Deaths of Gallagher Shorter Miller Wilson Byrum Gaither Hornbrook
Multiple obituaries from Terre Haute area list Charles F. Gallagher aged 56 of 2614 N 13th St died at Union Hospital. Others include Paul Shorter 48 of 1522 5th Ave pronounced dead on arrival at Union Hospital. Emma Miller 84 of Portage died in Gary. Mrs Clora E. Wilson 83 Indianapolis died at Marion County Home. Lora Byrum 71 of 1457 S 11th St and Dorthea L. Gaither 64 of 522 S 7th St also noted. Ruby Leona Hornbrook 69 formerly of Terre Haute to be buried Highland Lawn Cemetery.Services and callers details given.
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Charles F. Gallagher
13Th St
Union Hospital
Helen
Bud Schoffstall
Barbara Brentlinger
Terre Haute
Bedino Peace Chapel
C. G. McCrocklin
Indianapolis
Paul Shorter
5Th Ave
J. I. Case Co
Belle
Don
Rebel
Laurel
Harvey
Norma Jean Coleman
Holly
Mich
Delores Flores
Pensacola
Fla
the Cross Funeral Home
Douglas McAllister
Roselawn Memorial Park
Emma Miller
Swanson Road
Portage
Ind
Methodist Hospital
Gary
Catherine’ Fugate
Capuenta
Calif
Faye Beach
LaDona Young
Emma
van Buren
Houston
Tex
DeAnna Bee
Clinton
Oren
Ocala
Fila
Marion R
William E
George C
Wauchala, Fla
Saphronia McCarty
Fargo
N. D
Bedino Chapel
Valley
Clora E. Wilson
Marion County
Thomas Funeral
Edward Schachterle
Kresge Co
Margaret Gaston
Warren
Whittier
Milton
Lora Byrum
Chicago
DeBaun
Jesse Mayers
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Dorthea L. Gaither
S. 7Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
Burrell
Ruby Leona Hornbrook
Gillis Memory Chapel
U N Calls Cease Fire as India Pakistan Clash Iran News
The U N General Assembly urged immediate cease fire and withdrawal of forces by India and Pakistan and sought an early political solution for East Pakistan. Support split 104 11 with 10 abstentions, but vetoes in the Security Council doomed further action.
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U.N. General Assembly
India
Pakistan
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Assembly
Soviet Union
Security Council
Council
East Pakistan
U Thant
Miller Family Career and Personal Milestones Outline
The subject earned a law degree in 1959 and began practicing at Rosenfeld and Wolfe. The firm became Rosenfeld Wolfe and Miller in 1961, then Berry and Kincade in 1964, later known as Berry Kincade and Miller. He and wife Mary Catherine have two children Kent and Teresa.
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Rosenfeld and Wolfe
Rosenfeld, Wolfe and Miller
Berry and Kincade
Berry
Mild and cold spells sweep across regions with scattered rain
The forecast shows mild weather from Texas and the Gulf coast through the East to New England while colder conditions spread across the rest of the country. Rain is expected in the Pacific Northwest Texas Oklahoma and parts of Kansas Missouri and Arkansas.
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Texas
Gulf Coast
New England
Pacific Northwest
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Buckfast Abbey Wins Liquor License for Tonic Wine
Monks of Buckfast Abbey in England won a license to sell their homemade tonic wine to visitors marking the first liquor license grant since 1926 when a church objected. A spokesman said the license was approved on Tuesday.
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Buckfast Abbey
England
UPI
Extended Regional Weather Outlook Indiana Illinois
Indiana sees precipitation ending early Friday with partly cloudy and warmer conditions into Saturday. Sunday brings a continued mild trend with a chance of showers and lows in the 20s to 40s and highs 44 to 54. Illinois forecastsFriday warmth with mid 20s to mid 30s lows and mid 40s to mid 50s highs. Saturday mainly cloudy with possible rain and weekend temperatures in the 40s to 50s. Sunday remains mostly cloudy with rain chances and similar highs and lows.
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Indiana
Illinois
Heavy Vote Knocks Out Kansas City School Tax Levy
In Kansas City, a proposed 54 cent tax increase to raise 4.3 million for schools and libraries was defeated in a heavy turnout. The final tally was 17 632 for and 20 220 against, affecting 1971 taxes. School board spokesmen warned of major staff cuts including nurses counselors and teachers if the levy had passed.
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Kansas City
Freezers Sparse in UK versus US Market Potential
The United Kingdom shows only 2.5 percent of homes with freezers while 30 percent of US homes have them. The Bureau of International Commerce notes the United States as a strong potential market for frozen foods and expects rapid development.
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New York
UPI
United Kingdom
United States
Bureau of International Commerce
Unclear bloc aligns with and abstains in vote
The Soviet Union and eight communist allies Belarus Ukraine Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Hungary Poland Mongolia and Cuba join forces with India and Bhutan as abstainers. Britain France Denmark Afghanistan Singapore Nepal Oman Malawi Senegal and Chile abstain.
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Ukraine
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Mongolia
Cuba
India
Bhutan
Britain
France
Denmark
Afghanistan
Singapore
Nepal
Oman
Malawi
Senegal
Chile
Dayan Replies To Charges In Parliament
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan rejects accusations of unlicensed archaeology and illicit digs. In a parliamentary exchange with Uri Avnery, Dayan denies amassing wealth from antiquities and denies using military equipment or soldiers for excavations. The dispute centers on alleged activity in Israel and occupied Arab territories.
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Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Navy Officer Formation Teams Visit Indiana and Rose-Hulman
Navy Officer Information Teams will visit Indiana State University and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology to test prospective officer candidates. Lieutenants (jg) Carlson and Harris will be in the Rose-Hulman student union from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, with Jeannie Todaro from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday in the ISU student union basement. The team will return to ISU in February.
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Indiana State University
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Navy
Jack L. Carl
Son
Robert L. Harris
Rose Student Union
Jeannie Todaro
ISU
Lockhart clan member aged 18 stars in Jory film
Anne Lockhart makes her screen debut in the motion picture Jory. She is the third generation of the Lockhart family to appear in films following grandfather Gene Lockhart and mother June Lockhart.
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Hollywood
UPI
Anne Lockhart
Gene Lockhart
June Lockhart
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