Phone Man Dies in Blast in Clayton Suburb
Philip J. Lucier 49 president of Continental Telephone Co. killed when an explosion ripped through an automobile in a Clayton parking lot. Two company vice presidents James Robbs and James Napier were nearby but uninjured. All had just returned from lunch and planned to resume work at the Clayton offices.
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Clayton
St. Louis
Philip J. Lucier
Continental Telephone Co
James Robbs
James Napier
Lucier
Cadillac
Continental
Indiana
Warsaw
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Ralph Lucier
Winona Lake
United Telephone Co
Pendleton Clergyman Served Nation and Built a School
Dr. White, a Pendleton man and Indiana National Guard chaplain, served under Pershing in WWI and led Meridian Heights Church in Indianapolis. He directed the creation of the Thomas A. White School at the Indiana Reformatory, while also ministering in Bloomington and aiding students at Indiana University. He criticized party loyalty over patriotism and warned against flag desecration, noting Communist ties to unrest. He had four children, with relatives in Florida, Bloomington, California, and Indianapolis.
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Wilkham Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
White
Thomas A. White
United States
McBean
Americans spend billions on eye care per year
Americans allocate about 300 million dollars annually to eye care services and products across the United States. This figure reflects consumer spending for exams glasses contacts and related vision health items.
Monastery Restoration Progress Nears Milestone in Greece
Koumoulides, aided by five Ball State and Anderson College students, advances a centuries old monastery in Aghia Thessaly toward national monument status. The July 27 ceremony will install a memorial plaque as Byzantine scholars, Greek officials, and U.S. embassy representatives attend.
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Greece
Koumoulides
Koumourides
Thessaly
Muncie
Ball State
Anderson College
TRSS
Steven Couspairs
Couspairs
Alpha Chi
Marvin L. Green
University of Michigan
Spring Arbor College
Spring Arbor
Mich
Hstory
Thomas Pappas
Shirell Fox
Muncie University
Aghia
Food dating studied by Agriculture Department
The Agriculture Department will conduct a preliminary study to determine if grocery store items should carry date stamps to indicate if foods are past their prime.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Two Men Charged In Gilmore Beating
Police charged Eugene Fuller III and Nathaniel Redfield in the beating and robbery of Paul Gilmore, 60, after he stepped from a bus on West 16th Street and Madison Avenue. Gilmore was hospitalized from injuries believed to be robbery motive.
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Paul Gilmore
Sheridan
Eugene Fuller III
W. 19Th St
Nathaniel Junior Redfield
Dewey
Gilmore
West 16Th Street
Madison Avenue
Marshall Brooks
Jacob R. Mellot
Eighth St
Community Hospital
Eighth Street
Mellor
Ray Fuller
Franklin
Heath names Barber as new chancellor of the exchequer
Prime Minister Edward Heath selected Anthony Barber the European affairs minister to become chancellor of the exchequer succeeding Iain MacLeod who died of a heart attack. Government sources said an official announcement will be made Saturday.
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London
UPI
Edward Heath
Anthony Barber
Barber
Iain MacLeod
AIP Leader Outlines Backroom Strategy and Leads
Huntington argues for limited government and grassroots growth for the AIP a party of common men with backroom operatives to supply leadership. He notes candidates in Delaware County petitions underway in Indiana and counters talk of a split while warning of a Hitler rise if conditions don’t improve.
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AIP
Madison County
Huntington
Anderson
Delaware County
Hitler
Indiana
American Party
George Wallace
Nasser Sees No Settlement Hope Amid Peace Talks
Cairo report says Nasser rejects any settlement and accuses Israelis and U S lawmakers of seeking expansion. He asserts Arabs will not surrender territory and cites nuclear protection if Israel uses atomic force. U S officials remain cautiously hopeful for a cease fire with step by step negotiations.
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Arab Socialist Union Congress
Cairo
Israel
Nasser
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Middle East
Russia
Rogers
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
U.N. Security Council
Washington
Damascus
United States
UPI
State Department
Carl E. Barthh
United Arab Republic
William P. Rogers
Soviet Union
Barth
Nixon Meets Mormon Leaders During North Dakota Stop
President Nixon flies from Washington to Fargo for a five hour visit, then to Salt Lake City. He meets Utah lawmakers and governors to discuss farm migration and economic aid while protesters greet him in Fargo.
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Washington
Air Force One
Tricia
Fargo
Utah
Nixon
Mormon Temple
Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
Salt Lake International Airport
Pat
Sherman Lloyd
Laurence J. Burton
Calvin L. Rampton
United States
Midwest
John Price
North
South Dakota
Dakota
Clark MacGregor
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Thomas Kleppe
North Dakota
Quentin Burdick
Frank E. Moss
Secret Service
America
Hector
Fargo Civil Center
Herschel N. Lashkowite
Indochina
Fargo Public Library
Iowa
Nebraska
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Economic Development Administration
Commerce Department
Red River
MacGregor
Moorhead
Mion
U.S. to Withdraw Nearly 6000 Troops From Philippines
The Defense Department announced plan to pull about 6000 military support personnel from the Philippines within a year amid Vietnam troop withdrawals. The reductions will hit Subic Bay Sangley Point and Clark Field where most effects occur. As of March 26,900 U.S. personnel were stationed there.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Air Force
Philippines
South Vietnam
Subic Bay
Sangley Point
Clark Field
U.S
Pentagon
Weathermen Indicted Over Greenwich Village Fatal Incident
A sudden accident at a Greenwich Village hazardous device factory in New York fatally injures three people. The event spurred investigations leading to indictments.
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Chicago
Detroit
New York
Berkeley
Calif
Greenwich Village
Anderson And County Area Deaths
Obituary notices report Vernon H. Hannah 65 of 2225 Pitt and Steven B. Trimble 17 of 2802 Raible Ave. among Anderson area deaths. Details cover birth, residence, survivors, funeral plans, and burial actions with family services and local church and lodge affiliations.
Marines Pull Out of Northern Vietnam as Ripcord Abandoned
The 1st Marine Division begins withdrawing 1625 troops from northern Vietnam to Camp Pendleton part of a 50 000 man reduction cutting American forces to 384 000 by Oct 16 1970. Ripcord base abandoned after heavy fighting with 61 Americans killed and 345 wounded since July 1.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Ripcord
101St Airborne Division
3Rd Brigade
Benjamin Harrison
Brandon
Miss
Camp Evans
Harrison
Cambodia
Saigon
Phnom Peng
Kompong Som
Night-time crashes rise in U S traffic fatalities
A study shows over half of U S traffic deaths occur at night with reduced visibility and higher risk factors. Experts urge better lighting, stricter drunk driving enforcement, and improved road safety measures to curb the trend.
Funeral set for Edward D Wentz 71 of Alhambra Calif
Edward Duwell Wentz 71 a former Anderson resident died at his Alhambra California home after a 10 day illness. Born September 1 1898 in Logansport he was a Navy veteran World War I and retired from the New York Central Railroad in 1963. Survived by widow Leon a Hassenstab Wentz daughter Marjorie Vermillion son Thomas E Wentz four sisters and one grandson. Services pending at Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
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Edward Duwell Wentz
Anderson
Alhambra
Calif
Logansport
Lewis E
Elizabeth Grusemeyer Wentz
California
New York Central Railroad
United Brethren Church
Webb Lodge No
Richmond
Leona Hassenstab Wentz
Byron
Marjorie) Vermillion
Kansas City
Thomas E. Wentz
Florence Hines
Alexandria
Dorothy Porter
Greenville
S.C
Mrs. Freda J. Williams Dies. Matthews Resident
Mrs. Freda J. Williams of Matthews died Friday morning in a Fort Wayne hospital. Lifelong Matthews resident, she belonged to Matthews United Methodist Church and the Eastern Star. Survivors include two sons, Rev. Philip J. Williams of Anderson and Kenneth Williams of Fort Wayne, six grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at Richman-Brown Funeral Home in Gaston with Rev. Wesley Brookshire. interment at Matthews. Friends may visit 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. today and 2-? until service.
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Freda J. Williams
Matthews
Philip J. Williams
Noble Street United Methodist Church
Anderson
Fort Wayne
Matthews United Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Williams
Kenneth Williams
Richman-Brown Funeral
Gaston
Wesley Brookshire
Indianapolis man Albertus G. Clark dies at 80
Albertus G. Clark 80 of Indianapolis died Friday morning at Turtle Creek Nursing Home Noblesville. He was brother in law of Mrs. Marie Foreman of Anderson. Services are pending at Shirley Brothers Funeral Home Indianapolis.
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Albertus G. Clark
Indianapolis
Marie Foreman
Anderson
Turtle Creek
Noblesville
Shirley Brothers Funeral Home
Obituary: N. E. Ehle Dies of Heart Attack at 76
N E Ehle aged 76 of 1584 Quartier Street Charleston West Virginia died Thursday from a heart attack. He is survived by his widow Ruth Davis Ehle of Anderson two children Nicholas Ehle Jr of Morgantown and Rockne Ehle of Wheeling a brother in law Paul Davis and a sister in law Clara OConnor both of Anderson.
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N. E. Ehle
Quartier St
Charleston
W.va
Ruth Davis Ehle
Anderson
Nicholas Ehle Jr
Morgantown
Rockne Ehle
Wheeling
W. Va
Paul Davis
Clara O’connor
Final Rites for Paul W. Cramer Held
Funeral services for Paul W. Cramer aged 54 of 921 West Second Street were held at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Cramer, a longtime Anderson resident since 1950, was laid to rest at Pleasant Walk Cemetery.
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Baker Brothers Funeral
Paul W. Cramer
W. Second St
Anderson
Pleasant Walk Cemetery
Final rites for Frank Hunter at Home
Frank Hunter 79 of 2505 E 10th St native of Shelby County dies. Services at 1 p.m. today at Home for burial at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Baker Brothers Funeral
Frank Hunter
E. 10Th St
Shelby County
East Maplewood Cemetery
Final rites for Mrs Kate Elsten in Lapel
Mrs Kate Elsten 81 lifelong Lapel resident to be buried at Brookside Cemetery after funeral service at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel. Service set for 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Lapel
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Kate Elsten
Brookside Cemetery
Pettigrew Rites Held for Grace Pettigrew Pendleton
Grace Emma Pettigrew 91 of Rt. 2 Madison County died Friday at St. John’s Hospital after a two month illness. She was born November 24 1878 in Madison County and was a Pendleton Christian Church member. Survived by three daughters Esther Laws Mildred Price Martha Ellen Kelley a son Leon Pettigrew a half sister Iva Bunker seven grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Funeral by Cornell Bright Funeral Home with Rev James Keown at Mendon Cemetery.
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Vernon H. Hannah
Pitt
Anderson
Portsmouth
Ohio
Carter County
John
Melissa Blevins Hannah
United Baptist Church of
Olive Hill
Carpenters
Ovid Masonic
International Order of Oddfellows
Ovid Masonic Lodge No
Henderson Funeral
Oakland Christian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Bobby Flannery
Pendleton
Grace Emma Pettigrew
Rt. 2
St. John’s Hospital
Madison County
Pettigrew
Pendleton Christian Church
Jess
Virgil
Esther) Laws
Mildred) Price
Fortville
Wendall
Martha Ellen) Kelley
Leon Pettigrew
Long Island
N.Y
Iva Bunker
Kalispell
Mont
Cornell Bright Funeral
James Keown
The
Christian Church
Mendon Cemetery
Elwood to Hold Final Rites for Gary J Tomlinson
Final rites for Gary J. Tomlinson age 27 owner of Gary's Beauty Salon in Elwood are set at 10 a.m. today at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. Burial will be in Catholic Cemetery.
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Elwood
Copher and Fesler
Gary J. Tomlinson
Oakland Court
Gary
N’ Elwood
Catholic Cemetery
Final rites for Joe B. Baker in Elwood
Funeral services set for 2 p.m. today at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home for Joe B. Baker 53 of Anaheim California formerly of Elwood. Interment at Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Copher and Fesler
Joe B. Baker
Anaheim
Calif
Elwood City Cemetery
Hardin Delays Wheat Crop Control Referendum
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin announced the postponement of a nationwide farmers referendum on mandatory acreage controls for the 1971 wheat crop. The vote shifted from Monday through Friday to October 15 to allow Congress time to complete a new farm bill that would remove the need for the referendum.
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Washington
UPI
Clifford M. Hardin
Nixon
Congress
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Omaha
Don Camp
Ron Halbert
Grace Baptist Church
Highway 9
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Andgarson
Delbert L. Turner, SR
Rozelle Funeral Home
Harold E Jrozelle
Bincgiz
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Steven Trimble
Steven B. Trimble
Raible Ave
Lloyd Trimble
Westvale
Southside
Madison Heights High School
Boy Scouts of America
Spanish Club
Brian
Brett Trimble
Janis Pyland
Greenfield
Jane Anne Trimble
Sells and Rowe
Newkirk
Dugger
Trimble
Carlisle
Harold E. Rozelle
Delbert L. Turner Sr
Sherman
John Zuber
Turner
Turner Radio Sales and Service
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Freda Williams
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Gary Tomlinson
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National Council of Churches
Red China
Uncle Sam
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W. 8Th St
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