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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
1
Multiple funeral notices report deaths in Terre Haute Jasonville Rockville Marshall and surrounding towns. Survivors include spouses children siblings and grandchildren. Burial in Calvary Roselawn Adams Rose Jawn Memorial Park and local cemeteries. services held at churches and funeral homes with official rites.
Moscow cites Soviet ship TurkeStan damaged by American jets off Cam Pha and Haiphong area with one crewman killed and six wounded. Gromyko delivers protest to U.S. Embassy, warns of measures to protect ships, Tass reports two planes attacked the Turkestan and other Soviet vessels.
A Nevada state report states the state has 15 pencil brands and 975 types valued at more than 18 500 dollars. It cites the purchasing department buying 131 dozen special drawing pencils five years ago and issuing one dozen since.
United Nations Security Council faces a divided path on Middle East action as Egypt demands blocking Israeli ships from the Gulf of Aqaba. Britain Argentina Israel Bulgaria Syria and Morocco prepare to speak while the US and Egypt push divergent resolutions.
Dublin actor Ony Quinn, 62, a former Abbey Theatre Company member, died Thursday. He gained fame in Irish stage and screen circles and appeared in notable national productions over a decades long career.
Flatts School Board north of Benton seeks a new teacher principal coach and bus driver after long time holder Paul Lowe retires. The eight grade school serves 20 students.
Dr Levy was found guilty by a court martial at Ft Jackson of disloyal statements and willful disobedience related to training Green Beret medics in skin disease diagnosis. He faced up to eight years. two charges were dismissed. Levy, linked to Negro voter drives, defended by two attorneys from Ft Jackson and the ACLU, left the courtroom without comment.
Gertrude B Merrill 60 of 4530 Poplar St died at home early Saturday. Survived by husband Allen D Merrill Terre Haute two sons Michael K Anderson Allen T Terre Haute sister Lawrence Michael Wilmette Ill Mrs P R Garafe Terre Haute brother Lawrence P Kilroy San Francisco seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Monday at 9 30 a m Patrick J Ryan Funeral Home and 10 a m at St Benedicts Church burial in Calvary Cemetery rosary at 7 30 p m Sunday and viewing at Ryan Chapel after 10 a m Sunday.
A 19 year old youth was arrested for public intoxication after allegedly attempting to break into a home. Delbert EHeman of 604 S 19th St was taken to Vigo County Jail. Harriet Shelton of 2800 S 7th St reported the incident and the youth faces City Court next week.
Lawrence Northcote Upjohn, 93, longtime director and honorary board chairman of the Upjohn Company, died Friday in Michigan.
Gen. Lee Liang Yang, 61, a former member of the Nationalist Chinese Senate, died Friday in an automobile accident in Ipoh Malaysia.
U S Marines and South Vietnamese forces press operations near Tam Ky and Dong Ha as air strikes and artillery brace their assault on the 3rd North Vietnamese Regiment and 21st Viet Cong Regiment. May losses include a record 38 U S planes down and 2 286 total aircraft destroyed in five years of war. In Germany General Polk reports little headway by deserter groups among U S troops and notes 9 000 seeking Vietnam duty.
The University names five honorary degree recipients and gathers 1,860 graduates for the 93rd commencement at Rankin. Judge Sarah Tilghman Hughes will address 1,145 bachelors 710 masters one Ed A degree and four Ph Ds receive degrees en masse. Honoraries include Judge Hughes Max Britton Vasco Leitao da Cunha D Mead Johnson and Maynard Wheeler.
A hitchhiker, Henry Greenwood 19 of San Francisco, was arrested by Detectives Wirtz and Galloway after officers found a 13 inch switchblade and about four ounces of marijuana at Terre Haute police headquarters. He is charged on a weapon count and a narcotics count and is held on bonds of 2000 and 10000. Greenwood, on probation in Wisconsin for drugs, claimed he was bound for southern Indiana and had arrived in Terre Haute shortly before arrest.
The Census Bureau reports that Negroes make up 11 percent of the U S population as of July 1, an increase of 0.5 percentage points from 1960. Both Negro and white birth rates declined in the seven year period, with Negro births down from 32.9 to 26.5 per 1000 women and white births from 22.7 to 17.5.
A mob of over 500 gathered outside a welfare building in Boston during a night of clashes. Windows were broken and a flying wedge forced out women workers. About 150 officers arrived as Rev. James Breedan intervened, guiding workers to safety in small escorted groups.
Educators gathered with a long list of attendees including Mrs. Connie Ratcliffe Mrs. Ed Johnson Mrs. Fred Dies dorf Mrs. William Mankin Mrs. Robert Forbes and many others such as Keith Lee Dr William G Kessel and Dr Don Conner Jr as they discuss school matters in a community meeting context with a sense of ongoing dispute.
Indiana State Universitys AAUP reports the Indiana University AAUP chapter has endorsed defending discharged instructor Scott Chisholm. ISU officers say the local body urged the national office to prosecute the case with vigor to ensure justice and preserve academic freedom after Chisholm was dismissed May 20 following an inquiry into his burning a U S flag in class on April 14.
The FCC approves a near Rowlesburg West Virginia earth station to be operated by COMSAT AT&T ITT RCA and Western Union International. It aims to provide communications between the United States Europe South America and Africa.
King Hussein warns Arabs about the withdrawal of the U.N. Emergency Force from Egypt at Nasser's request. He says peacekeeping depends on reason, local cooperation, and diplomacy, not force, while Thant notes widespread anxiety. French President De Gaulle seeks to calm the Middle East and push for an international conference.
Ten eighth grade students received the 1967 Eddie Connors Awards for outstanding sportsmanship in a ceremony at City Hall. Recipients include Donald Shook, Stephen Grohovsky, Bill Buckner, Greg Dawson, Robert Heck, Stephen Brunette, Gregg Hulling er, James Redger, Dale Andrews, and Leslie King. awards created by Sid Levin and Paul Mascari in 1962 in memory of Eddie Connors.
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