Retired Air Force Lt. Col. Grymonprez Ends 26 Year Career
Lt. Col. Frank R. Grymonprez ends a 26 year Air Force career as commander of the 756 Radar Squadron at Finland Air Force Station Minnesota. He entered active duty in 1942 and flew 35 WWII combat missions in the Pacific. Decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal, he served at multiple bases and in Greenland and Germany. He and his wife Betty Oden and daughter Susan will travel in the western U.S. and plan to reside in Florida with another daughter Sandra in Denver.
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Frank R. Grymonprez
Olive Grymonprez
Terre Haute
Gymonprez
Aerospace Defense Command
Finland Air Force Station
Grymonprez
Minnesota
Lafayette
Ind
Pacific Combat Zone
Military Airlift Command
Langley Field
Virginia
Elm
Omaha
Nebraska
Thule
Greenland
Yuma
Arizona
San Bernardino
California
Fort Lee
Freising
Germany
Finland, Minn
Betty Oden
Hartselle
Alabama
Susan
United States
Sandra
Denver
Colorado
Florida
Priest's Plea Nets No Results
In Battle Creek Michigan AP priest Rev John Huhn urged about 1000 parishioners at two Masses to turn in their guns to be destroyed but no one complied The 30 year old priest who once mailed his draft card to protest the Vietnam War said the aim was to make a point and that even hearts may respond He noted a Navy Reserve officer recently turned in his shotgun at a memorial Mass for RFK and Richard Hale a local lumber company manager handed over a 12 gauge shotgun at the altar saying he believed guns do not settle disputes.
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Battle Creek
Mich
John Huhn
St. Joseph Church
Father Huhn
Navy
Robert F. Kennedy
Richard Hale
Hale
First Methodist Pastor Changes Announced
Bishop Richard C. Raines announced Indiana Conference Methodist Church ministerial assignments. Rev. Richard L. Christopher to Vincennes District. Rev. Robert W. Merlin Schwein named to Vincennes First Church. Rev. Clarence C. Collins to Griffith. Rev. Charles A. Walls to Bedford. Rev. Robert E. Green to Mount Vernon. Rev. Everett L. Wright Jr. to Bloomington. Rev. Alvin Mattox to Crawfordsville Center Point. Rev. John C. Eaton to Vincennes First associate pastor. Rev. William S. Offput to Christ Church as associate. Rev. Charles R. Good to Bruceville from Otisco.
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Bloomington
Ind
Richard C. Raines
Indiana
United Methodist Church
Richard L. Christopher
Vincennes
Lawrence D. Cooper
Lawrence
First
Robert W. Merlin Schwein
New Albany
Clarence C. Collins
Griffith
Charles A. Walls
Sullivan Methodist
Bedford
Robert E. Green
Mount Vernon
Rockport
Everett L. Wright Jr
Bloomfield
Alvin Mattox
Centerpoint
Donald O. Bees
Orleans
John C. Eaton
Heidelbert
William S. Offput
Bruceville Methodist Church
Christ Church
Charles R. Good
Otisco Church
San Bernardino First Settled In 1810 History
San Bernardino California with a current population around 91,920 traces its settlement back to 1810, marking an early chapter in the city's growth.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Gary Man Installed New Indiana VFW Commander
William Goodman of Gary was installed commander of the Indiana Department of the VFW as a four day convention concluded. Evansville will host 1969 and Muncie 1970 state meetings. New officers include Wiles, Etsinger, Kendal, Best, Yost, Walton with Goodman succeeding Warren. Ladies Auxiliary officers and district presidents were elected, with Lawton Byrum Post hosting.
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William Goodman
Gary
Indiana Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Evansville
Muncie
Kenneth Wiles
Bloomington
John Etsinger
Goshen
Omar Kendall
Jasper
Earl B. Best
Beulah Sappenfield
Barbara Saddler
Clara Bell Lehie
Sarah Meyers
Emma Hobson
Lawton Byrum
Church Council Elects Officers For Year
The Rev. Maurice LeFevre of St. Mark United Church is named president of the Terre Haute Area Council of Churches succeeding the Rev. Robert J. Kirkwood. New officers include Lloyd Channels vice president and Glenn Crafts secretary with Dortha Harned and others filling various posts. A slate of at large members and a Vigo County Council Women United president was also voted. Community needs were discussed by four speakers including Rollie Ewing and Dr. Lloyd Braithwaite addressing youth and aging issues in Terre Haute.
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Maurice LeFevre
St. Mark United Church
Terre Haute Area
Lloyd V. Channels
Central Christian Church
Glenn A. Crafts
Centenary Methodist Church
Claudean Arnold
Spruce Street Ame Church
Vern Fellows
Methodist Temple
Christian Education
Dortha Harned
Central Presbyterian
Life and Work
Joseph Wagner
Trinity Lutheran
Missions
Morris M. Dice
First Baptist
Frances Boyd
Central
Lloyd Braithwaite
ISU
Terre Haute
Louise Campbell
Vigo County
Sis
Marcia
Carita
Pfizer marks twentieth year tour at Terre Haute plant
Pfizer & Co. will celebrate its twentieth year of production in Terre Haute with an all day tour by the Board of Directors on Wednesday June 1. Directors led by J William Stuart will visit the Vigo Plant and Agricultural Research Center followed by a noon luncheon for about 170 guests including long time employees and local staff.
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Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc
Terre Haute
J. William Stuart
John E. McKeen
Bernard J. Quinn
Vigo
Pfizer
Paul A. Benning
Stuart
McKeen
Quinn
Lorenz K. Ayers
J. Lawton Collins
Pfizer International
Jasper H. Kane
J. Jerome Thompson
Charles W. Smith
Pfizer Terre Haute
Mr. Benning
William E. Babcock
Cecil O. Freeman
Eugene B. Patterson
Nautilus First Atomic Sub Launches in Groton
The Nautilus, the world’s first atomic submarine, was launched on January 21, 1954, in Groton Connecticut marking a milestone in naval propulsion and Cold War era military tech.
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Groton
Conn
Reds Seize Korean Ships Near Yongpyong Island
Five South Korean fishing vessels were seized by ten North Korean patrol boats near Yong pyong Island in the Yellow Sea. South Korean sentinels on the central eastern front reported killing an armed North Korean intruder in the same dawn patrol action.
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Seoul
Yongpyong Island
Yellow Sea
Korean Front
Clay County Democrats to hold first meeting Tuesday
Centerpoint Ind special: The Clay County Democrats will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Carl Anderson residence. The gatherings are planned to let residents meet county office candidates with refreshments and a program.
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Centerpoint
Ind
Clay County
Carl Anderson
Case declares quarterly dividend on preferred stock
The Board of Directors of J. S. Case Company declares a regular quarterly dividend on the cumulative second preferred stock, $1.44 convertible series, at 0.36 per share. Record holders as of July 17, 1968 will receive the dividend for the quarter ending July 31, 1968, payable July 31, 1968.
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Racine, Wis
J. S. Case Company
Kiwanis Club Schedule in Terre Haute Gathering
Kiwanis Club of Greater Terre Haute will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Fresh Air Camp west of the city. Wives and friends of club members are welcome to attend this session, officials announce.
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Kiwanis Club
Greater Terre Haute
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