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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
2
Crime up in early 1967 prompts alarm and debate
An FBI report shows a 20 percent rise in serious crime in the first quarter of 1967, sparking concern about underworld activity. Critics question data accuracy due to inconsistent reporting, but the surge is acknowledged as real and warrants stronger law enforcement support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
Underworld
Crime Commission
Ramsey Clark
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Supreme Court
Terre Haute Tribune Pricing and Postal Notice
The Terre Haute Tribune lists subscription rates for Indiana Illinois regions and warnings about unsolicited submissions. It notes mailing details, delivery deadlines, and liability disclaimer for manuscripts and photos sent to the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Tribune Company
Baja California Land Boom Opens to Homesteaders
The Mexican government plans a 100 by 70 mile section of Baja California for homesteaders as the frontier opens. About 16 600 families are expected to settle with land loaned at no charge, while present residents retain titles. Water and road shortages pose major challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baja California
of California
Rhode Island
Baja
Waste By the Boxcar A new approach to urban waste disposal
A U S Public Health Service experiment moves city solid waste by boxcar to remote rural dumps aimed at parks or industrial sites. The project, financed by the Public Health Service and run with the American Public Works Association and New York Central Railroad, tests cost and feasibility and seeks regulatory safeguards before wider use. Other cities and railroads show interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garbage Express
U. S. Public Health Service
American Public Works Association
Public Health Service
New York Central Railroad
Reagan seeks Western regional bid for presidency
Governor Ronald Reagan promotes a Western bloc to back a presidential candidacy at the Western Governors Conference. He plans to be apart from most sessions to foster frank talks while his aides push a regional coalition with Oregon's Tom McCall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Yellowstone Park
Oregon
Tom McCall
New Mexico
David Cargo
Nevada
Paul Laxalt
Montana
Tim Babcock
Wyoming
Stanley Hathaway
Gov. McCall
Gov. Romney
Gov
Evans
Cargo
Gov. Reagan
Pri
Our Mr Boyle: Musings on success and daily life
A string of humorous observations on ambition insomnia dieting romance and modern life. The piece notes how promotion pressure fuels sleep loss why diaries matter how bosses view disorganization and quirks of urban living and dating.
Horoscope for Friday June 23 Born today two natures guide you
Horoscope notes a balance between dreamer and doer for June 23 born individuals. It advises choosing contemplative fields, suggests a religious or philosophical niche, highlights sociability and helpfulness, and outlines zodiac-focused guidance for Cancer through Gemini.
Hammerhead Hennessy Boxing Judge in Police Smoker Tale
Jim Bishop recalls Hammerhead Hennessy a police chief’s detective and boxing mentor at the academy. He roams the mat delivering brutal instruction while the force jokes about a smoker bout with a gray aged ex-fighter named The Kid. The scene ends with two inspectors escorting the old man to the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammerhead Hennessy
Hennessy
Hammerhead
Police Academy
Kid Griffo
Rundhy
Five Quick History Quizzes From The Grab Bag
It Happened Today notes William Penn signed a peace treaty with Indians on the Delaware River in 1683. Answers list: 1 Ermine, 2 Georges Clemenceau, 3 Tomahawk, 4 Quinine, 5 The bark of the Cinchona tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Delaware River
Ermine
Georges Clemenceau
Northwestern grads and local notes on birthdays and a fishing prize
Among 3100 degree recipients at Northwestern were four from Terre Haute Candace Kessel Miriam Loewen Stein Ed Martin and Roger Stelle. ISU Security Director George Kern returned from NACUTSD meeting in Boulder. Birthdays for Howard Post Harold Yalowitz and John A Johnson. Jim King won the 12 hour fishing contest with a bass prize. Gary Minich Chris and Eric Ross head to Montreal via Expo 67. Dusty Downing, 5, born with an open spine, seeks cards at Shriner Hospital St Louis. Sue and Curt Copeland celebrate 50th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Terre Haute
Candace Kessel
Miriam Loewen
Stein
ED Martin
Roger Stelle
Nosey
Jim King
George King
Seelyville
Wabash Valley Sportsmen’s Club
Jim
Rendezvous for toys and showbiz chatter fills Walter Winchell page
Walter Winchell reports on a star studded gathering at venues like the Crystal Room Roseland and Kippy's with Ralph Meeker Sophia Mayer Tony Perkins Pamela Huggins Gloria Novick Greene Benjamin Peg Murray Robert Scully Alisa Christina Jay Simms Lynda Boland A Schroeder Lonnie Baris Linda Cristal and Omar Sharif cast in nightlife vignettes. Meanwhile The Glass House Dwellers face internal splits legal probes and financial strain as a top group member leaves her husband and another faces narcotics scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Meeker
Sophia Mayer
The
Crystal Room
Tony Perkins
Pamela Huggins
Los Tres Huastecos
Gloria Novick
Greene Benjamin
Pen & Pencil
Peg Murray
Tony
Robert Scully
Alisa Christina
Roseland
Jay Simms
Lynda Boland
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Voltaire
Terre Haute Gazette
Terre Haute Tribune
the Tribune
Ma Tribune
Indiana
Illinois
Coandiana
Ind
Marianne
Laxalt, Babcock, and
Hathaway
Don Samuelson
Idaho
George Romney
Mr. Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
United Nations
Stella
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
S. Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Jim Bishop
Rabelais
By Bil Keane
ISU
Indiana State Police
George R. Kern
Boulder
Colo
Nacutsd
National Association of College and University
Howard E. Post
Harold I. Yalowitz
John A. Johnson
Gary Minich
Chris
Eric Ross
Montreal
Cumberland Gap
Dusty Lee Downing
Dusty
Shriners Hospital For Crippled Children
S. Lindbergh Blvd
St. Louis
Sue
Curt Copeland
Walter Winchell
Glass House
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