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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1967
Page
22
Two fatal crashes opened Indiana’s weekend toll. Hollace Wise, 42, of Frankfort, and his daughter Pamela Sue, 10, died in a two-car wreck on Indiana 32 about two miles east of Frankfort early Saturday. An earlier Friday night crash also claimed lives.
The Associated Press reports multiple fatalities across Indiana from two car crashes near Fort Wayne and Osceola and a one car crash near South Bend. Victims include Judith Ann McClure and Sandra K. Peppler in the Fort Wayne crash, Mary C. Bertolan in Osceola, and Joseph Troxtell and Theresa Petralia in separate incidents. Also details a fatal motorcycle-train collision near Greendale and notes Canada’s population growth at 2.9 percent.
The Vigo County Schools and City Parks announce the 1967 Summer Recreation Program beginning with a Tuesday start for general centers on June 20 and various sports and crafts across multiple facilities. Key organizers include Emma Jane Gardner, Don Jennings, Donas Dischinger and John F. Watson.
A Vatican relief plane departed Rome for Beirut carrying about six tons of medical supplies food clothing and bedding. Msgr. John Nolan president of the Pontifical Mission for Palestine was aboard. The cargo will be moved overland from Beirut into Syria and Jordan. A prior Vatican plane had flown to the Israeli occupied sector of Jordan.
A film of the Pasadena Rose parade will be shown by William E. Miller of Brazil at the regular monthly meeting of Chapter 327 National Association of Retired Civil Employes next Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Wabash Senior Citizens Center Refreshments are planned All national and social members are invited Sigma Delta Chi the professional journalism society was founded in 1909.
Mayor Jerome Cavanagh ordered sickout police to return to work or face contempt of court and possible jail. After a weekend resurgence, 61 more officers were suspended and the force operated on two shifts. The DPOA seeks a minimum $10,000 pay scale for patrolmen.
James R. Wittig, Garfield High School and 1963 Indiana State University graduate, is promoted to Salaried Personnel Representative for the Controller's Office and Industrial Relations at Ford's Indianapolis Plant. He began with Ford in 1966 after starting his career at General Motors in Anderson. He is married to Shirley Kibler of Terre Haute.
The piece reviews rising taxes and benefits in the Social Security system from 1937 to 1967, noting a $13.20 annual tax increase for 1967 based on a $6,600 wage base. It highlights numbers of beneficiaries, hospital and physician costs, and the projected retirement and family benefits for a worker turning 65 in 1967, plus Medicare introduction and program costs. It ends with a CAP emergency test trip by Civil Air Patrol cadets and Vigo County officials.
Mr and Mrs James Ringer celebrate their sons Lt Stuart G Ringer and Lt James H Ringer Jr for military service and academic achievements. Stuart graduates Suma Cum Laude from Officer Candidate School at Fort Benning and reports to Fort Hood. James Jr a Navy physician stationed at Pensacola served aboard USS Washburn near Vietnam.
A bronze cast from a Joyce death mask by Werner Schormann was presented at the inaugural James Joyce Symposium to Giorgio Joyce, a bass singer and Joyce's son, as 150 scholars from 12 countries attended.
Rep. John Myers of Indiana urged Congress to establish a Joint Committee on Organized Crime. He told the West Central Indiana Bar Association that the executive branch has carried the burden of investigations and legislation because Congress lacks knowledge on this complex social problem.
The guide advises cooking a hash mixture in a heavy skillet over low heat and allowing plenty of time to achieve skillet browned hash. It emphasizes patience and steady heat to develop color and depth without rushing.
The note provides the completed solution for Sunday Crossword puzzle No 222 published today. The brief item confirms the answer set and offers no further clues or commentary.
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