Death not from crash. coroner cites heart attack
Raymond E. Planck, 58, of Seymour R3, died at the wheel of a wrecked 1968 pickup after suffering a massive coronary, not injuries from the crash. An autopsy confirmed a heart seizure. the death is not a traffic fatality. Burial set at Riverview Cemetery with services Friday.
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Seymour
Jackson County
Keith Burkholder
Raymond E
Jimmie’’ Planck
Seymour R3
Burkholder
New Farmington
Stahl
Jimmie” Planck
County Girl Still Missing
State police report no new developments in the disappearance of Teresa Osborne 18 of Crothersville. She was last seen Monday at 5 30 p m heading to Rose Acres Farms in Acme with a white 1965 Ford four door bearing 36B1132 and Rose Acres plate.
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Teresa Osborne
Lawrence Howard
Crothersville
Rose Acre Farms
Acme
Miss Osborne
Rose Acres
Osborne
Ball State College
Brownstown Central High School
Ball State University
Muncie
Nixon Declares Watergate Water Under Bridge
President Nixon addressed Watergate for the first time in months at a California news conference. He said he would not resign and called Watergate an episode gone now, while defending actions on Cambodia and backing VP Agnew amid leaks.
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San Clemente
Calif
Richard Nixon
Watergate
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
California
Cambodia
Kissinger Named Secretary of State in Cabinet Reorganization
President Nixon designated Henry Kissinger to replace William P. Rogers as secretary of state in a move aimed at strengthening relations with China and the Soviet Union. Rogers, the last original Nixon appointee, will return to law practice after aiding ceasefire efforts in Vietnam. Kissinger, 50, would be the first Jewish and foreign-born secretary of state and will also retain his post as national security adviser.
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Nixon
White House
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
China
Soviet Union
New York
Rogers
Vietnam
San Clemente
Calif
Kissinger
Senate
Nazi Germany
Peking
Leonid Brezhnev
U. S
Japan
Seymour Post Office hires Peggy Kerkhof as clerk carrier
Seymour postmaster W. Thomas Fettig announces Peggy Jo Kerkhof 18 Seymour R4 has begun duties as clerk carrier on City Route No 1. She passed exams and will serve 90 day probation before permanent status and a uniform, a first since World War II for local women in these roles.
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W. Thomas Fettig
Seymour
Peggy Jo Kerkhof
Kerkhof
Harold Leroy Kerkhof
Postal Service
Miss Kerkhof
Fettig
U. S. Postal Service
Tribune
U. S. Post Office
U.S. Postal Service
Seymour High School
New Sewers Planned In Industrial Park Area
At Freeman Field the Seymour board of aviation commissioners authorized a $5250 sewer line project to serve lots 33 and 34 and a Harley Bay Company plant addition along C avenue. Glen C Manion was empowered to proceed with construction amid plans to aid industrial expansion in the airport’s industrial park.
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Freeman Field
Seymour Board of Aviation Commissioners
Glen C. Manion
Aviation Board
Harley Bay Company
C’’ Avenue
Aviation Commission
Clifton A. Parks
Harley Bay
Board Hires Police Cadet for Seymour
The Seymour board of public works and safety approved Don E. Walker 18 to join as city police cadet starting Sept 1. Chief Donald F. Scott recommended his appointment after Walker, a Seymour High School graduate, worked at Montgomery Ward on South Chestnut Street.
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Seymour Board of Public Works and Safety
Donald F. Scott
Don E. Walker
Seymour
Walker
Seymour High School
Montgomery Ward Co
South Chestnut Street
Weather Records for Seymour Downtown Temperatures
Weather records show downtown Seymour noon reading unofficial. Official readings from Ruth Everhart Rockford weather observer list maximum and minimum for Wednesday with river at 2.6 feet at 7 am. Sunset 7:30 pm EST and sunrise Friday 6:05 am EST.
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Seymour
Ruth Everhart
Rockford
Refuge Bids Accepted for Muscatatuck Refuge Buildings
Seven buildings on the Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge east of Seymour sold for 2590.50 to bidders announced by acting manager Robert E. Nagel. Bids opened Aug 15 with high bidders named for each building and 90 days to remove.
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Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge
Seymour
Robert E. Nagel
Nagel
Danny Matney
Dale McDonald
Robert
C&r Mechanical Contractors
St Ambrose School Sets Registration Hours
Students at St Ambrose Catholic School will register Friday in three sessions from 10 to 12, 1 to 3, and 7 to 9 p.m. The faculty planned a meeting this afternoon to finalize plans for the school year ahead. Classes begin Wednesday, August 29.
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St. Ambrose Catholic School
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Burkholder Chapel
Daryl
Edward L. Meeks
Scottsburg
Jackie Coldwell
Schneck
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean III
L. Patrick Gray III
Mitchell
Israel
Indochina
State Department
Post Office
Board
C. G. Development Corp
Wendemere
David Lafferty
East Tenth Street
City of Seymour Cemetery
Old Cemetery
Ninth and
Ewing Street
Wen Yi
Shepard
Ray Vaughn
Ernie Wright
St. Ambrose
U.S. Marr
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