St Anthony Hospital Nurses Alumnae to Honor 1962 Class
St Anthony Hospital School of Nursing graduates and 1937 class members will be honored with a 6:30 dinner in the Mayflower Room followed by dancing from 9 to midnight. Dr Louis Neudorff and Mrs Neudorff welcome alumnae with Mrs Ernestine Stanfill and Mrs Collene Chirinos. An American Indian theme dominates decorations. Tickets from alumnae or by calling Mrs Walter or Mrs Bosserman. Gamma Nu Beta Sigma Phi raffles at 705 South Thirteenth Street open 9 am.
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ST. Anthony Hospital School of Nursing
Mayflower Room
Louis Neudorff
Bernie Hayworth Orchestra
Bray Brothers
St. Anthony Nurses
Walter
Guy Bosserman
Gamma Nu
Beta Sigma Phi
South Thirteenth Street
Professional Women Set Meeting in Terre Haute House
In Mrs Georgia Meek her absence the first vice president will preside at 6 pm in the New Room Terre Haute House Health and Safety committee Eunice Hall in charge with Judy Hamilton Lenor Brown Catherine Clark Martha Daniel Helen Bird berg June Reynerson and Gertrude Horton on the committee World War I Widows Chapter 12 to meet Sunday at 1 pm at Mrs Darrell Davy s home 1467 South Eighth Street for a covered dish dinner and business meeting.
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Professional Women’s Club
Georgia Meek
Terre Haute House
Eunice Hall
Judy Hamilton
Cochairman
Lenor Brown
Catherine Clark
Martha Daniel
Helen Blrdberg
June Reynerson
Gertrude Horton
Darrell Davy
South Eighth Street
Hair dispute at graduation for two Chicago boys
Ronald Warhol and Wayne Tiess, 15, graduates of Mark Twain Elementary, received diplomas on stage despite a dispute over hair grooming. Principal Mary Mackin warned trim and part or collect diplomas later. Ronald's mother defended the crew cut look and said there was no part.
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Chicago
Ronald Warhol
Wayne Tiess
Mark Twain
Mary Mackin
Raymond Warhol
Ronald
Indiana University student Pam Quinn to visit Delta convention
Pamela Quinn, IU student, spends summer with parents on South Twenty third Street then travels to Columbia South Carolina to stay with former Western College roommate Carol Yeamans. She will attend the Sigma Kappa convention in Washington, D C with her mother joining June 30.
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Pamela Quinn
Indiana University
Joseph L. Quinn
South Twentythird Street
Columbia
S. C
Carol Yeamans
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Washington
National Sigma Kappa Sorority
France Builds Its Own Nuclear Force Faces U S Shift
U S officials acknowledge France intends to develop a nuclear weapons capability. Washington weighs NATO partnership options, including a possible NATO command for strategic nuclear weapons, amid debates on coordinating targeting and use in all out war.
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U. S
France
NATO
United States
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
University of Michigan
McNamara
Europe
NATO Council
NATO Command
Professor Harold Zink Dies at 62 in Columbus
Dr. Harold Zink, 62, former political science professor at DePauw University and Ohio State University, died Tuesday in Columbus after a recovery from spinal surgery. He taught at DePauw from 1925 to 1948 before joining Ohio State. Europe has the highest population density per acre of any continent.
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Ohio
Harold Zink
DePauw
Ohio State
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