Speaking of Your Health Dr Coleman on seat belts and ketamine
In this column Lester L Coleman urges use of seat belts and harnesses after a near accident, citing a driver and his wife surviving due to belts. It discusses ketamine as a promising anesthetic with safety in children, plastic surgery, and short procedures, noting careful evaluation before release.
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Ken Purdy
Coleman
Gunther Corssen
Medical College of Alabama
Birmingham
Dubois County Crash Claims Four Hoosiers
Four Hoosiers died in a two car head on collision on U S 231 two miles north of Dale in Dubois County Indiana on Friday night. Victims include Rob ert Stroebel 41 and his wife Marie 40 both of Huntingburg their daughter Sarah 10 and Johnnie W Mullins 20 of Dale. Survivor Mike Stroebel 12 was hospitalized in Evansville in critical condition. State police said Mullins car crossed into the centerline during a curve. The crash ended nearly 40 hours of death free driving on Indiana roads. Another fatality occurred early today when Robert S Hunter 18 of Lebanon died after his car veered off Interstate 65 and hit a guard rail. Police said Hunter was thrown from his car and run over by another vehicle. driver Paul J Fabing 44 of Roselle Ill was not injured.
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Marie
Sarah
Johnnie W. Mullins
Rt. 2
Dale
Mike Stroebel
Evansville
Mullins
Stroebel
Indiana
Robert S. Hunter
Lebanon
Interstate 65
Hunter
Paul J. Fabing
Roselle
Ill
Indianapolis highway workers win new vacation sick leave
Nearly 3,000 hourly paid employees of the Indiana State Highway Department will receive the same vacation and sick leave benefits as salaried staff under a Friday announcement. The agreement, reached with Teamsters locals 364 and 215, includes sick leave for hourly workers for the first time and increases vacation to 12 days in the first year, funded by a $15.4 million next fiscal year payroll.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Highway Department
Martin Hayes
State Highway Department
Teamsters Union
Highway Department
Hayes
Hgihway Commission
Norman Marin
Cliff Arden
Charles Wobrey
Kenneth Buhle
Teamsters
Eight to Die in Malawi Treason Case
Eight Africans convicted of treason were on death row for allegedly taking part in an assassination attempt against President Kamuzu Banda. The eight were sentenced to death for conspiring to kill Banda and overthrow the government. Former cabinet minister Yatuta Chisiza directed the plot and was killed by security forces.
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Blantyre
Malawi
UPI
Kamuzu Banda
Banda
Yatuta Chisiza
Fire damages $400 at Western Tar Products
A fire at Western Tar Products Corp at 2225 Prairieton Ave caused over $400 in damage. It started in a small storage tank and spread to a nearby building. Terre Haute Fire Department units 2 4 5 9 truck 4 Chief Robert Terrell and Asst Chief Joe Thompson responded.
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Western Tar Products Corp
Prairieton Ave
Terre Haute
Robert Terrell
Joe Thompson
Local Vital Statistics and Divorces in Vigo County Records
A list of Vigo Superior Court filings includes Elizabeth N Sciangola vs Joseph A Sciangola for support, Ruth Shank vs John E Shank divorce, and multiple civil actions such as Midwest Mutual Insurance Co. vs Steve and Roy Brazzell. Also listed are separations, forfeiture and divorce cases, property transfers, and a long catalog of births, marriages, and residents. The notice closes with a historical note on the origin of the word salary from salarium, salt used as money in ancient Rome.
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Vigo Superior
Ruth Shank
John E. Shank
Dix
Patrick
Ratcliffe
Adamson
Midwest Mutual Insurance Co., Inc
Steve Brazzell
Roy L. Brazzell
Richard J. Cronin
Dillon to Seek Re election. Bodine Rock Rumors Grow
Indiana Attorney General John Dillon declares re election bid, ending gubernatorial speculation. Debate swirls over a Bodine Rock pairing for governor and lieutenant governor, influenced by Marion County delegates at the state Democratic convention.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
John Dillon
Bodine
Rock
Dillon
James Beatty
Marion
Tuner Rescues Southport Concert After Broken String
In Southport Conn AP a piano tuner from the audience Frank Dillingham stepped forward when humidity snapped the E string above middle C during Bach Partita No 1 in B flat minor. He improvised a tool to replace the string and pianist Andrew Wolf continued the performance after cookies and punch were served.
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Southport, Conn
Southport Music Club
Andrew Wolf
Frank Dillingham
Wolf
Dillingham
Dam and Reservoir Funds Approved in Illinois
The House Appropriations Committee approved 1.9 million dollars to acquire land for the Oakley Dam and Reservoir project in central Illinois. It urged the Army engineers to restudy flood control plans and to minimize adverse scenic impacts on Allerton Park, ensuring protection of park resources.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Oakley
Illinois
Allerton Park
Army Engineers
Senate trims $270,000 from Indiana military bill
The Senate Armed Services Committee cut 270000 from the military construction authorization for Ft. Benjamin Harrison, leaving 4320000 instead of the House's 1.8 billion package. The panel left intact 150000 for Crane Naval Ammunition Depot and 70000 for Grissom Air Force Base.
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Washington
Senate Armed Service Committee
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
House
Indiana Army Post
Senate
Crane Naval Ammunition Depot
Grissom Air Force Base
Peru
Morton to Visit State Convention for Rockefeller Appeal
Indiana delegates are bound to Nixon on the first ballot but may switch on subsequent ballots. Sen Thruston B Morton R Ky will visit the Republican state convention Monday night and Tuesday to drum up support for Gov Nelson Rockefeller of New York. His Indiana HQ announced the trip and a 7 30 p m news conference at Stouffer s Indianapolis IN.
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Indianapolis
Thruston B. Morton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Indiana
Rockefeller
Morton
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Stouffer
Indianapolis In
Hazle, Moorman Manufacturing leader, dies in Memphis
Walter Ray Hazle 80, retired president and board chairman of Moorman Manufacturing Feed Co, Quincy Illinois, died Thursday night at a Memphis nursing home. He moved to Memphis six years ago after retirement.
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Memphis, Tenn
Walter Ray Hazle
Moorman Manufacturing
Quincy, Il
Memphis
Hazle
New York Nightlife, Politics, and Biz Buzzboards From 1950s Echoes
A collage of sensational notes cites a future president unnamed at RFK funeral, a new Spanish Fly Oil lure spray, NYC teacher pay projections to 1985, and a James Marcus kickback case shadowing Con Edison. It also mentions society figures, Mafia-linked creditors, West 56th dining, Sahara Hotel profits, and a Broadway style street scene around a new Diggif sign.
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Miami
Ruth Dubonnet
Hugh Shannon
Asti
Orsini
Romeo Salta
West
del Webb
Sahara Hotel
Vegas
Westside Clock Item and City Hall Rumors
A street clock at a Westside apartment entrance between 56th and 57th shows little interference from tow trucks. Wall Streeters buy National Patents and Old Town, with the first costly. A city hall topic mentions an abortion operation at a famed local hospital. Psychologists say many divorces begin in the bedroom.
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6Th
56Th
57Th
Wall
Massachusetts Senator’s funeral reshapes 1964 race
An obituary for a Massachuestts legislator, outlined on the page, notes the late senator who warned of Soviet missiles in Cuba and whose funeral shifts the 1964 U.S. Senate race. The piece highlights how his strong campaign rivalries formed a tragic, united front.
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Ing
U.S. Senate
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Massachusetts
Keating
Bendix Corp Contract Approved by UAW
United Auto Workers reported a three year Bendix Corp contract approved by better than 2 to 1. Details were not released but a union source cited wage and benefit increases from 20 to 50 percent. Ratifications were confirmed at Local 9 South Bend Local 104 Detroit Local 153 Peterboro Local 179 North Hollywood Local 383 Benton Harbor Local 604 Elmira Local 771 Detroit Bendix Filtering Unit Local 1508 Crane Island Troy New York.
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Detroit
Bendix Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
South Bend
Ind
Peterboro
N.J
North Hollywood
Calif
Benton Harbor
Mich
Elmira
N.Y
Bendix
Crane Island
Troy
Kays Gary Receives Doctorate Amid Belmont Abbey Pageantry
Jim Bishop narrates the Belmont Abbey College ceremony where Kays Gary is awarded a doctorate as Sister Patrice and a procession of students react with thunderous applause. The scene shifts to a side view of Sister Marie Patrice and two disabled children, one a girl of 13 wearing earrings, and Captain Billy in a wheelchair.
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Kays Gary
Gary
Patrice
Marie Patrice
Belmont Abbey College
Billy
Sister Marie Patrice
Purple Thistle as Scots National Emblem
The Scots adopted the purple thistle as their national emblem after Norse raids, using the plant’s thorny appearance and cries of pain to signal approaching enemies. The symbol embodies resilience and guardianship in early Scottish identity.
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Vigo County
Vigo Superior Court No. 2
Trailmobile Division
Pullman, Inc
Cain Bros., Inc
Albert F Owens
Donald E. Walker
Patricia Walker
Robert H. Brown
Karl A. Wenzel
Esther L. Wenzel
Jerry Williams
Lucille Williams
Helen Harris
Donald B. Harris
Samuel E. Beecher
James H. Farris
Stewart - Warner Corp
Loeser and Sons, Inc
Gibson Co., Inc
Vigo Cooperative Milk Marketing Co., Inc
Kearns, Kearns, and Kearns
Helen M. Kassis
Debe Kassis
C. Joseph Anderson
Sylvia Jean Comingore
Paul Thomas Comingore
Robert F. Wallace
Harry L. Collins
George B. Tofaute
Chester A. Nay
Charles T Evinger
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Ronald G. Slover
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Fred J. Kruse
Charles L. Whitehouse
George Warner
Laura Warner
Belleview Place
Chauncey Rose
James H. Crabtree
Carolyn Ann Ingram
van Wyck
George E. Stultz
Norman L. Williams
Sheridan Park
Howard McQuilkin
James L. Phelps
S. C. Stimson
Robert A. Hart
Andrew Dunning
Eighth Avenue Place
Foster Ray Akers
West Terre Haute
Hod Carrier
Paula Kay Collins
S. 8Th St
Morris Taggart
Goodwill Industries
Barbara Jeffers
Cecil Francis Melton Jr
Newton
N. J
U.S. Army
Jane W. Curley
Miller Drive
John Joseph
St. Anthony Hospital
Briggs
Robert
S. 6Th St
Rome
Stark & Wetzel
Emge Wieners
PEG
Cash Dog Food
Chase & Sanborn
Pillsbury Angle
Hellmann’s
Reg
Hunt
Libby
Pillsbury Flour
Kraft’s
Parkay
Winchell
United States
RFK
Longview
Nyc
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James Marcus
Linday
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Tammany
Consolidated Edison
Broadway
Gilette
Jim Bishop
Jude Cleary
Cuthbert £. Allen
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