Funeral Notices for Bentley Black and O'Neal
Funeral services are set for Lon Bentley at Becker Funeral Home with burial at Chattanooga Cemetery. Helen Mae Black’s funeral is pending with Miller's Mortuary after a Reynolds Army hospital death. Ernest M. O'Neal's funeral will be held in Huntington Beach.
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Alonzo R
Lon) Bentley
E. Grand
Fort Supply
Becker Funeral Home
Forrest Siler
First Baptist Church
Chattanooga
Mr. Bentley
Cotter
Ark
Lawton
Mollie Sanders
Robert
A. R
Baffrey
Ontario
Calif
Lorene Johnson
Mesa
Ariz
Ruth Britton
Manitou
Dan
Carl
Odessa
Tex
Wesley
Stamford
Helen Mae Black
Cimmaron Trail
Reynolds Army Hospital
Miller
Susan E. Bragg
Germany
Estella Edmonds
Columbus, Ga
Ernest M. O'Neal
Huntington Beach
Mr. O'Neal
Verden
Fort Sill
California
American Legion Post
Kathy
Home
Peggy Keller
Patricia O'Neal
Ernest M
S. 4Th
M. W. O'Neal
Charley
Taylor
Arizona
Mae Torrey
Arkansas
Dorothy
Nevada
Notable U S Figures Keating Moe Howard Tasker Ridder Dies
Kenneth B. Keating 74 former ambassador to Israel and senator from New York died Monday. Moe Howard 78 last of the Three Stooges died Sunday night of lung cancer in Los Angeles. Dana Tasker 71 former Time Magazine executive director died Sunday in Gardiner Maine. Bernard Ridder 92 chairman emeritus of Ridder Publishing died Monday in West Palm Beach Florida.
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Kenneth B. Keating
NEW York
U.S
Israel
U.S. House
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Moe Howard
Three Stooges
Howard
Shemp
Larry Fine
Dana Tasker
Time Magazine
Look Magazine
Gardiner
Maine
Time
Tasker
Cowles Magazines, Inc
Look
Quick Magazines
Bernard Ridder
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ridder Publishing, Inc
Brooklyn Eagle
Ridder
St. Paul
UCLA Professors Urge Compromise to Meet Global Housing Need
Three UCLA professors returning from Tel Aviv warn that housing in developing nations is dismal and worsening. They estimate more than one billion people lack adequate shelter or live in subnormal housing as costs force compromises. San Francisco features two steep streets, Filbert Street and 22nd Avenue, with extreme inclines.
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UCLA
Los Angeles
Tel Aviv
Israel
San Francisco
Filbert Street
22Nd Avenue
Groups Handle Refugee Work
The State Department set up a special referral office for Americans who want to help resettle Vietnam refugees. Volunteer agencies like the Red Cross Catholic Conference and Lutheran Migration Service handle sponsorship and aid refugees with homes jobs and family support. The office will pass on interested names to sponsors and toll free 800 368 1180 is provided. Local residents may call 632 9800. An immigration service spokesman noted sponsorship is practical though not legally required to stay in the United States.
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Washington
State Department
Red Cross
Catholic Conference
Lutheran Migration Service
United States
Immigration Service
Silas L. Jervis
Minh says he had no alternative but to surrender
Duong Van Minh, former Saigon leader, told a Hanoi newspaper he had to surrender unconditionally as Saigon defenses crumbled. The May 1 interview at the presidential palace in Saigon followed his release from custody and included a public gathering with the Revolutionary Government.
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Tokyo
Duong van Minh
Saigon
Hanoi
Quan Doi Nhan Dan
Hanoi Radio
Minh
Vietnam
Social Security Faces New Financing Scrutiny
A congressional panel will study Social Security financing after trustees warned the system will run a larger deficit. The 75 year projection shows an average annual deficit of 5.3 percent, higher than last year’s 3 percent. Commissioner James Cardwell is among witnesses set to testify.
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Ashington
Congress
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate Committee On Aging
Senate
House
Ways and Means Subcommittee On Social Security
Social Security
James Cardwell
Super Markets Ahead With Bigger Stores And Coupons
Industry experts at a Texas convention report 1974 saw 2 percent fewer supermarkets but 3 million more square feet of floor space signaling bigger stores. Coupons rose to 52 percent of stores while trading stamps dropped to 17 percent. average trip rose to 8.23 dollars before inflation.
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Tex
Super Market Institute
Institute
Government costs rise to 555 billion by 1975
Government expenditures from federal state and local levels are projected to hit 555.1 billion by mid 1975, more than double 1967 and over twenty three times 1940. The figure equates to about 7 792 dollars per household.
Swiss watch exports surge as overseas sales dominate
Ninety seven percent of Swiss watch production is sold abroad and Switzerland accounts for about seventy percent of world trade in timepieces, underscoring the nation's central role in the global watch industry.
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Switzerland
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Helen Black
Saigon Military Committee
Liberation Army
Sayng
DA Nang
AID Organization
France
Denmark
Spain
Avoris
Pragnesia
Geritol America
Baer
Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder
Cardid
Mitchun
Sorminex
Miltenum Ass
Geox
Weetport
Mitchum
Low
Taved - Otter Expres
Compton
Rexall
Sheridan Rd
Mig
Ray
Gore
NG Stores
Meadors Department Store
Erwin Acres
N. Sheridan Rd
Meadors
Erwin Acres Shopping Center