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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1965
Page
3
In Lansing, Gov. George Romney's 1965 achievements and a strong economy boost his national prospects. Democrats concede Romney benefits from 30-year programs they backed, as 1966 race looms and debate over a third term or Senate bid continues.
Officers of the Vigo County Teen Democratic Club will be elected at a meeting on Wednesday Jan 5 at the Crawford Lounge YWCA. Fran Barnett VCTD chair says the event is open to city county teens 13 to 18 with refreshments and a rock and roll combo. The meeting runs 7 30 to 10 30 p m and Rick Luther Clay City teen club director will preside. Parents are invited.
The Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church at 24th and Poplar invites the public to an 7:30 p.m. New Year’s Eve Vesper Service led by Rev. Kenneth Schuster. The service aims to end the year in worship and prepare for the New Year in prayer and watchfulness.
In Bonn the government led by Chancellor Ludwig Erhard sent a message of good will to the United States as it pursues peace efforts in Viet Nam. The statement expressed hope for progress and stability in the region.
A listing states capabilities to produce machine ruled forms bound and loose leaf books and forms. The facility offers equipment and services for printing ruling, binding, and composing various forms products for business and office needs.
A federal team will probe Chicago public schools for racial discrimination after a slow data reply from the Board of Education. HEW cites three unresolved points in a n agreement and vows vigorous action to ensure open enrollment and fair attendance boundaries while reviewing district lines.
Probate Commissioner Ed ward L. Hamilton filed two estates Friday. The will of Cora L. Clatfelter who died December 24 names heirs Laura E. Shryer Fannie W. Lee Nancy Elizabeth Lee Henrietta Jane Peters all of Terre Haute and Julia Ann Leavy Santa Barbara California. The estate value is undetermined. Evie F. Bright died November 13 and her estate is valued at $900. Distributees include Carrie Beel Bessie Worthington William Bright Mamie Rice Rosalie Stature Betty Abbinett Kay Wilbur and others from Indianapolis Albuquerque Imperial Beach and Terre Haute.
Detectives on Friday continued probes into multiple burglaries reported across the area. Investigators reviewed leads and security footage as the incidents were tied to several locations.
Reports describe counterfeit money found in various incidents across states. In Fairfield California a windstorm blew big bills past a project, a shoebox with $40,000 counterfeit bills surfaced. in Oklahoma City wind scattered notes seen by workers. in Irving Texas river divers recovered two suitcases of money and metal plates. Secret Service estimated totals ranging up to $500,000 with more swept away.
U S envoys continue diplomacy on Vietnam as Goldberg meets De Gaulle and Harriman tours Asian capitals. Johnson seeks early honorable settlement at the conference table with no preconditions, while Kosygin pledges support to North Vietnam.
Badger ammunition plant in Baraboo Wisconsin would take six months to begin manufacturing gunpowder there. Reopening will go ahead regardless of the strike vote, Pentagon said. Defense officials hinted gunpowder supplies were low during the strike. Workers at the plant now average $2.78 per hour.
A United Press International tally shows 19 traffic deaths and 4 plane crash deaths over the weekend with 360 projected to die on a typical nonholiday period. The Safety Council cites alcohol as a factor in about half of holiday deaths and notes younger drivers are more at risk than older drivers.
Dennis Foster seventeen of 806 North Sixth Street confessed in City Court to driving the automobile that struck a city fire truck on December 13 at the intersection of Eighth Avenue and Twenty Fifth Street. The crash damaged two parked cars and thirty feet of a fence.
A description of a mentally troubled World War II veteran named Jones who fears someone is stealing his government checks. Police report notes he has sought treatment at VA hospitals and threatened his father in the past. Detectives say several officers already know him and photos are circulating among patrols.
The item notes cross country New Year rituals and warnings. Free coffee offered to motorists on major turnpikes. Burlington Free Press will cover funeral costs for those who drink and drive if registered. Detroit traffic chief warns weather and fatigue raise crash risk. Plymouth inn offers roast lion menu. Detroit clergymen urge restraint to avoid social chaos. Portland health bureau cautions kissing spreads disease. Times Square sees protests against holiday revelry by unidentified New Yorker.
James Bobilya of Fort Wayne was elected 1966 chairman Thursday of the Indiana Real Estate Commission. He previously served as president of the Fort Wayne Board of Realtors in 1963 and was named the citys Realtor of the Year in 1964.
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