Cooties State Meeting Attracts Over 1000 In Terre Haute
The Military Order of the Cooties Honor Degree gathering drew more than 1,000 VFW members to Terre Haute this weekend. Registration ran Friday morning to Saturday morning, with a grand meeting at the Knights of Columbus Hall and a banquet and dance planned for Saturday night.
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Military Order of Cooties
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Terre Haute
Knights of Columbus
Lawton-Byrum
VFW
S. 13Th St
Wally Akers
VFW Post
Indiana
Pup
Tuisain Levin
Randy Lofgram
Minnesota
Sarah Ducharme
New York
Tuinsain Levin
Don Ellinger
Jack Daniel
Hobart
Beatrice Grilliam
Indianapolis
Wilbur Brock
Marilyn Brock
Tom
Norma Wilson
Charles
Mildred Daugherty
Herschel Wagner
Katherine Kennedy
Windy Todd
Tom Wilson
Martha Todd
Wilma Bedford
Paul
Mary Jo Ingle
Mary Ruth Carrico
William Boswell
Red Cross Swim Classes Begin June 19
Wa bash Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross teams with Terre Haute City Park Dept to offer free learn to swim classes at city pools starting June 19. Separate sessions for ages five to eight and over eight will be held, with in-person registration at the Red Cross or city pools.
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Wabash Valley
American Red Cross
Terre Haute City Park
Joe Lowe
Red Cross
S. 3Rd St
Lowe
Marines Offer 1500 Dollar Enlistment Bonus
Marines enlistment ad promotes a 1500 dollar bonus for combat arms in a special program. Contact Gy Sgt C T Christensen at Room 208 Federal Building Terre Haute for eligibility details.
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Marine Corps
Sgt
C. T. Christensen
Federal Building
Terre Haute
$200000 Suit Arguments In Root Beer Bottle Case
Final arguments are scheduled Monday in a $200000 federal court damage suit filed by Joan Smith against Michigan Beverage Co Glenshaw Glass Co and Allied Supermarkets Inc in Terre Haute Division. She alleges a 28 ounce root beer bottle purchased at Kmart shattered injuring her right eye on September 25 1970 at her home. Jury deliberation will follow final arguments and judge James E Noland will instruct the seven member jury. Attorneys include Thomas Hicks and Warren R Everett for Smith and Gus Sacopolus David Rosenfeld and D Joe Gabbert for the defendants.
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Joan Smith
S. 22Nd St
Terre Haute
U.S. District Court
Michigan Beverage Co
Glenshaw Glass Co
Allied Supermarkets, Inc
James E. Noland
Thomas Hicks
Warren R. Everett
Mrs. Smith
Gus Sacopolus
David Rosenfeld
D. Joe Gabbert
Local Demos Named to Platform Body
Members of several sub committees of the 1972 Democratic Platform Committee include local residents. State Rep. Fred Bauer will serve on the government reorganization committee. Local members include Sen. Robert Fair chairing Highways and Safety and Jack Waldroup.
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Gordon St. Angelo
Fred Bauer
Terre Haute
Robert Fair
Princeton
Jack Waldroup
Vncennes
John Getlinger
Merom
Dean Nichols
Sullivan
C. James McCormick
Vincennes
Gary Smith
Brian de St. Croix
Bloomington
Wilbur K 0le
Mary Scifres
William Brighton
Margaret Beecher
Acupuncture Could Become Pain-Relief Tool in NY Surgery
Dr. Saul I. Heller, chairman of the New York State Board of Medicine, says acupuncture may be approved for surgical pain relief within two to five years. He cautioned the procedure is still experimental and not yet approved, speaking at a news conference.
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NEW York
New York State
Medical Regulatory Board
Saul I. Heller
State Board of Medicine
Heller
Dick Jurgens To Entertain at Hangar Dance
Indiana Air Guard at Hulman Field hosts a public hangar dance on June 24 with Dick Jurgens and his orchestra performing from 9 to 12. Maxwell says Air Guard week also features the USAF Thunderbird Team on June 21. Tickets are $10 per couple at local shops or the base, with profits to fund a local university scholarship.
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Indiana Air Guard
Hulman Field
Allison Maxwell
Air Guard
United States Air Force Thunderbird
Maxwell
Dick Jurgens
Kadel’s
la Plaza
Wiandt’s Jewelers
Hulen’s Printing & Gifts
Paige’s Music
Conservatory of Music
Pipe Rock
Hood Watch Shop
House of Curls Beauty Salon
American Legion
Wayne
Five Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Terre Haute Federal Court
Five bankruptcy petitions were filed Friday in Terre Haute Federal Court by four local residents and a Farmersburg man. Jerry Wayne Cowden of 2924 Maple Ave. reports total liabilities of 5809.54 with 5565.17 secured and 244.37 unsecured claims and 706.00 exempt property. Cheryl Darlene Cowden filed a similar petition. Jerry Lee Jones of 1300 N. 8th St. shows 12066.84 total liabilities with 10066.84 unsecured. James William Hubbs Jr. of 2800 S. 21st St. lists 13715.54 total, 9272.87 secured, 4365.67 unsecured, and 530.00 exempt. James Arthur Hunter of Farmersburg reports 4145.71 total liabilities all unsecured and 160.00 exempt.
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Terre Haute Federal Court
Farmersburg
Jerry Wayne Cowden
Maple Ave
Cheryl Darlene Cowden
Jerry Lee Jones
N. 8Th St
James William Hubbs Jr
S. 21St St
James Arthur Hunter
Judge Seen Entering GOP Governor Battle in Indiana
Indianapolis AP report notes Judge William T. Sharp likely to file for the Republican gubernatorial nomination while Gov. Whitcomb resists pressuring delegates. Sen. Phillip E. Gutman remains in the race as discussions involve Michawaka Mayor Margaret Prickett and Trudy Etherton.
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Indianapolis
Owen
William T. Sharp
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Sharp
Whitcomb
W.W. Hill Jr
Public Service Commission
Hill
Newsmen
Republican Party
Judge Sharp
Spencer
GOP
Phillip E. Gutman
Fort Wayne
Michawaka
Margaret Prickett
Trudy Etherton
Washington D.C
Ammonia Leak Prompted 99 Minute Evacuation in New Paris
A valve on a liquid ammonia tank at Standard Oil Co bulk plant exploded Friday in New Paris Indiana causing an ammonia leak and a 99 minute evacuation of nearby residents. No injuries were reported as the remaining ammonia was drained into a special truck.
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New Paris, Ind
Standard Oil Co
Austrians Drink Wine More Often Though Smaller Servings
The Social Research Institute reports 79 percent of Austrians drink wine, with smaller servings but increased frequency, reflecting a shift in consumption habits.
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Vienna
Social Research Institute
Vigo County Council re-elects officers and approves pilot info line
Vigo County Co-ordinating Council re-elected all officers Friday at United Fund Headquarters. Robert Mardis remains president with Gene Vaughn vice president Nancy Paper secretary and Robert Ratcliffe treasurer. A 24 hour information and referral service pilot will begin Aug 1 funded by a civic donor to assess needs and outcomes.
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Vigo County
United Fund
Chestnut St
Robert Mardis
Gene Vaughn
Nancy Paper
Robert Ratcliffe
Margaret Dyer
Council
McGovern Humphrey clash on jobs policy and education
The two candidates debate job creation and defense cuts. McGovern argues for shifting defense funds to domestic programs to create stable, varied employment, while Humphrey warns workers would lose jobs and urges awareness of the proposed changes. Both frame the issue as educational for voters. Harvard University founded in 1636.
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McGovern
Line perspective on Vietnam war and Soviet-US talks
The article reviews a contemporary brief on Vietnam with the U S urging negotiation to end hostilities and withdraw forces within four months while allowing South Vietnamese self determination. It contrasts Soviet support for North Vietnam and calls for troop withdrawal and no outside interference. It notes Henry Kissinger’s cautious remarks and questions the communique’s Middle East implications.
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Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Indochina
Laos
Cambodia
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
North Vietnam
Republic of
Soviet Union
U.S.A
Henry Kissinger
Moscow
Intourist House
Henry
Nitrous oxide oxygen mix relief for heart pain and arthritis
Dr Bernard Lown of Harvard Medicine notes inhaling gas relieves distress from coronary pain and trials suggest nitrous oxide with oxygen as a valuable addition. At the American Rheumatism Association meeting it was reported gold salts alleviate some rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. Rest over exercise is advised for acutely inflamed joints in some cases.
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Bernard Lown
Harvard School of Medicine
American
Quai d'Orsay Describes France Foreign Office Origin
The Quai d'Orsay is the French Foreign Office named for its Paris location.
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Quai d’Orsay
Paris
Doctor Trewhella and the Endless Births
The article sketches Dr. Trewhella’s lifelong rush of delivering babies in a maternity hospital. He sought to be part of the original miracle, urged mothers to choose him, and died waiting for an elevator while another birth began upstairs.
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Medical
Po Ics
Trew Hella
Trewhella
N C runoff election today in Raleigh and statewide
Rep Nick Galifianakis seeks to complete his May 6 primary win in North Carolina runoff. About 600000 voters are expected to cast ballots as GOP and Democratic gubernatorial nominees and various state and congressional races are decided. Polls open 630 a.m. to 730 p.m. EDT.
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Raleigh. N.C
Nick Galifianmakis
B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
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