Marking Revolutionary War Graves July 4 at Old Indian Burying Ground
Dedication of two markers for Ethan Pomeroy and William Soules will occur July 4 as a Fort Harrison DAR Bicentennial project. The event includes a 24 hour vigil from July 3 and a schedule of color guards, invocations, pledges, and unveilings by DAR officers and descendants.
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Fort Harrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pillsbury Visitors
Ethan Pomeroy
William Cook
Woodridge
Massachusetts
William Soules
Indiana Air National Guard
C.R. VanArsdall
DAR
R. G Nunn
Glenn D. Irwin
William A. VanHorn
A. Cavins
Vigo County
John G. Biel
NSCAR
Maxwell M. Chapman
Rockville
NSDAR
Sgt. Pomeroy
Gertrude Soules
Basil Whitlock
Soules
William S. Elston
Pillsbury Company
VanArsdall
Richard Tuttle
Kriefenstein Glass &Paint Co., Inc
Rober E. Hall
Elston
Clark
Marine Corps
S&t
Army National Guard
Army Reserve
Navy Reserve
Drought costs reach hundreds of millions in South Dakota
South Dakota Governor Richard Kneip reports drought losses at 250 to 300 million dollars with potential for more, while farmers rush cattle to market. Senator George McGovern pledges hearings on federal aid for drought hit states, and wildfires burn brushland in California as tornadoes touch down across Kansas Texas Georgia Nebraska and South Carolina.
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United Press International
South Dakota
California
Richard Kneip
George McGovern
Washington
Minnesota
Wisconsin
McGovern
Simi Valley
Los Angeles
National Weather Service
Kansas
Texas
Georgia
Nebraska
South Carolina
Texas Panhandle
Brice
Hays
Kan
Minor injuries after one car crash near Terre Haute
A 17 year old West Terre Haute youth Timothy Bernstein received minor injuries in a one car accident on U S 150 north of Terre Haute Thursday morning. Bernstein was alone in the car and suffered facial lacerations and a fractured nose. He was taken to Union Hospital for treatment with admission pending.
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West Terre Haute
U.S. 150
Terre Haute
Timothy Bernstein
RR 13
Vermillion Acres
Vigo County
Union Hospital
Northside Hospital
Stab Victim Hospitalized After At Home Argument
Edward Keifner 26, of 3305 N Lith St, was admitted to Union Hospital at 5 45 a m Thursday with a knife wound to the abdomen September he also suffered facial injuries and a right arm injury He is listed in satisfactory condition Police say the wound followed an argument with an unwanted guest No arrests have been made Bicentennial footnote mentions a 1776 Virginia Convention order on vice and immorality.
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Edward Keifner
N. Lith St
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Keifner
Keilner
Radios Remain Hot Items For Thieves
Terre Haute police investigate a burglary at Elyse Allen's home 1009 S 15th St. Stolen items include a stereo with AM FM radio and two speakers valued at 206 dollars a citizen band radio and power pack worth 162 dollars and a portable television. Entry was through a living room window. A second report cites Nick Jeanette of Frenchtown New Jersey saying a 23 channel citizen band radio worth 200 dollars and a 15 dollar jack knife were taken from his semi in the Imperial House lot with entry through a wing window.
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Terre Haute
Elyse Allen
S. 15Th St
Allen
Nick Jeanette
Frenchtown
N. J
Imperial House
Dr Pierards Article on Social Justice in Missions
Indiana State University historian Dr Richard V Pierard contributed an article to Christianity Today arguing for social justice within Christian missions. It highlights missionaries who worked to ease human suffering and suggests future research areas. The piece appears in the current issue. At midnight June 30 1962 Ruanda Urundi became independent as Rwanda and Burundi.
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Richard V. Pierard
Indiana State University
Christianity Today
Christian Missions
Ruanda-Urundi
Rwanda
Burundi
Notre Dame Tops Catholic Universities in Financial Support
Notre Dame led American Catholic universities in voluntary financial support for the year, reporting more than $7 million. Among all colleges, Harvard topped with gifts totaling $52.4 million.
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South Bend, Ind
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