Hospital Births and Admits List From Local Area Records
Admitted Wednesday Octal Loffland Bloomfield Mrs Robert Wright Switz City Brandon Hert Jasonville Lewis Linton vs Russell Moss Coal City Myers Linton Dismissals Gilbert Williams Worthington Mrs Jimmy Puett Worthington Jaquyes Carmichael Bloomfiends Births A son to Mr and Mrs Domise Turner Linton He weighed eight pounds four and one half ounces Anna Lee Moore Terre Haute Brenda Bedwell Hymera Karen Campbell Linton John Kidd Lewis Lawrence Bailey Dugger David Eigar Hymera Pat Alexander Sullivan Juanita Montgomery Shelburn Today a son to Mr and Mrs Herbert L Kimmel Shelburn weighing eight pounds twelve today a daughter to Mr and Mrs William D LeDune Jacksonville weighing seven pounds thirteen and one half ounces Randy LaFollette Sullivan weighing six pounds ten ounces
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Loffland
Bloomfield
Robert Wright
Switz City
Brandon Hert
Jasonville de Lewis
Linton
Russell Moss
Coal City
A. Myers
Gilbert Williams
Worthington
Jimmy Puett
Jaqyes Carmichael
Bloom
Peday
Domise Turner
Karen Campbell
Mabel Steckler
Graysville
John Kidd
Lewis
Lawrence Bailey
Dugger
David Eigar
Hymera
Pat- Alexander
Sullivan
Juanita Montgomery
Shelburn
Herbert L. Kimmel
Wees
William D. LeDune
Jasonville
Randy LaFollette
Israel May Owen Talks With Russia
London sources report Israel considers opening direct talks with the Soviet Union amid U S differences. Premier Golda Meir may push for official Kremlin talks while Abba Eban signals willingness to renew relations in any form the Russians propose.
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London
UPD
Israel
Soviet Union
United States
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Kremlin
Abba Ebantek
Eagles Auxiliary to Host Family Supper and Open House
Officers of the Eagles Auxiliary No. 578 remind members of a family supper at the lodge Friday night with 1 p.m. cleanup assistance requested at the lodge hall. Gurthal Gilligan of Kermit Texas, former Linton resident and guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boone, will be honored at an open house from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Boone home. All friends and relatives are invited.
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Eagles Auxiliary No. 578
Gurthal Gilligan
Kermit, Tex
Linton
Robert Boone
Boone
Markets in Indianapolis Run Mixed as Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices Change
UPI reports hogs at mixed gains with most classes up 75 cents, cattle steady to weak with steers near 32.50 while cows range 20 to 22.50. Sheep hold steady with spring lambs around 30 dollars and utilities around 6 dollars for culled stock. Indiana advisory notes dry surface conditions for next days amid slower hay curing due to rising humidity.
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Indiana Agricultural Advisory
Confession recounts Yablonski family murder details
The confession describes break in at the Yablonski home, entering via unlocked storm door, stepping to Joseph Yablonski’s bedroom, and a staged double shooting by Paul Gilly and Buddy Martin. It details weapon jams, reloading, and multiple gunfire aimed at Joseph, Margaret, and Charlotte Yablonski, with the victims later dying.
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Yablonski
Joseph Yablonski
Paul Gilly
Buddy
Charlotte
Margaret
Charlotte) Yablonski
Yabloiskis
Buddy Martin
Yablonskis
CBS Refuses To Turn Over Materials In Pentagon Film Case
CBS President Frank Stanton refused to turn over film materials from The Selling of the Pentagon to a House subcommittee. Rep. Harley Staggers said Stanton is in contempt of Congress and the panel will consider contempt action. The House would vote and then the Justice Department would decide on prosecution.
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Washington
UPL
CBS
Frank Stanton
House
Pentagon
Congress
Harley Staggers
DW Va
House Commerce Committee
Staggers
Justice Department
Stanton
Lunar scientists study Soviet moon dirt sample
Space Center officials in Houston report lunar lab teams have begun planning the examination of a 3 gram Soviet moon soil sample, part of the Sea of Fertility material from Luna 16. The analysis will be conservative due to the tiny amount, with work split between the lunar receiving lab and university facilities.
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U.S
Space Center
Houston
UPS
Lunar Laboratory
Russia
Moon
Gast
Lumar Sciences Division
Monamed Spacecraft Center
Moscow
Earth
Sea of Fertility
Moon Seas
Infant Billie Joe Brown Dies in Guam Base Burial
Graveside rites for 10 day old Billie Joe Brown son of SSgt. Joe and Irene Williams Brown will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Fairview Cemetery with Deaconess Nola Yoder officiating. Born May 29 1971 on a U S Air Base in Guam he died June 9 at Anderson Air Force Base. Surviving are the parents three sisters and one brother Vera Susan Marie Karen and Charles E Brown at home and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Everett L Brown of Linton. Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel in charge of arrangements.
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Billie Joe Brown
Joe
Irene Williams Brown
Fairview Cemetery
Nola Yoder
U.S
Guam
Anderson Air Force Base
Vera
Susan Marie
Karen
Charles E. Brown
Everett L. Brown
Linton
Anderson - Poindexter Memory Chapel
Hunger Strikes Rise in Soviet Jewish Emigration Fight
In Moscow and Riga more than 80 Jews joined a public hunger strike to protest bans on emigration to Israel. In Kishinev nine others faced possible seven year sentences for similar protests while 33 Baltic Jews fasted overnight at Moscow's central post office to dramatize their demands.
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Moscow
UPI
Israel
Kishinev
Moldavia
Riga
Cosmonauts Set New Space Mark
Three Soviet cosmonauts on the Salyut space station extended the world record for the longest spaceflight. Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladimir Volkov and Viktor Patsayev surpassed the 17 days 16 hours 59 minutes record set by Soyuz 9 climbers in 1970 and continued orbiting Earth with no end in sight.
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Moscow
UPS
Earth
Georgy Dobrovolsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Salyut Space Station
U S Japanese cooperate to develop electric car program
The United States and Japan advance parallel plans to produce a nonpolluting electric car. Japan aims for five prototypes ready for comprehensive testing by end of 1975 with production hoped in the late 1970s or early 1980s. A second line targets small city vehicles while U S firms work on larger models.
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United Nn
U.S. Eee of
John Volpe
Japan
U.S
Osaka
Toyo Kogyo Co
Japanex Communications
Toyo
Tokyo
Area Youth Compete in Indiana State Special Olympics
The Indiana Special Olympics opened at Terre Haute on the ISU campus with registration clinics and later competitions and ceremonies. The opening flame is lit at 7 30 PM and Mayor Leland Larrison welcomes participants from across the state. About two hundred Region 13 youths are registered from nine counties with chaperones listed for Dugger Union and Shakamak groups.
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Indiana
Terre Haute
ISU
Leland Larrison
Patricia Kennedy Lawford
Kennedy Foundation
Dugger Union School
Tony Alsman
Jerry Bonham
Anna Burdette
David Burdette
Kevin Burdette
Eddie Cazee
Kathy Cazee
Barbara Cox
Mary Lou Cunningham
Kimberly Durham
Matthew Frayser
Melody Goad
Brenda Kirkpatrick
Steven McDaniels
Jerry Saude
Juanita Welch
Kimberly Rheabottom
Mark Priehs
Millie Cunningham
Susan Harting
Carol Harting
Kathryn Harting
Shakamak
Jerry Burger
Lisa Durbin
Saray Frey
Jerry Goad
Jacob Hayden
Mike Munson
Bryce Puck
Robbie White
Dallas
Cecilia Fines
David Hale
Pope Seeks Vatican Aid Distribution in North Vietnam
Pope Paul VI urged an opening to allow the Catholic Church to distribute aid in North Vietnam. He expressed impatience at slow efforts to end the war, noting his own failed conciliations, and called for renewed relief efforts for East Pakistan India and the Middle East.
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Vatican City
Vpi
Paul VI
North Vietnam
Vietnam
East Pakistan
India
Middle East
Notice of Administration Estate No 7849
In Greene County Indiana the executrix Elsie C Duhne Hall was named for Elsie C Duhne deceased on June 11 1971. All claims must be filed within six months from the first publication or be barred. Aden Benham Clerk of the Circuit Court. Bloomfield Indiana. George E Jackson Attorney. 37-6 /17-24-7 /1/71
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Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
Alice R. Duhne
Elsie C. Duhne
Bloomfield
Aden Benham
George E. Jackson
Notice to Non-Residents in Greene Circuit Court
In Greene County Indiana the Greene Circuit Court June Term 1971 documents that Norman W Lawson, a non-resident, is a necessary party in the case of Arabella V Lawson. The appearance is fixed for August 20 1971. Filed by attorney Joseph A Sullivan in Bloomfield.
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Indiana
Greene County
Greene Circuit Court
Arabella
Norman W. Lawson
Joseph A. Sullivan
Greene Circuit
Bloomfield
Ind
Aden Benham
Joseph A. Sulivan
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Wnndustries
Daihatsu Motors
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Etta Young Holbert
Tay
William H
Billy) Reede
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Marie Beasley
Myers Funeral Home
William
Jack) Reece
Pope
Meatyin Day
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Dail Citizen, Inc
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Indiano
Warren H.onken
Morris Ll, Cox
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Ann Toney
United Press International News Service
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