Final rites for Miss Creedon and other area deaths
A string of obituaries and funeral notices from Indiana towns list final rites for Miss Mary Mayme Creedon 79 of Elm Street at Stover Flower Shop, and others including Samuel Winn 54, Hazel Thompson 69, George Sumner 85, Earl Creasey 47, Fred Bukenhofer 70, Mary Myers 88. Services occur at multiple funeral homes with burials in Calvary, Summit Lawn, Oak Hill, Highland Lawn, and other cemeteries. Burial details, call times, and officiants are noted for each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mayme Creedon
Elm St
Stover’s
Patrick J. Ryan
St. Ann’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Miss Creedon
St. Anthony Hospital
Samuel E. Winn
S. 5Th St
Weston Paper and Manufacturing Co
DeBaun Funeral
A. L. Jansen
Summit Lawn Cemetery
Brazil
Hazel I. Thompson
N. 5Th St
Eagles Lodge Auxilary
Army Mothers
Morton Relief Corps
Hubert
Paul R. Smith
Yonkersville
Calif
Gillis Memory Chapel
Burt Clark
Roselawn Memorial Park
Earl Creasey
2Nd Ave
Thomas Funeral Home
Lavern Rogers
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Mary Myers
S. 24Th St
DeBaun Funeral Home
Marcus Myers
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dubcek Returns Home In Charge Of His Nation
Dubcek and Svoboda returned to Czechoslovakia and went to confer at Hradcany Castle as Soviet troops began a staged pullout. Radio Free Prague reported officials flocking to the castle and a changing of the guard amid the Moscow talks. Citizens voiced anti-Soviet sentiment with signs reading Ivan go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubcek
Radio
Radio Free Czechoslovakia
Svoboda
Hradcany Castle
Prague
Moscow
Kremlin
Radio Free Prague
Communist Party
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
CBS Donates TV For Montana Delegation At DNC
CBS lent a television to the 24 Montana delegates so they could watch the Democratic National Convention. In appreciation, the delegates watched CBS anchor Walter Cronkite most of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
CBS
Montana
Walter Cronkite
Eisenhower in Critical Condition After Heart Attacks
General Eisenhower remaining unconscious at a hospital after repeated heart flutter episodes. Doctors report increasing irritability and episodes of extra beats with no major change in condition since this afternoon. An electronic pacemaker failed to calm the heart prompting use of external paddles and drugs to restore rhythm. He has been hospitalized since a Palm Springs heart attack on April 29, the seventh in a line of attacks since 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Calif
Rug Patterns and Needlecraft Catalog Offer
An advertisement details sculptured leaf rugs and other needlecraft items with patterns and prices. It promotes a 1969 catalog from Laura Wheeler at Terre Haute Tribune, offering patterns, books, and free patterns, with order details and mailing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Terre Haute Tribune
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Museum
Czechoslovak Leaders Meet in Prague Amid Moscow Talks
Dubcek and Svoboda hold talks at Hradcany Palace with reform allies Smrkovsky Spacek Krieg Simon and Cernik. Moscow agreement would need central committee and parliament approval, while public defiance tests acceptance of liberal reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hradcany Palace
Bohemia
Dubcek
Svoboda
Josef Smrkovsky
Oldrich Cernik
Frantisek Krieg
Josef Spacek
Bohumil Simon
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Moscow
Democrats Set to Seat Both Georgia Delegations
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago the plan to seat both rival Georgia delegations was endorsed alongside challenges to Alabama and North Carolina seats. The early session ended with a vote backing the Bond delegation 1413 to 1041 percent not to seat the challenger, while a Credentials Committee recommendation to seat both Georgia groups faced certainty of approval. The convention would then decide on the North Carolina and Alabama challenges alleging racial imbalance and loyalty issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Georgia
Alabama
North Carolina
Julian Bond
National Party
Artie Beasley Teases With Funny Theater Marquee
In Liverpool a cinema marquee displayed Artie's Teeth in large letters to rib coworker Artie Beasley, 47. Workmen explained the gag, and Artie removed the sign saying the teeth were nice but not all that good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
UPI
Artie
Artie Beasley
Sanitary Commissioners Criticized Over Woodridge Sewer Delay
Dr Duckwall and colleagues blame T H Sanitary Commissioners for delays in the Woodridge sewer project. They note $880 000 federal funds and widespread resident concerns over septic tanks and polluted ponds in Deming Park. A state health board report from 1962 urged sewer installation as the solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Department
Paul M.) Welch
Woodridge
Federl
Ducknall
Chester Canham
Indiana State Board of Health
Woodridge Addition
Duckwall
Deming Park
Mrs McGovern Joins Senator McGovern on Midwest Swing
Mrs. George McGovern accompanied the Senator as he courted eight state delegations including Indiana. She was introduced at meetings but did not speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George McGovern
South Dakota
Indiana
President Johnson Turns 60 Amid Public Strife
As President Johnson marks his 60th birthday amid Vietnam War strife and domestic discord, observers note his gray hair and deep lines while some applaud a slimmer physique from strenuous dieting. His doctor reports health readings normal, but diverticulosis requires ongoing monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Johnson
George G. Burkley
Burkley
White House
Shooting kills Indiana man near Akron poolside
Donald Alexander, 19, of Alexandria Indiana, was shot to death after leaving a pool in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. A gunman fired at close range and police arrested a 30 year old man two hours later but charges were not filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio (Ap
Donald Alexander
Alexandria
Ind
Cuyahoga Falls
Alexander
Indiana Deaths in Vietnam Raise Hoosier Count
The Defense Department reports two more Indiana soldiers killed in Vietnam. Spec. 5 Lorin E. Long of Chester ton and Pfc. Earl C. Wilson of Michigan City die in combat, raising Indiana’s toll to 737 since 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Indiana
Vietnam
Lorin E. Long
Elwood L. Long
Rt. 1
Chesterton
Earl C. Wilson
Leo
Michigan City
Young girl dies after landmark liver transplant journey
Julie Cherie Rodriguez 3 of Pueblo died in Denver from cancer at the University of Colorado Medical Center after living with a transplanted liver since July 23 1967. Parents express gratitude for the chance to extend her life and aid medical progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Julie Cherie Rodriguez
University of Colorado Medical Center
John C. Rodriguez
Pueblo
Julie
Rodriguez
Sdl
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Mrs
George Leo John Sumner
4Th St
Union Hospital
R. C. Mowery
Prairieton Cemetery
Fred Bukenhofer
Terre Haute
Costa Mesa
Charles Gardner
Jasonville
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Crane Naval Depot
Coalmont High School
Mary
Stacy Lee
Robert Bedwell
Coalmont
Larry
Robert
Karen Gas
Kins
Hymera
Sally Gardner
Fern Hammersley
McClanahan Funeral Home
Larry Patton
Lebanon Cemetery
Kersey Ransford
Dugger
Hickory Methodist Church
Cora Ellis
Mabel Exline
Sullivan
James H
Carmel
Geneva Boone
Adnie Jewell
Fairbanks
Alma Harris
Gordon
Orville E. Ford
Crawfordsville
Vermillion County
Hunt and Son Funeral Home
Donald L. True
Crawfordsville Masonic Cemetery
Erna
Jenny Christina
Linda Elizabeth
Frank Ford
John
Tucson
Aliz
Ralph
Mariam Hamersley
Ariz
Ann J. Fairfield
Janice R. Morgan
Burney
Lucille Cooper Miller
Harry Peterson
Worthington Cemetery
Harry Meek
M & T Wrecking Co
Paxton Methodist Church
Jeanette Thewlis
Gladys
Edith
Fred
Ronald
Jack
Harold
England
Alexander Funeral Home
Fred Shepler Jr
Center Ridge Cemetery
John W. Snodgrass
Clinton
Mecca
Vermillion County Hospital
Ramon
Fairfax Va
Earl
Allen
Elgar
Mayme Cox
Greencastle
Claude Wilson
Wesley Chapel
Mrs. Nettie Smock
Prairie Creek
Nettie Smock
Moline
Ill
DeBaun
John Allen
West Lawn Cemetery
Farmersburg
Walter
Cloe Collings Myers
Rockville
Parkeville
Frances Williams
Blanche Weatherford
Tuscola
Nellie Schwanz
Arcola
Alberta Reedy
Parkeville, Christian Church
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Butler Funeral Home
Susan Chaney
Rosedale
Daily Chapel Church
Maude Moore
Mace
Rose
Cottrell Funeral Home
Phil Bennett
Linton
St. Peter’s Church
Fairview Cemetery
Anderson - Poindexter Memory Chapel
Mamie A. Boyd
Alabama St
Lawson
Mark Hamilton
Clearview Cemetery
Nellie Mae Brown
Ronald Henwood
Clara Hardesty
Clara Hardestty
C. A. Brown
Pat H. Strigler
Cowan Bros. & Payne Florists
North 21St
Spruce
Cp Tos
Lafayette
Hulman
Lke
Gen. Eisenhower
Carna
Cllaharn' Putty Nees
Cote Prom
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Intermountain
Pacific Northwest
Middle
Mississippi Valley
Northwest Great Lakes
Omaha
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Helena
Philadelphia
Albany
Honolulu
Phoenix
Albuquerque
Pittsburgh
Jacksonville
Ptind
Atlanta
Prind
Ore
Bismarck
Juneau
Boise
Kansas City
Rapid City
Boston
Los Angeles
Richmond
Buffalo
Louisville
St. Louis
Memphis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
Cincinnati
Miami
Cleveland
Milwaukee
San Fran
St.p
Seattle
Des Moines
New Orleans
Tampa
Detroit
Winnipeg
Okla City
Demos
T. H. Sanitary Commissioners
Julie Rodriguez
Bonanza
By Laughrey
Esis Sen
RCA
America
Loughrey Bros
Laughrey Bros
Roofing & Siding CO
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