TV Workshop For Teachers And Officials
Nearly 100 teachers and school officials attended Indiana State College's educational television workshop in the Student Union Building east ballroom. Barbara Yanowski Ryder discussed MPATI science courses Scieneland and Science Corner and method of program preparation.
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Indiana State College
Barbara Yanowski Ryder
Barbara
MPATI
Jane E. Grills
ISC
Mary Rhoads
Fairbanks
Miss Barbara
Terre Town
St. Ann
Benjamin Franklin, Laboratory
Montrose
What you should know about the drugs you take
A March Reader's Digest feature warns that combining drugs can be fatal and urges medical control of timing and dosage. The piece cites a coroner's report on Marilyn Monroe and stresses professional oversight over self dosing.
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Marilyn Monroe
March
Reader’s Digest
Delinquency Talk by Thomas Potter at Kingdom Hall
Thomas Potter of Brazil will be guest speaker on delinquency at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses 303 South Fourteenth Street. His one hour address is titled Why Do Children Turn Delinquent.
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Thomas Potter
Brazil
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
South Fourteenth Street
Water Works Man Honored for Safety Suggestion
George Bechtold of Terre Haute Water Works, among 85 affiliated American Water Company emplo yees in 17 states, earned a December local award with a $50 January check for a chisel gripping device. His entry placed third in the company wide contest, underscoring a five year safety record with about 100000 man hours annually.
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George Bechtold
Terre Haute Water Works Corporation
American Water Company
Bechtold
North Twenty Eighth Street
AWC
Terre Haute Water Works
German freighter Adele Ohlrogge rides out storm
The 449 foot German freighter Adele Ohlrogge with 36 crew on board reported sinking 1500 miles east of New York but later said it was out of danger. A Coast Guard plane and the cutter Castle Rock were deployed as ships in the area were alerted. The ship, home port Brake, Germany, left New York February 23 bound for Oran with soy beans and waste paper.
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New York
Adele Ohlrogge
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Castle Rock
Brake
Germany
Oran
Algeria
Hit and Run Damages 1961 Station Wagon in City
Richard Helt reports his car at 1033 Eighth Avenue was struck by a hit and run around 8 37 p m Thursday night while parked. Patrolmen Herschel Johnson and Andrew Kellett investigated. damage estimated at $100.
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Richard Helt
North Ninth Street
Herschel Johnson
Andrew Kellett
Eighth Avenue
Helt
Propeller Tragedy Claims Boston Stewardess
Miss Barbara Hill 30 of Tampa and Revere died when she ran into a DC7 propeller at Logan airport. The Eastern Air Lines stewardess had 10 years of service on a shuttle from Boston to Newark. Eyewitness Peter Pietropaulo reported she ignored warnings and straight into engine No 1. A board of inquiry by FAA and CAB was convened to investigate.
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Boston
Logan International Airport
Eastern Air Lines
EAL
Barbara Hill
Tampa
Fla
Revere
Mass
Newark
N. J
Peter Pietropaulo
Pietropaulo
Washington
Federal Aeronautics Administration and Civil Aeronautics Board
Frank D. Hopkins
Sparata
Tough Tony Anastasio Dies From Illness in Brooklyn
Anthony Anastasio known as Tough Tony, 57, longtime ILA International vice president and Local 1814 manager, died in Brooklyn after heart attack complications. Brother of Umberto Anastasio, linked to Murder Inc, he rose to power amiddock bosses’ clashes and faced various charges without conviction. He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law Anthony Scotto.
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New York
Wpp
Anthony
Tony) Anastasio
Brooklyn
Anastasio
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Umberto
Albert) Anastasio
Murder, Inc
Manhattan
Park Sheraton Hotel
Tony
Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn Dorks
Anthony Scotto
Local 1814
Italy
Europe
Salvatore Anastasio
The
Bronx
City Building Inspector Goble Issues 41 February Permits
Wal ter Goble announced 41 building permits issued in February with a total value of 57 846 dollars. Remodeling accounted for 13 permits worth 34 132 dollars. sidings 5 permits 9 539 dollars. additions 3 permits 6 700 dollars. wreckings 6 permits 4 225 dollars. garages 2 permits 2 200 dollars. signs 12 permits 850 dollars.
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Walter Goble
Goble
State to act on drainage along U S 40 in Rose Hill area
Vigo County surveyor and engineer Claude E. Reese reports word from Acting Chief Highway Engineer F L Ashbaucher that the state will correct poor drainage on old U S 40 north at Rose Hill and at the junction with new U S 41.
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Vigo County
Claude E. Reese
F. L. Ashbaucher
Rose Hill
Man shoots wife then himself after illness worry ends
In Fort Wayne Indiana on March 1 a 63 year old Hubert J. Fox killed his wife 73 Mary Fox with a double barrel shotgun and then killed himself Coroner Edgar Mendenhall ruled murder and death by own action Neighbors said Fox had been despondent over his wife’s cancer Mrs Fox was on the phone when the shooting occurred Fox formerly worked as a conductor for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Edgar Mendenhall
Mary Fox
Hubert J. Fox
Fox
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Strange Calls Add Mystery To Slaying
Chicago dispatch reports two enigmatic telephone calls tied to the murder of Alderman Benjamin F. Lewis, a 53 year old Black political boss. Police describe the case as potentially a personal act or professional job with no solid theory yet.
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Chicago
Ald
Benjamin F. Lewis
Lewis
John Ascher
Biggs
Robert Biggs
Morrison Hotel
James Gilbert
Gilbert
Nine questioned in French plots to kill Pompidou
Paris March 1 nine men questioned over plots to kill Premier Pompidou and attack Sante Prison to free terrorists. Naval Ensign Georges Buscia 28 and eight others were rounded up after a Paris raid. Police say he claimed OAS ordered the killings and the group planned to strike Pompidou outside a church and free nine defendants.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
Sante
Georges Bascia
Buscia
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
Roger Frey
Frey
de Gaulle
Petit Clamart
Hubcaps Stolen From Car At Indiana State College Lot
William McKee reports two spinner type hubcaps stolen from his car parked on the Indiana State College lot at Fourth and Chestnut between 6 30 p m and 10 p m Thursday. Value set at 20 dollars. Officer Andrew Kellett investigated.
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William McKee
Eighth Avenue
Andrew Kellett
Indiana State College
Fourth and Chestnut Streets
Mantle Fans 41 Times in 54 World Series Games
Mickey Mantle struck out 41 times in 192 official at bats across 54 World Series games, highlighting a high strikeout rate in postseason play.
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Mickey Mantle
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Dick Donovan
Indians
Jim Kaat
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Coney Dog
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Root
Navy
Loden Green
Russ Sportswear
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