10 Jul 1967
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1967
Page
1
Obituaries list James E. Lundstrom and Elsie Reed among the deceased, with service details at Callahan Funeral Home and Delaun Funeral Home. Other notices name Charles S. Hensley, Sister Aloisious Clare Wilkinson, Sister Catherine Rose Sweeney, James Perry Center, Sarah E. Secrest, William H. Schlatter, Charles Porter Stewart, and Albert McCoy, with burial sites, funeral homes, and surviving relatives.
A 30-ship SEATO fleet including aircraft carriers destroyers and submarines sails toward the South China Sea for Exercise Sea Dog to test SEATO’s ability to deliver reinforcements to Bangkok under wartime conditions. Participants include vessels from the Philippines Thailand Australia New Zealand the United States and Britain. France and Pakistan do not participate.
Funeral services for Fred A. Paddock 84 of 516 S 20th St a retired contract painter who died Sunday will be at 1 p m Wednesday at Callahan Funeral Home with Rev Carl Bosse officiating burial at Roselawn Memorial Park Friends may call after 6 p m Monday Paddock belonged to Golden Age Club and Terre Haute Painter Local 97 Survivors include widow two daughters sister and two grandchildren
Jury selection completed in Vigo Superior Court before Judge Harold Bitzegaio. Plaintiffs claim about 15 acres on RR 5 under Interstate 70 in dispute with Stella A. Kupferer Central Federal Savings and Loan Ayrshire Collieries Corp. State attorneys R. Jerome Kearns and John M. Higgins present. defense led by Stanley E. Stohr for Kupferer and coal firm. Louis J. Nattkemper for the savings and loan.
A list of traffic and public intoxication offenses with names ages addresses and fines. Notable items include Paul Jones 20 Blaine Ave fined 3.25 for improper muffler Jesse Kehoe 48 Cleveland Ave fined 30 for public intoxication and Enock Tewell Jr 25 West Terre Haute fined 7.25 for no license plates.
Thirteen windows were broken at Sarah Scott Junior High School during a weekend intrusion. Assistant principal James Cummings said the principal’s office was ransacked and two vending machines were vandalized, with a double faced hall clock smashed. An anonymous caller reported two boys throwing rocks at windows around midnight Saturday and 2 a.m. Sunday. A second informant said six youths were seen inside the school at noon Sunday.
John C. Cooper 21 of 827 N 6 St pleaded not guilty to indecent exposure and disorderly conduct in City Court. Trial set for July 19 after he allegedly forced entry into a teenage girl’s residence and acted improperly. Cooper released on $500 bond.
Clinton Indiana names William L. Dunlop 27 of 334 North Main Street to the police department replacing retiree Harry Snoddy. A Clinton High School graduate and lifelong resident, Dunlop began duty as a patrolman Sunday morning.
More than 100000 red fezzed Shriners and families attend the 93rd convention of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The event features two parades, one Tuesday and one Thursday, with about 25000 expected to march. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, a Zuhrah Temple noble from Minneapolis, is slated as grand marshal for the Tuesday parade. Siberia’s Lake Baikal holds nearly as much water as all the Great Lakes combined.
Secretary Robert McNamara observed slow pacification progress in Vietnam’s delta but noted improvements in civilian agency reorganization under military control. He said ground and air operations had improved since his October visit as forces targeted Hanoi area missiles and Dong Ha airstrip amid ongoing shelling and raids. General Westmoreland reportedly sought 100,000 more troops to reinforce 466,000 already in Vietnam.
An Indianapolis man found his vacant home at 2401 Thompson St. broken into in the past five days. Police say intruders moved a rug table chairs and dishes to the rear garage and may have planned to use the space as a playhouse.
Democrat county chairman Robert X. Kelly announces party headquarters are now open at 701 Wabash Ave downtown Terre Haute in a street level room of the Terre Haute House. Voters may visit daily to see all election candidates and get information. contact phone is 282-7798. Kelly or an office girl will staff the hours while downtown stores are open.
Indiana temps will run 2 to 5 degrees below normal with highs 84 to 91 and lows 61 to 69. Cooler midweek, warmer toward Saturday, with rainfall totaling 0.25 to 0.75 inches mainly Tue through Thu. Illinois highs near 88 to 92 and lows 65 to 69, rainfall 0.5 to 1 inch, heavier in the south. showers and storms midweek and again toward the weekend.
Racial disturbances flare in Waterloo last year ending in a Negro man’s jail death, sparking investigations. Tampa sees new disorder with a white helmet patrol amid curfew for Negro areas, while Kansas City reports arrests in Swope Park. NAACP convention in Boston discusses black power and urged white community aid to prevent further riots.
Rus Sell Wells 67 of Fort Wayne Indiana died when a single engine plane crashed after takeoff from a Tomah area airport. Pilot John E. Rorick 48 and Rickey J. Boyhan 17 of Fort Wayne were injured as the plane stalled clipped a power line and plunged into a ditch during an overnight stop en route to Rice Lake Wisconsin for a fishing trip.
In Middle River Maryland Douglas Alt used an electric worm probe. His three year old son Dougal grabbed the 24 inch steel probe and was electrocuted as the father held the wooden handle. Police said mother and other relatives witnessed the incident on the wet lawn of the family home.
The body of Woodrow Wilson Jones, 51, a former Democratic mayoral hopeful, was found in his apartment at 417 Wabash Ave by friend Glen Borsman about 10:30 p.m. Sunday. Police say he died of natural causes and he was pronounced dead at St. Anthony Hospital. Survivors include two sisters, Margaret Michael of Terre Haute and Lottie Strain of Seelyville. funeral arrangements are pending.
Bedford Indiana relatives were notified Sunday that Marine Private David A Acton 22 was killed in action July 5 in Vietnam He had served 17 months in country and was wounded once Survivors include his widow Dorothy Acton and their three children living in California
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