Boys State Continues With Grand Review Planned
The Hoosier Boys State editors for five issues are Steve Wilcox Bloomfield Curtis Bevers Bloomfield Dave Cox Terre Haute Gary Nathan Gary and Charles McCaller Paoli. Daily guard drill ends with a 5 p m flag lowering. The Grand Review with Governor Edgar D Whitcomb is set for Friday at 8 p m on ISU track. Assemblies featured Viv Simmons and Rev Robert E Stuenkel urging self examination.
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Hoosier Boys’ Statement
Indiana Statesman
Steve Wilcox
Bloomfield
Curtis Bevers
Dave Cox
Terre Haute
Gary Nathan
Gary
Charles McCaller
Paoli
Boys’ State
ISU
State
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Viv Simmons
Robert E. Stuenkel
Lutheran
Stuenkel
Busy Man Seattle Pursues Social Work and Flying
Shaver, a University of Washington masters student in social work, flies United between Seattle and Chicago between classes and counsels at Seattle's mental health center in the Negro area. He plans a fall job with Western State Hospital's consultation unit to work 20 hours a week while continuing to fly. An active church member, he returned to school in 1966 and says he has helped people more in three years back at school than earlier in church.
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Seattle
Shaver
University of Washington
United Air Lines
Chicago
Western State Hospital
Fire devastates a third of clay plant in Clay County
Fire ravaged about a third of Basic Materials, a clay products plant in Clay County. Fire chief William Beeler said the state fire marshal will investigate the blaze origin, with arson not suspected. Brazil and nearby volunteer departments aided, one firefighter treated for a knee injury after a fall.
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William Beeler
Russell E. Stelle
Brazil
Posey
Dick Johnson
van Buren Township
Pumper Company No. 6
Terre Haute
Robert E. Terrell
Ralph Taylor
van Buren Twp
Clay County
Egypt to Grow Three New Cotton Breeds
Egypt plans three new cotton breeds to boost output and export revenue. Breeding experts say experiments show higher production, earlier yields, and longer stronger fiber. Agriculture Minister Sayed Mercy said the varieties will be planted next year and enhance the country’s long staple reputation.
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Cairo
Egypt
Sayed Mercy
Pfizer reorganizes local staff to Boost research leadership worldwide
Pfizer Agricultural Division announces promotions and new posts. Dr. Eugene B. Patterson shifts from Terre Haute to New York as scientific director of agriculture for Pfizer International. Dr. John A. Hawbaker will replace Patterson as manager of development research in Terre Haute. Dr. Wid P. Crawford promotes Dr. Jack L. Turk to group leader of poultry research and appoints Dr. Howard L. Newkirk as group leader for three animals at Terre Haute.
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Eugene B. Patterson
Pfizer
Terre Haute
Pfizer International
New York City
John A. Hawbaker
Patterson
Wid P. Crawford
Jack L. Turk
Howard L. Newkirk
Thrge
Terre Haute Center
Canada
Vancouver
British Columbia
University of British Columbia
Washington State University
Howhatker
San Francisco
Iowa State Unisity
Newkirk
Kansas State University
Kansas
Colorado University
Springdale, Ark
Turk
Dallas
Development Research Department
The
Agricultural Division
University of California, Davis
W. Vigo Seniors Honor Roll List Continues Page One
W Vigo seniors names roll on page one including Ginger Chrisman Dorothy Clark Sandy Cooney Carol Cortham Deborah Curtis Doug Davis Arthur Dawson and Duaine Dawson. Additional seniors listed include Kathy Day Sherelda Dicker son Verdeana Dickerson Dennis Dyer Shirley Dyer Ralph Eads Steve Edington Tim Elkins Terri Engles Penny Engles Larry Evinger Diana Farmer Beverly Ferran Larry Ferran Jolee Fields Mike Fields Ronald Forster Brad Forter George Foster Barbara Francis Ken Fries Milton Funkhouser David Fyfe and Don Garzolini.
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Ginger Chrisman
Dorothy Clark
Sandy Cooney
Carol Cortham
Deborah Curtis
Doug Davis
Arthur Dawson
Duaine Dawson
Kathy Day
Sherelda Dickerson
Verdeana Dickerson
Dennis Dyer
Shirley Dyer
Ralph Eads
Steve Edington
Tim Elkins
Terri Engles
Penny Engles
Larry Evinger
Diana Farmer
Beverly Ferran
Larry Ferran
Jolee Fields
Mike Fields
Ronald Forster
Brad Forter
George Foster
Barbara Francis
Ken Fries
Milton Funkhouser
David Fyfe
Don Garzolini
Judy Garzolini
Brenda Giles
Billy Glidewell
David Graham
Margie Greenlee
Ella Louise Hargis
Richard Hargis
Debra Harmon
Rick Hawkins
Billy L. Haymaker
Sylvia Heller
Donna Heyen
Albert Higginbotham
Darrell Higgins
Cathy Hobson
John Hogue
Tim Holbert
Jack Houston
Steve Howard
Denny Hyde
Jackie Horner Jackson
Kathy James
Debbie Jones
Kenny Keith
Brad Kesler
Ken Lamb
Sally Larr
Keith Lasure
Mike Layton
Diana Leclercq
Nick Lee
Susan Leek
Donna Leigh
Earl Lenderman
Deanne Liffick
Janice Maher
Patsy Manley
Christine Mason
Alfred May
Jim McCalister
Denny McCleary
Steve McCoy
Becky McQueary
Jim Miller
Linda Miller
Barry Monnett
James Montgomery
Leland Montgomery
Cindy Monts
Richard Moss
Sandra Moss
Wilma Neal
Dustie Newburn
Andy Nickel
Penny Noblitt
Rona Rosebrook Notter
Kathy O’brien
Pamela Owen
David Padgett
Barbara Parsons
James Phelps
William Pedigo
Marjorie Phillips
Mike Phillips
Dale Pine
William Pinegar
Mary Pitts
John Poindexter
Deborrah Pond
Ron Price
Brenda Prusett
Paula Prusett
Carla Ragon
Gene Ramsey
Mike Raye
Vina Rickey
Barbara Riggle
Debra Robinson
Ladonna Savant
Roberta Scherr
Jacqueline Schoffstall
Rhonda Scott
Donald Selvin
James Shadow
Mike Shryock
Robert Silcock
Roberta Silcock
Mary Simpson
Harlana Slavens
Mary Smelser
Garry Smith
Nancy Smith
Cathy Smock
Don Sparks
Dennis
Brewers End Talks in Milwaukee Strike Vote
Milwaukee beer workers voted 3049 to 507 against the latest management offer, prompting a walkout after their contract expired. The union represents about 4500 production workers at Schlitz Pabst Blatz Miller and Gettleman breweries, with a base wage of 3.89 per hour and a 57 cent raise over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Schlitz, Pabst
Blatz, Miller and Gettleman
Thief Steals 200-Year-Old Bowl From Marblehead Church
Police report that a professional burglary hit Old North Congregational Church in Marblehead Saturday night. A 200-year-old baptismal bowl by Paul Revere and other rare silver pieces were taken from the church safe, with value estimated between 250000 and 400000 dollars. The Revere bowl was regularly used in baptisms.
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Marblehead
Paul Revere
Old North Congregational Church
George Hooten
Community Names List Readers and Local Individuals
A long enumerated roster of residents and locals including Stark and Mary Stedman Sharon Stephens Kenny Steppe Kathy Strole Libby Sullivan Barbara Lurber Larry Tackett Max Tatlock James Taylor Mike Thiel Garry Thompson Kathy Turnquist Karen Van Horn Sandy Van Landingham Larry Vansant David Walker Barbara Wilguess Dave Wilguess Linda Williams Max Williams Richard Williamson Debbie Thompson Wilson Nancy Wilson Susan Woolley plus Karen Wright Myrna Wright John Winn Mary Jane Yates Ruth Ann Yates.
On the Line Reflects on JFK at 52 and What Might Have Been
The column recalls John F Kennedy on his 52nd birthday with questions about how history might have unfolded if Oswald had missed. It notes his paused legacies including NASA funding cuts, Peace Corps criticism, and the stalled Washington cultural center, while Arlington memorials glow with enduring admiration.
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John F. Kennedy
Oswald
JFK
Congress
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Pueblo
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Harvard
NASA
Washington
Arlington
Stolen motorcycle sought by Canon City police
Canon City police continued the search for a white motorcycle with red flashing lights reported stolen from the Police Department on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colo
UPI
Washington candidate harms image amid race debate
Washington appears to be hurting himself more than Stenvig in a tense campaign. Stenvig is not running a racist bid and his supporters are not broadly racist. The issue of protecting children from teen-age troublemakers near schools is framed as not anti Negro. Nixon’s influence on the mayoralty race may be limited, but his party loyalty could influence hopefuls elsewhere.
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Perate
Stenvig
Nixon
Safety Council notes rise in youth accidents in 1968
Hal Boyle reports figures from the Safety Council showing 1968 accident rates climbed about 12 percent for ages 5 to 14 and around 9 percent for ages 15 to 24. The piece closes with a reminder that even small good deeds have value.
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Safety Council
Prayer Echoes In Comedy Of The Grandiose Intent
A fragment recalls Sir Jacob Astley’s humorous prayer to God to remember him amid a busy day. The quip frames a light midnight reflection on vigilance before daily tasks and faith.
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Sir Jacob Astley
Red Republican Origins and Liberty Cap Badge
A Red Republican originated as a proponent of extreme republican doctrines in France. He earned the label because the red liberty cap was the party’s badge and symbol.
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France
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Simmer
R. R. Richmond
Sahara
Green Bay
Adams Pontiac, Inc
Wabash Ave
Bowen Oldsmobile, Inc
Smitty’s
Texaco Service
Texaco
Lafayette Ave
Jasonville
Reichert
E. B. Patterson
J. A. Hawbaker
W. Vigo
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Abilene, Kansas
Hal Boyle
Sherwin-Williams
Chiropractic
George Washington
Ime
Tribune
Circulation Department
Trib
uune-Star
Terre Haute, Ind
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