Deaths Serve Earl Goetz and others in state notices
Obituaries list multiple funeral services across Indiana and Illinois for Earl Goetz 64 of 333 N 12th St died Saturday at 10 35 am at Union Hospital. Services at Gillis Memory Chapel officiated by Rev Larry Scott with burial at Highland Lawn Cemetery. Surviving Ruby widow two sons Ron Terre Haute and Kenneth Phoenix six grandchildren and six siblings. Also Ralph R Archer 50 of 4320 N 16th St died Sunday at Union Hospital with services Wednesday at Cross Funeral Home and burial Roselawn Memorial Park. Roy E Duffy 61 of 913 N Court St died Saturday night, services Tuesday at Alexander Funeral Home with Masonic rites. Plus Mathew Dean Brandenburg infant Casey, Charles R Winans 42 Martinsville, Fred Yowell 63 Rosedale, Max Elshberry 54 Ogdensburg NY formerly Paris, Rev Oscar Beadle 64 Hymera, LaDona Danson 71 formerly Clark County, Glenn W Arrasmith 72 Paris, Glen Lough 82 Rockville, and Will Boyd Mattingly 76 Norman OK.
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12Th St
Union Hostitia
Gillis Memory Chapel
Larry Scott
Highland ‘Lawn Cemetery
Public Service Indiana
Maplewood Christian Church
Senior Citizens
Golden Age Club
Old Fiddlers Club
Ruby
Ron
Terre Haute
Kenneth
Phoenix
Ariz
Christine Wheeler
Mary Auten
Flint, Mich
Della Ferguson
Pearl] Boyll
Ralph R. Archer
N. 16Th St
Union Hospital
the Cross Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Park
Wabash Fiber Box Co
Larry W
Danny R
Rickey
Inez Archer
Warren L
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ruth Shelby
Minnie Fields
Sullivan
Ind
Roy E. Duffy
N. Court St
Alexander Funeral
John Lyttle
Center Ridge Cemetery
Masonic Lodge No
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Valley of Terre Haute
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Linton
Casey
Ill
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Hazel Dell
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Dell
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Okla
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Martinsville
Blume-Stewart and Carroll Funeral Home
Vermillion Cemetery
Navajo Truck Lines
Vermilion United Methodist Church
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Max Elshberry
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Sutton and Son Funeral Home
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Zimmerly Ave
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Weather Snapshot for Indiana and Illinois Regions
Indiana expects hot conditions with highs around the 90s and a chance of showers. Lows near 70 tonight, cooling to the 60s Thursday and Friday nights. Illinois shows hot midweek with highs near 90 and lows in the 70s, with Thursday and Friday turning partly cloudy and cooler, a chance of storms.
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Funeral Services Set for Paris Cemetery Burial
Graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Edgar Cemetery in Paris with Rev. Orville Pearson officiating. Sutton and Son Funeral Home will handle arrangements.
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Motive Sought in Smith Death in Chicago
Chicago AP report outlines police efforts to find a motive for the fatal shooting of Frank Smith 33, son of State Sen. Fred J. Smith. Smith was found on a South Side building’s first floor landing with 11.50 in cash on his body. Robbery is not ruled out. the scene was the girlfriend’s residence.
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Leslie H. Webster Commissioned First Lieutenant in Indiana Air National Guard
Leslie H. Webster 34 of RR 4 Box 231 Brazil Indiana is commissioned a first lieutenant in the Indiana Air National Guard under a program allowing enlisted personnel with outstanding records to become officers. A personnel management specialist at Stout Field in Indianapolis his new role is personnel officer at Headquarters Indiana Air National Guard. He previously served as first sergeant of the 181st Combat Support Squadron at Hulman Field Terre Haute and joined the Air Guard during his high school years. He's the son of Mr and Mrs Howard Webster Roachdale and is married to Linda Sciotto with a son Jeffrey age eight.
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Box 231
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Indianapolis
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Linda Sciotto
Diamond
Jeffrey
Gunman holds four hostages in bank vault standoff
Reports from Stockholm say a gunman with four bound hostages in a locked bank vault threatened to trigger anesthetizing gas. Police agreed to a 9 a.m. EDT truce as officers withdrew. Police Chief Curt Lindroth called the suspect inhuman and described the hostages’ pleading as genuine.
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Stockholm
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Kindergarten start ages and screening cited in teachers event
A psychologist urged pre kindergarten screening as cost effective to reduce remedial needs, noting average school entry age rises by six months. Recommendations for optimal ages: girls start five and enter first grade at six, boys start five and a half and enter first grade at six and a half, with October December births facing placement challenges. The Vigo County event featured Dr Ames, remarks by Supt Cottom, and performances by the VCTA Orchestra, as teachers prepare for the new school year.
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Watergate Unprecedented Says Thomas at banquet
UPI Helen Thomas, White House correspondent, calls the Watergate scandal unprecedented in American history and criticizes Nixon as arrogant. She condemns Republican tactics in 1972, saying the campaign aimed to divide and conquer voters rather than seek re election, amid receiving the Antonian Certificate of Honor.
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UPI
Helen Thomas
United Press International
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Rogers to rejoin Gannett board after secretary of state stint
Rochester ap William P Rogers will rejoin the Gannett Co Inc board of directors after leaving his post as secretary of state on Sept 3. Rogers previously served on the board before his cabinet appointment in December 1968. Gannett, headquartered here, is the nation s largest newspaper chain with 53 dailies in 16 states and Guam plus newsprint and broadcast interests.
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Gannett Co. Inc
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Wicks Marries Los Angeles Woman In Private Ceremony
Sidney Wicks 24 star forward for the Portland Trail Blazers wed Andra Johnson of Los Angeles. More than 300 guests attended the ceremony and reception at the International Hotel with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and John Wooden among the attendees.
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Paper Strike Plagues St Louis Papers Amid Union Stand
In St Louis area, the Post-Dispatch and Globe-Democrat were silent for the fifth day as Teamsters Local 610 continued the strike over automation provisions and pay. About 170 delivery drivers and 32 dockhands walked out last Tuesday over dockhand hiring and a 95 cent hourly raise over three years, with the union seeking $1.20. Meetings with the Federal Mediation Service were floated as a path to settlement.
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Civil Defense testing air patrol center at Hulman Field
About 62 Civil Air Patrol members conducted an exercise at Hulman Field with two way radio and aircraft. Lt James Edwards led local operations while Earl Wolpert and James Graham directed CD activities. Wright Patterson AFB officers Col Stephen King and Maj Francis Bucholz monitored the drill at the emergency operations center with local dignitaries observing.
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Earl Wolpert
James Graham
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Stephen King
Francis Bucholz
Grissom Air Force Base
Hugh McGill
Clinton
Don Myers
Art Mann
Terre Haute County
John Scott
Vigo County
Carl Schorall
Sullivan CD Diree
Inspectors Probe Cause Of Arizona Mine Cave-In Deaths
Two federal mine inspectors examined a copper mine shaft in the central Arizona desert seeking the cause of a cave-in that killed two miners. David Deeder, 42, and Terry Udall, 25, died of dehydration and heat exhaustion at least five days before rescue. Their bodies were recovered after eight days trapped 1,200 feet underground at Hecla’s Lakeshore Mine, 35 miles south of the area.
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Ariz
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David Deeder
Hecla Mining Co
Terry Udall
Fort Collins
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Deeder
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Mental patients escape from nurses at games
Indiana Mental Health Commissioner Murray said three Beatty Memorial Hospital patients should not have been taken out of state for a White Sox game in Chicago. The group included Louis Checchio 28 Mis hawaka Richard Carver 42 Orlando and Paul Reed 17 under court orders. Murray ordered an investigation into the excursion and noted criminal deviates can be prosecuted for escapes.
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William EF. Murray
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White Sox
Chicago
Murray
Louis Checchio
Mishawaka
Richard Carver
Orlando
Fla
Paul Reed
Rideau Canal Built Through Ottawa in 1820s
The Rideau Canal cuts Ottawa’s center and was built in the 1820s as a military project to connect Montréal and Lake Ontario, bypassing the St. Lawrence River.
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Vandalism Reports Surface Across Terre Haute
Terre Haute police investigate several weekend vandalism incidents including broken windows auto damage and minor thefts from garages Detectives expect vandalism to decline as schools reopen over the next two weeks with the return to session.
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Terre Haute
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