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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1972

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North Vietnam signals full wartime mobilization in Saigon read

Saigon observers say Nhan Dan articles and a Council of Ministers communique show Hanoi intends to press the war in South Vietnam despite U S bombing and harbor mining. The 69 member central committee reportedly endorsed mobilizing all forces to victory, with life in the North to stay on a war footing until South Vietnam is subdued.

Saigon Hanoi Central Committee North Vietnam Communist Party South Vietnam U.S Nhan Dan North Vietnamese Council of Ministers Hong Ha Nixon Clique

Burial Starts for Rapid City Flood Victims in 3 Cemeteries

Rapid City began burying its dead in Mountain View Mount Calvary and Black Hills Cemetery as the official death toll rose to 202. Anton Zieglmeier, department store manager, was buried with about 75 mourners, and services continue across the region with a memorial set for Sunday.

Rapid City S.D Mountain View Cemetery Anton Ziegsmeier Marshall Young Zieglmeier Rapid Creek Black Hills Omaha World Herald

Weather map brief for Terre Haute and nearby area

Local conditions show river stage four feet and falling. Forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms tonight, becoming more likely Wednesday with very warm humid conditions. Indiana and Illinois areas expect 40 to 60 percent rain chances, highs near the upper 80s to mid 90s and dirt-dust Count 119.

Terre Haute Indiana Illinois

Campaigning Opens As McKain Nominated For Boys State Governor

Federalist delegates at Tilson Music Hall Terre Haute nominate Scott McKain Crothersville for Boys State governor amid cheers. Ron Richardson leads Nationalists yet to choose a candidate. Inauguration set for Wednesday night Judge C Joseph Anderson to swear in. A new Barney W Breedlove Scholarship announced.

Hoosier Terre Haute Scott McKain Byron Braun Fritz Tom Lutes Ron Stam Mark Nowlin Jeff Cochran Johnny Brennan John Anor Paul Hynes Todd Gates Gregory Morris Martin Federalists Party Hoosier Boys’ State Scott MecKain Crothersville Indiana Department of the American Legion Nationalist Party Terre Haute South Ron Richardson Federalist Tilson Music Hall Tirey Memorial Union Indiana State University Delate McKain Bill Steerman Columbus Tators Boys’ State Barney W. Breedlove

Indiana Democrats unveil platform proposals for 1968

Indiana's Democratic platform calls for diverting part of the federal highway trust fund to mass transit, reexamining marijuana laws, and lowering adulthood to 18. It favors state tax increases to ease property tax burdens and new taxes to spur urban land development, while omitting abortion, Vietnam draft amnesty, and Wabash Valley plans. Continuous from Page 3 Col 5.

Indianapolis Indiana Democratic Party Federal Highway Trust Fund Wabash River Valley

Rail Bridges Near China Hit In North Vietnam Strikes

U S pilots reported two more rail bridges on the northeast line to China were destroyed within 25 miles of the Chinese border using 2000 pound laser bombs. The bridges northeast of Hanoi, 55 and 60 miles from the capital, were said to be hit for the first time.

Saigon U.S North Vietnam Peking China Militry Hanoi Chinese Foreign Ministry Demilitarized Zone Hue An Loc

Two Egyptian MIG21s Shot Down in Mediterranean Dogfight

Israeli air force fighters downed two Soviet built MIG21 jets in a dog fight over the Mediterranean near the Sinai. Pilots parachuted into the sea about 25 miles off Sinai as Israeli planes returned safely. Officials did not disclose squadron details or air space status.

Tel Aviv Mediterranean Sinai Middle East Sinai Desert Israel

Police Chiefs Hear Talk on Enforcement

Dr. Robert Caldwell, criminology professor on leave from the University of Iowa and formerly a special agent under Elliott Ness, spoke to the Indiana Association of Police Chiefs at the Holiday Inn. He argued about whether law enforcement is a profession and outlined eight defining points including a body of knowledge and ethics.

Robert Caldwell Indiana Association of Police Chiefs Holiday Inn Caldwell Indiana State University University of Iowa Elliott Ness Supreme Court

Cargo door fault blamed for midair incident on AA DC10

Investigators traced the Detroit Metropolitan Airport incident to a malfunctioning cargo door that opened in flight on an American Airlines DC10. The Los Angeles to New York jet made a forced emergency landing with 56 passengers and 11 crew despite no explosive device being found. FBI and sheriff’s officers conducted hours of inquiries before confirming the fault.

Detroit American Airlines New York FBI Wayne County

Vigo County Board Approves Teacher Salary Schedules

The Vigo County School Corporation board approved the 1973 teacher salary schedules raising base pay by 150 dollars to 7250 with a 20 year veteran bump of 255. Increments for added duties were mostly raised except athletic ticket managers and junior high intramural coaches were cut. The action follows union opposition to decreases in increments while district leaders discussed cost saving measures and building fund levies.

Vigo County School Corporation Board of Trustees Vigo County Teachers Association Don Hogan VCTA UCSC Kenneth Cottom Charlotte Caldwell Cottom

Jericho Declared Oldest Town Dating to 8 000 B C

Archaeologists back Jericho to about 8 000 B C making it the oldest town in the world. The article highlights the site’s ancient origins and its fame through biblical associations and early urban settlement.

Jericho Joshua

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