Death notices for Brown Moss Price and more in Indiana towns
Multiple death notices from Terre Haute Brazil Cayuga and surrounding towns report the deaths of George W Brown aged 69 Raymond D 79 Kevin James Moss 6 Ruth L Price 85 and others. Services are listed at various funeral homes with burial plans and calling hours. Also noted are obituaries for Alonzo Stamper Mabel Cox Edith W Sager Lawrence Estel Bender Raymond R Jackson and Charles W Risher with survivors and service details.
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Kevin James Moss
James Moss
West Terre Haute
St. Anthony Hospital
Central School
Smith Park Methodist Church
Scott
Edgar Brown
Herschel Moss
Bedine Chapel of the Valley
Thomas True
Dunlap Cemetery
Ruth L. Price
Church of Christ
Bertha Woodsmall
Esther Rost
Myrtle Gibbons
Terre Haute
Ruth Palmer
Greencastle
Bedino Peace Chapel
Oak Hill
Clay City
Ind
Raymond R. Jackson
Clay County Hospital
Bertha L
Kenneth L
Chandler
Glen R
Brazil
Paul E. Jackson
Gary
Colo
Earl Haug
Edna Spears
George Burnham
Flora
Worthington, Ind
Charles W. Risher
Washington, D. C
Myers Funeral Home
Churchill Cox
Worthington Cemetery
Five day weather outlook for two state area
Temperatures from Saturday to Wednesday forecast 2-4 degrees below normal with highs around 84 to 90 and lows near 62 to 67. Warmer on Saturday, cooler Monday, then warmer mid week. Total rainfall expected one half to three quarters of an inch in frequent showers throughout the period.
Donkey Named Chi co Vanishes Amid Election Symbol Talk
Dr Robert McComas jokes his wife ignored party symbols and his donkey Chi co vanished, a Democratic emblem. He notes the loss as his wife Elizabeth McComas attends the Republican National Convention where elephant symbols abound.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Robert McComas
Chico
McComas
Elizabeth McComas
New Mexico
GOP Split Over Vietnam and City Spending Debate
The article describes a potential Republican split over Vietnam policy and urban reform, with K Javits denying exit from a closed meeting after a platform clash. Sen Robert Griffin backs an independent judiciary plank while Nixon and Rockefeller edge toward a Vietnam agreement, and Reagan faces criticism from East Coast delegates for vagueness on peace and self determination.
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K. Javits
New York
Rockefeller
Javits
Dirksen
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Abe Fortas
Homer Thornberry
Supreme Court
Griffin
Johnson
Fortas
Thornberry
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
South Vietnam
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Committee
Goodell
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
LBJ Pressures Steel Prices Amid Defense Costs Rise
The move follows Republic Steel and U S Steel announcing price hikes on key products. Clifford warned higher steel costs will strain defense budgets and Vietnam ammunition needs. Pentagon policy to favor price holding expands to defense contractors and sub contractors. Senate leaders called Bethlehem's price rise a tragic social failing.
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Republic Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Clifford
Pentagon
Vietnam
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Bethlehem
Yaws Described as Tropical Disease Of Humans
Yaws is identified as a tropical disease affecting humans. The description notes its classification and human impact within tropical regions.
Vigo Sheriff Proposes 1969 Budget Of 157000 For Office
Initial budget proposals from Vigo County Sheriff Clyde Lovellette outline 1969 requests totaling 157 600 with salaries of 123 150 and additional funds for meals prisoner care and equipment. The county jail budget shows 50 050 for 1969 with 34 900 for salaries and 3 200 for utilities and multiple line items for supplies and maintenance.
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Vigo
Clyde Lovellette
Lovellette
Sheriff
ICC Hearings on Norfolk and Western Train Discontinuation
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner will hold hearings next month on Norfolk and Western Railway plans to discontinue two passenger trains between St. Louis and Chicago. Dates are Sept. 9 in St. Louis Sept. 11 in Decatur Illinois and Sept. 12 in Chicago. The piece also notes a note about the origin of hand clapping in ancient Rome.
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ST. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Norfolk & Western Railway
Chicago
Decatur
Tll
Specialist Doctor Teaches Illness During Office Hours
A quirky line notes a specialist who trained patients to grow sick in office hours and mentions a fellow so excited by cigarette hazards he stopped reading. The ad urges personal visit or call to Cox Jewelry at 114 No 18th with a promise of not being undersold.
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Cox Jewelry
All in Family truck crash ends with unusual ride request
Al bert G Webb stepped from his truck after a collision at an intersection. He asked Vivian Craig, 62, the driver of the damaged car and his mother in law, for a lift.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Albert G. Webb
Vivian Craig
Webb
Mayor Hatcher to Address Jaycee Session in Terre Haute
Terre Haute will host a meeting of the Indiana Jaycees board of directors led by president Paul Houghland of Seymour. The local Jaycee chapter plans to bid Sunday to host the Indiana Jaycees five outstanding young men presentation and banquet in 1969.
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Terre Haute House
Indiana Jaycees’ Board of Directors
Paul Houghland
Seymour
Indiana
Jaycee
Board of Directors
Indiana Jaycees
Alton and Southern Railroad sale completed
The sale of Alton and Southern Railroad properties for 16 million dollars to the Alton and Southern Railway Co. was completed Thursday. The A&S is jointly owned by Missouri Pacific and Chicago and North Western Railroads, promising better faster service for shippers and quicker freight movement through the St. Louis area.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
Alton and Southern Railroad
Alton and Southern Railwaay Co
Missouri Pacific
Chicago and North Western
C&nw
MoPac
A&s
St. Louis
Budget deficits at 34 Indiana schools
A survey of 86 Indiana school corporations shows 34 preparing 1969 budgets requiring tax rates above the 1967 legal maximum. ISTA reports 61 responses indicate 34 with higher rates, 19 at the maximum, and 8 slightly below. Governor Branigin urged action, but urged boards to base budgets on above-limit rates where needed.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Indiana State Teachers Association
ISTA
Branigin
Governor Pushes Higher Rate to Fund Education Programs
The governor urged a key rate increase to cover education programs in districts and keep schools operating until the 1969 Legislature can meet to validate the higher funding levels.
Fatal attack rocks Fed eral Bake Shop, John Bailey dies
John Bailey aged 62 of 1628 Spruce Street died after a Friday attack while working at the Federal Bake Shop. He was pronounced dead at St Anthony Hospital. Arrangements are pending at Russell Funeral Home.
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John Bailey
Spruce St
Federal Bake
St. Anthony Hospital
Russell Funeral Home
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George W. Brown
Maple Ave
Union Hospital
Ernest T
William
Paul
Keneath
Rosedale
Thomas Funeral Home
Raymond Bishop
Raymond D
Deming
Ruth L, Price
O. R. Ferguson
Hoopston,Ill
Roselawn Memorial Park
Hoopston
Alonzo J. Stamper
N. Harrison St
Apostolic Tabernacle Church
The
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers Union
Masonic Lodge No
CES
Scottish Rite
Valley of
Goldie Keltz
Margaret Tew
Detroit
Mich
Miller and Sons
Marie Hunt
Fred Hunt
Cottage Hill Cemetery
Funeral
Mabel Cox
Cayuga
Mooresville
Cox
Edward
David
Gainesville
Fla
Jancie
Dale Shepard
Norwich
Watson Funeral Home
Newport Cemetery
William Nash
Edith W. Sager
Freelandville
Strate
John Bock
Bethel United Church of Christ
Lawrence Estel Bender Marshall
Ill
Lawrence Estel Bender
Oak St
Crawford Memorial Hospital
Robinson
Brotherhood of Painters- Paperhangers
Moose Lodge
Betty Baker
Carmen Baker
George Fred
Marshall
Walter
Dudley
Lena Moreno
Trace
George Whithycombe
Linton
Welch and Cornett
Lloyd Shannon
Dea
Fairview Cemetery
Mrs
Florence M’bride Hale
Florence Mc Bride Hale
Robert Wilkes
Lessie
Florida
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Plains
Associated Press
Juneau
Kansas City
Albany
Albuquerque
Louisville
Atlanta
Memphis
Bismarck
Miami
Boise
Milwaukee
Boston
St. P
Buffalo
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Okla City
Cleveland
Omaha
Denver
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Fairbanks
Ptind
Fort Worth
Ptund
Ore
Helena
Rapid City
Richmond
Anduly
Jacksonville
Salt Lk City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Cowan Bros. & Payne Florists
Spruce
Jack G. Kendall
Lowell E. Shaw
LBJ
Llewellyn
College
23Rd & Wabash
Charles
Cox J
Hatcher
1St St
Youngstown Farmersburg
Willis
Frances Cleghorn
Bill Cleghorn
Laughrey
Mirace
Miller Pharmacy
K-Mart
Wabash
K-Mart Plaza
Precision
Westwoods Paint Co., Inc
Ohio ST
Tom
Glean
Pratt & Lambert
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