Deaths Fill Local Obituary Notice With Details
The edition lists multiple deaths including Ella Stevens 92 of AR 32 Terre Haute and Bertha Ogle 82 of 2812 Farrington St with survivors and pending services at Patrick J. Ryan Funeral Home. Ralph J. Adams 58 of 3201 N 15th St dies in Union Hospital. Donald W. Boaz 3324 N 24th St dies. Chester Maurice Long 61 AR 24. Ida Taylor Huntsville Ala. Andrew Slim Rogers 75. Russell Kuhlman 78. Charles C. Henderson 91 of Mattoon and Hazel I. Boling 74. Minnie Combs 79. Joe C. Mikels 70. Cedric J. Love 62 Hymera. Burial details, call times, and affiliated lodges noted for several cases.
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Ella Stevens
Venture F
Terre Haute
Patrick J. Ryan
Bertha V. Ogle
Farrington St
Jean Green
Ellen Vancil
Springfield
Dean Green
John Drag
Roselawn Memorial Park
Ralph J. Adams
15Th St
Union Hospital
North Side
Golden C
Orem
Utah
Jesse R
Kenneth L. Bennett
Lawrence Bennett
Faye Lawrence
William E. Bennett
AR 52
Floyd Bennett
Clinton
William
Raymond
Paul
Nellie Yesly
Doris Fisher
Thomas Funeral Home
Donald W. Boaz
N. 24Th St
DeBaun
Gary Greven
Chicago
Masonic Lodge No. 19
York Rite Commandery
Royal Arch Masons
Lincoln Park
Ill
Medinah Shrine of
Illinois
Austin Order No 16
Swords of
Bunker Hill
Helen
Mary Wal
Chester Maurice Long
William Penn Masonic Lodge No
Pennsylvania Railroad
William Penn Masonic Lodge
Vigo County
Scottish Rite Valley of Terre Haute
Retired
Penn Lodge No. 680
Flo
Ida Taylor
Huntsville
Ala
Carson
West Terre Haute
George
la Porte
Ind
Morris
Mary Lucille Schmidt
Jefferson St
Indianapolis
Donald R
Paul F
Sedalia
James L
Ft. Rucker
Martha A. Bradshaw
Ellen K. Reedy
Vernon Cox
Casey
Charles C. Henderson
Mattoon
Elmer Bul
Greenup
Glen
Catherine Monroney
Helen Glenn
Robinson
Hazel Dell Church
Fontanet
Hazel I. Boling
Norma Sue Boling
Alice Keith
Milwaukee
Wis
Merle Bell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Carl Ball
Coal Bluff
Kenneth Ball
Leslie Ball
Philadelphia
Mattox Funeral Home
Bob Swenson
Hymera
Cedric J. Love
Hymera First Baptist Church
Faye Love
Rebecca Maupin
Robert
College Park
Maryland
McHugh Funeral Home
Services for Wynemah G Dickerson Held Sunday
Seelyville Indiana special report says Wynemah G Dickerson 61 an officer at Terre Haute Savings Bank died Wednesday. Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Sunday at Miller and local church with address to follow.
Sullivan Car Train Crash Claims Victim
In Sullivan Indiana a car driven by Chester W Griffith 52 RR 3 Sullivan collided with an L and N freight train at the Glendora Road crossing. Griffith died at the scene his body trapped in the wreckage. Sheriff Harold Roseberry Coroner William Teanis and state police investigated the fatal crash with a wrecker removing the mangled auto from the tracks.
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Sullivan
Ind
Chester W. Griffith
Harold Roseberry
Griffith
L&n
Glendora Rd
William Teanis
Indiana
Uganda Exports Coffee and Cotton Lead in Trade
Uganda reports coffee and cotton as its leading exports. The agricultural sectors drive foreign earnings, supporting local employment and GDP growth amid global market fluctuations.
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Uganda
Extended Midwest Outlook For Indiana And Illinois
Indiana faces a rain to snow mix with a mild start to the week. Northern areas may see snow, with rain or snow possible in the north Tuesday night. Illinois turns cloudy and mild with rain chances Monday and a steady warm spell Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs reach 40s to 50s, lows mainly 30s.
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Indiana
Illinois
Plymouth Man Killed in Auto Crash
A Plymouth man, Leslie V. Bowman, 47, of Route 1, Plymouth, was killed when his car collided with a police cruiser during an emergency run on Indiana 17 at the north edge of Plymouth. The incident occurred as the patrol car, driven by Sgt. Thomas R. Wilson, encountered the oncoming vehicle after Bowman's left turn.
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Plymouth
Indiana
Leslie V. Bowman
Rt. 1
Thomas R. Wilson
Indiana Traffic Deaths Climb with Multiple Fatal Crashes
The Associated Press reports Indiana traffic fatalities include a December year-end total of 1,533, with numerous deadly crashes across the state. Bowman's car crash near Plymouth critically injures passenger Carl J. Bull while Sgt. Wilson sustains serious injuries. In Valparaiso a one car crash kills Myron D. Brown and Madeline Michael with Edward Gilliland hospitalized. Barbara Dockery and her son Tim die after a collision with a train in Dyer. Paul Hoff dies after being struck in South Bend as Edna Hollingsworth dies when her car hits a pole in Lafayette. Andrew J. Dockery and Andrew K. Smith die from injuries in Columbus area crashes. Branda Joy McDaniel dies from December injuries in Indianapolis.
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Sgt. Wilson
Valparaiso
Myron D. Brown
Gary
Brown
Madeline Michael
Edward Gilliland
Barbara Dockery
Dyer
Tim
Andrew J. Dockery
Paul Hoff
South Bend
Edna M. Hollingsworth
Lafayette
West Lafayette
US Eyes Narrow Path to Suez Reopening Talks
Middle East policy moves show McCloskey floated lower level contacts in Washington as a next step. The failed interim plan sought Suez Canal reopening and a path to peace with close proximity talks in New York mediated byJoseph Sisco. Key blocks remain Egyptian demands for post reopening Israeli withdrawal and Egypt’s push to station forces on the canal’s east bank.
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New York
Joseph Sisco
United States
Israel
East Bank
Cairo
Cuba Warns Panamanian Freighter Over Arms Link to Anti Cuba Forces
Havana charged the Lila Express hauled arms for anti Cuban forces and reported the Johnny Express attacked and seized on December 15. Captain Jose Villa, a former Cuban now a US citizen, and two crewmen were wounded. Cuba warned of further seizures, while the U S sought OAS action on sanctions against Cuba.
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Jose Villa
Villa
Havana
State Department
United States
Organization of American States
Cuba
Ground Broken Continues Amid Legal Delays and Plans
The project progresses on the amphitheater with delays from concerns and a lawsuit over Eighth Street routing. It will seat 800 more on the floor for large gatherings when completed. The metal rectangular building rises about 72 feet above ground and 24 feet below, with a three level design. Officials target a $1.5 million campaign, having reached $1.1 million in pledges so far.
Twelve freight cars derail near Marshall Illinois
Penn Central crews repaired 400 feet of track five miles east of Marshall after 12 freight cars left the rails shortly after midnight. No injuries were reported by Illinois state police.
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Marshall
Ill
Penn Central Railroad
Here
Illinois
Mrs Whitcomb Set For Abdominal Surgery
Indianapolis. Mrs Pat Whitcomb wife of Governor Whitcomb undergoing abdominal surgery at Indianapolis University Hospital after an intestinal disorder prompted diagnostic tests. Doctors decided to operate and hospital reports listed her in excellent condition. The Whitcombs cut short a Brazil visit following her illness.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indianapolis University Hospital
Pat Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Acquittal Ends My Lai Story
The acquittal of Col. Oran K. Henderson ends the last of the My Lai court-martial proceedings. Twenty-five men were charged. one convicted and others acquitted or had charges dropped. Lt. William L. Calley Jr. alone was convicted of massacre, sentenced to life then reduced to 20 years.
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Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
Ft. Benning
Albert O. Connor
3Rd U.S. Army
Henderson
Ernest Medina
Montrose
Colo
Eugene M. Kotouc
Humboldt
Neb
David Mitchell
St. Francisville
Charles Hutto
Tallulah
Max D. Hutson
Attica
Ind
Esequiel Torres
Brownsville
Tex
Gerald A. Smith
Chicago
William F. Doherty
Readville
Mass
Robert W. T.souvas
San Jose
Calif
Thomas Willing
Allenhurst
N.J
Kenneth Schiel
Swartz Creek
Mich
Samuel Koster
Dennis Johnson
George H. Young Jr
Robert Luper
Nels A. Parson
Robert N. McKnight
Kenneth Boatman
David C. Gavin
William Gavin
Charles C. Calhoun
Frederic W. Watke
Kenneth Hodges
Dublin
Mya Lai
McCarthy Joins Democratic Bid Seekers
Eugene J. McCarthy announced he will seek the presidency in 1972, likely as a Democrat, saying the decision depends on the party platform. He indicated possible entry paths include state primaries and a potential third party run if the convention fails to offer a clear alternative to Nixon.
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Boston
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
New England High- Education Association
Friay
Democratic Party
Nixon
McCarthy
Senate
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Florida
New Hampshire
George McGovern
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Rodin statue worth ten thousand returned to gallery
A 10 inch Rodin statue valued at $10,000 was stolen from the Vancouver Art Gallery and mailed back seven days later in a leather satchel. No injuries were reported. The return ends the incident with the artwork restored to its storage.
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Vancouver
B.C
UPI
Vancouver Art Gallery
Sea search stopped for missing sailors
The Coast Guard suspended the search for the Heering Kirse crew, including Captain Carl Hansen, after planes and ships scoured the north Pacific since distress calls on December 8. Thirty-one were rescued and taken to Japan aboard two merchant ships. The search may be reopened if new information emerges.
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Honolulu
UPS
Coast Guard
North Pacific
Japan
Carl Hansen
Area lawmen receive multiple grants for radio gear
Vermillion County sheriff’s department and neighboring counties receive grants from the Criminal Justice Planning Agency. Grants include $1,431 for radio equipment and $2,700 for salaries in one case, plus $2,357 for Vermillion, $2,552 for Putnam, and $1,619 for Green County radio equipment.
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Rockville
Ind
Criminal Justice Planning Agency
Vermillion County Sheriff's Department
Putnam County
Green County Sheriff's Department
Henderson Army Officer Reflects on My Lai Case
Lt. Col. Henderson, once commander of the 11th Brigade unit at My Lai, says the verdict felt anticlimactic and accepts some blame for an inadequate investigation. He asserts subordinates misled him, maintains no job offers, and plans to stay in the Army until his daughter finishes high school. He notes further accountability remains possible and doubts the full truth of My Lai has ever emerged.
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Army
Henderson
11Th Brigade
My Lai
Vietnam
Ernest Medina
Charles E. Hutto
David Mitchell
Eugene M. Kotuoce
Koster
George H. Young
S. Sgt
Mitchell
Lt. Calley
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