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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1968
Page
5
The column notes Mr Boyle helps another person unable to pay a guarantee. It also includes a mix of health psychology claims from the National Institute of Mental Health about dreaming and mood, plus a collection of folklore beliefs and a Napoleon quote on brute force.
Winchell continues from page four with The Happy Ending. He authored and will direct. Last work for him was Elmer Gantry. Chad Everett co stars in MGM's The Impossible Years and is the only actor under long term contract. Half of Carrolton Mississippi’s population were hired as extras for Steve McQueen’s next film The Rivers. Town population listed as 500.
A Dallas AP report quotes Prof. Thomas Kirk Cureton of the University of Illinois urging an hour of daily exercise for the average American male, especially middle-agers, as the minimum to improve the body. He says 10 to 15 minutes of light calisthenics has little effect on conditioning.
Beatings details tied to the capture of the intelligence ship Pueblo off North Korea last January. Statements by Bucher about threats to kill crew led to confessions claiming the ship was in North Korea claimed waters. Navy rebutted claims it went beyond 13 miles from the coast. Pueblo crewmen received their first overnight leaves in weeks, limited to San Diego area. One crewman recalled ordering a pizza after return.
NASA released color images from Apollo 8 showing Earth as a blue half disc with cloud bands and coastlines. Photos from lunar orbit reveal the moon’s cratered surface, rilles, and ridges, with sun angle altering shadows and a greenish lunar film cast noted by crew.
In Raytown Missouri Oscar Pettijohn with influenza called his doctor for a prescribed cold medicine. His wife picked up the prescription but the pills were bright orange not gray. Pettijohn exchanged the orange pills for the usual medicine after reading the instructions.
Terre Haute area students receive career options at a two day fair aimed at showing local opportunities. Duane Schoening of the Boy Scouts notes a shift from leaving for careers to building futures at home, with over 2600 direct mail contacts and firms listing job prospects. Participating organizations include Anaconda, J I Case, Du Pont, Sears Roebuck, Nabisco, Public Service Indiana, Western Papermaking, and Vigo County Library, with health fields represented by Saint Anthony Hospitals and other area firms.
A group of 18 to 19 year old foreign students visited Baltimore slums as guests of Calvary United Methodist Church. Hanna Bangbret of Germany called living conditions embarrassing while Christina Ebisa wa of Tokyo contrasted with worse slums there. Tore Thomassen of Norway said the tour brought to life what he had read.
In Manitowoc County Wisconsin a snowmobile on a village street in Maribel was struck by a Chicago and North Western passenger train killing three people. The victims were Carl Rabenhorst 30 Maureen Rich 29 and John Touhey all residents of Maribel. The crash occurred Saturday night and all three died instantly of head injuries.
An Ohio jail escapee was captured in Grant County while napping in a car. Fred R. Brown, 18, of Nevada, Ohio, had escaped with a fellow prisoner Thursday from the Wyandot County Jail at Upper Sandusky. Brown was being held on an auto theft charge.
Peggy Russell, 18, was killed by a single shotgun blast in Mitchell Indiana. Sheriff Levi Hatfield says the gun accidentally discharged when the victim’s brother Steve Russell, 16, pulled it from behind a cabinet.
Viet Cong and U S command prepare for a second New Year meeting 50 miles northwest of Saigon to arrange release of three American POWs Spec 4 James W Brigham Spec 4 Thomas N Jones and Donald G Smith. Casualty report notes one Vietnamese civilian wounded. In Da Nang area Da Nang rangers clash with enemy, killing 70 and wounding 30, over four days of fighting.
The Los Angeles Long Beach metropolitan region ranks second to New York in foreign born residents with Mexican born individuals forming the largest segment of the immigrant population.
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