Southside Church Theft Probed
Police seek a thief who stole 52 dollars in church contributions from Southside Church of the Nazarene at 1901 S 4th St. The pastor briefly left for lunch, leaving the building unlocked, and the culprit forced open two filing cabinets containing 26 envelopes with two dollars each.
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Southside
Church of the Nazarene
Dale Sidle
S. 4Th St
Voiture 21 Elects New Officers and Installations Planned
Robert L. Allen is elected Chef de Gare of Vigo County Voiture 21 with Samuel Peters and Charles Smith as Chef de Train North and South. Officers include Lawrence Griffith Sr. as Correspondent, Robert Cramer as Commissaire Intendant, John Underwood as Conducteur, several others, and James Nasser as Installing Officer. A reception, Memorial Service, and a Promenade set for June 8 at Riley and June 11 in Peru precede a June initiation into Voiture 1014. Mother Cabrini canonization noted.
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Robert L. Allen
Vigo County
Samuel Peters
Charles Smith
Lawrence Griffith Sr
Robert Cramer
John Underwood
Lawrence Stanley
Robert Huff
Robert W. Ragland
Aumonier
James Markello
Garde de la Porte
Fred Fox
Lamp
Crawfordsville
Ind
Peru
Cancer Cures Nearer, Doctors Report Breakthroughs
NEW YORK UPI reports progress in treating leukemia and other cancers. Dr Joseph V Simone cites high-dose radiation in central nervous system leukemia patients yielding seven-year cancer-free survival in 17 percent of the first group. Dr C Gordon Zubrod notes one in five children with acute leukemia now receives intensive therapy as Hodgkin's disease shows gains. American Cancer Society and NCI stress expanding centers and drug therapies, while Nixon administration-backed efforts receive praise at the conference.
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New York
UPI
Joseph V. Simone
Simone
St. Jude’s Children's Research
Memphis
Tenn
Central Nervous System
C. Gordon Zubrod
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Zubrod
Edmund Klein
Rosewell Park Institute
American Cancer Society
Grand Jury Recesses in ISU Art Annex Fire Probe
Vigo County Grand Jury, in session all day Thursday, will reconvene June 15 to hear testimony on arson connected to the April fire that gutted the Indiana State University Art Annex at 901 Chestnut Street. About 20 witnesses, including ISU art students, were summoned. Prosecutor Ralph Berry says action is expected at the next session.
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Vigo County Grand Jury
Indiana State University
Chestnut St
ISU
Ralph Berry
Terre Haute Woman Charged In Shooting Case
Diane Cayson of 429 Wheeler Street appeared in Vigo Circuit Court on assault and battery with intent to kill after a May 27 shooting that wounded Zola Mae Stevens. Judge pro tem McCrory ordered oath and public defender Brown was assigned. case continued to June 7. Circmt Judge Anderson was touring the Indiana State Reformatory in Pendleton.
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Terre Haute
Vigo
Diane Cayson
Wheeler Sr
Zola Mae Stevens
Charles K. McCrory
Robert H. Brown
C. Joseph Anderson
Pendleton
Ind
Indiana State Reformatory
Commerce Lions Park setback rocks city plan
A 60 foot deep by 80 foot wide pit opened at the planned park site in Commerce after a mine shaft gave way following recent rains. No injuries were reported as work halted and state mine inspector Jack Frasier linked the collapse to washed out supports in an old mine shaft once tied to local lead and zinc mining.
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Commerce
Okla
Commerce Lions Club
Jack Frasier
Kansas Conservative Party Eyes Wallace for 1972 Ticket
The Kansas Conservative Party may nominate Alabama Governor George C. Wallace for president at its Saturday convention. Party chairman Ray C. Hall said the group is considering Wallace, as in 1968, and discusses efforts to gain state recognition under the American party name. Richard B. Kay will speak at a luncheon, and John Couture is considered as a possible vice presidential nominee. Wallace remains a Democratic candidate nationally while the Conservatives select state nominees and seven delegates for the Louisville convention.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Conservative Party
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Ray C. Hall
Hall
Wallace
American Party of the
United States
Kansas
American Party
Richard B. Kay
Cleveland
Ohio
John Couture
Muskegon
Wis
Kansas Party
Maryland
Louisville
Henry M. Jackson
John W Lindsay
Wilbur B Mills
Shirley Chisholm
Vance Hartke
Sam Yorty
Patsy Mink
Muskie
Lindsay
Primary results reshape 1972 nomination picture
Washington columnist notes the 1972 primaries unlikely to crown a Democratic nominee yet highlight who can be ruled out. Wallace remains a question for the party while McGovern and Humphrey lead the field, with Muskie and Kennedy as lingering possibilities.
Fowler Park Lake Opens for Summer Swimming
Vigo County Park Supt. David V. Beres announces Fowler Park lake is now open to the public. Lifeguards will be on duty daily from noon to 8 p.m. Beach work and algae treatment delayed the opening. note the lake covers 23 acres.
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Fowler Park
Vigo County Park
David V. Beres
Two Men Sentenced to 90 Days in Drug Case
In City Court Judge Frank P. Crawford sentenced Gerald B. Blum 26 of Philadelphia and John Lee James Barath 20 of Bristol Pa to 90 days at the farm and fines of 275 dollars each on drug possession charges. Arrested Wednesday en route to California after overnight stop, Blum was found at a northside shopping center and Barath was picked up hitchhiking south of the city.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
Frank P. Crawford
Gerald B. Blum
Philadelphia
John Lee James Barath
Bristol
California
Blum
Barath
Damages Sought In Dog Bite Lawsuit
Vigo Superior Court No 2 hears a $30000 damages claim by Vickie Conwell against Donald A Creasey and Marilyn A Creasey for injuries from a chow dog attack on May 1 1970 alleged to be negligent housing the animal.
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Vigo Superior Court No. 2
Vickie Conwell
18Th St
Donald A
Marilyn A. Creasey
19Th St
Creaseys
Mann, Mann, Chaney, Johnson, and Hicks
Everett and
Everett
Logansport State Hospital Bus Trip Announced
The Vigo County Association for Mental Health schedules a June 8 bus from the Terre Haute station to Logansport State Hospital returning by 7 p.m. Round trip tickets cost 5.00, one way 2.00, with advance reservations at 620 8th Avenue.
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Logansport State Hospital
Vigo County Association For Mental Health
Terre Haute
8Th Avenue
Records Stolen From Residence Reported On Northside
Debra Abrams reports 50 stereo albums and a needle valued at about 180 dollars missing from her northside apartment Thursday night. Jack Pateresak reports car batteries stolen from two vehicles at 10 30 p m. Stanley Paton reports four hub caps removed from his car between 8 30 and 11 10 p m.
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Debra Abrams
N. 8Th St
Jack Pateresak
N. 11Th St
Stanley Paton
S. 20Th St
Youth 19 Attacked by Three Teens on Liberty Avenue
David Lee aged 19 reported to police that three youths, all 19, attacked him between 24th and 25th streets on Liberty Ave about 11 15 p m. He received emergency treatment and was advised to obtain a warrant for his assailants, who were known to him.
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David Lee
27Th St
Liberty Ave
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