Ball Elected President of Cancer Society
The Vigo County Unit of the American Cancer Society elected James A. Ball as president to take office in September succeeding retiring president W A Shackelford. New officers include Esten Fuson as first vice president and Dr Roger West as second vice president, with Mrs Lee Butler secretary and J L Thompson treasurer.
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W. A. Shackelford
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Esten Fuson
Roger West
Lee Butler
John L. Thompson
Jean Tennis
William G. Bannon
Maynard Wheeler
Georgia Shelton
William L. Veach
Joe Mackey
Leon Blum
H.M
Bristol
B. A. Burdick
John Callahan
Edwin Melvin
Margaret Nehf
Indianapolis
John Figg
Crusade
Shackelford
Vachel Breidenbaugh
Bea Cole Thomas
J. L. Thompson
Kenya Bans Four Magazines Under Moi rule
Four magazines including Playboy Men Only Adam and Cavalier are banned in Kenya by Vice President and Home Affairs Minister Daniel arap Moi. The move targets explicit content and reflects government censorship under Moi.
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Religious Riots in Nagpur Claim 3 More Lives
Police gunfire killed three persons on Thursday, raising the four day death toll to 27 in Nagpur as Hindu Muslim riots raged in this central Indian city.
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Area Home Demonstration Agent Retiring on July 1
Mrs. Helen Bryant of Vigo County Extension Service will retire after ten years as area extension agent for family living. She organized 43 homemakers clubs with 1,100 women and led Home Ec Council activities. She also led 4 H clubs and aided early Economic Opportunity efforts. Post-retirement she will teach hospitality with Indiana Restaurant Association and IVTC and remain active in Altrusa and North Terre Haute Baptist Church.
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Extension Service
Indiana Restaurant Association
Indiana Vocational Technical College
Altrusa Club
Terre Haute
North Terre Haute
Lee French Named Sullivan High Principal
Sullivan Ind. The Southwest School Corporation Board appoints Lee French as Sullivan High School principal effective August 1. He succeeds Paul Asbury who led for nine years. French brings 27 years in education with experience as teacher vice principal principal and superintendent including nine years at Mitchell High and six at Washington High in Indiana.
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Sullivan High School
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Mitchell High School
Washington, Ind
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Branigin Names Logan As Trustee In Indiana Education Trust
Gov. Roger Branigin named seventeen trustees Thursday for the Indiana Educational Services Foundation created by 1967 law. Appointments include university reps Dr. Frederick D. Rossini and Dr. John Logan, business leaders W. J. Bottomley and R. J. Watson, public appointees Carroll H. Blanchar and William Wright, plus others from Indianapolis and across the state. Also named were four-year terms for David F. Metzger and Mrs. James E. Noland on the Advisory Council to the Commissioner of Corrections and reappointment to the Indiana Parole Board for John J. Barton. Branigin kept Dr. William J. Stadelman on the State Egg Board.
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Rose Polytechnic Institute
Richard J. Grosh
Purdue University
Arthur M. Weimer
Indiana University
Richard Bateman
Tri-State College
Alexander E. Jones
Butler University
W. J. Bottomley
Lafayette
R. J. Watson
Fort Wayne
E. E. Paul
Warsaw
W. D. Renner
Maurice R. Eastin
Neil D. Skinner
Carroll H. Blanchar
Plainfield
William S. Wright
Boggstown
Fred P. Bamberger
Evansville
Branigin
David F. Metzger
Muncie
James E. Noland
Department of Correction
John J. Barton
Indiana Parole Board
William J. Stadelman
State Egg Board
Concannon Students on Honor Roll News
Concannon Junior High announces six week and semester high honor roll lists with eighth and seventh graders named for each period. The six week list requires 4 A’s and no C’s, while the semester list also highlights top students for both grades and includes an honorable mention group for meeting lower grade benchmarks.
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Concannon Junior High School
Debra Brown
Tony Bryant
Rex Certain
Michele Cox
Toni Hargis
Cynthia Hoggatt
Jerry Menestrino
Deborah Roach
Denise Wardle
Merideth Ellings
Hope Confined at Home After Eye Flareup
Comedian Bob Hope is confined to his home by doctors after a mild flareup of a recurring eye ailment. The actor previously suffered a blood clot in the eye during a 1958 Germany tour and was hospitalized in San Francisco in 1963 for the same issue.
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