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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1967
Page
6
Indiana faces 5 to 10 degrees below normal highs and lows with light snowfall totals around 1 inch, mainly Monday and Wednesday. Illinois experiences continued cold with highs 6 to 12 degrees below normal and minimal precip, mostly Monday through Wednesday.
Delaware Gov. Charles Terry signed the states first meat inspection act. The law takes effect in six months and $52 660 was appropriated to the State Board of Agriculture to establish enforcement machinery for the new act.
Eskimos traditionally craft umiaks and kayaks from walrus skins. These skin boats serve as primary watercraft for transport and hunting in Arctic regions.
Legal actions recorded in Vigo Superior Court No 2 include Helen Brassie v Earl Smith and June Smith on a promissory note and Jo Ann Blueher v Walter Le Roy Blueher for divorce. Real estate transfers list multiple property deeds across Tecumseh and surrounding areas. The document also lists residents Paul Edward Lawson and Sandra Whitecotton with occupations and ages.
A would be bandit tried to rob Boiler Makers Union Local 101 office. He put a paper sack on the desk of office manager Marie A. Carlson and demanded money. Mrs Carlson screamed and the robber fled, leaving the sack behind.
Grant St university computer operator and Susand Jeanne Lamb 18 of 731 S Center St beautician. Mark G Ostby 18 of 1607 S 9th St retail store manager trainee and Karen Sue Gullett 18 of 2229 Crawford St university secretary.
Mr and Mrs John Richardson RR 4 Casey Ill announce the birth of a son on December 27 at Union Hospital Richardson. The new arrival adds to the family with proud parents and local community interest.
Offer for crochet patterns and needlecraft items from Laura Wheeler via Terre Haute Tribune Needlecraft Dept. Box 161 New York 10011. Includes pattern numbers, mailing options, and catalogs with hundreds of knit crochet embroidery and quilt projects priced at 50 cents each plus 15 cents for first class mailing.
Acne reflects hormone imbalance during puberty rather than a simple skin condition. Nervousness and embarrassment can worsen the problem, but proper understanding and patience aid recovery. Emphasizes gentle skin care, avoids aggressive treatments, and recommends professional medical guidance.
John Lucian Savage 88 a longtime chief design engineer for the Bureau of Reclamation died Thursday after a long illness. Savage led the design of more than 40 major dams including Hoover and Grand Coulee and worked on water resources projects abroad.
Thomas J. Kiernan a longtime Irish diplomat and former ambassador to the United States has died in Dublin at age 70. He served over four decades in Ireland's diplomatic service and retired in 1964.
A collection of Dear Abby columns and reader asides. Topics include marriage misgivings over finances and shared living, name changes for a fiancé, blond jokes, and a Texas student quip. The note invites reader questions and outlines submission details to the column.
Victor A. Todd Jr. aged 18 of Spencer was killed Thursday when a car struck his bicycle on Route 1. The incident occurred in Spencer as authorities investigated the crash.
State police and county agencies say a grace period will allow Maryland motorists to comply with the new law requiring an outside rear view mirror on the left side of motor vehicles. The rule becomes effective Monday.
Indiana reports 1,547 traffic deaths for December and 1,544 for the previous year, showing a slight year over year change in road fatalities. The figures reflect statewide counts and are used to analyze road safety trends.
Steven Hardesty aged 20 of Battle Ground died in a LaFayette hospital from injuries suffered when a car struck a tree along a county road just east of Battle Ground. The crash occurred Thursday with investigation ongoing.
Airman Greg Brown son of Mr and Mrs George E Brown RR 4 is at Lackland AFB Texas attending an electronics technical school He is a Gerstmeyer High School graduate and former Indiana State University student Brown has been stationed at Lackland since August His service address is AMN Greg Brown AF 16952660 CMR No 2 Box 362678 Lackland AFB Tex 78236
Indiana bids for a new C and E I Railroad bridge superstructure near Montezuma on U S 36. Walter Land of Danville submitted the low bid of 183 888 82, under the 218 444 engineer estimate, with construction to start ten days after contract signing and a 90 day deadline. U S 36 will be closed through Montezuma during the project.
A holiday power outage hit Bellport New York affecting about 100 homes for roughly 142 hours as Long Island Lighting Co. blamed heavy demand and use of Christmas presents appliances for the blackout.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lucas and daughter of Sullivan were recent guests of the Devers. The Rees and Reed families hosted visits from Madisonville and other relatives. Forest and Bill Everhart accompanied by Della Sexton hosted by Dwight Everhart and Denese. Imogene Shidler and Eleanor McCullough visited the Nicosons in Sullivan. Eva Holston visited Edith Cooprider in Coalmont. Ralph Harrold of Terre Haute was a guest of Eva and Raymond Kemery.
Mrs Gladys James Roberts former Dana resident was killed in an auto accident Saturday night. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed James. Mr James was an attorney in Dana for several years.
A landmark film testing synchronized dialogue debuted in New York on July 6 1928 marking a turning point in cinema history. The event drew attention from audiences and industry observers for its advancements in sound technology and storytelling.
In an interview tied to her book Animal Gardens Emily Hahn urges women to shun fur and alligator products to protect endangered species. She favors still keeping mink, says her Hudson seal is her only current fur, and notes zoos as must see while detailing her life in London with Maj. Charles Boxer and two daughters.
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