Relative Of Local Resident Killed In Vietnam
Dean M. Butgereit of 1515 W Ne SS received word his brother Sg Larry D. Butgerelt 21 of Benton Harbor Mich was killed in action in Vietnam on a Wednesday in January. He died from fragmentation wounds from a mine explosion while on a combat operation with the First Division 28th Infantry. Military funeral services will be held in Benton Harbor after the body arrives from Vietnam, possibly Saturday. The deceased worked at Zales jewelry store in town. Mr and Mrs Gustave Burgeel of Benton Harbor are the parents with two brothers and two sisters.
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Larry D. Butgerelt
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Vietnam
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Collapse of Alban hills bridge near Rome kills three
A highway collapse in the Alban hills south of Rome sent six cars into a 210 foot gorge. Italian police reported three bodies recovered from the wreckage as rescue teams worked amid crumpled debris. A witness described the scene as crumpled like paper. The bridge had also snapped a water conduit flooding the chasm. Police chief Daniel T. Vera was appointed police chief in Indianapolis after acting in the role following the firing of Chief Noel Jones.
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UPL
Alban Hills
Rome
Ialian
Police
Indianapolis
UPI
Daniel T. Vera
Monday
Police Chic
Adelin J. Barton
Noel Jones
Anderson Obituaries Mrs Lou Riggs
Mrs Lou Riggs 75 formerly of Sherman Street died Tuesday evening at Gobel Nursing Home after illness since October 1982. Born in Grant County she lived here since 1994. Survived by six children and joined by Albert Riggs deceased. Active in First EUR Church and Ladies Lions Club. Obituary details include relatives James Collins Ollie B. Collins and several Riggs family members. Funeral arrangements and local obituaries listed.
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Lou Riggs
Sherman St
Uie Gobel Nursing Home
Ira Albert Riggs
Grant County
James
Ollie B. Collins
First Eur Church
Ladies Lions Club
James Ramsey
Trucker William A. Myers dies after nine day illness
A. Myers 53 of Rt 1 Alexandria died at Community Hospital in Anderson after a nine day illness. He was born August 25, 1913, in Hertsville and worked as a truck driver for PTEAllsee. Survived by widow Ruby M Brown Myers, mother Bettie Myers, two children David Myers and Beverly Colling, a stepson James Wishon, three sisters Althea Huston May Myers Caray, four grandchildren. Burial at Park View Cemetery with services at 1:50 p.m. Friday.
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A. Myers
Rt. 1
Pteall See Es
M 2 Icle
Anderson
Hertsville
William and
Bettie Henry Myers
Teamsters Local 135
Ruby M. Brown Myers
Bettie Myers
Rt. 2
David Myers
Larry
Beverly) Colling
James Wishon
Muncie
Althea Huston
May Myers
Thelma Caray
Atlanta
Lod
Davis
Miss Indiana Seminar At Beauty Pageant Event
Cape Kennedy Florida notices a large space event as Titan 3 rocket launch towards equator with eight satellite payloads. Indiana focus includes Miss Indiana seminar, January 22 Laymen Life Building North Anderson, aiming 75 attendees. Local club awarded 1967 Miss Indiana Pageant franchise and Jane Ann Rutledge will be featured.
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Robert
Bob 'Sherman
Laymen Life
North
Anderson
Indiana
Llub
Jane Ann Rutledge
Indiana University
Baker witness account in bribery case and redistricting notes
Witness Bromley described a Los Angeles hotel meeting and money transfers to Baker while defense pressed to suppress testimony and show loans. Separately Indiana redistricting talks feature Bowen and Mankin discussing compromise chances and potential special session. Lawson trial testimony covers Moore threats and a broken jaw incident with Marie Cook corroborating details.
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Attornney
Bromley
Los Angeles
Cainf
Washington
Motter
Boris Kostelanstz
Clifford Jones
Nevada
Jones
Grand Jury
First Western Financial Corp
Las Vegas
Ney Bromley
Grand Piary
Indiana House considers broad tax and policy bills
A House bill package proposes repealing the intangibles tax on stocks and bonds, creating an ombudsman, expanding workmen’s compensation, boosting transportation studies, and financing a regional animal disease lab. It also includes driver license reciprocity, tax relief for schools, and stricter insurance oversight amid ongoing notes on local auto crashes.
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Busine
Kline
House
Paul J. Hri
D-Hammond
Waller A. Baran
Hammond
Indiana
Office of Ombuds‘man
Pris Disease Diagnostic Laboratory
Puridue University
Mao in China Rumor Sparks Guard Deployments and Threats
British crown colony experts report Mao’s supporters threaten foes while rumors claim Mao is in good health. Canton and Kwonglung guards move to quell rumors as Jin Yao recruits in Manchuria. Peking reportedly stable. In Anderson, obituaries note Priscilla Butcher and others with funeral details.
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Elmer Cole
Elmer G. Cale
Herald
Hong Kong
Jin Yao
Manchuria
Mao
Peking
Redistricting tweak eyed to move Wayne Twp includes Washing ton areas
A House GOP plan eyed shifting Wayne Township from the 11th to the 7th district and swapping Washington to the 11th to align closer to a 422000 population. Rep. Charles Monard noted discussion at the meeting and that the three-judge federal court had taken no action on the Supreme Court remand. Southern Breakfast.
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House
Washington
Wayne
Ruskelshaus
Charles B. Monard
Roblesville
Majority Caucus
Federal Court
Supreme Court
Thward
Andiana Bell Names Raymond Shannon As Service Manager
Indiana Bell announces Raymond Shannon appointed plant service manager for the Anderson service center ensuring oversight of installation and repair groups. He previously served as plant construction manager and joined Indiana Bell in 1941 with prior postings in Martinsville Crawfordsville and South Bend.
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Andiana Bell
Raymond Shannon
Indiana Bell ‘Retephane of
Anderson
Indiana Bell Service Center
Shantoy
Indiana Bell
Martinsville
Crawfordsville
South Bend
Democratic Club Plans Meeting in West Line
The West Line Progressive Democrat Club will meet Wednesday at 7 30 at 1621 Fairview Street. Mrs Ardella Cunningham hosts. Mrs Pearl Jackson will preside as the 1967 membership drive proceeds to enroll both old and new members.
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West Line
Progressive Democrat Club
Ardella Cunningham
Fairview St
Pearl Jackson
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Multiple obituaries from Madison area noting deaths of Rose E Burk Grace Morris Wilkinson Bud Stabler Pearl Brown Amos Kimball with details on ages, residences, survivors, funeral homes, service times, and burial places across Noblesville Markleville Fort Wayne and neighboring counties.
Great Ceca Icecap Extends Over Vast Greenland Dome
A historic report notes Greenland’s icecap as a vast flat dome with crevasses at the edges covering roughly 700000 square miles and thickness estimates up to 10000 feet in places.
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New York
Greenland
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