Death notices from Terre Haute area list Kline and others
Death notices for Alva A. Kline 73 of AR pronounced dead at Union Hospital. Many survivors and services scheduled across Indiana towns including Terre Haute and Bridgetown. Also listed are Spencer J. Compt on 64 and Hubert Edmonson 73 with funerals at local chapels and multiple survivors.
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Alva A. Kline
Union Hospital
Tuttle Tire Service
Rebecca
Priscilla Killion
Terre Haute
Dan
Shreveport
Dessie Hepner
Elizabeth Loehr
Casey, Ill
Thomas Funeral Home
Sam Boyll
Roselawn Memorial Park
Spencer J. Compton
St. Anthony Hospital
Patrick J. Ryan
John Lesler
Highland Lawn Cemetery
William Penn Masonic Lodge
the Shrine
Scottish Rite of the
Valley of Terre Haute
Hubert Edmonson
Logansport
Gillis Memory Chapel
Larry Pigg
Bethesda
Paul
Wayne
Hubert Jr
Shelburn
Katherine Krone
Thelma Jackson
Lorrine Basden
Revival Meeting at Terre Haute Temple Opens August 1
The Revival Temple at 1969 South 5th Street Ferre Haute hosts nightly revival starting August 1 at 7 30 PM with Rey Nicholson of Kingston Jamaica as speaker. Host pastor Max W Lynch invites all to hear this Black brother from Jamaica.
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Terre Haute
Pis
Rey Nicholson
King&ton
Jamaica
West
Indifs
South 5Th Street
Ferre Haute
Max W. Lynch
Two Juveniles Steal Truck and Crash into Ditch
Two 12 year old boys stole a truck from a service station at 25th and Poplar Streets at 3 a.m. They drove into a ditch off Fruitridge Avenue and fled on foot. City police and a sheriff's deputy caught them just before 4 a.m. The youths were released to their parents and ordered to report to the Juvenile Center early next week.
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25Th
Poplar Sts
Fruitridge Ave
Civil Air Patrol Holds Exercise Across City and County
City county and state representatives joined a two hour Civil Air Patrol drill on Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. The exercise tested responses to hourly test messages from the Indianapolis Civil Defense Office, with Gil Leonard coordinating actions alongside city and county councils, county commissioners, state police, health and welfare officials, and the mayor's office.
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Civil Air Patrol
Indianapolis Civil Defense Office
Gil Leonard
Civil Defense Office
Weather snapshot for Indiana and Illinois
Indiana forecasts fair and warm from Monday to Wednesday with highs in the 80s to low 90s and lows in the upper 50s to 60s. Illinois outlook calls for partly cloudy warm humid conditions with a chance of thunderstorms in the north half and highs in the 80s to 90s, lows in the 60s to 70s. southern Illinois remains hot and humid with lows in the 70s and highs in the 90s.
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Indiana
Illinois
Gasoline Closures Ease After Court Ruling Tremors
Gas stations across Indianapolis area report dramatic three day shutdowns and long lines as the Cost of Living Council status remains in dispute. Some dealers reopen following Judge Barrington Parker’s ruling while chains assess the situation and coordinate with peers. Community reaction is mixed, with many customers understanding the concern and station operators weighing next steps.
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Bill Bayh
Martinsville
Indianapolis
Southside
Hoosier Motor Club
Barrington Parker
Hugh Orr
The
Motor Club
Parker
Orr
Washington
Fred Madorin
Bank Gunman Siege Continues In Sweden Hostages Held
Police said Kaj Hansson, a 22 year old convict, may be the bank robber now posing as 32, holed up since Thursday with hostages in a bank. A Ford Mustang was stationed outside as a getaway car while the robber demanded to leave with two hostages and the ransom. He refused safe conduct without releasing hostages, spoke to Swedish Radio, and warned against police action. Hostages expressed fear of police assault but also trust in their captor’s targets.
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Montgomery
Zionsville
Carmel
Olofsson
Kaj Robert Hansson
Hansson
Swedish Radio Early Today and Said, “I'm the Guy You Call the Desperado
Elisabeth Oldgren
Kristin Ehnmark
London
Bank of England
Irish Republican Army
Woman reports billfold theft in downtown area
Virginia Kelsheimer of West Terre Haute reported losing a billfold containing $115 after leaving it in a store. She said three boys around 14 were seen leaving the area, and the wallet and cash were gone when she returned.
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Virginia Kelsheimer
West Terre Haute
Kelsheimer
Senator Fanning Named to City County Safety Board
Senator Herman J. Fanning of Terre Haute is named to the Indiana Senate advisory board on city county safety programs. Announcement comes from Minority Leader Robert J. Fair and Senate President Pro Tem Phillip E. Gutman.
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Herman J. Fanning
Dterre Haute
Indiana Senate
Robert J. Fair
Senate
Phillip E. Gutman
Rail Talks Block Newsprint To Canada and US
Rail talks fail to untangle supply for grain lumber and newsprint as strikes already cut newsprint deliveries in Canada and the United States.
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Canada
United States
Skylab 2 Sets Longest Space Flight Record
Skylab 2 astronauts Bean Garriott and Lousma extend space endurance beyond 28 days. If they finish 59 days, they will surpass the previous record by a wide margin. Skylab 3 planned for 56 days in November. U.S. aims to pause long duration missions for five years.
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United States
Martha’s Accusations About Watergate and Nixon Connections
In a charged interview Martha claims Watergate ruined their lives. She alleges the President did not exonerate her husband, accuses Nixon of orchestrating the plan, and says Haldeman and Ehrlichman were exonerated. She reports telephone tapping, two calls from her New York apartment, a recurring whistling sound, and an overwhelming flood of mail from women’s libbers.
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Nixon
White House
Haldeman
John) Ehrlichman
New York
Thieves steal 3000 dollars worth of ginseng here
Police investigate an overnight break-in at M. D. Cohen and Sons at 99 Mulberry St. Thieves took a 50 pound barrel of ginseng worth 3000 dollars. Employee Joseph Bracken found the missing goods at 6 a.m. Saturday. An open cash safe left untouched suggests motive focused on the ginseng.
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M. D. Cohen and Sons
Mulberry St
Joseph Bracken
Carol Channing Look Alike Contest Draws Large Crowd
About 100 impersonators attended Lorelei in San Francisco as Carol Channing, thrilled by the turnout, served as a judge for a look alike contest. Some 1,000 people gathered at the Curran Theater entrance to cheer as each bewigged impersonator arrived with an escort.
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San Francisco
UPI
Carol Channing
Lorelei
Impeachment Push Targets Judge Dillin in Indiana
Niblack accuses Judge Dillin of bias and overreach ordering massive race based school busing and seizing civil authority. He cites misused funds, disrupted Indianapolis schools, and calls for impeachment with petitions aiming for 50 000 to 100 000 signatures. The committee seeks congressional action though lawmakers have not yet agreed.
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Niblack
Castro
Cuba
Russia
Czechoslavkia
Dillin
Indianapolis
Burton
Congress
Circuit Court
Ruling on rail spur aims to speed coal transport
The complaint alleges the railroad spur provides faster coal transport from area mines and that the company already has road access. Attorney Mann cited 1913 Indiana General Assembly acts toward eliminating railroad grade crossings, while the project could endanger Baker and 288 plaintiffs and others using the roads.
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Mann
Indiana General Assembly
Baker
Two Terre Haute Taverns Penalized by Alcohol Commission
The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission fined The Great Northern Tap Room at 1542 Liberty with a $25 penalty and a 15-day bartender suspension for selling to a minor and operating on an expired permit. Richard Huffman faced the suspension. The Peke Inn Tavern at 737 N 10th St received penalties for serving an intoxicated person and permitting loitering.
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Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Terre Haute
Great Northern Tap Room
Liberty
Richard Huffman
Huffman
Peke Inn
10Th St
Liz Bell Named to Student Assn at ISU
Liz Bell a senior from Winchester Indiana and ISU social work major has been named a director of the U.S. National Student Association. She has been active in ISU Student Government Association as the National Student Association meets in Miami Florida.
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Liz Bell
Indiana State University
Winchester
Ind
U.S
Miss Bell
ISU
National Student Association
Miami
Fla
Two Terre Haute youths arrested after crash hits pole
Police nabbed Kim W. Abbett, 18, for DUI, public intoxication, minor consuming alcohol, and leaving the scene after a car struck a utility pole at 3rd and Peyton Street. Lawrence E. Easton Jr., 18, was arrested for minor consuming. Officers later spotted the Abbett vehicle near 3rd and Maple.
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Terre Haute
3Rd
Peyton Sts
Kim W. Abbett
3Rd St
Lawrence E. Easton Jr
Abinett
3Rd and
Maple Sts
Blue catfish Omnivorous and Opportunistic Feeders
The blue catfish are omnivorous, consuming a wide range of foods. They eat plant matter, small invertebrates, and carrion when available, showing adaptable feeding habits in freshwater ecosystems.
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