Lloyd Dibert Search & Obituary

              A state-wide search is underway today for Lloyd Dibert,
51, an EOD employee for 24 years, who has been missing
since 8:15 a:m. Tuesday when he left his home at 610 Jack-
son-st for an errand downtown.
On sick leave from his position as a yardmaster at EOD,
Mr. Dibert had been suffering with terrific head pains re¬
sulting from a sinus infection. He had visited a doctor Mon¬
day afternoon.
His worried wife contacted
police yesterday asking that a
search be made. They have been
married 28 years. Mrs. Dibert said
there seemed nothing out of the
ordinary Tuesday when her hus¬
band left to go downtown for cig¬
ars. He said he would be back
shortly.
He was driving the family car,
a 1956 Studebaker, two tone tan
and yellow, license number 6973P.
He wore a dark green shirt and
trousers work outfit, a grey sweat
er, and an engineer's hat. His EOD
badge cannot be located at home
and Mrs. Dibert believes he was
wearing it.
Mr. Dibert is five feet ten and
a half inches tall and weighs 185
pounds. He has gray hair and
wears glasses. Well liked and pop¬
ular, Mr. Dibert had an outstand¬
ing employment record. His sup¬
ervisor told Mrs. Dibert this mor¬
ning that he had complained last
week of the head pains.
Mrs. Dibert is worried that an
amnesia condition may have de¬
veloped, and is appealing for any¬
one who may have seen him since
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