Hundreds Honor Cardinal Spellman at St Patrick's Cathedral
Francis Cardinal Spellman was buried at St Patrick's Cathedral after a State funeral attended by President Johnson and top leaders from government and church. Eulogies praised his priestly devotion as mourners crowded Fifth Avenue while TV audiences followed the solemn requiem Mass and crypt processional.
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New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Johnson
Robert I. Gannon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Kennedy
Jacob K. Javits
John V. Lindsay
U.N
Fifth
Madison Avenues
United States
Luigi Raimondi
James Francis McIntyre
Los Angeles
Richard Cushing
Boston
Lawrence Shehan
Baltimore
Patrick O’boyle
Washington
John Krol
Philadelphia
John Cody
Chicago
Lawrence O’brien
Floyd Bennett Field
Manhattan
Cardinal Spellman
Marie Fehmer
W. Averell Harriman
Larry O’brien
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Jacob Javits
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D-N. Y
Plot to Kill Governor Is Thwarted
In San Angelo Texas security forces thwart an underworld plan to assassinate Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller over his crackdown on vice and gambling. Police say the plot was real and confirm raids in Hot Springs and surrounding areas led by Lynn A. Davis, with millions in gambling devices seized or destroyed.
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Tex
UPI
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Melvin James
James
Texas
Zakar Garoogian
Little Rock
Garoogian
West Texas
Rockefeller
Lynn A. Davis
Hot Springs
Ark
Davis
Hot
New Director of Development at Saint Marys College
John G. McNamara, formerly assistant director of development at the University of Denver, is named director of development at St. Mary of the Woods College. Sister Mary Joseph shifts to coordinator of development. Sister Marie Perpetua announces the changes. McNamara, a Washington DC native and Villanova graduate, serves as a Denver Teachers Foundation trustee and American College Public Relations Association member. He and his wife Kathleen have four children and will reside at the college.
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John G. McNamara
University of Denver
St. Mary-of-the-Woods College
Sister Mary Joseph
Sister Marie Perpetua
St. Mary’s
McNamara
Washington, D. C
Villanova Uniiversity
Denver Teachers Foundation
American College Public Relations Association
Kathleen
Theresa
Christene
Patrick
Daniel
St. Mary-of-the-Woods
Escapee From Kentucky Prison Recaptured in Madison County
Henry Clifford White, 49, of Richmond Kentucky who fled the honor farm at the U S Penitentiary on Thanksgiving Day has been captured in Madison County Kentucky. He was serving a two year sentence for possession of an unregistered sill and was seized by the FBI. He will be returned here early next week according to prison officials.
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Henry Clifford White
Richmond
U. S
Madison County
White
FBI
Mallory Co to distribute 1967 profit share in Indianapolis
About 7,500 employees of P. R. Mallory and Co in Indianapolis will receive $139 each under the 1967 profit sharing plan. Company officials announced Thursday that this year's program totals $1.8 million.
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Indianapolis
P.R. Mallory & Co
Transport Club to Honor Ladies at Annual Event
The Terre Haute Traffic and Transportation Association will hold its 34th annual Ladies Night in the Mayflower Room of the Terre Haute House on Saturday. A surprise gift awaits each guest, with refreshments, a buffet dinner, and dancing to Bernard Hayworth and his orchestra. The event is organized by President and general chairman Robert F. Archer and committees handling invitations, reservations, food, gifts, and reception.
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Traffic and Transportation Association of
Terre Haute
Mayflower
Terre Haute House
Bernard Hayworth
Robert F. Archer
William F. Carroll
Donn Pickett
Coy Ormon
Dinner dances announced at Zorah Shrine
A new series of Saturday night dinner dances is set at the Zorah Shrine. Dinner service runs from six to nine with Leo Headley providing organ and piano music, followed by Leo Baxter and his orchestra from nine thirty to twelve for dancing.
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Zorah Shrine
Leo Headley
Leo Baxter
Hugh Titus Named Master of Terre Haute Lodge No 19
Hugh Titus is elected worshipful master of Terre Haute Masonic Lodge No 19 succeeding Vernon Christee. Installation set for December 14 at the Masonic Temple with officers Paul Sudbrink Ralph Pence Dolph Cross Jack Hudson William Sheets Robert Miller Lester Spencer Philip Baker Engle Jr.
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Hugh Titus
Terre Haute
Lester H. Spencer
Philip J. Baker, Jr
Walter L. Engle
Do It Yourself Wares House Demolition Plan
Miss May Savidge, facing demolition of her 500-year-old house for a new road, overrules council and buys land 100 miles away to dismantle and rebuild it herself as a DIY project. Re-elected temple director Basil E. Bennett plus trustees Lester H. Spencer and Phillip O. Roth return to terms.
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Ware
England
UPI
May Savidge
Temple
Basil E. Bennett
Lester H. Spencer
Phillip O. Roth
Local clergy and officials listed in post service notes
Steward Rector R Capps PM Tyler and Charles C Murphy Tyler emeritus noted alongside Wilbert C Cottrell PM in a brief clerical obit style entry. The fragment references church leadership roles and honorary titles within a historical context.
John B. Pankake Named Sergeant
John B. Pankake son of Mr and Mrs John B Pankake of Vincennes was promoted to sergeant on Dec 6. He previously worked for Lake Central Airlines before joining the service in September 1967. He is assigned to the Continental Army Command Headquarters Fort Monroe Virginia and will go to Southeast Asia in early 1968.
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John B. Pankake
Vincennes
Sgt. Pankake
Lake Central Airlines
Contiental Army Command
Fort Monroe
Southeast Asia
Springhill Road
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