Doctor Hunt May Switch To Havana
New York reports the disappearance of Dr Harvey Lothringer and his Cuban-born girlfriend Theresa Carillo amid a suspected abortion death. The FBI and police consider he fled to Cuba, with broad international search efforts and a possible Swiss embassy inquiry due to diplomatic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Quebec
Canada
Mexico City
Harvey Lothringer
Theresa, Carillo
FBI
Lothringer
Barbara Soframento
New Rochelle
N. Y
Long Island
United States
Havana
Miss Carillo
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Montreal
New York City
Traffic Department Reports Wrong-Way Violations in Manhattan Changeover
New York traffic officials say 2,380 drivers went the wrong way on new one-way streets in lower Manhattan during the first three days of the changeover. Warning summonses were issued. In the following three days when tickets were issued not a single driver erred, the department noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPD
Lower Manhattan
Princeton Graduate Tied to Teen Abortion Ring
Queens prosecutors accuse Lothringer, a Princeton and New York university alumnus, of running a landslide abortion operation. After his flight, at least 24 complaints allege connections to teen abortions and three luxury cars were found in his Lothringer garage.
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Lothringer
Queens County
Princeton
New York
Theater Entrance Crash Injures Driver at North Drive In
Delbert Link Meyers owner of Myers Patrol Service at 329 South Thirteenth street suffered neck and back injuries when his car was rear ended by a hit and run driver in front of the North Drive In Theater on Lafayette avenue about 12:35 a.m. Investigators said Meyers declined medical attention and will pursue a warrant for Richard Roby of 1334 Second avenue. Insurance damages tied to the rear bumper. Another report notes Fred Freeman of Elm street had a truck struck by a hit and run near Seventh and Elm with $150 damage to the left side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Link Meyers
South Thirteenth Street
Myers Patrol Service
Lafayette Avenue
Myers
David Eaton
Gerald Loudermilk
Jack Haynes
Richard Roby
Second Avenue
Roby
Fred Freeman
Elm Street
Seventh
Seventh and Elm Streets
Club Meeting in Terre Haute with Aluminum Talk
Terre Haute Personnel Club will meet Tuesday at 6 30 p m at Louise s Restaurant. Speaker Gray don Ley chemist with the Anaconda Aluminum Company will discuss Manufacturing and Production of Aluminum. Reservations by noon Monday with Pat Williams or Paul Waggoner.
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Terre Haute Personnel Club
Louise
Graydon Ley
Anaconda Aluminum Company
Pat Williams
Paul Waggoner
Protest Filed Over West Berlin Shooting Incident
Strong protest filed with Russ over shooting describes over 200 shots fired and bullets hitting ships and buildings in the U S sector. West Berlin police say they returned fire to protect civilians and a Soviet boat, while East German actions draw censure from authorities and Mayor Brandt warns against passivity as refugees face danger.
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U.S
West Berlin
U. S
Watson
Moscow
West Sector
Willy Brandt
U S Discourages Russian Berlin Note
Washington reports say the United States sees no Kremlin move to reignite Berlin crisis despite a strong Soviet note. Talks with the Soviet Union continue with a June 18 meeting planned between Dean Rusk and Anatoly Dobrynin as East German escape events draw Russian blame toward Western provocateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Russia
Berlin
Soviet Union
Kremlin
United States
Dean Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
Britain
France
West Berlin
Concert at Deming Park Sunday
Jimmy Adams's band will entertain at a public concert Sunday evening June 10 from 6 to 8 at Deming Park. The annual series is open to the public and held at the concert stand near the park concession in the center. A twist contest for children under 10 will be held during Sunday's event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Adams
Deming Park
Goat Traps Worker Motorist Faces Multiple Charges
Newport Isle of Wight June 9 A man called police claiming a goat trapped him. Raymond Ross 25 was jailed on public intoxication DUI traffic light and five stop sign charges after a high speed chase and wreck near Fourth and Hulman streets. His companion John Pollick 32 was released after questioning.
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Newport
Isle of Wight
Raymond Ross
Lafayette Avenue
Tryon
Coffey, Yontz
Reeves
Ross
Ohio Street
Third
Ohio Streets
Fourth Street
Walnut Street
Fourth
Hulman Streets
John Pollick
Poplar ‘Street
Ed Bingham
Pollick
Foundry Workers Idle At Three Wabash Valley Plants
More than 500 workers at Gartland Foundry Terre Haute Malleable Manufacturing Co. and Midwest Body & Manufacturing Division of Electrographic Corp. have been idle as negotiators seek new contracts. Local 127, Local 265 and Local 187 members cited wage disputes as the main sticking point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley
International Union of Moulders and Foundry Workers of North America
Gartland Foundry
Terre Haute Malleable Manufacturing Co
International Union of Allied Workers of America
Paris
Ill
Terre Haute
Midwest Body & Manufacturing
Electrographic Corp
Grocery Store Burglary Probe
John Kammerer owner of the Blue Front Grocery at 1226 College Avenue reported a break in between 5 pm Friday and 8 am Saturday. Thieves took 15 dozen eggs two more from an ice box cigarettes and milk, entry via a north side door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kammerer
Blue Front
College Avenue
Kammerer
William Heckelberg
Robert Bensinger
Garmony Construction, Co
Crawford Street
Reckless Driving Arrests For Two Young Drivers
William R. Scott and Marion R. Vermillion were arrested about 12 30 a m Saturday by Traffic Officers for reckless driving on Nineteenth Street Wabash Avenue. They were released for a City Court appearance next Wednesday. Officers Fortune and Shaffer observed them speeding side by side endangering other motorists at Twenty fifth Street and Wabash Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Scott
Garfield Avenue
Marion R. Vermillion
RR 1
West Terre Haute
Robert Fortune
Robert Shaffer
Scott
Vermillion
Nineteenth Street
Wabash Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Two Escapees Recaptured Near Indiana Car Lot
Hammond Indiana June 9 two prisoners from the Indiana State Farm at Putnamville were recaptured when police spotted them prowling a used car lot. Identified as Jack Roberts 19 Hammond and Thomas Jackson 20 New Castle, a third escapee remained at large.
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Hammond
Ind
Indiana State Farm
Putnamville
Jack Roberts
Thomas Jackson
New Castle
Antique Car Club to Paris on June 17 Tour
The Antique Classic Car Club invites members to meet June 17 at West Terre Haute Ball Park for a procession to Twin Lakes in Paris Illinois. President Bob Williams will lead in a 1916 Model T Ford, with other antique cars including a 1915 Buick 1919 Chevrolet 1928 Packard and 1928 Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antique Classic Car Club
West Terre Haute Ball Park
Twin Lakes
Paris
Ill
Bob Williams
Unknown Defendant In Court Action Over Child Possession
Audra Marie Stamper states that Ann Stamper mentioned in a court action over the possession of an 11-year-old girl is unknown to her and does not reside at 2401 North Thirteenth and One-half Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audra Marie Stamper
North Thirteenth
Ann Stamper
Nora Ault Returns to Terre Haute After Florida Move
Mrs. Nora Ault comes back to Terre Haute for a few days after moving to Fort Lauderdale. Her home remains 208 South Thirteenth Street where she owned and operated a beauty shop for 41 years before selling it and relocating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Ault
Terre Haute
Ft. Lauderdale
South Thirteenth Street
Florida
Market Reports Chicago hog cattle and sheep weekly summary
USDA weekly notes hog prices range from 14.00 to 17.25 for various weights with gains on lighter pigs and steady to weak on larger hogs. Cattle show declines in steers and heifers, bulls steady. prime loads 27.75 to 28.25, bulk steers 24.50 to 27.50, heifers 23.50 to 25.50. Sheep lift for lambs 1.50 to 2.00 higher, ewes steady. prime lambs 24.00 to 24.50, near 23.00 to 24.00 for other grades.
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Chicago
USDA
Local Markets Livestock and Grain Prices
Salable hogs 200 head with No 1 and No 2 hogs 190 to 220 lbs at 16.25 to 16.50 dollars, 220 to 260 lbs 15.75 to 16.25, 266 to 300 lbs 14.75 to 15.75, sows around 300 lbs 15.50 and down. Wheat 1.97, corn yellow ears 1.05 shelled 1.07, rye No 2 1.12, soybeans yellow 2.34 black and mixed 2.04. Indiana fryers 16, roosters 16-19. Eggs large 23-24, medium 14-16, small 11-12, B large 15-17.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Final accounts in Huntwork estate set for June 27 hearing
In Vigo Circuit Court Probate Division May Term 1962 Ruth Huntwork Reed as Administratrix filed a final account for the estate of Lawrence O Huntwork. The return is set for examination and action on June 27 1962 requiring all interested to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and claimants must also appear to prove heirship or claims.
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State of Indiana
County of
Vigo
Lawrence O. Huntwork
Ruth Huntwork Reed
Anna O. Lenhart
Elizabeth Catherine Lenhart
John L. Lenhart
Blair A. Rieth
Webb Berry
Indiana
Vigo County
Robert E. Lee
Gardendale
Terre Haute
Township 11
Honey Creek
Leonard F. Conrad
Everett and
Everett
State of
Melissa St. Peter
Gildo Bedino
Vigo Circuit Court
Fern Nuckolls
Alvin N. Yeager
Herbert R. Criss
Causey & Aldridge
Seelyville
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Melen
Board of County Commissioners
Towit
State Board of Accounts
State Board of Accounts of
Board of Commissioners
A. Leroy Lewgader
A. Leroy Lewiader
Indiana State College
Indiana State College Board
J. Kenneth Moulton
Guardianship and estate notices from Vigo County court
Public notices from Vigo Circuit Court in Indiana include guardianship action for Infant Boy Kirkham with trial set for July 23, 1962. final account hearings for Melissa St. Peter and Fern Nuckolls estates on June 22, 1962. and multiple bids and appropriation notices for Seelyville and Vigo County roads and county services, with bidding deadlines in June and July 1962.
Seven Year Itch Poem Ends With Cautionary Note
Poem by Mike Commons from Indianapolis tells of a seven year itch story with a witch and moral about snitching. Readers invited to submit poems to Tribune Star with signature. Local ads note products and church donations boxes and Father’s Day gift ideas from Greenwood Drugs and Mission Bell Studio.
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Doctor Hunt
Superior
Wabash Ave
Ry Nity Ees Hi Insurance
Tribune-Star
National Casualty Co
Helen M
National Casualty Company
Tribune Star
Buzzwic
By Jimmy Hairo
Bot
Willya
Russ
First Holding Corporation
R. D. Bowsher
Apple
Ohio
Twelfth ST
Chicago Livestock
William R. Johnson
Cecil L. Brownfield
Gertrude V. Brownfield
Ihehend
Harry E. Lenhart
Barry Everett Lenhart
Kirkham
County Department of Public Welfare
James Kirkham
Victor E. Aldridge, Jr
Berry, Kincade & Allen
National Bank
Seeryville
Helen Clerk
Public Service Commission of Indiana
State
Allan Rachles
Mike Commons
Beltone
Merchants Bank
Catholic
Mission Bell Studio
Hulman
Fruitridge
Greenwood Drugs
Lafayette
Aan TK
OFS
Navarong
Indiana Mutual Credit Association of
Helen “Piper
Miller’s Beauty Shop
Rez
Garfield Beauty Salon
Gladys Sutton Klip
Karl
Beech Tribune-Star
Ernestine
Bill Bartlett
Wotel
Union _ Hospital
N. 14Th
R. N
D. M
S. Ard
Fuller Brush CO
Krausbek
M Shaffer
Busy Bee
Fairbanks
Tours and Transportation
Nancy _Everhart
N. 37Th St
Oi! Co
8Th Avenue
Wayne Haas
A-11
Cory
Piety’s Auto Clinic
Prairieton Ave
Smith and Weston Heating Service
99Th St
Clinton
Mammoth Shoe Store
Wabash
Home Juice Company
MR. Spinks
Room
America
Oldsmobile
MR. R. K. White
Ranes O’‘Daniel
Quaker Maid
Merry- Go-Round
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