Deaths in Terre Haute area include several veterans
Long obituary list from Terre Haute area items: Charles Leslie Earlywine 81 of 2341 N 25th St died Friday in St Anthony Hospital. Widowed Naomi and children Floyd Paul Charles H. and Robert L. list survivors across Indiana and Florida. Memorial services for Retired Railroadmen Association member at 1 pm Monday, burial at Rose Lawn. Leroy Wake 76 of West Terre Haute died Friday in St Anthony Hospital. WWI veteran and member groups noted. Mattie Harms 88 died at home. services pending. Multiple other deaths listed with survivors, call times, and funeral home details across Terre Haute Sullivan Seelyville Spencer Clinton and surrounding towns.
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Charles Leslie Earlywine
25Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
Milwaukee Railroad
Naomi
Floyd Paul
Terre Haute
Charles H
Hammond
Ind
Robert L
Peco River
Calif
Ruth Wicks
Homosassa Springs
Fla
Mary Wenzik
Tampa
Leroy Wake
West Terre Haut
St Anthony Hospital
VFW Lawton-Byrum
West Terre Haute
Bedino Chapel of the Valley
Mattie Harms
S. 9Th St
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Gladys Hoffman
Helen Haage
Washington, D.C
Frank Hoffman
Mary Jane Flaherty
Sycamore
Patrick J Ryan
Roy C. Ramer
Washington St
George
Scottsburg
Lawrence C
Mildred Newport
Crestwood
Thomas Funeral
Willard Doyle
Roselawn Memorial Park
Vernon DeBaun
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
DeBaun
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Harold
Lakewood
N. J
Sullivan
Ray Banfield
Section St
Mary Sherman Hospital
Leroy
Jerry
Shirley Archer
Westphalia
Carl
Bill
Vermont
Ill
Thelma Dildine
Flossie Sappenfield
McHugh Funeral Home
Shelburn
Little Flock Cemetery
Weekend Weather Across Regions With Mixed Conditions
Snow is forecast Saturday for the Rockies. Rain and showers are expected in the Midwest. Warm weather in the South and Southwest contrasts with cold temperatures in the Great Plains. Cool temperatures expected in the Northeast.
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Rockies
Midwest
Great Plains
Extended Outlook For Indiana and Illinois
Indiana sees partly cloudy cool days with lows in the mid 20s to low 30s and highs in the upper 30s to upper 40s from Monday to Wednesday. Illinois remains dry with fair to partly cloudy skies. cold Monday but warming Tuesday and Wednesday with temps from the upper teens to upper 20s and highs from 20s to 35 Monday, then gradually warming to 20 to 35 lows and upper 30s to lower 40s highs by Wednesday.
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Indiana
Illinois
Obituary notices from multiple Indiana towns
Death notices from Clay City Robinson and Brazil report Mrs. Marcella A. Robinson 94 of 811 Washington St. dying Thursday with services Sunday at Schoppenhorst Funeral Home and burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Mrs Bernice McGahey 65 of Robinson dies Thursday. services Sunday at Pulliam Funeral Home and burial at Robinson New Cemetery. Marion F Neese 52 of 27 E Church St. Brazil dies Friday of apparent heart attack. services Sunday at Lawson Funeral Home and burial at Cray s Creek Cemetery. He was formerly a Putnam County farmer and Arktex Ceramic Corp. employee. He belonged to Croys Creek Christian Church, Brazil Eagles Lodge, Centennial Masonic Lodge No 541. He is survived by sister Ruth Johnson and brother Jesse. Memorials: masonry services Saturday at the funeral home.
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Clay City
Ind
Marcella A.robinson
Washington St
Schoppenhorst
Lavern Skinner
Maple Grove Cemetery
Brazil
Marion F. Neese
Church St
Putnam County
Clay County Hospital
Arktex Ceramic Corp
Croys’ Creek Christian Church
Eagles Lodge
Centennial Masonic Lodge
Ruth Johnson
RR 5
Esse
Lawson Funeral Home
John J. Jones
Cray’s Creek
Funeral
Indian Foregin Minister Sees No Territorial Aims in Bangla Desh
U N session extends with talks on a cease-fire in the region and skepticism that one is possible. India says it recognizes a Bangla Desh government, affirming no territorial designs and a desire to leave East Pakistan soon. Pakistan reportedly floated autonomy for East Pakistan in exchange for a cease-fire, then asked Thant to ignore the proposal pending Yahya Khan’s guidance.
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Thant
Pakistan
India
Agha Shani
Tiant
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Youth Struck by Automobile in Terre Haute
A nine year old Terre Haute youth was admitted to Union Hospital at noon Saturday after being struck by a automobile in front of 1131 North Third Street. Hospital officials said injuries were not serious. The youth’s identity was not released pending parental notification. A Chambers and Hurt ambulance transported the injured youth to the hospital.
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Terre Haute
Union Hospital
3Rd St
Chambers & Hurt
Northside Hospital
Robbery at City Service Station Spawns Police Probe
Early morning armed hold up at Supermarket Service Station at 12th and Locust. Night attendant Don Cook says a man about 20 years old arrived around 2 30 a m, flashed a sawed off 12 gauge shotgun, took 79 dollars, and fled. Description of suspect and vehicle supplied.
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12Th and Locust Sts
Don Cook
Cook
Congress may need extra aid to win Senate approval
Congress and House leaders face a need to add 500 million dollars in additional military aid to Israel to secure Senate passage. Absent this, the main items remaining are a 70 billion dollar Defense Appropriations Bill and Nixon phase II program, both nearing final passage with little controversy. A campaign reform bill limiting TV campaign funds stands ready for final action but could be delayed to avoid a pocket veto.
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Israel
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Red Missile Continued From Page One
The report notes misdirected fire hit government paratroopers, killing one and wounding 10. The US Command denied Cobra activity in the region. Cambodian reports said to have killed 200 civilians near Suong were unconfirmed by the South Vietnamese air force. B52 strikes were acknowledged near Suong and the Chup plantation though damage specifics were not confirmed. An all night battle for Phnom Baset position 14 miles northwest of Phnom Penh raged as rockets and automatic fire targeted a Cambodian gasoline dump 10 miles north of the capital. rockets reportedly missed.
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Dam Be
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Hoosier Dies in Ohio Crash on Curved Street
Kenton Ohio police report two men died in a collision when their car veered on a city curve and hit a parked truck. Identified were Gerald Steele 27 of Elkhart Indiana and Gary Lightner 23 of Kenton.
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Kenton
Ohio
Gerald Steele
Elkhart
Ind
Gary Lightner
Nixon signs tax cut bill and economic powers extension
President Nixon signs a 15.8 billion tax cut that repeals the 7 percent auto excise tax and offers refunds averaging 200 to three million new car buyers. Congress also extends Nixon's economic control powers to April 30, 1973. Senate Democrats fail to override the antipoverty veto as the bill dies. Reports from South Asia and Berlin cover military actions and border access agreements amid broader Cold War tensions.
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Nixon
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New Police Leadership Named in Terre Haute Department
Swift appoints Frank Hoffman as chief of detectives and Barbara Hoffman as his wife? no, wrong. Loudermilk and Anita have four children. Robert Kable named second assistant police chief, with 17 years in the force. Merit system to guide the three key appointments and juvenile delinquency outreach noted.
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Loudermilk
Anita
Frank Hoffman
Swift
Terre Haute Exchange Club
Hoffman
University of Southern California
Barbara
Robert Kable
Department
Kable
H. Ralph Johnston
Helen
Storm Damage Reports From Indiana Forced Cancellations
A severe storm swept across Indiana with 65 mph winds. Utility poles fell between Greencastle and Terre Haute along U S 40. Several mobile homes and house trailers overturned, mostly near Greencastle Cory Clay City Evansville and Bloomington. Injuries included Marvin Alexander and five others in Evansville, with no serious fatalities reported.
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Greencastle
Terre Haute
U.S. 40
Clay City
Cory
Marvin Alexander
Indianapolis
Monroe County
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Hartford City
Indiana Bell
Indiana Day Observed in Indianapolis by Whitcomb
Governor Whitcomb proclaims Indiana Day to commemorate Indiana joining the Union as a state on December 11, 1816. The observance highlights state history and pride in Indianapolis.
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UPI
Indiana
Whitcomb
State of the Union
Inside Track for Maine Cars on Icy Roads
In Portland the Maine Automobile Association advises using kitty gravel to move cars on ice and snow. Emergency road service head Fred W. Foster Jr. recommends carrying this light weight material in the trunk as a cleaner alternative to sand and salt.
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Portland, Maine
Maine Automobile Association
Fred W. Foster Jr
Nixon nominates Rehnquist and Powell to Supreme Court
Rehnquist and Powell are described as conservative choices by President Nixon. Bayh and opponents had pressed to delay. the Senate rejection 70-22 ended the bid. Civil rights and labor leaders urged rejection of Rehnquist, while supporters labeled the attacks unfounded.
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Tax bill eases Nixon plan with more individual cuts
The revised bill after four months in Congress increases the 1971 personal income tax exemption to 675 dollars and to 750 in 1972. It offers a 7 percent credit for business investment and a 4 percent credit for utilities on new machinery. It also allows working parents to deduct up to 4800 dollars annually for day care or a disabled spouse, for families earning no more than 18000 dollars.
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Maple Avenue Church Plans Cantata Sunday
Maple Avenue United Methodist Church at 1203 Maple Ave presents The Birthday of the Christ Child cantata during the 10 40 a m worship. Adult Chancel Choir directed by Mrs Owen Eckert with organist Mrs Gilbert Lewsader. Senior citizens dinner follows at noon hosted by Senior High UMYF. Silent Holy Communion with music set for Thursday evening.
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Maple Avenue
Clinton Merchant Dies in St. Louis
Aaron Wasserman 94 a longtime Clinton shoe merchant dies in St. Louis after nearly five decades in the trade. He retired about four years ago. Survived by son Dr Herman A Wasserman. Services held in St. Louis.
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Clinton Merchant
ST. Louis
Clinton
Ind
Aaron Wasserman
Wasserman
Herman A. Wasserman
India Presses West Bank Push Toward Dacca Front
War dispatches describe the largest tanks and infantry clash in southern Kashmir as India and Pakistan exchange heavy losses. New Delhi reports a 3000 strong brigade reinforcement and a 10000 man, 100+ tank assault in Chhamb while Meghna river crossings aim for a Dacca drive by December 15. Pakistan says it faces six to one shortages, with Indian air superiority and repeated attacks.
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UPI
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M.G. Srinath
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Calcutta
East Pakistan
Jamalpur
Brahmaputra
Islamabad
Frederick H. Marks
East
Loan default rates near four to six percent reported
The American Association of State Colleges and Universities says default rates among federally insured higher education loan recipients are running from four to six percent.
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American Association of State Colleges and Universities
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