Notable Obituary Clippings From Across Cities
A collage of obituary notices details the deaths and life highlights of several prominent figures. Reuben Robertson, longtime president of Champion Paper, was killed by a vehicle in Hamilton, Ohio, with ties to Asheville and Liechtenstein connections noted. Duchess Elizabeth Amalia Tapsburg of Liechtenstein, 82, died in Liechtenstein, linked to royal succession and Austrian connections. Benjamin A. Ganer, Chilean diplomat and former UN undersecretary, died after a long career in international service. Arthur Babieh, 68, Los Angeles Symphony conductor, passed away from a heart attack, remembered for leading ensembles over 27 years. Meyri Francisca Miranda Vicente, 46, auxiliary bishop of Toledo and bishop of Cidramo, died in Toledo, Spain.
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Ncinnatt Tap
Reuben Robertson Dry
Defense
Attamabile
Champion Paper and Fibre Co
Thamilton
Ohio
Asheville
Nlc
Vaduz
Liechtenstein
Elizabeth Amalia Tapsburg
Pring Dosef
Liechcin
Prince Jays of
Liechtnnstein
Emad Kang Dosef
Austria
York
Benjamin A. Ganer
United Nations
Fent
Chile
General ‘Assembly
Amirbassador
Madison
Wis
Arthur
Babieh
Athet
Los Angeles
Russia
Toledo
Spain
De Gaulle Halts Algerian Peace Talks Says Abbas
Ferhat Abbas, head of the rebel government in exile, said De Gaulle closed the door on peace talks in Algeria. Abbas quoted De Gaulle’s vow to end the rebellion by French arms and that war would continue until independence is won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAI
Eebet
Ferhat Abbas
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Abbas
de Gaulle
Leig
Asian Problems Meet Opens at Baguio Summit
Opened in Baguio Philippines a four day conference on Asian problems with fourteen US ambassadors and top officials from Tokyo to New Delhi plus two consuls general. Attending were Lou Traversson Raymond Mare J Parsons other senior state officials and Southeast Asia military leaders also present. A fragment mentions Andrew Carnegie and literary figures.
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Baguio
Philippines
API
America
Astsody
Stepane
Redhtha
Tokyo
New Delhi
Idia
Manila
Lou Trendarson
Raymond A. Mare
Ad J. Craham Parsons
Ntar
Notable figures lose life in varied distant incidents
Composer Vladimir Proylull, 80, a Russia born recitalist in New York venues for over 30 years, died Friday after an Am piste accident. Harry Wadericks, 68, linked to Melville Dewey retreat, died Saturday in Lake Placid. PL McClatchy, 88, influential publisher, died Saturday after guiding many developments in Philadelphia and surrounding areas. Wade ward Almond, 71, former newspaper publisher and fundraising executive, died Sunday from a cerebral hemorrhage. he worked in multiple states and led City Bureau projects.
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Kings Paik
Vap
Vlaimir Proylull
Priday
Drogeoff
Russia
New York
Lake Placid
Nav
Harry Wadericks
Melville Dewey
Placid Clube
Cuuentens
Oberlin
Ohio
Philadelphia
McClatchy
Burt Die Bult More
Chicago
APY
Dans Wadeward Almond
Marga
Riverside
Calif
Wabash, Ine
City Bureau
Court Notes from Perry County Chancery Proceedings
Chancery Court records show Frances Brando versus Cearges Brandon for separate maintenance, with various related parties including Eugene Crider and Sophie D Pivotte noted. Also listed are cases involving James Pitkerson of Prescott and others in reciprocal actions, with fragmented names and details.
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Frances Brando
Cearges Brandon
Wvon Cridey
Eugene Crider
Pivotte
Sophie D
Soolet
Pernie P
iSooter
Divarec
Coritine Stuckey
Jessie
Ward
Memorial service for late Senator Neuberger in Portland
In Portland Oregon a memorial service honored late Senator Neuberger, 47, a Democrat who died Wednesday from a breath hemorrhage. Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson led a delegation of 16 senators and representatives, with about 1,100 seats at Temple Beth Israel filled and hundreds standing outside on a rainy day to hear speakers praise Neuberger’s brief Senate career.
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Portland
Orc
Wale Ben
Richard
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Neuberger
Johnson
Dohisot
Massive airlift simulates rapid Puerto Rico wartime redeployment
The U S military plans a large peacetime airlift exercise moving 18,000 troops and 11,000 tons of gear to Puerto Rico and Fort Hood area, with 700 soldiers and hundreds of tons of equipment staged by midnight. Departures from Ft Bragg McGuire and others will launch the joint Army Air Force drill to test fast troop and equipment deployment to hot spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Red - Nosed Military
Aan
Uhiversing
Red Nosed
Trom Shaw
United States
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Utah
Pennsylvania
Pacific Northwest
New Engl
Ft. Bragg
N.C. McGuire Air Force Base
Nid
Clevest
Adlai Slavenson to Speak in Charlottesville April 2
Adlai Slavenson will give his first major speech in Albemarle County at the University of Virginia Founders Day event on April 2 after a two month Latin American tour. He is a five time Democratic presidential nominee and is expected to discuss foreign policy issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Adlai Slavenson
Latin America
Afic
University of Virginia
Storm crews rushed to residential area in widespread damage
Emergency teams mobilized across a residential district after a severe storm. Dozens of repair crews supplemented local responders to assess damage, clear debris, and restore utilities as residents prepared to begin cleanup and recovery efforts.
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THE
Associated Press
Andrew Carnegie
Lavarite Gett
Robert Burns
William Shakespeare
Excelsior Springs
Excelsior Medical Clinic
Excelslor Madical Clinic
Bucelslor Springs
Kxar Kolumn
Collier Furniture & Appliance
Gunter Lumber News
Gunter Lumber Co
Verlaine Jones
Mary Anita Lascher
Kathryn Lou Franks
Merry Mixture
Jim City
Miami Beach
Beer R
Haskell Jones
Pstead
Chancery Court
James Pitkerson
Prescott
Glenda Nuckabeo
Sen, Neuber
Amazon
Atlantic Ocean
Wille Landste
Adlai
Arkansas
Arkansas Power & Light Line
Lund
Desari
Tlarendon
Harrisburg
Ap&l
Gurdon
otHee
Jamburg Inest Crosse
Helfing
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