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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
7
Obituary notices detail deaths across Indiana towns including Charles C. Lutes in Terre Haute and George Green in Terre Haute with multiple survivors and pending arrangements. Other obituaries cover Frank Collins in Terre Haute and Mary Pound Snow in Terre Haute, plus services for Pearl Stultz Clinton and Edwin Griffith Clinton.
The article describes an upcoming SALT II framework aimed at limiting nuclear arms and a separate cooperative energy pact. It notes U.S. enrichment support to the Soviet Union and outlines expected negotiations to replace SALT I, with Brezhnev hosting Nixon and related diplomatic events after the Moscow summit.
On October 3 a 20 to 15 committee vote blocked granting subpoena power for the Watergate inquiry amid a clash between Rep. Garry Brown of Michigan and Rep. Patman. NBC News aired a White House explanation of Dean logs, while Sen. Ervin prepared to release most documents Dean took from the White House.
Pete Conrad reports cutting his waistline during the space mission by eating three meals daily and butter cookies while using a stationary bicycle. He says his waist measured 28 inches now from about 30 inches, with little loss in arms and legs unchanged.
Fairbanks woman Sara Lester, 24, died by electrocution when an electrical vanity mirror fell into the tub as she bathed. Coroner's report places death around 5 p.m. from Sullivan County. Survived by father H A Lester, mother, and two brothers William E and Chris A. Funeral arrangements pending at DeBaun Funeral Home.
The forecast calls for warm humid conditions along the Atlantic coast Thursday. Central regions are expected to be cooler and cloudier, while the West remains sunny and hot. Gulf coast states may see showers.
Indiana enjoys sunny warm days and fair nights from Saturday through Monday with highs in the 80s and lows from the 50s to the 60s. Illinois forecasts mostly sunny and cool Saturday with upper 40s lows, highs in the 80s, and partly cloudy to cloudy, warmer Sunday and Monday with lows in the 60s and highs mid to upper 80s north and central and near 90s south.
U S District Judge Joseph Sam Perry in Hammond Indiana overturned the income tax fraud conviction of Dr John B Nicosia former mayor of Fast Chicago citing lack of admissible evidence and contradictory testimony from James R Morrison a Hammond contractor who testified to bribes of 14500 dollars Morrison testified the money flowed during 1963 to 1971 to secure pipeline rights and the jury had found Nicosia guilty only of failing to report the bribes on 1966 and 1967 tax returns with conspiracy charges dropped authorities said they will appeal Perry's ruling
Air France inaugurated a twice weekly service linking Tokyo to Lima via Tahiti, creating the first direct air link between Japan and South America. The 10 774 mile route is among the world's longest and requires about 13 hours of flight time.
Two weak weather systems pass through Indiana while fair conditions continue for several days. A trough moves through the state today with a ridge from the Pacific Northwest to the lower Mississippi Valley crossing tonight and Friday. Highs reach the upper 70s to mid 80s with 50s at night. outlook shows 80s Saturday through Monday and lows warming from the 50s to the 60s.
Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka called for Communist China to join the International Monetary Fund saying action is needed to build a new global monetary system. He noted Yugoslavia is the only Communist country currently in the fund.
Sullivan Indiana special report Paul C Pill Stratton 66 of 308 West Washington Street died unexpectedly Wednesday at Mary Sherman Hospital He was a DePauw University graduate 1928 attended Harvard and Indiana University Law School He practiced with Hawes and Hayes and later owned General Finance Company before returning to private practice He is survived by daughter Mary Kay Indianapolis son William Paul Godfrey two sisters Terre Haute and Washington and a grandchild Funeral mass set for Friday at St Marys Church with burial Center Ridge Cemetery Rosary to be recited Thursday night at Tennis Funeral Home.
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