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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1966

Page

8

Women Track Club Drives Change In Texas Youth

Texas Track Club coach Mrs. Margaret Ellison leads girls ages 12 to 23 in Adeline to regional meets, funding themselves with donations and school support. She argues for early track programs and college scholarships to boost women’s sports nationwide.

Russia Terre Haute Indiana State University United States Texas Track Club Adeline Tex Margaret Ellison Adeline Oil Ellison American Athletic Union Texas California Iowa She Debbie Smith Austin Lauds Debbie Lauren Track Club Sheron Withers Texas Christian University Sheron National Collegiate Athletic Association Fort Worth Ple Junior College Joyce

Motorcycle Crash Injures Two Boys in City

A 10 year old, Gerald Burkhart, remained in critical condition at St. Anthony Hospital after a motorcycle driven by his 21 year old brother Arthur collided with a car at Eighth and Voorhees. Another rider, John Quillen, 24, of Cory, was in serious condition at Union Hospital with head and leg injuries from a Sunday crash at North 3rd Street and Maiden Lane.

St. Anthony Hospital Gerald Burkhart E. Voorhees St Eighth and Voorhees Sts Young Burkhart Arthur John S. Dalton S. 20Th St John D. Quillen Cory Union Hospital Quillen Richard Wilson 5Th St North 3Rd St Maiden Lane

Smallest clouded man-made diamonds worth six thousand per pound

Even the smallest, cloudiest man-made diamonds are as hard as natural diamonds and are valued at about $6,000 a pound by industry observers.

Terre Haute seeks extradition in arcade burglary case

Terre Haute police pursuing the February burglary at Bus Terminal Arcade on Wabash Avenue face delays as suspect Harry Weaver refuses to sign extradition waiver. Detectives planned to return Weaver from Kingwood West Virginia for questioning, but a warrant is being sought from Indiana state officials to compel his return.

Terre Haute Wabash Ave Ed Rauscher Gene Galloway Kingwood

Soviet protest over missing parts of crashed plane

The Soviet Union filed a protest with Britain claiming parts of a Soviet military plane missing after a crash in the British sector of Berlin. The plane went down in a lake on April 6. two crewmen died and the aircraft was salvaged and returned to the Russians. The note demanded the return of detained Soviet state property.

London Soviet Union Britain Berlin

Pilot program pleases naval reserve group at Terre Haute center

The Terre Haute Naval Training Center pilots a split-unit reserve training plan that divides novices and advanced personnel into two groups with weekend full-time training for veterans and Monday classes for newcomers. Officials credit district oversight and expect higher promotions and better retention if nationwide adoption follows.

Naval Reserve Group Naval Training Center Ninth Naval District Surface Division 951 Terre Haute Cmdr Glenn W W. Sunderland the Tribune Terre Haute Center Sunderland J. W. Tilford Indianapolis Center Order

Indiana Boys' State picks governor nominees

Delegates at Indiana Boys State chose between Terry Lester of Southport High School and John Von Kanon of Lafayette Jefferson for governor. Lester was nominated to head the Federalist Party and Von Kanon the Nationalist Party.

Bloomington Ind Indiana Terry Lester Southport High School John von Kanon Lafayette Jefferson Lester Federalist von Kanon Nationalist Party

Nurses Seek $6500 Starter Pay For New Graduates

About 1100 delegates at the ANA convention approved a resolution urging a starting annual wage of 6500 for graduate nurses. The plan marks a first attempt to set a minimum salary, with supporters arguing higher pay is needed to attract over 300000 more nurses by 1970 and ensure recruitment.

San Francisco American Nurses Association ANA America

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