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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
11
Obituaries and funeral notices list Armie Bailey and others who died in Terre Haute area hospitals or towns. Surviving spouses, children, siblings named. services scheduled at DeBaun, Thomas, Gillis, and other funeral homes. Graves and burial sites include Mt. Pleasant Roselawn Highland Lawn. Call times noted for calling hours.
Records show 748 deaths over Thanksgiving four day period and 46 boating fatalities with 175 drownings since Friday. Indiana Fourth of July traffic killed 29, with three double deaths at the period end, while safety officials predicted 19. A series of fatal accidents across several cities followed including a rail strike death near Lakeville and multiple car crashes near Merrillville Mishawaka and Columbus.
Indiana and Illinois temperatures run below normal through the weekend. Rain showers and thundershowers are expected Friday and Saturday with total accumulations around a half inch in some areas. Normal highs vary from 84 to 92 and lows from 62 to 73 with cooling expected by weekend.
Thieves broke into Joseph Stone service station at 948 Margaret Ave after close Monday, pried rear window, stole eight or nine cartons of cigarettes, $15 in change, a ring, a 12 gauge bolt action shotgun with shells and deer slugs valued at 38.15, and a $200 microphone from Indiana State University auditorium. Howard Parkins reported the June 30 theft. Shanks Motors on E Wabash Ave also hit with money taken from coin operated machines.
Everett of Momence and his sister Mrs. Virginia English of Marshall will have services at 2 p.m. Friday at Mars Funeral Home with Rev. H. J. Kemp officiating. Interment will be at Marshall Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Mobutu declared a state of emergency and accused foreign mercenaries of parachuting into Kisangani and Bukavu as Congo appeals to the UN and OAU. Western diplomats doubted the report, while a Congo group in Algiers seeks Tshombe’s extradition. The radio warned of imperialist plots and unity with the army urged.
A two year old, Ronald Lee Bradbury, son of Mrs. Jean Bradbury of 1325 N 6th St, died after a fall sustained at the Fairgrounds during Independence Day celebrations. He died at St Anthony's Hospital around 1 a.m. Wednesday.
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