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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1967
Page
3
A collection of Dear Abby reader questions about bathing aging mothers and managing family duties. A mother in her seventies resists care, a daughter uses playful methods to bathe her, and a minister's wife receives wedding RSVP questions. A sitter’s mother also notes conflicts over exposing helpers to illness.
U S officials say oil and farming sustain warring Middle East states with limited industry. Egypt and Israel move toward industrialization but rely on major powers for weapons and lack auto manufacturing. Egypt's 1965 auto output about 3 000 vehicles. Israel's GNP near 4 billion. neighboring Arab states total about 8 billion. Kuwait tops at over 1.5 billion with oil wealth.
President Byers Burlinghame of Studebaker Corp says the firm will never build passenger cars again. He cites STP Division’s plan to build 20 turbine race cars for 1968 and notes the company closed its last auto plant in Hamilton, Ontario, on March 4, 1966 after a year of losses and a $16.5 million profit from diversification.
Harold C. Feightner, former Indiana Brewers Association secretary, told Indiana University’s ninth annual alcoholism workshop that more residents drink today, but per person consumption is lower. He cited higher overall numbers yet reduced individual intake vs historical peaks, noting spirits, beer, and wine trends along with regulatory measures in many states.
Bernadette Shonka a St Marys of the Woods junior and Knox native becomes the first girl to qualify for the US Army scholarship program. She may take the $317 monthly stipend from September through June while two years of active WAC service follow.
About 10 000 IBEW members in Indianapolis and Bloomington voted against RCA’s contract proposal on May 12. Bloomington workers still struck. Indianapolis locals kept picketing as talks stalled in Washington with no resumption planned before Wednesday. The dispute centers on a 6.5 percent yearly wage rise versus RCA’s 4 percent first year and 3 percent in years two and three plus a cost of living bump.
Two boys fled from the Indiana State Boy School at Plainfield on Monday. Identified are Paul Clifford Newhouse, 16, of Indianapolis, and Roosevelt Daniels, 12, of Rising Sun. Three others who escaped last week have returned or been captured, according to a school spokesman.
Boston faced a fourth straight night of unrest in Roxbury with police clashing with youths against a backdrop of Mothers for Adequate Welfare protests. Mayor Collins and church leaders sparred over police methods as 150 officers patrolled Grove Hall. more than 100 people were injured and at least 75 arrested.
Purdue University trustees propose removing 650 graves from the Purdue Indiana University Fort Wayne campus at a cost of 130000. The graves belong to children who died at the Fort Wayne school for the mentally retarded.
Ninety two citizens determine next year’s allocations for 28 United Fund agencies during a week of budgeting sessions led by Tom Hogan executive VP of Eastern Express Company. The Allocation and Budget Committee of 91 volunteers meets in five panels to review agency budgets and defend funding for 1968.
Seven divorces were awarded in Vigo superior courts Monday. Judge McCrory granted multiple divorces and restored former names. Alimony and child custody orders were issued in several cases including restitution to 1,000 dollars and weekly support, with names and addresses listed for the involved parties. The article also notes Guyana's independence in 1966.
Gerstmeyer senior Thomas Runge National Merit finalist has been notified by the University of Illinois Board of Trustees as recipient of a tuition waiver for 1967 68 renewable on satisfactory performance. He resides with his parents Mr and Mrs Wallace Runge and sister Barbara at 129 Hulman Salem Road. Tom participates in National Honor Society lists eighth ninth class ranks and has majors in English social studies mathematics science with a French minor. He serves as vice president for Midwest Company of the Year in Junior Achievement and has earned several honors in chemistry golf and tennis while active in Key Club Campus Revue Hi Y and Future Teachers of America.
Hong Kong harbor described as among the finest in the East, a major British naval station, and one of the world’s great trans shipment ports.
Crisp Dacron checks and linen blends for summer shirts. Pattern 9069 offers sizes 12 through 20 with yardage details and a 0.39 inch fabric option. Price 60.5 cents per pattern plus 15 cents postage and handling for first class mail. Send to Mari at Terre Haute Tribune Pattern Dept for the Spring Summer catalog.
The Associated Press reports scattered showers across Indiana with warm humid conditions persisting through Thursday. Thunderstorm risk remains, rain chances from 30 percent in the north to 20 percent in the south. Daytime highs range from the low 80s in the north to the high 80s in the south. Fort Wayne and Evansville reached 83, with 82 recorded in South Bend Lafayette and Indianapolis.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police began patrolling the Northwest and extended its work nationwide. It now provides provincial policing service to all provinces except Ontario and Quebec.
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