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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
3
Garfield High School announces 78 students on the second semester honor roll. among them 16 carried seven subjects, 16 had six subjects, 23 had five, and 23 had four. four named students earned seven A grades: Mark Brown, Cheryl Caldwell, Thomas Cork, and Mark Eversole.
In Battle Creek Michigan Bill Burleson swam in the Battle Creek River but currents swept him downstream. After returning he found $200 stolen from his trousers. Suspects named include Charles Beasley James Rowe and Nancy Titus. Several students earned A and B grades in a school security program or test.
An advertisement claims Bell-ans tablets sweeten the mouth and stomach by neutralizing acidity. It promises no harmful drugs and offers a liberal free sample by mail from Bell-ans, Orangeburg, New York, via druggists.
Six Gerstmeyer girls rank in the top 20 percent nationally for physical fitness based on six tests. Named in the 80th percentile group are Saundra Hull Kay Chrisman Sharon Hayes Donna Kersey Anna Lee and Linda Norton. Eighty four girls earned standard fitness patches for averaging the 50th percentile.
The Evening Standard reports a discovery at the London County Council offices of two adjacent file cabinets labeled male and others. The find raises questions about labeling practices and potential discriminatory storage.
The program describes fitness assessments including modified pull up sit up standing broad jump overhand throw for softball shuttle run and a 50 yard dash for students to complete.
Washington June 2 President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week due to heavy White House schedule. The White House said the pressure of business would prevent Kennedy from meeting with newsmen.
Dr Marvin E Utter pastor of First Baptist Church received a Bible during Sunday evening worship to honor the 25th anniversary of his ordination. The presentation was made by Kenneth Larrison on behalf of the Joint Board of Deacons and Deaconesses. Utter was ordained June 9 1937 at Immanuel Baptist Church Kansas City Kansas. He studied at William Jewell College and Colgate Rochester Divinity School.
Wallace Foster Vaught of Rockville files in U S District Court alleging exposure to noxious gases at the FMC Corps Newport operation caused lymphoid pneumonia and loss of both right lung lobes. He claims permanent impairment and loss of work since Oct 1961 with earnings about 7950 yearly. Case by John B McFaddin and Dix Dix Patrick Ratcliffe. A Waterloo veteran, Hugh McVey, died at Shiloh while serving the Confederacy.
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