Terre Haute to Reshape Bus Routes With New 35-Min Service
Terre Haute city bus routes will be revised with major changes starting June 17 and June 24. A new East Wabash West Terre Haute line runs every 35 minutes from 5:15 a.m. to 7:05 p.m. and serves Fruitridge Avenue landmarks including Quaker Maid plant and Highland Lawn Cemetery. North Nineteenth Street gains two buses for 30 minute service and serves Columbia Records on Fruitridge. South Seventh Street adds a hospital route via Farrington Sixth and College, East Locust Street gets one hour service 10 a.m. to 1:35 p.m. Transfers drop from ten to five cents to cut costs. Richard Benjamin led the plan to broaden access and improve system viability.
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Terre Haute
Richard Benjamin
West Terre Haute
Benjamin
Fruitridge Avenue
Quaker Maid
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Deming Park
Transist
Columbia Records
Maple Avenue
Fruitridge
Thirty-Eighth Street
Archeology lecture at DePauw University in Greencastle
Public lecture on The Use of Aerial Photography in Locating Archeological Sites will be delivered by Professor Robert Pace associate professor of anthropology at Indiana State University. The event hosted by Professor Edward Dolan will take place in DePauw's new anthropology museum in Asbury Hall basement and will feature slide illustrations. The public is invited.
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Boys State
Vigo County
Hoosier Boys State
Indiana University
Vigo County School Corp
Gary Kelm
Robert Kent Stimac
Dave Everhart
Bill Haymaker
Robert Pace
Bury Hall
Edward Dolan
DePauw University
Russian poet puts Kennedy death in verse
Yevtushenko recited on Moscow TV about the assassination of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. He urged America to reflect on its actions, condemning the bombing in Vietnam and the nation’s faltering conscience while calling out the Statue of Liberty. He had met Kennedy during a U.S. visit but spoke little of the senator personally.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Robert F. Kennedy
America
Kennedy
United States
Yevtushenko
Martin Luther) King
Vietnam
Statue of Liberty
Harriman and Vance Attend Kennedy Funeral in New York
Ambassadors W. Averell Harriman and Cyrus R. Vance, leading the U.S. Vietnam peace talks, fly to New York for Senator Robert F. Kennedy's funeral. Talks are in recess until Wednesday. Harriman plans to return to Paris, while Vance may stay in the U.S. for several days. The seventh session of talks met recently as officials warn of a slow pace likely to continue amid ongoing war and possible rising violence.
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Paris
W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Harriman
Vance
United States
North Vietnam
South
No Comment From Communist China On Kennedy Shooting
UPI reports Communist China propaganda outlets were silent on the shooting and death of Senator Robert F Kennedy while devoting hours of broadcasts to the Arab peoples anti imperialistic struggle in the Middle East.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Robert F. Kennedy
Middle East
Crash Victim Recovering After Two Car Accident
A local woman, Diana K. Owen, 21, in good condition at St. Anthony Hospital after a two car crash at Sixth and Walnut Streets. Owen fractured her arm when her car hit one driven by David G. Waller, 19, of Evansville. Owen’s son Robert, four, and passenger Daisie Secord, 57, were slightly injured.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Diana K. Owen
N. 9Th St
David G. Waller
Evansville
Premier hints recalling minister over Vietnam peace talk remark
Saigon reports Premier Tran Van Huong may recall from a U S tour cabinet minister Phan Quang Dan who allegedly urged peace talks with the Viet Cong. Dan told the Hoover Institute speech that you must either kill them all or talk to them, and killing all is impossible.
Bee Swarms Hit City as Heat Draws Out Honey
Beekeepers report several bee swarms across the city amid hot humid weather. A swarm entered the Paul Dresser birthplace at 1st and Farrington Streets and was cleared by exterminators. other swarms were seen at 8th and Ohio, 18th Street, and Wabash Avenue. A beeman said the bees look for honey and are not dangerous since they do not sting while full.
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Paul Dresser
1St
Farrington Sts
8Th
Ohio Sts
18Th St
Wabash Ave
Boundary Peak Stands as Nevada's Highest Point
Boundary Peak rises to 13,145 feet above sea level, marking the highest point in Nevada. The peak is a well known landmark attracting hikers and geographers seeking the state’s elevation extreme.
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Nevada
Boundary Peak
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Greencastle
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