Weekend Road Toll Reaches 12 in Indiana
The 78 hour Memorial Day weekend ends with 12 traffic deaths across Indiana. In Indianapolis Mrs. Roland Brown and Miss Judy Cowell were killed in separate crashes. Near Anderson Phoebe Bowles and Jennie Garretson died in two car and train collisions. Fort Wayne teens Ted Robinson Jr. and Terry Kumfer died in a single rollover.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Judy Cowell
Phoebe Bowles
Jennie Garretson
Rt. 4
Penn Central
Wilburn Roof
Mildred L. Sleeper
Pittsburgh
U.S. 41
Carbondale
Warren County
Alva O. Gore
Evansville
Indiana
Oakland City
Fort Wayne
U.S
Ted Robinson Jr
Terry Kumfer
KU Disciplinary Board Suspends 33 Students in ROTC Review
The University of Kansas board announces one semester suspensions for 33 of 71 students charged with disrupting the May 9 chancellor's ROTC review. Thirteen others lose credits until January 1970, and two with prior offenses receive longer penalties. No names were released. Appeals possible to the disciplinary appeals board.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Board of Disciplinary Appeals
Wright fountain in Oak Park to be reproduced for festival
A group of architects and Frank Lloyd Wright admirers will reproduce the 1909 Wright fountain once used to water horses and dogs and amuse children in Oak Park. Crumbling concrete and eroded sculptures led to its decline after 60 years of use before rededication at the Frank Lloyd Wright Festival.
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Oak Park, Ill
Frank Lloyd Wright
Oak Park
Wright
Ellington Kissinger to Receive Brown Honorary Degrees
Providence Rhode Island AP reports 13 individuals receive honorary degrees from Brown University. Among honorees are pianist Duke Ellington and Henry A Kissinger, President Nixon's national security adviser. The ceremony occurs today in Providence.
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Providence
R.I
Duke Ellington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Brown University
NBC Talent Chief Tebet Aims To ease actor woes
HOLLYWOOD UPI Dave Tebet NBC-TV vice president in charge of talent is praised as a key link between performers and the network. He scouts major talent, defuses performers’ beefs, and insists every actor gets a chance to be heard even if not hired. Tebet has 13 years at NBC and is seen as a rare, principled figure in show business.
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Hollywood
UPI
Dave Tebet
Tebet
Nbc-Tv
Temple University
Dr. Frank Tannenbaum Dies at 76, Latin American Historian
New York UPI reports Dr. Frank Tannenbaum, 76, Columbia University professor emeritus of Latin American history, died after a long illness. Born in Austria and raised in Massachusetts, he studied prison reform, race relations, urban issues, and politics, taught worldwide, and authored Ten Keys to Latin America. Funeral plans were not announced.
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New York
UPI
Frank Tannenbaum
Tannenbaum
Columbia University
Austria
Great Barrington
Mass
Amazon
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Latin America
Jane Belo
Barbara Barbin to Get Degree at Indiana University
Barbara Ann Barbin of 1942 N 13th St will graduate from the School of Nursing at Indiana University Indianapolis during commencement on the Bloomington campus June 9. She is one of 173 to receive a B S degree and one of 141 graduate nurses to be pinned at 5 30 p m Sunday June 8. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Nipple.
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Barbara Ann Barbin
N. 13Th St
School of Nursing
Indiana University
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Barbin
Oscar Nipple
Desk with roll top dating to 1850 by Abner Cutler
The movable roll top desk was invented around 1850 by Abner Cutler of Buffalo New York marking an early development in furniture design.
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Abner Cutler
Buffalo, N.Y
LeTourneau Dies at 80, Industrialist Behind Earthmoving Giants
A. G. LeTourneau, famed builder of large earthmoving equipment and founder of LeTourneau College, died in Longview Texas at age 80 after a stroke in March. Born 1888 in Duluth, he fled to California as a youth, started a Stockton business in 1908, moved to Peoria in 1935 to establish major ops, and later relocated to Longview in 1946.
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Longview
Tex
Peoria
Ill
A. G. LeTourneau
LeTourneau
Duluth
Mexicoa
LeTourneau Technical Institute
LeTourneau College
LeTourneau Remembered as Christian Industrialist Leader
Industrialist LeTourneau left a five year pledge to Westinghouse Air Brake, built over 40 ocean barges, and led a life as a traveling lay minister shaping chapel services at his plants. He founded the LeTourneau Foundation in the 1930s and donated most stock dividends to charity. Survived by widow Evelyn Peterson LeTourneau, daughter Gus Dick, four Longview sons, two brothers, two sisters, 19 grandchildren and a great grandson. Funeral set for Wednesday at LeTourneau College Gymnasium with burial in a Longview cemetery.
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Westinghouse Air Brake Corp
LeTourneau
LeTourneau Foundation
Evelyn Peterson LeTourneau
Gus Dick
Moline
Longview
Peoria
Fullerton
Calif
le Tourneau College
Indiana University President Gets Honorary NMU Degree
Marquette Michigan Indiana University President Joseph L Sutton received an honorary degree at Northern Michigan University commencement.
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Marquette, Mich
Indiana University
Joseph L. Sutton
Northern Michigan University
United Methodist Delegates Plan Cairo Black Ministry
Delegates at the Southern Illinois conference voted to organize a ministry for Cairo's black community amid recent racial violence. A nine member committee was formed at the opening session to study the proposal and report findings to the 473 church representation over the six day gathering.
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East ST. Louis
Final day of conference noted in brief
Thursday marks the conference’s last day with observers detailing sessions and outcomes as attendees wrap up discussions and plan next steps. A tropical tiger beetle emits attar like fragrance, noted in a side remark for atmospheric color.
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Tropics
Doctors Find Way That Shrinks Hemorrhoids Before They May Ulcerate
Doctors report a doctor tested treatment for hemorrhoids named Preparation H. Tests at multiple medical centers show it shrinks inflamed hemorrhoids and relieves pain without prescription. It soothes tissue, protects irritated areas, and eases bowel movements.
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New York
N.Y
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
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