Temperatures In May Well Below Normal
May 1967 saw well below normal temperatures and above average rainfall. The average temperature was 58.0 degrees, 5.7 below the 65 year mean, with 256 degree days and 18.74 inches of total precipitation, the wettest May on record outside 1943. Thunderstorms occurred on six days, including a tornado watch with none sighted, and the Wabash River stayed above flood stage from May 9 to 17.
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Indiana
Terre Haute
Wabash
Two Indy Executives Named to Hanover College Board
Hanover College selects Thomas B. Lake president of Eli Lilly International Corp. and Richard B. DeMars president of Carl M. Geupel Construction Co. for its board of trustees. They succeed Dr. William Wishard Jr. retiring after 33 years and S. Edgar Lauther formerly of Columbus now in Los Angeles.
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Hanover, Ind
UPI
Indianapolis
Hanover College
Thomas B. Lake
Eli Lilly International Corp
Richard B. DeMars
Carl M. Geupel Construction Co
Lake
DeMars
William Wishard, Jr
S. Edgar Lauther
Columbus
Los Angeles
Boy Is Saved In San Francisco Miracle Theft
A 7 pound boy was found alive after a bag was abandoned near Glen Park. Nurse Mrs. Frank Hubinsky saw a woman drive away with a suitcase. carpenter Frank Hubinsky found the bag and the baby in weeds. The infant was reported in excellent condition and the couple plans to adopt.
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San
Francisco
Frank Hubinsky
Glen Park
Mine First Aid Teams Clash At Sullivan
In Sullivan Indiana sixteen annual first aid teams from local coal mines will contest at the high school field on Saturday June 10 beginning at 10 a.m. Teams include Thunderbird No 1 No 2 and No 3 Shaw Creek Wright Enos and more led by captains Pershing Page McKinney Clark Gore Coplen. The Indiana Joint Committee for Underground and Strip Mine Safety sponsors the event with cooperation from the U S Bureau of Mines U M W A District 11 and industry groups.
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Sullivan
Ind
Indiana
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Thunderbird No
Dale Pershing
Charles Penrod
John McLaughlin
Charles Wilson
James Thomas
Calvin Snodgrass
Herschel Keller
Thunderbird
James Wilson
Bobby Oliver
Shaw Creek
James Clark
Richard Fillis
Roser Gwalney
Cledith Pace
Robert E. Grundhoefer
Jack Barnett
Robert Holtz
Carl Smith
Jerry W. Scales
Wright
Charles Gore
Herbert Boyles Jr
Everett Frank
James W. Jones
Frank Shoulders
George Martin
William Bivins
Enos
H.omer Coplen
Fatal collision near Rome kills Brano en route to airport
An ambulance carrying Antonio Brano to Rome Fiumicino Airport for heart surgery collided with a car on Saturday. Brano died and several others were injured in the crash.
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Rome
UPI
Antonio Brano
Houston
Tex
Brano
Scouts Camp Director Park Accepts New Promotion
David Park will leave his post as Director of Camping and Kineuma District Executive for the Wabash Valley Council to become program director for the North Shore Area Council at Glen Coe Tl. Park helped raise the council camping program and led Krientenstein to high scores. Malcolm Wright called the move a promotion and said no replacement yet.
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David Park
Kineuma
Wabash Valley Council
Boy Scouts
North Shore Area Council
Glencoe
Malcolm Wright
Wright
Dave
Park
Council
National Council
Krientenstein
Vigo County
Sullivan County
Terre Haute
Rare Ming scroll highlights Oriental show at Swope Gallery
A new Far East exhibit at Sheldon Swope Art Gallery features a Ming dynasty tempera on silk scroll of the god of Longevity with two attendants. The show includes Japanese and Indian pieces such as color prints by Utamaro Hiroshige and Toyokuni, porcelain, statues, screens, and bronze items. The exhibition runs June 3 to July 16 with free admission Tuesdays through Sundays.
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Sheldon Swope
Far East
Lin Tsao Chung
Howard E. Wooden
Europe
Edouard Manet
Vlaminck
Braque
Dufy
Matisse
Swope Gallery
Utamaro
Hiroshige
Whistler
Hiroshige II
Hiroshige III
Toyokuni
Okioyee
Retired Iowa editor Moody dies at 74
Clarence W. Moody former editor publisher of the Burlington Hawk Eye died in a local hospital at age 74 after a stroke. He had more than 50 years in Midwestern journalism and was born in Skidmore Missouri. His widow Bess survives. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Christ Episcopal Church.
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Burlington, Iowa
Clarence W. Moody
Burlington Hawk-Eye
Moody
Skidmore
Bess
Christ Episcopal Church
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Lee Anderson
Ralph Scharfe
Jack Nelson
Hanover Board
Risingwear
Iowa
Chals
Ata
Vara Schultz
Penguin
Bat
Fairway
Fiber Industries, Inc
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