CYO dedicates new youth center in Terre Haute
The Junior Catholic Youth Organization dedicates a new building at 1117 Wabash Ave with three offices a large activity room and an upper balcony. Speakers include Bill Kuntz Vigo juvenile referee Michael Kearns Judge Joseph Anderson and Patrick O Leary. Father Mike says the building serves people more than bricks and vows strong youth programs.
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Junior Catholic Youth Organization
CYO
Bill Kuntz
Archdiocese of
Indianapolis
Wabash Ave
Kuntz
Vigo
Michael Kearns
Vigo County
Joseph Anderson
Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce
Patrick O'Leary
Robert Rouse
John Myers
Washington, DC
Father Mike Cyo
St. Patrick's
Father Mike
Nixon faces leadership crisis as tapes loom over energy and peace
President Nixon ends a strained weekend amid Watergate, energy, and Middle East peace concerns. Republican critics urge resignation while editors split on his future. Hearings resume on missing tapes as aides, including Garment and Buzhardt, return to Washington and Bull continues testimony.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Middle East
White House
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
ABC Television
Time Magazine
New York Times
Detroit News
Denver Post
Atlanta Journal
Washington
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Leonard Garment
J. Fred Buzhardt
Stephen B. Bull
United Way Campaign Extends As Progress Surges
The 1973 United Way drive extends this week with reports of progress near the halfway goal. Units such as Federal Employees led by Bob Rouse reach 95.3 percent and IT unit under Ed Howard hit 66 percent as CBS gifts push total pledges past $110,000. The board will decide extension length next week.
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United Way
V. Ann Rouse
Ed Schulz
Wabash Valley
Schulz
Schultz
Royse
Rose Hulman President Predicts Bright Institute Future
Dr John A Logan Rose Hulman Institute of Technology president outlined a positive outlook in the annual State of the Institute address. He cited recent events and recruiter praise, lauded student achievement and social responsibility, and noted new facilities and enduring goals from 1874.
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Dr. Logan
Rose Hulman
John A. Logan
Rosehulman Institute of Technology
Logan
Rose-Hulman
Fribune
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Nu
Phi Gamma Delta
Rose-Hul
Kissinger Seeks Breakthrough in Middle East Impasse
Secretary of State Kissinger tours Cairo and four Arab capitals in a bid to resolve the Israel prisoner exchange stalemate. Meir reports no talks with Egypt begun. Fahmy and Nixon press for progress as Kissinger visits Rabat Tunis Amman Riyadh and then Iran Pakistan before China trip.
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Ahmad Anis
Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Israel
Izzeddin Mukhtar
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Syria
Golda Meir
United States
Meir
Blair House
Nixon
U.S
Morocco
Kisssinger
Ismail Fahmy
Amman
Jordan
Riyadh
Saudia Arabia
King Hussein
Faisal
Iran
Pakistan
China
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Mediterranean
Weekend of Indiana highway deaths shocks state
A deadly weekend on Indiana roads left 19 people dead statewide. In Sullivan County two more deaths occurred on U.S. 41 and a fiery I-70 crash near Marshall Illinois killed Norman Hills and Peggy Hill.
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Indiana
Marshall
Sullivan County
U.S. 41
Elmer L. Turpen
Merom
Ind
Terre Haute St. Anthony Hospital
Robinson
Sylvia Dorsey
Eric Squires
Indianapolis
Sullivan’s
Mary Sherman Hospital
General Hospital
Dorsey
Squires
Vincennes University
Indiana State Police
Hammond
Lloyd E. Underhill
Dixon
Eva Underhill
Sullivan Hospital
Ill
Norman Dwight Hills
Peggy
Ford Denies Allegations Over Relations
Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford faced Senate confirmation questions on his ties to former Washington lobbyist Robert Winterberger. Ford, who said he was duped, denied any wrongdoing and detailed visits to a doctor arranged by Winterberger. He also rebutted claims linking him to a Chicago federal building contract, noting only limited assistance for a Dutch medical expert.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Senate Committee Today
Robert N. Winterberger
Ford
House
Winterberger
Michigan
Howard W. Cannon
Dev
Senate
New York
Arnold Hutschnecker
Hutschnecker
United States
U.S
Chicago
Grand Rapids, Mich
Weather summary from National Weather Service segment
Clearing and cold tonight with a hard freeze, mostly sunny and warmer Tuesday. Indiana forecast calls for highs in the mid 40s, lows in the 20s, extended to fair and cold Wednesday through Friday with highs in the 30s to 40s and lows in the 20s. Illinois stays mostly cold with lows in the 20s and highs in the 30s to 40s, with partly cloudy skies.
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Terre Waute
Indiana
Illinois
Ilinois
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