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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1968

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Brazil Wreck Kills Two. Teens Hospitalized In Ohio Area

A car-truck crash on U S 40 at Brazil Ohio killed Michael Carter 17 and Darlene Hunt 14 both of Greenville. Four others were injured, including Terry Kouts 13 in critical condition and Patty Martin 14 with a broken leg and jaw. Also injured were Albert Johnson 20 and Dawn Martin 14. The truck driver William Fisher 54 of Cleveland was unharmed. Additional statewide incidents reported by AP include deaths of Clarence Little in Salem and Danny Malek in Crawfordsville and Carolyn Prater in Crandall.

Brazil U. S Ohio Michael R. Carter Greenville Darlene Hunt Terry Kouts Union Hospital Patty Indiana University Medical Center Indianapolis Awnia Mfartin Ana Dar E. Johnson Clay County Martin Johnson Glenn van Horn Carter Williard G. Fisher Cleveland Associated Press Staite Clarence Little Salem Indiana Danny J. Malek Crawfordsville Carolyn Prater Crandall

Humphrey Campaign Rally Draws Large Chicago Crowd

Mayor Daley’s machine backs Hubert Humphrey at Chicago Stadium for a freewheeling rally telecast statewide. About 15 000 attend in person as Humphrey proclaims party unity and urges end to Vietnam war and nuclear arms race while criticizing Nixon. He references the Chicago convention and pledges peace and reform.

Chicago Richard J. Daley Hubert H. Humphrey West Madison Street Humphrey Chicago Stadium Pope Paul VI United States Richard M. Nixon Vietnam United Democratic Party Nixon

One-Car Crash Sends Martinsville Man to ICU

A high speed one car crash in Riley sent Freddie D. Babbs 27 of Martinsville to St. Anthony Hospital in critical condition. Babbs suffered multiple injuries including a broken ankle chest injuries and facial lacerations. Passenger Ronand Parrish 22 of rural Spencer remained hospitalized with a broken ankle and possible broken arm. Indiana State Police will file charges including speeding and driving without a license with possible alcohol related counts. Parrish told police Babbs had been drinking before the crash.

Riley Martinsville Ind St. Anthony Hospital Freddie D. Babbs RR 6 Babbs Ronand M. Parrish Spencer Indiana ISP

11 Democrats Get Council Endorsement

The West-Central Indiana Building and Construction Trades Council endorsed 11 candidates on the local Democratic ticket for Tuesday's election. Endorsed offices include Vigo Circuit Court judge H Ralph Johnston Vigo Superior Court 2 judge Charles K McCrory joint state senator Leonard F Conrad joint state representatives C Joseph Anderson Frederick T Bauer John A Kesler Vigo County clerk William J Brighton Vigo County treasurer Dr Robert J Burkle Vigo County coroner and Vigo County commissioners Kermit M Nees and Harry P Brentlinger.

Indiana Building and Construction Trades Council H. Ralph Johnston Vigo Charles K. McCrory Vigo Superior Court Leonard F. Conrad C. Joseph Anderson Frederick T. Bauer John A. Kesler William J. Brighton Vigo County Bernard M. Sweeney Robert J. Burkle Kermit M. Nees Harry P. Brentlinger

Indiana Traffic Deaths See Small Drop in 12 Months

The Associated Press reports Indiana recorded 1,248 traffic fatalities in November, down from 1,263 the previous year. Officials cite improved road safety measures and increased seat belt use as contributing factors.

Nixon Holds Out Plums To Attract Texas Vote

Nixon toured Lyndon Johnsons home grounds in Texas and charged the President mismanaged the space program. He pledged space efforts would aid military superiority and peacetime leadership while campaigning in Austin El Paso and Long Beach.

Nixon Texas Austin Tex Richard M. Nixon Lyndon Johnson Johnson Johnson City San Antonio el Paso Long Beach Calif Space Hubert H. Humphrey Lone Star GOP Forth Worth

U S Peace Terms Seen Simple and Quick

Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States seeks a rapid agreement with Hanoi on withdrawing all foreign forces from South Vietnam. President Thieu objected to Paris session conditions, signaling a potential delay in talks. Rusk urged North Vietnamese forces to leave South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos, stressing a step by step approach to peace.

Washington United States Paris Hanoi South Vietnam Dean Rusk Nguyen van Thieu Texas White House State Department Thieu Saigon Rusk North North Vietnam Laos Cambodia Thailand

Telephones 1966 World Distribution Shifts North America

As of January 1 1966 more than half of the world total of about 200 million telephones were in North America. This reflects regional concentration of telephone systems and communications infrastructure during the mid 1960s.

North America

Three Hurt in Clinton Fire

A basement fire at the Don Harris Food Market in Clinton injured three people none critically. John Moulston suffered facial cuts from a fire hose blast, Larry Beard had back injuries and Sam Jackson was slightly hurt. all were treated or released as occupants were evacuated. Fire units from multiple towns fought the blaze about 5:30 am, with heavy basement damage and continued risk to the stairwell.

Clinton, Ind Don Harris Vermillion Conty Hospital John Moulston Casey St Larry Beard S. St. St Sam Jackson Fairview Ben Turchi Clinton Harris Market Terre Haute Rockville Montezuma St. Bernice Clinton Department Turchi

Fire Claims Life Of Four Year Old In Gospel Grove

A blaze at a Gospel Grove residence five miles east of Terre Haute killed four year old John Raymond Ledbetter. He was found under a bed upstairs and died after resuscitation attempts and transport to St Anthony Hospital. Fire Chief John Galey says damage is about 5 000 dollars and the cause is undetermined. Ledbetter said his son may have been playing with matches.

Gospel Grove Terre Haute John Raymond Ledbetter Virgil Ledbetter AR 32 Young Ledbetter St. Anthony Hospital

Revised Vigo High Schools contract total rises to 17.43 million

The Vigo County School Corp and the Vigo County High School Building Corp rechecked Monday night contracts for two new high schools totaling 17,434,477.72 dollars. The error adjustment increased the stated cost by about 1 million dollars.

Vigo Vigo County School Corp Vigo County High School Building Corp School Board and Building Corporation New South Side North Side School Corporation Building Corporation J. L. Simmons Co

Weather Map and School Contract Totals in Indiana

A weather map note shows Terre Haute and Illinois forecasts with clouds and rain. Separate report details revised school contract totals for Indianapolis area projects, noting misread earlier figures and listing construction and equipment costs for north and south side schools and related site purchases.

Indianapolis School Corporation South Side The Building Corporation North Side

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