Death notices from multiple Indiana Illinois towns
Obituaries list infant Michael Bryan Crosby dying Friday at Cook's Hospital in Levelland Texas and elder mourners in Clinton, Terre Haute, and nearby towns. Other obituaries include Eugene F. Hagan 76 of Terre Haute and James Mickey McDaniel 76 of Logansport with multiple survivors and funeral plans. Additional notices name Carl R. Bailey Sr. and Velma Holler among others, with service details in Marshall, Terre Haute, Dana, Paxton, Kansas, and Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bryan Crosby
Cook's Hospital
Levelland
Texas
James A. Crosby
Clinton
Morris Wheeler
Terre Haute
Fires Continue From Page One Near Eastern Oregon Town
Fires raged Thursday near an eastern Oregon town of about 10 000, destroying nine buildings. Crews faced yellowjackets and wasps driven from nests by the flames. A man was evacuated to Enterprise hospital for yellow jacket stings. Total costs exceed $1 million, with additional losses including farms, ranches, livestock, tourism income, and firefighting expenses still undetermined.
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Oregon
Forest Service
Enterprise
Ore
Nine Weekend Fatal Crashes Across Indiana Counties
A series of Friday night crashes claimed nine weekend lives across Indiana. Nelson R. Clapp, 22, of New Washington, died when his car overturned on Indiana 62 in Clark County. Westy H. Hardiman, 54, of Gary, died in a one car crash on U.S. 41 in Parke County. Thomas Bryant, 30, of Edinburgh, was killed when his car struck a tree on a northeast Bartholomew County road. Gilbert M. Freeman, Rt. 1, Bowling Green, died when his car struck a bridge on Indiana 46 eleven miles west of Spencer.
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Nelson R. Clapp
New Washington
Indiana
Clark County
Westy H. Hardiman
Gary
U.S
Parke County
Thomas Bryant
Edinburg
Bartholomew County
Gilbert M. Freeman
Rt. 1
Bowling Green
Indiana 46
Spencer
Weather Outlook for Indiana Through Friday
Generally fair and mild conditions prevail Wednesday to Friday with a chance of showers in extreme northern areas Thursday. Temperatures will reach the 80s by day and fall to the 60s at night.
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Indiana
Associated Press
Des Moines
New Orleans
Washington
Detroit
Albany
Duluth
New York
Okla
City
Albuquerque
Fairbanks
Omaha
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Edy
Orlando
Anchorage Af
Green Bay
Clr
Phidelphia
Asheville
Helena
Atlanta
Honolulu
Phoenix
Birmingham
Houston
Pittsburgh
Pt'land Ore
Edy Bismarck
Indi Apolis
Boise
Jacksville
Rapid City
Boston
Juneau
Reno
Brownsville
Kansas City
Buffalo
Little Rock
Richmond
Charleston
St. Louis
Illinois
Fairweather
Louisville
Salt Lake
Denver
Elr
Mpls-St.Peet
Tampa
Tate
Impeachment Hearings Highlight Spy Claims in Cash Payroll Case
Lucianne Goldberg testified she was paid about 1000 dollars a week by Murray Chotiner, an associate of Nixon, to furnish alleged rumors about White House misconduct. She said she was used as a source for gossip on affair rumors and Secret Service activity. Goldberg later said she did not provide unique information beyond what papers later reported.
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Lucianne Cummings
Goldberg
Washington Star-News
Murray M. Chotiner
Nixon
Secret Service
Station ‘Wins
Conspiracy Quarter Aims for Noontime Crowd
Nixon has not spoken publicly since attending the swearing in of FBI Chief Clarence M. Kelley in Kansas City en route home from California on July 9. The President is expected to address the sequence of events and the political atmosphere surrounding the incident.
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Nixon
Kansas City
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
California
Key Biscayne
Fla
Southeast Asia
New Orleans
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fire station refuses cat rescue prompting owner to climb
In Aylshurst England John Rossetti called the fire station to save his cat Ester from a tree. Station said they could not help. He attempted the rescue himself. A neighbor then called for a ladder team to rescue both John and Ester.
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Aylsburg
England
UPI
John Rossetti
Ester
John
Nixon to Spend Labor Day California Visit With Aides
President Nixon travels aboard the Spirit of 76 from Florida to join the Western White House stay likely to run through Labor Day. Henry Kissinger joins the party from Washington to receive a VFW award for foreign policy. Haig and Ziegler accompany Nixon aboard. Buchanan aids in polishing the VFW speech during the two hour flight. Winnipeg name derives from Cree meaning murky water.
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White House
California
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
New Orleans
VFW
Spirit of 1
Florida
Nixon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Ronald L. Ziegler
Patrick J. Buchanan
Laos Overthrow Bid Crushed. Thao Ma Killed In Coup
Laotian government troops shattered exiled Gen Thao Ma's coup attempt against Premier Souvanna Phouma within hours. Thao Ma, former Laotian air force commander, reportedly died after a T28 bomber he seized was shot down. The clash ends his second challenge to Souvanna, a neutralist.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Thao Ma
Thailand
Rescue Crews Hope to Reach Trapped Miners
Rescue teams in Arizona expect to reach two miners trapped since Friday at Lakeshore Mine near Casa Grande. State mine inspector Verne McCutchan said about nine hours more work through wet earth is needed to reach the chamber 14 by 14 by 500 feet, with a fire to be smothered by chemical foam. One miner was identified as 41 year old David Deeder of Casa Grande. the other, a 20 year old, remains unnamed pending his parents’ arrival.
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Verne McCutchan
McCutchan
Lakeshore
Hecla Mining Co
David Deeder
Casa Grande
Lewis N Waldron Dies Owner of Simplex Shoe Repair Co
Lewis N Waldron 69 owner and operator of Simplex Shoe Repair Co died at 9:30 am Sunday at Union Hospital. Survivors include his widow Pauline a sister Mildred Johnson Terre Haute and several nieces. He belonged to Central Christian Church Pimento Masonic Lodge Shrine Temple and Terre Haute Elks Lodge. Services 1:30 pm Tuesday at Cross Funeral Home officiated by Rev Lloyd Channels. Burial at Roselawn mausoleum.
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Eugene F. Hagan
S. 12Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
Callahan Funeral Home
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
St. Patrick Church
Cecelia
Helen Newell
Doris King
Albert
Terre Haute
Dorothy Stewart
Esther Hagan
Sun City
Calif
Logan
North Brook
Ill
Carl R. Bailey Sr
Union Hospital
de Baun Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Park
Teamsters
Mary
Carl Jr
Roy
Mary Ann Brown
John
Merrill
Santa Ana
Benjamin
Brazil
Dwane
South Bend
Pauline Brodie
Betty Brown
Doris Goodwin
Dana
Ind
Roy Ingram
Friends Chapel
Woodmen Lodge
Ida
Carl
Chrisman
Mildred Ingram
Ruth Rennick
Montezuma
Friends Chapel Church
Lloyd King
Gary Hendricks
Westley Chapel Cemetery
Friends
Overpeck Funeral Home
Lewis N. Waldron
Simplex Shoe Repair Co
Dixie Ree Road
Pauline
Mildred Johnson
Central Christian Church
Pimento Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite Valley of
Zorah Shrine Temple
Nanaimo's Rise From Trading Post to Island Second City
Nanaimo in British Columbia grew from a Hudson's Bay Company trading post to become the second largest community on Vancouver Island, reflecting its enduring importance in regional development.
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Nanaimo
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Prison Escaper Found in Fleury Mergois Prison
UPI reports a year-long manhunt for Michel Lepoivre who escaped custody ended as police located him in Fleury Mergois Prison. He is serving time for new crimes under a new name, authorities say.
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Paris
UPI
Michel Lepoivre
Fleury Mergois
North Vietnamese Buildup Expands After Ceasefire
New evidence shows North Vietnamese soldiers and civilians moving into the South, with families allowed in and fiances permitted for unmarried soldiers. Officials say a government structure is being formed from village level up to join occupied South Vietnam, while roads around Khe Sanh are being upgraded into surfaced highways to support heavy truck traffic during monsoon rains.
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South Vietnam
Pentagon
North Vietnam
U.S. Marine Base
Khe Sanh
Stephen McCracken Named Outstanding Young Man of America
West Terre Haute resident Stephen McCracken of RR 3 has been named an Outstanding Young Man of America. He heads Lilly Quality Control and joined Lilly as a biochemist in 1964. A Marian College graduate, he led the Marian Alumni Association and serves on local boards and church committees. He and his wife Janice have three daughters.
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West Terre Haute
Stephen McCracken
RR 3
Marian College Alumni Association
Indianapolis
Krislynn Woods Homeowners Association
Sacred Heart Parish
Knights of Columbus
Janice
Martinsville man wins premier breeders award at state fair
Martinsville's Scott Bennett received the Premier Breeders Award at the Illinois State Fair for the herd with the most winners sired by their herd boar. He also showed the first January boar and gifts and senior champion Land of Lincolnson, planning to display his herd at the Indiana State Fair this week.
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Martinsville, Ill
Scott Bennett
Martinsville
Scott
Laos Coup Bid in Vientiane Seized Wattay Airport and Radio
Laotian rebels led by Ma attempted a 1966 style coup using T38 planes and tanks to seize Wattay Airport and the radio station. They crossed the Mekong from Thailand and briefly took military sites but retreating forces left Souvanna Phouma’s government in control after air and ground clashes. Ma died in a crash while observing troops during the battle, as U S and other diplomats voiced support for Souvanna and a negotiated settlement in Laos.
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Mekong
Thailand
Wattay
Ational Bank
Souvanna
Peoples and Armed Forces Revolutionary Committee
Vientiane
Keo Vipakron
Bangkok
United States
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Savang Vatthana
U.S
Mao
Mekong River
Wattay Air National Bank
Cationas Bak
Ginai Mo
Pathet Lao
Souphanavong
Phoumi Nosavan
Saigon
Cycle rider listed critical after highway crash
Henry M. Fisher III of 1951 N. 25th St. remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Union Hospital after a motorcycle crash on Indiana Highway 63 north of Maple Avenue. Police say he lost control, was thrown against a guard rail, and was found beside the rail by officers at about 2 a.m.
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Henry M. Fisher III
N. 25Th St
Union Hospital
Fisher
Maple Ave
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James McDaniel
James
Mickey
McDaniel
Poplar St
Logansport
Thomas Funeral Home
Stanley Howell
Marie
Pauline Schlemmer
Caliornia
Marabelle Reason
Gaston
Everett
Cody
Wyo
Rose Beatty
Clara Dyer
Bessie C. Weaver Augustus
Bessie C. Weaver
Augustus
Marrs-Snyder Funeral Home
Marshall
H. J. Kemp
Livingston Cemetery
Velma Holler
Omar Hamilton
Roselawn Memorial Garden
Robert R. McCalister
RR 4
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Bedino Chapel
Valley
Minnie Gowan
Bethesda Memorial Park
Max R. Pinnell
Kansas, Ill
Paris Community Hospital
Kansas Christian Church
Dean Speece
Fairview Cemetery
Sutton
Edgar County Farm Bureau
Danville
Mary Hamilton
Gilman
Barbara Sims
Decatur, Ill
Verlin
Ashmore
Laveta Woods
James Edward Lewis
River Forest
Til
Mabel Plank
Medcalf, Ill
Cora Sweet
Covington
Gertrude Planthaber
Paxton
Village
Sullivan
Alexander Funeral Home
Donald Davey
Oglesby
L. P. Gosseth
Calumet City
Darrell Gosseth
Ohio
Velne Tinder
Davenport
Iowa
Virginia’ Drake
New York N.Y
Clifford Chatham
National Ave
Miller and Sons
James M. Buck
Summit Lawn Cemetery
Funeral
Bessie Mae Smith
Mount Clemens
Mich
Bruce Petty
Cottage Hill Cemetery
Frank H. Hill
Ball-Porter Funeral Home
Jack’s
MAPLE
Jack
Northwest
Southwest
Dakotas
Shaw
National Aes Service
MOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Lecel
Winnipeg
News Digest
Congress
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Elliott L. Richardson
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Gallup
New York Times
Senate
Rome
Jack Began
Began
Dick Klade
Interagency Fire Center
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
Klade
Montana
Ariz
Shoe Repair CO
Popoff Cleaners
Wabash
Johnson’s Wood
Kor-X
Inno Wabash Ave
Cadillac
Cadillac Stab
Esten Fuson
South 9Th
Terre Haute, Ind
Bos
God
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