Death notices from Terre Haute and vicinity
Obituaries and funeral notices for D Bledsoe Phillip Frew Emil Endress Jess Black Daren Adam Donald Jeffers W O Luse Willard Jones Edith Dalgarn Margaret Simmons Audrey Kable Scarbrough Minnie Brown and related survivors list across Terre Haute Brazil and nearby areas with service times burial places and calling hours noted.
Donkey Stolen From Detroit Suburban Store Display
Police report a $1,200 donkey was stolen from a Christmas display at the J. Lee Co department store in a Detroit suburb. Family members named include daughters Janice Jensen of South Bend and Joann Cester of Decatur Illinois, two brothers George Overbeck of Brazil and William Overbeck of Holland Michigan, a sister Marie Hess of Terre Haute, and 14 grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Miller and Sons Funeral Home with Rev E F Urbahns. burial in Calcutta Cemetery. callers welcome.
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Detroit
J. Lee Co
Janice Jensen
South Bend
Joann Cester
Decatur
Ill
George Overbeck
Brazil
William Overbeck
Holland
Mich
Marie Hess
Terre Haute
Miller and Sons Funeral
E. F. Urbahns
Calcutta Cemetery
Mortgage broker pleads guilty in Chicago case
John Perisich, 35, a mortgage broker, pleaded guilty to conspiring to misstate finances and falsify books at the defunct Service Savings and Loan Association of Summit. He faces charges alongside William Szarabajka, 50, and Sam Pancotto, 41, over an alleged $360,000 embezzlement. Azarabajka and Pancotto deny similar charges. A judge dismissed two counts related to fraudulently obtaining five loans from Joliet Federal Savings and Loan Association.
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Chicago
John Perisich
Service Savings and Loan Association of
Summit
William Szarabajka
New Buffalo
Mich
Sam Pancotto
Azarabajka
Pancotto
Richard B. Austin
District Court
Perisich
Joliet Federal Savings and Loan Association
Fight over vote tally filed in Circuit Court
Loser in the November 5 election for the 14th District sued in Circuit Court claiming the canvassers altered vote totals. Democrat John F. Leon says he led by 36 in the first canvass on November 15, but the official canvass released November 26 awarded the victory to Republican Jacob John Wolf. Defendants include Wolf, Sidney T. Holzman, Judge Harry G. Comerford, and three canvass board members.
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Chicago
14Th District
Board of Canvassers
John F. Leon
Jacob John Wolf
Wolf
Sidney T. Holzman
Board of Election Commissioners
Harry G. Comerford
Circuit Court
Brothers sought in Novarro death
A murder robbery complaint was filed in Van Nuys against 17 year old Thomas Scott Ferguson and his brother Paul 22 for slaying actor Ramon Novarro. The younger Ferguson was ordered to stand trial as an adult. The two from Round Lake St Navarro were implicated after Novarro was beaten to death in his home on October 31.
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Los Angeles
Iillinois
Ramon Novarro
van Nuys
Thomas Scott Ferguson
Paul
Round Lake
St. Navarro
Tito Downplays Wartime Moves But Remains Ready
UPI analysis notes Tito of Yugoslavia publicly minimizes Warsaw Pact maneuvers in Romania while privately wary of Soviet troops on his doorstep. He warns against invasion of Yugoslavia and highlights Moscow’s criticism of Yugoslav Romanian nationalism.
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Josip Broz Tito
Yugoslavia
Romania
Tito
Moscow
West Germany
Israel
Czechoslovakia
Czech Defense Ministry
Johnson
NATO
Brussels
Europe
Belgrade
Bloomington narcotics raids arrest eleven in probe
Eleven people were arrested in Bloomington in a federal narcotics operation tied to Indiana and Butler universities. Among those charged were three IU students Raymond MecCann Dale Sophia and Michael Hannah. Other suspects from Bloomington Columbus and Toledo faced charges for possession and sale of marijuana and amphetamines. Two juveniles were also arrested on federal warrants.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Butler
U.S
Raymond L. MecCann
Indianapolis
Dale T. Sophia
Flint
Mich
Michael E. Hannah
Battle Creek
Lionel H. French
Daniel Byers
Kevin Craig
Michael D. Terrell
Michael G. Satterfield
Columbus
Donald E. Beggs
Toledo
Ohio
Applegate
Brothers Draw Prison Terms In Jordanian Grocer Killing
Two brothers, Michael Walton and Robert Walton, were sentenced to 40 to 75 years in prison for the June 8 murder of Abder Rayyan, a Jordanian grocer in Chicago. They pleaded guilty to murder. two others, Muhammed Mustafa and Aaron Myers, face charges for hiring them. The case stems from a family feud context and followed the Kennedy assassination. Judge Thomas Fitzgerald imposed the sentences.
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Chicago
Michael Walton
Robert
Muhammed Mustafa
Aaron Myers
Waltons
Abder Rayyan
South Side
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Thomas Fitzgerald
Circuit Court
Huntington Man Sentenced to Electric Chair in Lovers Lane Slaying
Charles Adams, 23, Huntington, was sentenced by Judge Manuel Guerrero to die in Indiana State Prison's electric chair at sunrise on April 2 after a Grant Circuit Court jury found him guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Burl Lyles. Adams faced charges of shooting Lyles in a parked car and abducting Lyles’ companion Keren Cogar. his lawyers planned a motion for a new trial following a July arrest after a manhunt.
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Marion
Ind
Charles Adams
Huntington
Indiana
Manuel Guerrero
Grant Circuit Court
Navy
Adams
Burl Lyles
Lyles
Keren Cogar
South
Whitley
Buried American Missionaries In Congo
Three American missionaries killed in a October plane crash were buried Sunday near their mission hospital in Boende Congo. Their charred bodies were recovered Thanksgiving after a month and a half search. The deceased were Mary Hoyt 24 Eunice Goodall 36 and Max Myers pilot.
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Kinshasa
the Congo
Mission Hospital
Boende
Mary Hoyt
Port Huron
Mich
Disciples of Christ Church Mission
Birney C. Hoyt
Eunice Goodall
Birmingham
Ala
Harrison Goodall
Max Myers
Indianapolis
Ind
Stolen Plane Flier Rescued After Coast Guard Pursuit
A lone pilot stole a plane in New Jersey and after four failed landings near Kennedy Airport he flew south over the Atlantic. With fuel dwindling he ditched about 50 miles off Norfolk, Va. An amphibious Coast Guard helicopter rescued him in fog, and he was taken to Elizabeth City, NC, in reasonably good condition. The FBI planned custody.
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New York
New Jersey
Kennedy Airport
Atlantic
Norfolk
Coast Guard
Danny Hemphill
Vance K. Randle
Elizabeth City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ocean County Aviation
Kennedy
Port Authority
Kingman Reef Smallest U S Sovereign Land
Kingman Reef, an atoll 1,600 miles south of Hawaii, is the smallest land of U S sovereign territory. It measures about 150 feet long and 120 feet wide at high tide.
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Kingman Reef
Hawaii
U. S
Illinois Board approves six college Budgets amid big increases
The Illinois Board of Higher Education on Monday approved six budgets for state colleges and universities, trimming $14 000 from Illinois States request for scanning microscopes and restoring $237 467 to Chicago State College for an education enrichment program. Totals include tuition and state funds, with staff citing enrollment growth and higher costs as drivers of a 67 percent rise over 1967 69 appropriations.
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Chicago
Illinois Board of Higher Education
Chicago State College
South Side Negro
Chicago State
Illinois State
Eastern Illinois
Northeastern Illinois
Western Illinois
Northern Illinois
Church Suit Trial Opens Over Closure of Mount Lebanon Church
The Mount Lebanon Church in Clay County presses a suit in Parke Circuit Court challenging the Indiana Conference of the United Methodist Church for ordering its closure and asset transfer. Former Gov. George N. Craig represents the church as it joins other rural church cases across Clay Tipton and Bartholomew Counties as denominations seek restructuring due to minister shortages. The case originated in Clay County, shuffled to Vigo and then to Parke County.
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Rockville
Ind
UPT
Parke
Mount Lebanon
Clay County
George N. Craig
Brazil
Indiana
United Methodist Church
Methodist
United Brethren
Clay
Tipton
Bartholomew
Vigo County
Parke County
Five Divorces Granted in Vigo Superior Court
Monday in Vigo Superior Court No 2 Judge Charles K McCrory granted five divorces and determined custody for six children. Karen Keaton received custody of two children from Kenneth Keaton with $30 weekly support. Sandra L Burch gained custody of two from Barry A Burch with $110 monthly support. Donna J Young won custody of one from Jack D Young with $10 weekly support. Sharon R Sands awarded custody of a child from Jackie Melvin Sands with $15 weekly support. Mary R Brown obtained divorce from Ralph Brown.
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Vigo Superior Court No. 2
Charles K. McCrory
Karen Keaton
Dean
Kenneth Keaton
Fort Wayne
Sandra L. Burch
5Th Ave
Barry A. Burch
Donna J. Young
RR 4
West Terre Haute
Jack D. Young
Sharon R. Sands
N. 7Th St
Jackie Melvin Sands
8Th Ave
Mary R. Brown
Crawford
Ralph Brown
S. 18Th St
Escapee Garland Recaptured in Indiana Home
James W. Garland, 26, from Columbus, an escapee from Indiana State Prison, was arrested Monday at the home of relatives in Edinburg. He escaped December 29, 1967, while assigned to the State Reformatory brick factory and was serving 25 years for second-degree burglary.
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Edinburg
Ind
James W. Garland
Columbus
Indiana
Garland
State Reformatory
Air Crash Continues Story Of Alaska Flight Wreck
Maj Norman B Kamhoot of Forsyth Mont said fierce winds forced a 15 minute ground stay before takeoff. All 36 passengers and crew including Capt David Stanley Copilot Jerry Svengard and stewardess Sally Lamar died. The F27 bound for Iliamna Big Mountain King Salmon and Dillingham crashed near Pedro Bay amid frozen marsh and mountains. Wien Consolidated directors in Seattle learned of the crash during a safety discussion.
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Norman B. Kamhoot
Forsyth
Mont
Air Force
David Stanley
Jerry Svengard
Sally Lamar
Anchorage
Alaska
Iliamna
Big Mountain
King Salmon
Dillingham
Wien Airlines
Northern Consolidated
Ray Peterson
Wien
Wien Consolidated
Bill Kelley
KTVA
KBYR
Flig’o Iliamna
Cab driver charged in slaying of 13 year old girl
A Michigan City cab driver was charged with assault to commit bodily harm and rape after a 13 year old girl from Westville was picked up and driven to the Summit Farm area near the Indiana State Prison. She was shot in the back and run over, hospitalized in fair condition.
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Michigan City
Ind
UPI
Summit Farm
Indiana
LaPorte County
LaPorte
Westville
Colder Weather Arrives in Indiana After Snow Flurries
The Associated Press reports colder weather for Indiana with overnight flurries unlikely to cause lasting snow. Morning readings stayed above freezing, but lows tonight are expected in the upper 20s to around 30, with Wednesday highs in the 30s. A cool, partly cloudy stretch continues through Thursday.
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Indiana
Earl E. Weimar Rites Pending
Arrangements are pending at DeBaun Funeral Home for Earl E. Weimar 76 who died Monday at St Anthony Hospital He was active in National Guard service from youth including the 1916 Mexican incident World War I and World War II He commanded the 8rd Battalion of the 151st Infantry in 1941 later serving as regimental executive officer He served as city parade marshal and was member of Fort Harrison Post 40 American Legion Disabled American Veterans Shelby County 40 and 8 Voiture 967 He leaves two sons William R New Orleans and David in the Air Force a daughter Virginia Cartier Madison Heights Mich a brother William Greenfield nine grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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DeBaun
Earl E. Weimar
National Guard
St. Anthony Hospital
Weimar
1624S
10Th St
Guard
151St Infantry
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
South Pacific
Billings Hospital
Fort Harrison
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans of
Terre Haute
Shelby County
Voiture
William R
New Orleans
David
United States Air Force
Virginia Cartier
Madison Heights
Mich
William
Greenfield
Ind
Vernon McMillan Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Vernon R. McMillan 76 former Terre Haute mayor will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday at Centenary Methodist Church Rev Glenn Alty Crafts will officiate Burial follows at Highland Lawn Cemetery Friends may call at J N Hickman and Son Funeral Home The body will be taken to the church at 11 30 a m Wednesday McMillan died Sunday in Union Hospital He served a five year term as mayor from 1943 through 1947 and had been in the sporting goods business for over 50 years Pallbearers listed Conover Rutherford Pike Lamb Pfister Davis Peck Kerins
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Vernon R. McMillan
S. 25Th St
Terre Haute
Centenary Methodist Church
Glenn Alty Crafts
Highland Lawn Cemetery
J. N. Hickman and Son
McMillan
Union Hospital
James Conover
Vane Rutherford
Earl Pike
John K. Lamb
Paul Pfister
Richard Davis
Louis Peck
Jack Kerins
Prisoner Escapes From Indianapolis Hospital
Willy A. Newman, 24, an Indiana State Reformatory inmate, escaped Monday from Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis after being brought there for a tooth extraction. He is serving a 10 year term for assault during a robbery.
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Indianapolis
Willie A. Newman
Robert Long Hospital
Newman
Barcelona University closes medical school amid student unrest
In Barcelona, Spain, the rector shuttered the university's medical school indefinitely after clashes between rock-throwing students and police. Police dispersed crowds as authorities cited safety concerns and disruption to campus operations.
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Barcelona
Spain
UPI
Barcelona University
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