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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1967

Page

15

Free measles shot clinic set for Saturday in Vigo County

Vigo County health officials announce a free measles vaccination clinic this Saturday at Sarah Scott Junior High School from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and later as long as children wait. Physicians from the Vigo County Medical Society join county doctors and nurses to administer vaccines to children ages one to 12, welcomed from all parts of Vigo County after prior clinics have administered nearly 500 shots.

Vigo County Sarah Scott Junior High School S. 9Th St Vigo County Medical Society County Health Department Sarah Scott Well Child Clinic Vigo Health Department

United Methodist Church Formed From Merger

Final approval was given to unite the Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren Church to form the United Methodist Church. The merged denomination will have about 11 million members and begin at a Dallas uniting conference on April 21. Bishops Tippett and Mueller announced the ratification by two-thirds of regional conferences.

New York The Methodist Church United Brethren Church United Methodist Church Dallas Donald H. Tippett San Francisco Council of Bishops of Ruben H. Mueller Indianapolis Board of Bishops Evangelical United Brethren Church Chicago Tippett and Mueller

309th Hoosier listed as Viet Nam war fatality

The Defense Department identified the 309th Hoosier killed in the Vietnam War. Carl H. Presnall, whose wife lives in Kokomo, was killed in action.

Washington Defense Department Carl H. Presnall Kokomo

Shindler to speak at Vigo County Fourth of July event

Fort Harrison American Legion Post fireworks at Memorial Stadium Tuesday July 4 will feature Harold A. Shindler national historian of the American Legion addressing the crowd on the flag’s meaning. The Vigo County American Legion Council will award Certificates of Appreciation to 75 local businesses for flag display.

Fort Harrison American Legion Post Memorial Stadium Vigo County American Legion Council Harold A. Shindler American Legion Shindler Donald D. Johnson

Escapees Recaptured After Brief Flight From Camp

Two Medaryville Youth Camp escapees, William Ford 20 Bloomington and William Williamson 19 Wabash, were recaptured within 12 hours. Ford, jailed for second degree burglary 2-5 years, and Williamson, serving 2-14 years for forgery, were seized Thursday.

Medaryville, Ind Medaryville William Ford Bloomington William Williamson Wabash Ford Williamson

Fast Talker Des Slattery Chases Nonstop Talk Record

Desmond Slattery, arriving from Ireland, seeks the world nonstop talking record held by Vincent Sheehan of Limerick. He plans minimal sleep with two hours daily rest and short breaks, and he already started chatting on the plane to New York.

New York Desmond Slattery Kansashorn Slattery Ireland Slattery Vincent Sheehan Limerick

Inmates Missing From Prison Work Detail

Two white inmates from the U S Penitentiary are the subject of a broad search after failing to return from a prison work detail Thursday evening. Larry Allen Osterhouse and Irvin Lee Bristow are identified by Warden P G Smith. Osterhouse, 26, is serving five years for interstate transportation of a stolen car and was convicted in San Diego. Bristow, 35, is serving 18 months for probation violation and interstate transportation of forged securities and was convicted in Covington. Both fled in blue and tan work clothes.

U. S. Penitentiary P. G. Smith Larry Allen Osterhouse Irvin Lee Bristow Osterhouse Bristow Smith San Diego Calif Covington

General Lists Two Promotions at General Telephone of Indiana

John E. McCormick is promoted to chief engineer of General Telephone of Indiana and John E. Barto becomes plant manager. Announcement made Friday at Fort Wayne by company president Clifton KE. Effective Sept. 1. McCormick began in 1936 in Wisconsin and served in WWII as a combat engineer before earning a Notre Dame BS in electrical engineering in 1949. Barto, safety director, started with General in 1958, rising from general plant supervisor in 1966. IU management degree holder. McCormick succeeds James P. Christensen, promoted to operating vice president, after William C. Rowland became president of General of Illinois.

John E. McCormick General Telephone of Indiana John E. Barto Fort Wayne Clifton KE. McCormick Wisconsin McCormick University of Notre Dame Illinois Barto General General Plant Indiana University

New Evidence Lacking in Fox Murder

Chief of Detectives Jack Ford said there is nothing new to report in the murder of Mrs. Joan Fox. Federal tests are not expected to arrive in Terre Haute until late next week. Investigators question many persons and work long hours as they pursue leads in the case. Mrs. Fox was found at 512 N 6th Street after being last seen with an unidentified man following visits to a fishing camp near a strip mine. Vigo County Prosecutor Ralph Berry will not convene a grand jury until the investigation concludes.

Jack Ford Joan Fox Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D. C Terre Haute

West Europe Faces Growing Oil Shortage

Western Europe faces a mounting oil shortage as Middle East production remains curtailed and Suez tanker restrictions force longer routes. Britain faces sharper impact due to Arab bans. U.S. and Venezuela may offset some loss. An emergency lift plan allows companies to pool shipping and boost supply to Europe.

New York Western Europe Middle East Suez Canal Israel Africa J. Cordell Moore Europe Britain United States West Germany North Africa Kuwait Saudi Arabia Iraq Petroleum Co Mediterranean Beirut Lebanon France Turkey Libya U.S Venezuela Texas Louisiana Interior Department Justice Department Office of Emergency Planning

Band to Perform at Wabash Senior Center Kitchen

The Kitchen Band will entertain at 2 p.m. next Wednesday at the Wabash Community Center in Dreiser Square for senior citizens.

Wabash Senior Citizens Center Dreiser Square

Tarzan Star Weissmuller To Visit Plaza North

Johnny Weissmuller, famed Tarzan star and top swimmer with 67 world titles, will appear at Plaza North Shopping Center Terre Haute. He will sign autographs and meet fans Sunday July 2 with sessions at Mess Plaza North 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. and at the central fountain 3:30 to 4:45 p.m.

Johnny Weissmuller Hollywood Terre Haute Plaza North Weissmuller Plaza North Shopping Center Mess Plaza North Fountain Meis Johnny Weissmueller Tarzan

Kokomo Man Injured in Plane Crash

Kokomo resident Charles Hummel age 38 was hurt with head injuries in a single engine Piper Cub crash on a private landing strip northeast of North Terre Haute after refueling at Sky King airport. He is in fairly good condition at Union Hospital. Authorities will probe the mishap.

Charles Hummel Kokomo Union Hospital North Terre Haute Hummel Pete Cox Sky King U.S. Highway 41 Terre Haute Jerry Mansfield Burnett Road Rosedale Road Federal Aviation Administration Indiana Clyde McIntosh iTummel Marshall Lincoln State Park

St Paul Baptist Church to Mark Golden Jubilee

St Paul Baptist Church at 1000 S 15th St marks its 50th anniversary with July services led by Rev R G Moore. Guest speakers include Rev Rubin Fields Sr from Indianapolis on July 2, Rev W R Brown from Evansville on July 9, and Rev L D Lapsely from Lost Creek Baptist on July 16. The observance closes July 30 with fellowship and rededication.

St. Paul Baptist Church S. 15Th St R. G. Moore Rubin Fields Indianapolis W. R. Brown Evansville L. D. Lapsely Lost Creek Baptist Church E. B. Phillips Milwaukee Wis

Weissmuller Tarzan Greeting Tour Planned at Local Stores

The Plaza North Tenant Association hosts a meet and greet with Johnny Weissmuller known as Tarzan. He appears 5:00 to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday July 4 at Woolco Department Store and 12 noon to 2:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Danner's Variety Store.

Woolco Department Store Woolco’s Danner’s Plaza North Tenant Association Weissmuller Tarzan

Woman Injured in City Crash Involving Three-Car Club

Miss Nora Clay 68 of 924 S 14th St remains in serious condition at St Anthony Hospital after a late Wednesday crash. Raleigh Flowers 78 of 525 S 6th St is in fair condition at Southside Hospital. passenger Robert Mayberry 59 of 1523 S 16th St was treated and released. Flowers pulled from curb at 21st and Spruce, accident occurred when accelerator slipped, car hit a parked vehicle then a tree at 2111 Spruce. Patients were taken by Gills ambulance.

Nora Clay S. 14Th St St. Anthony Hospital Miss Clay Raleigh Flowers S. 6Th St Southside Hospital Flowers Robert M. Mayberry S. 16Th St 21St Spruce Sts Spruce St

Comeback Fatigue Fighter Promises Quick Fresh Feeling

The Drug Research Center announces a new fatigue fighting formula named Comeback. It claims to refresh the entire system in minutes, relieve tired achy feelings, and provide a wide awake feeling without habit forming stimulants. It emphasizes rapid energy without harmful effects.

New York N. Y Drug Research Center Comeback

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Methodists EUB Lafayette American Legion of National Publications Commission Schindler H. Ralph Johnston Burner Service Sunray DX Oil CO West By Jack Lefler Tarzan, Weissmuller Drapery Eenesey Meis 1St Sale Qo Ld Wash Beacon Trulon Ft. Downtown Meis Ist California Redwood
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