06 May 1967
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1967
Page
1
A long obituary list reports deaths across multiple Indiana towns including Terre Haute Brazil Clinton Casey Linton Dana Rosedale and Worthington. Entries note ages serving WWI status survivors and burial details with service times and locations.
Greater Boston police and state troopers moved in after a large crowd blocked traffic at a theater. Hanley, directing operations, reported no serious injuries but several uniforms torn and at least five cars damaged. About 25 tactical officers aided dispersal with flanking moves. A department store window and others were broken. looting attempts were controlled. crowd inside the theater stayed orderly.
Liberal candidate Peter Webb 27 from Canterbury City Council ticket asks residents not to cast ballots for him after learning his boss believes politics and business clash. He cannot withdraw his nomination and says I’m shattered but cannot risk my job.
A Rockville man, Donald FE Hall 21 of 905 East High Street, died in a fiery crash in Putnam County on Friday evening after losing control of his car on a county road east of Brick Chapel. He was identified after burns. funeral services are set for Monday at Tudor Funeral Home with burial in Memory Garden Cemetery.
The Niagara River carries water from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario descending about 326 feet over a 36 mile stretch, illustrating the dramatic elevation change of the Great Falls region.
Police search for Richard Broeckelman 41 his wife Mary Ann two children and a niece after he allegedly held police at bay for over three hours January 27. He faced assault and battery and disorderly conduct charges and was released on bond awaiting a court appearance.
Goodwill bag contents will be reserved for a charitable purpose as local merchants students and youth groups support the drive. The drive will culminate with a re scheduled pickup day next Saturday in the area.
In Columbia South Carolina a mass resignation threat emerges as Allen University students protest the resignation of Dean W. Dewey Annakin. About 370 of 950 students joined a two day actions including a four mile rain march a class boycott and a demonstration. Annakin says trustees rehired a professor he deemed incompetent. Barnes warns loss of accreditation could follow if Annakin leaves.
Floyd Reeves thirty of 611 S 14th St was treated and released from St Anthony Hospital after injuries from a fight outside a north side tavern. Reeves said another man struck him with a brick sustaining wounds to the left side of his face and ears and he did not name the assailant or wish to press charges.
Arthur Friend, 47 and an official of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, fell in a Scarborough street on his way to a stop accidents conference. He broke his right leg and remarked that it felt silly.
Lunar Orbiter aims to map the moon as it loops around every 12 hours. First photos due Thursday with transmissions continuing until May 28. Orbiter 4 will record features as small as 200 feet and cover 98 percent of the near side plus much of the far side.
Police court records list multiple drivers from Terre Haute area. Names include Thomas M. Bunch 19 with intoxication and license suspension suggestion. Carl Passen 20 speeding. Roger Shattuck 19 speeding. Lester Travio li 66 stop sign. Kenneth McNeil 20 no license. Denny D. Richey 18 unlicensed operator. Glenda Inman 21 permitting unlicensed driver. Edward E. Conrad 33 no license. Patrick Euriga 16 muffler law. Paul Oberholtz er 18 muffler. Daniel Morrison 18 speeding. Thomas J. Smith 18 speeding with bench warrant. Otis Coleman 41 unsafe vehicle with warrant. Billie R. Price 30 no license. William B. Eller 18 improper muffler with warrant. Carol A. Vogel 21 unsafe vehicle.
U S officials report fresh Communist raids with 275th Regiment in action after summer. U S naval gunfire helicopters and flare ships aided suppressing an attack that began after midnight. Civilians and militiamen suffered casualties. Air strikes targeted Yen Vien yard Ha Cong barracks and surrounding troop areas near Hanoi. Marines gained control of a key hill near Khe Sanh after a 12 day fight with heavy losses.
Snakes living a humanized life behind Brookwood development in Jackson Township clash with health board efforts. In Vietnam, Gen Westmoreland notes heavy enemy losses and Marines engage near Da Nang with civilian casualties reported near the Cambodia border.
Garfield Band Boosters meet May 9 at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria. Enrollment for Camp Crescendo will be taken and films shown from last year. New officers will be elected. Bean supper plans set for May 13 at Otter Creek Men's Club from 5 to 7 p.m. All boosters, parents and new students from Otter Creek and McLean Junior High urged to attend.
George Myers of 2332 2nd Ave was arrested Saturday morning and jailed on a JP warrant for assault and battery with intent. The affidavit was signed by Myers wife.
Navy pilots in Tonkin Gulf carriers claimed damage to 54 cargo barges four trucks two antiaircraft sites and an ammunition storage area in southern North Vietnam. South Vietnamese Premier Ky visited Da Nang and warned of a possible new Communist front as the rainy season approaches.
Churchill Downs cancels a Derby Day demonstration after a telephoned threat to band members. Three Derby Day bands are replaced by a commercial group due to security concerns. The notice mentions Standard Time from Greenwich as the Prime Meridian.
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