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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

3

Mideast War Shapes Soviet Prestige At UN Debate

As the General Assembly opens, the United States and the Soviet Union face a tense test in the Middle East. Moscow seeks Arab backing while courting U.S. approval, aiming to portray itself as a mediator and reduce American influence. Egyptian and Israeli positions harden, with Egyptian envoy El Kony ruling out talks and Abba Eban ruling out prewar boundaries despite Assembly votes. The U.S. may opt for a soft line to avoid clashes, keeping focus on a broader settlement.

Washington U.N. General Assembly United States Soviet Union United Nations Israel U.N. Security Council Moscow India Goa-Damao- Diu Portugal Britain France Security Council Egypt Hungary General Assembly Middle East Mohamed el Kony Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin iNew York Abba Eban Kosygin Vietnam United States of America

Woman cab driver admitted after collision at College and Twenty-ninth

Norma Jean Gallaspie a 39 year old cab driver from 611 North 7th Street was admitted to Union Hospital with back injuries after her cab failed to yield at a stop sign at College Avenue and Twenty-ninth Street. Albert E. Hagan 32 of 701 South 18th Street said he was westbound on College when the cab pulled into his path. A Ball Porter ambulance transported Gallaspie to the hospital.

Norma Jean Gallaspie N. 7Th St Union Hospital Twenty-Ninth Street

Ex Official Arrested By State Trooper

State Trooper Don Sullivan stopped a northbound vehicle on 7th Street near Springhill Road for a faulty headlight. Michael M. Sweeney, former Vigo County Commissioner, accused Sullivan of assault and battery after claiming the trooper pushed him into a ditch. Sweeney faced public intoxication charges and pleaded not guilty. Sullivan denied physical contact beyond guiding him around the car.

Don Sullivan 7Th St Springhill Michael M. Sweeney Vigo Co Sweeney Sullivan Ralph Berry Atelski Richard Cronin

Two Men Plead Guilty in City Court Theft Case

Two men pleaded guilty to theft in City Court. Dan W. Kinnaman and John Dickerson each drew five days in jail and a $21 fine. Luther Chelette reported missing lawn chairs valued at $18. Paul Frost faced drunken driving penalties and a separate accident charge with $400 in vehicle damage.

Richard ‘J. Cronin Dan W. Kinnaman Pearson Ave North Terre Haute John Dickerson Lee Ave I Luther Chelette S. Centers St Paul Frost N. 6Th St Frost 10Th Street Locust James Walker N. 4Th Street Delbert Joy

Joint Effort Clears Dumps Across County

The county and city crews with private support cleared a massive dump site in about a week using dirt from the sewage disposal plant. Coordinated by the Committee on Solid Waste Disposal the project aims to create a level attractive area with supervision guiding proper dumping and plans for larger controlled dumps in the future. In Indiana reports, 13 drownings occurred in eight days during a heat wave, with Roy Davis and Joseph R. Heeter among the victims.

Welch Gibson Committee On Gerald Eble Chas. Ffizer & Co., Inc Warren Bowden Dan Gowings Indiana State University Area Plan Commission Lee Robert Mann Indiana Associated Press Roy Davis Fort Wayne Wible Lake Kendallville Davis Veterans’ Hospital Joseph R. Heeter Porter Indiana Dunes Park Burns Harbor

Launch Trial of John Cooper in Vigo Circuit Court

Trial began in Vigo Circuit Court before special Judge Wendell Tennis in a resisting arrest case against John Cooper age 20 of 817 North Center Street. The case moved from City Court to county court for formal proceedings. Attorney Robert H. Brown represents the defendant and Deputy Prosecutor John E. Kelfer prosecutes for the state.

Vigo Wendell Tennis Sullivan John Cooper N. Center St Robert H. Brown John E. Kelfer

Johnson urges pullback and peace talks after Middle East war

President Johnson calls for withdrawal of Israeli forces from conquered areas and for direct Arab Israeli peace negotiations. He urges aid for refugees and political independence for Middle East states, while Kosygin focuses on Israeli aggression at the UN.

Johnson Israel Egyp Jordan Syria Washington Moscow Middle East Kosygin United Nations General Assembly

Kosygin calls for Israeli withdrawal from Arab lands

Soviet Premier Kosygin demands Israel pull back from the Suez Canal zone and all seized territories to foster Middle East peace. He warns that continued occupation risks renewed conflict as he urges UN action and a general assembly urgency.

Irael Kosygin Suez Canal Zone Middle East Soviet Union United Nations Johnson

Gossip and society notes from a New York page

The column compiles swift scoops from social rounds and media figures. It mentions Aly Khan’s era, Bruce Ho's party scene, a jab about women’s careers and taxi doors, a Hedy LaMarr Paige duet, Charlotte Kelly of Fawcett Publications, W. Page Thompson of Woman's Day, and a jab about Egyptian tourism.

Aly Khan Bruce Ho Hedy LaMarr- Paige Charlotte Kelly Fawcett Publications W. Page Thompson Nat'l Ad Mgr Woman’s Day N. Y

Martinsville Teen Dies From Burns In Indianapolis

Daniel B. Bennett, 18 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Joe Bennett of Martinsville, died at Riley Hospital after overturning a gasoline can in a laundry room. A fire started when a water heater ignited the spilled fuel. he died Saturday.

Indianapolis Daniel B. Bennett Teddy Joe Bennett Martinsville Riley Hospital

Pressuring Greek junta on Papandreou trial and Jokers trip

The dialogue notes the junta resisting U.S. pressure over Papandreou while a Greek tank general hints at influence. It mentions Pat’s firm advising Suharto on attracting U.S. investments in Indonesia and Sukarno’s earlier expulsions. Johnson is invited to Tonga’s coronation on July Fourth. The piece ends by defining the aorta as the body’s main artery.

Tank Corps Papandreou California Willy-nilly Andreas Papandreou Greece Pat Suharto Jakarta U.S Indonesia Sukarno Johnson Tonga

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