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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1968

Page

9

Vigo County Students Earn Degrees at Purdue University

Ten Vigo County and sixteen area students received degrees at Purdue University during twin commencements in its 116th ceremony. Vigo students include Susan Bowsher, William Dean Jr., Terry Forbes, Richard Gharst Jr., Lucy Hazledine, Joanna Hunter, Barbara Kelley, Elaine Lycan, Margaret Means, and Diane Beyers Sinclair. area graduates include Charles Armstrong, Denise Baird, Dennis Bonacorsi, Thomas Carmichael, Daniel Carrithers, Randall Jackson, Constance Johnson, John Kendall, Louis Ladislas, Robert Nardi, Mark Schlegel, Francis Walton, Donald Woody, Donald Yegerlehner, and William Dennis.

Margaret Ann Means S. Brown Ave Diane Beyers Sinclair S. 7Th St Charles Wayne Armstrong Marshall Denise Swaim Baird Dennis Louis Bonacorsi Clinton Thomas A. Carmichael Sullivan Daniel Jay Carrithers Farmersburg Randal Wayne Jackson Carlisle Constance L. Johnson Merom John Albert Keykendall Brazil Louis Paul Ladislas Robert Franklin Nardi Mark Owen Schlegel Clay City Francis Kent Walton Donald __ Keith Woody Bloomingdale Donald Lee Yegerlehner William B. Dennis E. Court St Paris Ill

Vivienne M Lee Receives Bachelor of Arts Degree

Miss Vivienne M Lee daughter of Dr and Mrs James C Lee of 1232nd St Ct Towson Md graduates from Goucher College Towson Md Sunday among 259 students earning Bachelor of Arts degrees with a major in International Relations She previously attended Baldwin School Bryn Mawr Pa

Vivienne M. Lee James C. Lee St. Ct Goucher College Towson Miss Lee Baldwin School Bryn Mawr

Eagles Lodge meeting at VFW Post tonight

A meeting of Eagles Lodge members will be held at 8 p.m. today at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post on S. 13th St. Dues are still being accepted and may be mailed to 1000 S. 3rd St with a receipt returned by the secretary.

The Eagles Lodge Veterans of Foreign Wars S. 13Th St S. 3Rd St

Air Force Commendation Medal Presented to Rivard

Master Sergeant Richard A. Rivard, Air Force advisor at Terre Haute Hulman Field, received the Air Force Commendation Medal during a formation with the 181st Tactical Fighter Group and 181st Communications Flight. Col. Richard A. Petercheff presented the award, citing Rivard’s service in Southeast Asia and his role at Nakhon Phanom Royal Thai Air Force Base from January to October 1967.

Richard A. Rivard Air Force 181St Terre Haute Hulman Field Air Force Commendation Medal 181St Tactical Fighter Group Richard A. Petercheff Sgt Rivard Southeast Asia Col Petercheff Nakhon Phanom Royal Thai Air Force Base Thailand 56Th Air Force Comando Set. Rivard Indiana Air National Guard Chambley Air Base France Berlin

Dr. Dewey Moore to Speak at Kiwanis Meeting

Dr. Dewey Moore, Vigo County Association for Mental Health president and Indiana Mental Health Association director, will address the Kiwanis Club of Greater Terre Haute Tuesday night at Tucker's Steak House. He is an associate professor of special education at Indiana State University and director of the Porter Evaluation Center.

Dewey Moore Vigo County Association For Mental Health The Mental Health Association Indiana Kiwanis Club Greater Terre Haute Tucker’s Steak House Moore Indiana State University Porter Evaluation Center

Gulf Oil Publishes First Automatic Road Map in 1914

Gulf Oil of Pittsburgh released the first automatic road map in 1914, distributing it to motorists and marking a milestone in navigational aids for early driv ers.

Gulf Oil of Pittsburgh

Near Record Highs with Heat Wave Extends in TH Area

The TH area faces unrelenting heat with no relief expected Monday and a possible drop late Tuesday. Lows in the 70s and highs near 90s rule, with temperatures 8 to 12 degrees above normal through Friday. Thunderstorms possible daily, rainfall 0.5 to 1 inch. crops mostly safe due to recent heavy rains, though sandy soils risk damage if heat and dryness persist. Dr. G. David Koch notes 92 degrees on June 9, 1933, near record highs in June across past decades. The Erie Canal completion date appears as a side note.

G. David Koch Indiana State University Dr. Koch

Fire equipment sent to hospital after false alarm

A fire alarm at St. Anthony Hospital Monday morning prompted Terre Haute firefighters to respond with several units including the snorkel truck. Smoke observed on the roof stemmed from an auxiliary generator, later determined to be the cause of the heavy black smoke and the alarm.

St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute

RFK Driver Mugged in Washington After 24-Hour Duty

Lee E. Morrow personal driver for the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy was beaten and robbed by seven youths in Northeast Washington after a 24 hour shift with the Kennedy family. He suffered minor injuries, a stick strike to the face, and loss of a wallet containing 50 cents and three gasoline credit cards in Kennedy's name. The attackers fled.

Washington Lee E. Morrow Robert F. Kennedy Morrow Kennedy

Saigon Hit By 15 USSR Rockets Today

In Saigon a Marine supply convoy was ambushed by North Vietnamese forces using satchel charges and rockets. Twelve Marines died and nine were wounded before Marines with tanks and dive bombers overran the positions. In the Mekong Delta 44 miles southwest of Saigon U S troops from the 9th Division killed 61 Viet Cong in a 12 hour fight, three Americans killed and 17 wounded.

Mekong Saigon U.S. 9Th Division U.S

Miss Mary Ohm Elected Commander of Post 40

Terre Haute reports Miss Mary Ohm named commander of Harrison Post 40, first woman in the role, a Navy reservist and longtime Woodrow Wilson Junior High School teacher. She began naval service in 1943, earned Navy officer candidate school, and held roles from medical journalism to press work, with degrees from Northwestern and Indiana State universities.

Terre Haute American Legion Harrison Post 40 Mary Ohm S. 9Th St Woodrow Wilson Junior High School Legion S. 5Th St United States Naval Reserve Elect Ohm Smith College North Hampton Mass Navy Officer Candidate School Naval Miss Ohm Sergeon General’s Office Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Washington, D. C U. S. Naval Hospital San Diego Calif Naval Air Station Pensacola Fla Ohi Northwestern Indiana State Universities Indiana University Indiana State Teacher’s Association Indiana Council of Teachers of English Ohm Julia K. Lambert

NAACP Panel Discussion Set Tuesday in Terre Haute

Terre Haute NAACP hosts a public panel Tuesday June 11 at 7 30 p m at Hyte Community Center to discuss the new Terre Haute Human Relations Commission and how organizations and individuals will support it Questions will cover filing complaints rumor tracing open meetings and publicity Moderator is Patty Mayrose panelists include Max Klezmer Solomon Stevenson Edward Howard and George Tofaute Klezmer a longtime Indianapolis rights official and lawyer Stevenson active in Evansville programs Howard Terre Haute librarian director and president of local civil rights efforts and Tofaute Terre Haute attorney and bar association member. News and context on local progress and community impact will be explored.

Terre Haute NAACP Hyte Community Center People Indianapolis Human Rights Commission Solomon Stevenson Indiana Civil Rights Commission Edward Howard Vigo County George Tofaute Klezmer Indiana University Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council Stevenson Evansville College Evansville Indiana Libraries Association Tofaute Indiana University School of Law Indiana State American Bar Associations

Indian Troops Kill 100 Rebels Near Burmese Border

Indian troops clashed with Nagas near the Burmese border in Nagaland, killing more than 100 rebels and capturing 24 along with large quantities of Chinese weapons. Photos on rebel bodies allegedly show a link to China. Casualties among Indian border guards were heavy as fighting spanned Friday to the weekend near Rakhoma.

Calcutta India Indian Army Rakhoma Nagaland Press Trust of India Tibet Burma

Three car crash leaves Wright hospitalized in Sullivan

Terry Wright 26 of Kokomo is reported in satisfactory condition at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan after a Sunday night crash at the US 41 and Ind 48 intersection. His car flipped onto its top and struck a vehicle driven by Violet Cox 53 of Carlisle while Geneva Exline 69 of Sullivan drove west on 48. Damage totaled 2000 to Wright’s car with 400 for Cox and 300 for Exline.

Shelburn Ind Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Terry Wright Wright Geneva Exline Exline Violet M. Cox RR 1 Carlisle Cox Exline Auto

English Sailor Nears Home on Round-The-World Trip

English yachtsman Alex Rose, aboard Lively Lady, was spotted about 1,500 miles from home on the return leg of his world voyage. The Norwegian ship Sunseahorse located him 400 miles southwest of the Azores. Rose is expected to reach Portsmouth around June 25.

London Alex Rose Rose Azores Portsmouth

Charles scores Cambridge sole goal in polo loss to Oxford

Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, scored Cambridge University's only goal as Cambridge Polo Team lost 2-1 to Oxford in a Sunday match in Oxford.

Oxon England Prince Charles Cambridge University Oxford Cambridge

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