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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1967

Page

11

Flaming Object Seen in Montrose School Yard

Mr and Mrs Sam Taylor reported a mysterious flaming object ignited in the Montrose School yard at 1 a.m. Sunday. They described orange flames three feet high turning red and smoke with a yellow fire, burning about ten minutes, leaving six porous rock pieces scorched and smoldering footprints of heat on the grass. The incident produced a sulfur smell and no sounds or sky movement were observed.

Montrose S. 17Th St Sam Taylor S. 18Th St Taylor Taylors Montrose School

Baby Girl Hurt In Auto Crash In Local Intersection

A 17 month old girl was injured Friday afternoon in a two car crash at 6th Street and Wabash Avenue. The child, daughter of Mrs. Lee Clem of 100 Farrington Street, suffered facial bruises when her mother turned left into a car driven by Donna Stewart of 2622 Mariposa Drive. Vehicle damage was estimated at 160 dollars. The mother planned to take the child to the family physician.

6Th St Wabash Ave Lee Clem Farrington St Donna Stewart Mariposa Drive Clem

Navy bars go go dancers at lunch for enlisted men

In San Diego Navy and Marine Corps enlisted men are forbidden from watching go go dancers during lunch. Rear Adm. Frank A Bradley, head of the 11th Naval District, ordered the ban on daytime performances. Evening shows at enlisted clubs remain allowed.

San Diego Calif Navy Marine Corps Frank A. Brandley 11Th Naval District Brandley

Frankfort Man and Daughter Die in Two Car Crash

A Frankfort man and his young daughter were killed in a two car collision near Lebanon. Four others were injured in the same crash. A separate two car crash near Fort Wayne killed a teenage girl and a young woman Friday night. The Indiana 32 collision occurred about 2.

Frankfort Lebanon Fort Wayne

Indiana Traffic Deaths June 17 Last Year

Indiana reported traffic fatalities on June 17 last year with several incidents resulting in multiple deaths. Authorities investigated crash sites and released preliminary casualty figures and incident details for public safety updates.

Multiple Fatalities in Indiana and Michigan Traffic Crash

A collision on wet U.S. 30 bypass near Fort Wayne killed Judith Ann McClure and Sandra K Peppler and left several others injured. Victims include Hollace Wise and his daughter Pamala Sue Wise, with relatives Phyllis Wise and Effie Norris in fair condition. Other injured include Paul Smith, Sam Williams, Sandra Austin, Doris Peppler, and Joseph Tresdell who died later in hospital.

Miles Lebanon Hollace Wise Pamala Sue Clinton County Hospital Frankfort Wise Phyllis Effie Norris Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis Paul Smith Anderson Sam Williams Chicago Judith Ann McClure Rt. 3 Kendallville Sandra K Peppler Fort Wayne U.S. 30 St. Joseph Hospital Sandra K. Austin Rome City Parkview Hospital Doris J. Peppler Columbia City Joseph L. Tresdell Battle Creek Mich Muncie Tresdell

Bahamas Deporting Haitians En Masse From Islands

In Nassau the government of Lynden Pindling announced a deportation drive of thousands of Haitian refugees. About 1,025 Haitians were sent back after immigration laws were suspended, with hundreds fleeing into forests and beaches. Refugees are held at Fox Hill Prison and a makeshift airport compound.

Nassau The Bahamas Lynden C. Pindling Fox Hill Oakes Field

Mishawaka Wins $1.75 Million Low Rent Housing Loan

The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced a $1 754 649 loan to Mishawaka Indiana on Friday to finance 115 low rent homes.

Washington Department of Housing and Urban Development Mishawaka Ind

Snooks the Medal Dog Still Haunts Hearts After Death

Washington AP reports Snooks the dog awarded a real gold medal by Vice President Richard Nixon for saving her owner from a fire. The half collie half Swiss died at 18 and faced an odd funeral ordeal as an embalmed coffin vanished while en route to Maryland.

Washington Snooks U.S Ricard M. Nixon Shirley V. Mesher Nixon Fl Paso Tex Meshers Collie Svitz Sidney Mesher Express Silver Spring Chicago Mrs. Msher

Woman Awarded 35000 in Sullivan Neck Injury Case

A Sullivan Circuit Court jury awarded Susan Barker 35000 after a week long trial against James Moellendick of Kansas City Missouri. Barker claimed neck and back injuries when Moellendick rear ended her car near Indianapolis on September 20 last year. The verdict came in Friday afternoon after less than two hours deliberation. Barker was represented by Leonard P. Kincade Berry Kincade Miller and former Judge Joe Lowdermilk. Moellendick by Joe Gabbard and Jack Cochran.

Indianapolis Miss Barker Leonard P. Kincade Berry, Kincade & Miller Terre Haute Joe Lowdermilk Sullivan Joe Gabbard Dix Law Firm Jack Cochran

Meats and Fruits Featured at Frozen Foods

Clarence Curley operates Frozen Fresh Foods with 28 years in business. The plant offers fast freezing, curing, smoking, cutting and packaging of meats and produce for restaurants institutions and homes. Seasonal fruits including strawberries peaches raspberries and berries are highlighted with bulk or custom pack options and locker storage. U S government inspected products are available with corn fed beef and hamburger patties current offerings.

Frozen Food Center South First Street Clarence Curley Frozen Fresh Foods Frozen Foods Curley Valentine U. S

Egypt Agrees To Evacuate Ships From Suez Canal

Cairo reports Egypt will evacuate crews from 15 ships stranded at Great Bitter Lake since the June 5 war with Israel. Western embassies say evacuation will be voluntary. Canada helps British interests in Egypt and hopes 260 Britons aboard four British ships can be evacuated in days.

Cairo Egypt Suez Canal Middle East Canada Britain Great Bitter Lake Israel

William Harvey Proved Heart as Central Blood Pump

English physician William Harvey established that the heart functions as a powerful pump driving blood circulation throughout the body, revolutionizing medical understanding of the circulatory system.

William Harvey

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