Region Seven to Meet on Mental Health Center Plan
A six county regional Mental Health and Retardation Planning unit chaired by James F. Conover will meet June 16 at the Terre Haute House to review a Comprehensive Mental Health Center plan adopted in August 1965 and approved by the State Planning Commission. The plan covers organizational, architectural, schematic and building aspects plus financing methods with a July 1 application deadline. Region Seven includes Clay Greene Parke Sullivan Vermillion and Vigo counties with offices at 20 Chestnut St Terre Haute.
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James F. Conover
Terre Haute House
Region Seven
State Planning Commission
Planning Commission
William C. Weaks
Clay
Greene
Parke
Sullivan
Vermillion
Vigo
Chestnut St
Terre Haute
Garfield Grad to Naval Academy
Errett Jay Bozarth of Garfield High School has been selected for the U S Naval Academy. He will report to Annapolis on June 28 for indoctrination and graduates on June 7 with an outstanding record. The son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth M Bozarth of RR 1 Rosedale is active in Maple Avenue Methodist Church.
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Errett Jay Bozarth
Garfield High School
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Kenneth M. Bozarth
RR 1
Rosedale
Errett
Maple Avenue Methodist Church
Garfield
James A. McDougal
Julius McDougal
U. S. Air Force
Sergeant McDougal
Luke Afb
Ariz
Gerstmeyer High School
Josephine Richmond
Scholar Midshipman Visits Global Ports After Academy Years
A three year football player, he earned the Zimm erman Award as Most Outstanding Player this year. He joined the National Honor Society and the Lettermen's Club. Four years at the Academy will cover science naval science engineering social sciences and humanities with summer cruises to Europe South America and the Far East. Last year the Midshipmen toured Hawaii the Philippines Japan Hong Kong Naples Athens Gibraltar and Turkey in the Mediterranean and Oslo Stockholm Copenhagen and Hamburg in Northern Europe.
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The
Academy
Europe
South America
Far East
Hawaii
Philippines
Japan
Hong Kong
Pacific
Naples
Athens
Gibraltar
Turkey
Mediterranean
Oslo
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Reagan Named to Eureka College Board
Ronald Reagan was named Saturday to the Eureka College Board of Trustees in Eureka Illinois. The former student from 1932 will serve a second six year term after previously serving 1947 to 1953 and receiving an honorary degree in humane letters in 1957. Reagan, 55, hails from Dixon Illinois and won California governor’s office last year by defeating Edmund Brown.
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Eureka, Ill
Ronald Reagan
California
Eureka College
Reagan
Humane Metters
Regan
Dixon
Ill
Edmund Brown
Okefenokke Swamp Name Meaning
Okefenokke Swamp in southwest Georgia is an immense cyprus and waterland. The name derives from an Indian term meaning Land of the trembling earth.
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Okefenokke Swamp
Cyprus
Georgia
Rose Griffy Memorial Scholarship Honors ISU Nursing Student
Miss Mary Ann Fischer of 900 S. 7th Street received Indiana State University’s first Rose Griffy Memorial Scholarship in Nursing. The $250 award supports her 1967-68 senior year, funded by Alfred D. Griffy to honor his late wife Rose whose 1966 automobile death prompted the fund. Carl E. Parks of the ISU Foundation notes initial $1,000 gift established the endowment.
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Rose Griffy
Alfred D. Griffy
Terre Haute
Mary Ann Fischer
Indiana State University
Dorothy McMullann
ISU School of Nursing
S. 7Th Street
Fischer
Carl E. Parks
ISU Foundation
ISU
Griffy
Woman Dies After Car Hits Tree Near Fairfield
Ellen Koontz, 57, of Fairfield, Illinois, died from injuries after her car went out of control and struck a tree on U.S. 45 about a mile south of Fairfield. State Police said she was pronounced dead at Fairfield Memorial Hospital.
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Fairfield
U.S. 45
Illinois
Ellen Koontz
Fairfield Memorial Hospital
Birth day dinner honors Carlisle area grandchildren
Mr and Mrs Mark Gentry near Pleasantville hosted a birthday dinner for three grandchildren Dave Archer Don Archer and Pamala Sue Jerrels Sunday Attending were Har ley Archer and sons Don David and Jeffrey of Wesphalia Gertrude Meek Carlisle and John Gentry with Michael and James Mandy Jerrels Pamela Robert and Ricky plus the hosts James Polk Geoffrey Madison Wis overnight guests Ralph Shepherd Poway Calif former Carlisle Vincennes resident Arthur Speed Smith Cham paign Ill and children Mike Julia and Steve visiting his parents Arthur and Mrs Susazi Dugger Beth Ann Flaugher Huntington Ind with her parents Chester Charlton they later visited relatives in Russell Ky Miss Audrey Cox and Elmer East hosted by Emmitt Cox Chicago visiting Tuesday.
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Carlisle
Ind
Mark Gentry
Pleasantville
Dave
Don Archer
Pamala Sue Jerrels
Harley D. Archer
Don
David
Jeffrey
Wesphalia
Gertrude Meek
John Gentry
Michael
James
Mandy Jerrels
Pamela
Robert
Ricky
James Polk
Geoffrey
Madison
Wis
Mary Burton
Ralph Shepherd
Poway
Calif
Merlie Winkles
Vincennes
Arthur
Speed) Smith
Mike
Julia
Steve
Champaign
Arthur Smith
Bruce Utt
Audrey Cox
Elmer East
Arthur Coleman
Emmitt Cox
Chicago
Auto in Wild Slide Driver Slightly Hurt
One man is confined to Union Hospital with chest injuries after a one car crash on Lockport Road. Six other people were treated and released from St. Anthony Hospital after a three car pileup at 3rd and Hulman Streets. Wayne Rader 37 suffered chest injuries and the car was a total loss.
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Union Hospital
St. Anthony Hospital
Wayne Rader
S. 17Th St
Lockport Rd
Rader
Lockport
Canal Rd
Ball-Porter
3Rd and
Hulman Sts
Southside Hospital
Ffrank Manion
8Th St
Cynthia Cox
W. Johnson St
Larry
Sharon Jones
34Th St
Garland Tyren
West Terre Haute
Bill Carpenter
Sycamore SL
Church Help Asked for a Railroad Sermon Request
In 1837 Worcester to Springfield railroad builders faced heavy criticism and sent letters to Massachusetts churches asking ministers to preach on the moral benefits of railroads to bolster support and public opinion.
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Worcester
Mass
UPI
Western Railroad
Springfield
EXPO Terre Haute parade of homes planned for September
The Home Builders Association of Greater Terre Haute will sponsor EXPO Terre Haute a parade of six fully furnished model homes at Douglas Place Lincolnshire with a tented exhibitor area and children’s playground. Mayor Ralph Tucker and six builders initiated ground breaking for the event set September 9 to 24 with hopes of making it annual Contemporary Development Inc Lamont Construction Co Robert Kennedy Mack Van Houtin Rumbaugh Construction Co Samuel F Sterchi participate.
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Douglas Place
Lincolnshire
Stan Troyer
Larry Rumbaugh
Ray Thomas
Kermit “Red” Lough
Mac van Houtin
Sam Sterch
Harry Cash
Paul LaMount
Bob Kennedy
Kermit (Red) Lough
Ralph Tucker
Home Builders Association
Expo Terre Haute
Contemporary Development Inc
Lamont Construc
IU NURSES TO RECEIVE PINS AT COMMENCEMENT
One hundred sixteen Indiana University nursing graduates will receive pins at a Bloomington ceremony before the June 11 commencement. The 160 senior students include 23 from Indianapolis and represent 70 Indiana towns, 48 counties, 12 other states, and Washington, D.C. Pinning occurs Sunday at 5:00 p.m. near the Well House with Dean Emily Holmquist presenting pins.
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Indiana
Washington, D.C
Indiana University School of Nursing
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Emily Holmquist
Well House
Nema
Nes Ab Nlasta
R.N
Vicky Darlene Colgazier
Lee Colglazier
Farmersburg
Nancy Jeanine Johnson
William F. Johnson
Merom
Danny
Janis Anne) Emimert
Louis Metro
Parkview
Terre Haute
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