Local Obituaries and Funerals Across Indiana and Illinois
A string of death notices from Indiana towns reports the passing of Mrs. Sada R. Callahan 79 of Terre Haute and others including Mrs. Jennie Roderus 84 Terre Haute and Mrs. Myrtle Williams 65 of Terre Haute. Services set at J N Hickman and Son Funeral Home Westlawn Cemetery Casey Ill and Willow Creek Church Oblong Ill. Burial details and visit times noted.
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Sada R. Callahan
S. 20Th St
Union Hospital
Lawrence
Terre Haute
C. Harold Willis
James J. Wadsworth
Wanda Callahan
Everett Easton
Bedford
J. N. Hickman and Son Funeral
James Storey
Roselawn Memorial Park
Jennie Roderus
Maple Ave
Wilma Ray
Doris Wilson
Crown Point
Ind
Marjorie Jordan
Willard
Inez Leitzman
Edith Page
Martinsville
Ill
Gillis Memory Chapel
Myrtle Williams
N. 13Th St
Warren G
Jacksonville
Fla
Della Fletcher
Hayward
Calif
Margaret Wiggins
Lithia Springs
Irene Lehman
West Terre Haute
Ruth King
Indianapolis
William Simpson
Westlawn Cemetery
Farmersburg
Casey, Ill
Hettie Cooper
Everett
Neva) Gross
Oblong
Willow Creek Church
Casey
Leslie Bone
Markwell Funeral Home
Clay City
Walter L. Hawkins
Patricksburg
Jasonville
Schoppenhorst
Mera Galion
Christian Cemetery
Friends May Beall
Albert W. Stout Sr
Frankfort
Goodwin Funeral Home
Greenlawn
Marshall
Ray Stalker
Methodist
Peoria
Elmwood
Scottish Rite
Valley of Terre
Coy Brown
Bert Burns
Earl Stalker
Rosedale
Ethel Miller
Lucille Foltz
Rockville
Louise Eckman
South Bend
Tudor
James Truesdale
Obituary notices from Indiana communities
Obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs. Mary Turner Marvin L. Bishop Zula Hester Howard Mary Alice Spork Ray Stalker Albert W. Stout Sr. William Hunter and William Rail list ages, burial sites, funeral details and surviving relatives across Mecca North Salem Marshall Rockville Brazil and towns, with call times and cemetery plans.
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Mecca
Ind
Mary Turner
Barnes ‘Mortuary
James C. Trousdale
Hickson Cemetery
Mary Alice Spork
Gillis Memory Chapel
Dale Cottom
Durham Cemetery
Branigin To Lead Indiana Delegation In Presidential Caucus
Indiana primary shifts as Gov. Branigin leads state delegation with a favorite son bid after Johnson exits. Kennedy wins all but two districts. Branigin takes the two. McCarthy wins none. Delegation votes and committee picks outline the convention setup amid contested districts and open convention calls.
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Indiana
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Branigin
Kennedy
McCarthy
New York
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Frank F. McDonald
Evansville
Agnes Woolery
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Dorothy Elmore
Crawfordsville
James Cunningham
Jeannette Strong
Gary
GOP Chief Quits Clay County Post
Clay County GOP chair resigns amid a church funds theft case. Sheriff Glenn Van Horn says a search continues for 39 year old Boyer, named in affidavits alongside James Cummings who faces charges of taking funds raised for a $350000 church building. Both linked to Sullivan area churches and education roles.
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Cummings
Glenn van Horn
Clay County
Boyers
Boyer
Sullivan High School
Indiana State University
Central Christian Church
Terre Haute
Bethany Church of
Edgewood Lace
Sullivan Christian Church Before God
Beatty Blasts Nixon-Agnew GOP Ticket at Indiana Event
Indianapolis attorney Beatty criticized the Nixon-Agnew GOP ticket, urging hope after regional violence and arguing Republicans ignore poverty and unemployment as crime rises. He favored McCarthy on first ballot with Kennedy his ideal, predicting Humphrey would win the nomination.
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Reagan
Nazi Germany
Beatty
Eugene McCarthy
Sen
Edward Kennedy
McCarthy
Indiana
Hubert Humphrey
Andrew Jacobs Jr
Chicago
George McGovern
Humphrey
Kennedy
McGovern
Rock
State Department of Commerce
Indiana General Assembly
Indianapolis
Vigo County
Yds
Wallace
Pilots Escorted Home After Highway Show
California highway patrolman longshore followed two suspicious vehicles along U S 101 to a San Francisco Bay area shopping center. He found no law against flying single engine airplanes on the highway and ordered a police escort for their return after a weekend airplane show.
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Novato
Calif
UPI
Richard Longshore
U. S. 101
Humphrey Attacks Nixon Over Thurmond Veto Claim
Humphrey compared Nixon’s stance to past election tactics and warned that giving a vice presidential pick veto power to Strom Thurmond signals a dangerous pattern. He referenced 1956 1958 1962 and 1968 as echoes and urged voters to act this fall. Nixon aides denied Thurmond had any veto.
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Nixon
Humphrey
Strom
United States
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Chicago Cab Drivers Strike Shapes Up During Convention
Cab drivers and 600 mechanics from Local 777 of the Seafarers International Union voted June 28 to strike over wages and fringe benefits. The 3,600 cabs may be idle as hearings neared and delegates moved through the convention. A wildcat strike was planned for August 25 by some Chicago Transit Authority bus drivers amid leadership representation tensions involving Negro drivers and white officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Union Organizing Committee
Seafarers International Union
Democratic Credentials Committee
Chicago Transit Authority
Amalgamated Transit Workers
Concannon 1943 Class Reunion Set for Sunday Park Picnic
The Concannon 1943 class will meet Sunday at Collett Park at 7th and Maple Ave for a reunion. A noon picnic dinner is planned with guests bringing their own food and table service.
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Concannon
Collett Park
7Th
Maple Ave
Salazar Makes Major Cabinet Shakeup in Lisbon
Premier Oliveira Salazar replaces seven cabinet ministers and five undersecretaries of state in Lisbon. Changes affect interior, army, navy, finance, education, health and common good portfolios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
UPI
Oliveira Salazar
Two White Men Charged in Cincinnati Shooting
Two white men were charged with murder for the shooting of a Negro woman in Cincinnati triggering widespread violence. The riot spread to St. Petersburg Florida with sniper fire damage and injuries. Police report Mrs. W. le Roberts, 50, ordered out a group after an argument near her cafe. minutes later she was shot. Police say nine injured, mostly whites hit by rocks or bottles. Ten men and two women, all Negroes, were arrested for rioting or related charges amid ongoing labor unrest from a May garbage strike seek reinstatement, pay 25 cents an hour, with jobs now held mostly by whites.
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Cincinnati
St. Petersburg
Fla
W. le Roberts
Maddox Sets Presidential Bid Open Soon in Chicago
Gov. Maddox announces a potential presidential bid with an Aug 26 start in Chicago, naming delegates while a Georgia Democratic Party Forum challenges their loyalty. Sen. McCarthy backs the challenge as Humphrey looms, with debate over party unity and conservative voters. Tokyo population rises from 1.78 million in 1942 to 8.90 million in 1965.
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Tion
Chicago
Georgia Democratic Party Forum
Maddox
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Statehouse
Wallace
Georgia
James Gray
Albany
Gray
Democrats Face Danger Of Bolt At Convention
Chicago voters face a volatile convention as Humphrey leads the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. McCarthy admits odds but warns of possible bolts from discontented wings and the rise of a fourth party.
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Chicago
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
Frank Bolts
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Willkie
Humphrey
McCarthy
Counterfeit Suspects Arrested After Multiagency Probe
Three counterfeit suspects were bonded under ten thousand dollars after a six day joint investigation by Terre Haute Clinton City Police Vigo County Sheriff Indiana State Police. The bogus bills circulated locally since May with identical serial numbers and wider bottom margins. Some passes occurred in Clinton area before arrests and transfer to Vigo County Jail.
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Terre Haute
Clinton City
Terre Haut
Vigo County
Hale
Clinton
Allied Troops Stop Enemy in Pleiku Ambushes
Over 500 Allied troops engaged two ambushes near Pleiku in the Central Highlands. The confrontations left 71 Communist bodies found and two American injuries. U S B52s bombed invasion approaches toward Saigon with ten raids spread Friday and today.
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Pleiku
Central Highlands
U.S
Saigon
Israel Refuses Pay for 1967 Liberty Damages
UPI reports Israel rejects a seven million dollar bill for USS Liberty repairs following the 1967 attack. Israel offers about two million, saying it covers material damage. U.S. states Israel admitted responsibility and owes full compensation. Israel had paid 3.3 million to families of 34 dead.
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Washington
UPI
Israel
Middle East
U.S
Liberty
United States
Sinai
Soviet Union
Egypt
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Mrs
Hettie Landrum Hays
Patrick J. Ryan
S. 7Th St
Wallace Nursing Home
First Baptist Church
Paul’ Hays
Miami, Fla
Zula Hester Howard
Gordon H. Elliott
Deming
N.M
Clay County Hospital
Clara Ringo
RR 5
Brazil
Day Walter
San Antonio
Tex
Riverside Cemetery
Marvin L. Bishop
North Salem
Porter Funeral Home
Marvin Brydwell
Fairview Cemetery
Buckeye St
Maplewood Christian Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Lettie Ringland
Thomas Funeral Home
Robert Reeves
William Hunter
Ridge St
Brazil City
William Rail
N. Jefferson
Vermillion County Hospital
Martha
Robert Newlin
Georgetown Sr
Ribel
GOP
Clay County Post
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