors from the Vatican, to Biafra, dodging customs and delays amid a multi-religious relief effort.
On the Line Catholic Communions describes a perilous night flight carrying a priest and a barrel of Hosts. The crew abandons arms and plans a return in ten days while Doran travels across the embattled province listing Biafra needs. Kilbride later flies to the United States to obtain six and a half tons of food and medical supplies.
Scottsdale AP reports James Ed win Stuart 71 founder of the American Blue Cross died at home after retiring as board chairman. Funeral set Friday in Phoenix. Survivors include wife Bethel a daughter Mrs David Sander Chesterton Indiana and son John Milwaukee.
Washington excerpt urges modernizing election rules to ease registration and voting. The letter calls for removing barriers and updating residency requirements to reflect a 20th century democracy, urging citizens to join in four year effort. Sperm whales unrelated line appears as stray text in source.
Shirkieville residents report visits from M Morosin and friends in Clinton. Sam L Roberts of Ohio spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs Pete Mosele. Joe Sekerak and family return home after weeks in California. George Sekerak of Baltimore stopped en route to St Louis for a brief visit with relatives.
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