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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
3
Officials seek a court ruling on who handles parking tickets city wide and push for a new ordinance on city dumps. The committee backed a court decision on ticket control and asked for a specific dump enforcement measure.
Two young schoolchildren were injured Wednesday when they ran in front of cars at separate crossings. Burk Hemminghouse, 6, and Lisa Kessler, 5, were admitted to St. Anthony Hospital in serious condition. Hemminghouse was hit at 7th and Voorhees by Beverly Ann Frederick, 17, of Pimento. Kessler was struck at 19th and 2nd Ave by Willie Stewart, 37, of 2125 N. 20th St. Stewart was not detained. Ambulances transported both victims, and police urged extra caution as summer near.
The IRS drained 36083 from Joan Baezs San Mateo bank account to cover her 1965 tax bill. Baez, known for refusing part of her taxes to protest U S military activity, had liens filed in Monterey County.
Rabbi Bernard M. Cohen will be honored at an 8:30 p.m. Friday service at United Hebrew Congregation in Terre Haute. Dr. Benjaminov will toast the rabbi following the sabbath ceremony marking ten years in the rabbinate. Cohen, a 1950 Long Island University graduate, Columbia MA 1951, was ordained 1956 at Hebrew Union College. He has served since July 1962 and holds leadership roles in Vigo County health and civic groups.
Arthur Lukens of the Forrest Sherer Agency was elected president of the Wabash Valley Junior Achievement at a board meeting. Francis H. Lightfoot becomes Finance Chairman for the JA Fund Drive. Other officers include Paul Benning first vice president Robert Prox second vice president William Cahill treasurer Myrl Wilkinson secretary. executive committee members include Russell Rink Jonathan Cottrell and others. The program will expand next year from 17 to 21 JA companies. executive director is David Wessell.
Spec. 4 Denno B. Collingsworth, 21, of Mitchell Indiana, drowned while crossing a swift stream during combat operations in Viet Nam. He had been in the country since April 15 and was pulled under by the current.
In Richmond Indiana 465 workers at Kemper Bros Inc walked off the job Wednesday after 40 assembly workers led the strike in a pay dispute. Local 5163 United Steel Workers president Wilbur Collins called the walkout unauthorized and urged a return to work.
The lecturer from St. Mary of the Woods College has extensive radio and TV experience in New York and Terre Haute. He delivered the Eli Lilly lecture at DePauw University in April 1966 titled Symbolism in Religion with the program Path to Belief noted locally.
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