Second Brief Posted in Ennis Case
The case over Terre Haute City Council seat involves Mayor Ralph Tucker seeking a new trial to block William Ennis from seating as the ninth member. Briefs were filed with Benton Circuit Judge Everett West, and arguments were presented by Hansford Mann for Ennis and Frederick Bauer for the city. West previously ruled for Ennis on Feb. 18, and Tucker may appeal if the motion is denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Tucker
William Ennis
Terre Haute
Benton Circuit
Everett West
Tucker
Hansford Mann
Ennis
Frederick Bauer
West
Ennis Tucker
Marines Report Two Enlistments From Local Recruits
Local Marine recruiters announced two new enlistments, Ronald E. Rogers and James F. Williams, both 19 and 18 respectively, from Illinois towns Brazil and Casey, tied to 1966 high school graduations. They enter four-year Marine service under the aviation program, training in San Diego. Navy records show Donald W. Smith, 18, of Terre Haute, also enlisting for four years, with basic training at Great Lakes.
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Marine
Navy
Frank Sikora
Ronald E. Rogers
Illa J. Rogers
Brazil
U. S. Marine Corps
James F. Williams
Katherine M. Williams
Casey
Ill
Casey High School
Marine Corps Depot
San Diego
Calif
B. J. Moss
Donald W. Smith
Wayne Smith
RR 1
Terre Haute
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Iil
Indiana unemployment claims drop 23 percent from year ago
The Indiana Employment Security Division said 12 271 unemployment insurance claims were filed last week, down 23 percent from the same week a year earlier.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Aerial wedding planned aboard jetliner in California
In Burbank California UPI reports a unique wedding planned in the clouds. President J Floyd Andrews granted use of a jetliner for two hours for the marriage of Jim Shultz and Barbara Wall with a champagne party aboard the Boeing 727. The ceremony ends with a landing in San Diego and a pre honeymoon reception.
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Burbank
Calif
Hulman Field Storage Area Is Accepted
Acceptance of a new Air Defense Command facility at Hulman Field has been reported by Maj. Robert Smith. Air Force inspectors approved a two day evaluation by Col. G. T. Perry and Lt. Charles R. Lesbee, with construction by Dinger Contracting Co. and Navy oversight dating from 1964.
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Air Defense Command
Hulman Field
ADC
First Fighter Wing
Maj
Robert Smith
Maj. Smith
Air Force
Selfridge Air Force Base
Michigan
Col
G. T. Perry
First Air Force Base
Stewart Afb
New York
Charles R. Lesbee
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lesbee
Perry
Navy
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Dinger Contracting Co
Staten Island
N. Y
Rose Graduate Receives Honor
Wendell E. Carroll, 49, Terre Haute, Rose Polytechnic alum and Rose board member, elected a director of Dorr-Oliver Inc. in Stamford. He earned a 1938 B.S. in electrical engineering, worked as sales engineer and district manager for Square D Co. in Houston from 1939 to 1947, with a wartime four-year hiatus, and founded Regent Controls in 1947. He has been named a Tau Beta Pi member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell E. Carroll
Terre Hauteau
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Stamford
Tau Beta Pi
Rose
Go Cart Blast Damages Terre Haute Home
A go cart exploded in the basement of John Biggins home at 1810 N 4th St in Terre Haute causing about 250 dollars in damage. Fire investigators cite a faulty electric light cord sparking gasoline fumes from the racing vehicle under repair. Fire Department Pump Companies 3 7 and 10 Truck No 2 and Assistant Chief Frank Keamt responded.
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Terre Haute
John Biggins
N. 4Th St
Frank Keamt
Collision injures two youths on Poplar Street
Police report two teens were hurt in a collision in the 2700 block of Poplar Street. Virginia Smith, 18, was admitted with head injuries, while driver Jerry Smith, 18, was treated and released. The car backed into a truck driven by Raymond Scoggins of Motor Freight Corp.
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Poplar St
St. Anthony Hospital
Virginia Smith
S. 22Nd St
Jerry Smith
N. 10Th St
Smith
Raymond Scoggins
Motor Freight Corp
Williams fined in center-line driving case in city court
Ora Williams, 54, of 3129 N. 23rd St., was fined 27.25 for driving left of center in city court before Judge Edward S. Everett. He was found not guilty of failing to yield to an emergency vehicle. His car was in a May 8 collision with a police car at the intersection of 25th St. and Wabash Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Williams
23Rd St
Edward S. Everett
Williams
25Th St
Wabash Ave
Funeral services for Carl Muller die in California
Carl Muller, 65, longtime Detroit News employee for 31 years until retirement last December, died Thursday in South Laguna California. Funeral services will be held Monday in San Clemente California.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Carl Muller
Detroit News
South Laguna
Terre Haute Air Pollution Board names chief interview head
Richard W. Guelzow, plant manager at Commercial Solvents Corp., will head a committee to interview candidates for Terre Haute air control chief. The board, led by Dr. Warren Bowden, met at City Hall to plan procedures for federal grants and adopt a budget.
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Richard W. Guelzow
Commercial Solvents Corp
Terre Haute
Bowden
County Board of Health
Ralph Tucker
Frank Crawford
Joseph Silcock
Robert Monroe
Raymond Hodler
Curtis Willey
Mary Grover
Morning Judge Sappingfield Faces Local Offenses
A list of minor charges includes Mornin Judge Frank Sappingfield 19 of 1454 Beech Street fined $45 for assault and battery. Woodrow Davis 18 of 3006 North 4th Street fined $7.25 for false auto registration. James Laughrey 21 of 3442 Crystle Road case continued to June 10 for speeding. Connie Myles 16 of 2940 Jefferson Street fined $3.25 for no operator license. Karen Bowden 21 of 618 Swan Street fined $3.25 for no operator license. Terrance Benson 28 of Sullivan ordered to pay $15 weekly for failure to provide.\"
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Frank Sappingfield
Beech St
Woodrow Davis
4Th St
James Laughrey
Crystle Rd
Connie Myles
Jefferson St
Karen Bowden
Swan St
Terrance Benson
Sullivan
May 1966 Cold and Wet Month Sets Record Lows
Dr. G David Koch reports May 1966 as cold and wet with two record low temperatures and a killing frost on May 10 1966. The average May temperature was 58 5 degrees 5 2 below the 65 year mean and May 1966 was the coldest since 1961 and second coldest since 1954.
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G. David Koch
Indiana State University
Wabash River
Wabash
Spoon River Play Tonight at Weldin Talley Memorial
The Community Theatre of Terre Haute presents Mr Masters of Spoon River adapted from Edgar Lee Masters poetry at 8 30 p m Saturday free to the public ISU Fine Arts Festival cast all ISU students with Gene Rump directing and Barbara Graves listed among cast members Rae Akens to direct following events include the CT annual meeting and award night June 7 and CT picnic June 14 open to members and season ticket holders.
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Community Theatre of
Terre Haute
ISU
Weldin Talley Memorial Playhouse
Edgar Lee Masters
Robert Wiandt
Mr. Masters
Spoon River
Gene Rump
Barbara Graves
Karen Updike
Dave Cole
Ginger Letsinger
Dick Thayer
Sycamore Players
Rae Akens
Sycamore Club
Will Probated for Lillian M. Walters May 27 death
Probate filed for Lillian M. Walters 62 who died May 27. Named executor is American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Company of Indianapolis. Heirs include Nina Morford Indianapolis Lorena Buck 2010 Wabash Ave Evelyn Lindoff South Bend William F Walters RR 2 Seelyville Donald M Walters Indianapolis Penny Kinerim Anderson. Kriner and Harman of Indianapolis and Bauer and Bauer local firm serve as counsel.
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Lillian M. Walters
American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Company of
Indianapolis
Nina Morford
Lorena Buck
Wabash Ave
Evelyn Lindoff
South Bend
William F. Walters
RR 2
Seelyville
Donald M. Walters
Penny Kinerim
Anderson
Kriner and Harman
Bauer and
Bauer
Burglar Alarm Raised by Air Force Jet Sonic Boom
Police rushed to a Marysville bank after a burglar alarm sounded but nothing was missing. Investigators found the alarm triggered by a sonic boom from an Air Force jet.
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Marysville
Calif
UPI
Change of venue in Vigo County assault case
A Vigo County assault case against Ronald P. Norris and Paul F. Ladika was moved to Sullivan Circuit Court before Judge Joe Lowdermilk. The defendants seek a fair trial outside local publicity, with charges of assault on Gary Quinn outside the Dresser tavern last August.
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Vigo County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Joe Lowdermilk
Ronald P. Norris
Paul F. Ladika
Norris
Ladika
Gary Quinn
Trio to Sing at Eighth Avenue Baptist Church
The Noteable Trio will perform Sunday June 5 at 7 p.m. at Eighth Avenue Baptist Church. Members are Michael Butts tenor Shelly Morgan baritone Wayne Stout lead with Mrs Sally Arnold on piano. Public invitation.
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Eighth Avenue Baptist Church
Michael Butts
Shelly Morgan
Wayne Stout
Sally Arnold
Ammonia Gas Suits Result in Major Awards and Settlements
A prominent Indianapolis physician testified on ammonia odor and flammability thresholds as part of a large wave of damage suits against a gas utility. In March 1964 sixty four suits settled out of court for 1.653 million dollars, with death claims up to 500000 and jury claims to 375000. Most cases were in Vigo County or nearby courts. one in Federal Court.
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Rolla Harger
Indianapolis
Vigo County
The
Home Packing Co
Dix, Dix, Patrick, Ratcliffe and Adamson
Ice, Miller, Donadio and
State Drops Action Against Stephanie Baniszewski Case
The state drops action against Stephanie Baniszewski. Paula Baniszewski, 18, and Stephanie receive life terms for second degree murder in Indiana. Stephanie’s brother John Jr., 13, and Richard D Hobbs and Coy Hubbard, 15, are convicted of manslaughter and each sentenced to 221 years. The case centers on the 10 day abuse of Sylvia Baniszewski at the Baniszewski home where the victim boarded with her parents running a food concession at carnivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Baniszewski
Indiana Women’s Prison
Stephanie
John Jr
Richard D. Hobbs
Coy Hubbard
State Reformatory
Sylvia
Baniszewski
Stephanie and Shirley Face Grand Jury Action in Court
Stephanie and her 10-year-old sister Shirley appeared before the grand jury Friday. Deputy Prosecutor Le Roy K. New moved to dismiss Stephanie's charge. Judge Saul I. Rabb granted the motion. Rabb received a motion for a new trial for Paula. Paula’s attorney George P. Rice Jr. argued Rabb erred in denying Paula a separate trial and in admitting her police statement. No immediate ruling was made.
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Stephanie
Shirley
Leroy K. New
Saul I. Rabb
Rabb
Paula
George P. Rice Jr
Aged Man Struck by Car Near 11th Street Intersection
Albert Tryon a 76 year old resident of 3100 S 11th St was hit by a car driven by 16 year old Timothy Bothe as he crossed 11th St and Margaret Ave He was taken to St Anthony Hospital with injuries to his arms and legs an ambulance from Hickman handled the emergency run.
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Albert Tryon
S. 11Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
Tryon
Timothy Bothe
11Th St
Margaret Ave
Hickman
Fire prevention expert Thomas Seddon Duke dies at 76
Funeral services planned for Thomas Seddon Duke a nationally known fire prevention expert aged 76 who died Thursday at Lankenau Hospital in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Thomas Seddon Duke
Lankenau Hospital
Buddhists Boycott Planned as Hue Protests Topple Diem
The Buddhist campaign to topple Diem prompts Thich Tri Quang to pledge a boycott of elections planned by Ky’s military government. Separately, Korean forces report heavy clashes with Viet Cong in Operation Crag Horse resulting in hundreds of Viet Cong killed and several prisoners taken.
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Diem
Thich Tri Quang
Hue
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tri Quang
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tam Chau
Tam Chau
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Phu My
Saigon
Madison Surgeon Survives Rough Plane Crash Landing
Dr William K Haney a Madison physician surgeon and 22 year veteran pilot walked away unharmed after his twin engine plane crash landed in a rough pasture a mile north of the Madison Airport. The craft sustained minor damage and Haney has nearly 5000 flying hours.
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Madison, Ind
Madison
William K. Haney
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Rex Humbard
Cathedral OF Tomorrow
Thurs
National Guard Armory
Terre Haute, Ind
Cathedral Quartet
Vic Clay
God IS the Answer
Wtwo-Tv
Hulman
Indiana Air National Guard
Air Pollution Board
Pope Paul VI
John XXIII
Saverio
Giuseppe Roncelli
St. Peter’s Basilica
Pope Paul
John
Angela
Pope John
Smiths
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