Death notices from Indiana and Florida obituaries
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements for Robert Jensen 69 of Sarasota and others in Indiana. Details include services at Callahan Funeral Home and Fidler Wood Funeral Home plus burial at Roselawn Memorial Park and Grandview Cemetery with various survivors and affiliations such as Elks Lodge Kindly note: this item compiles several separate notices into one brief card.
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Robert Jensen
Sarasota, Fla., Memorial Hospital
Callahan Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Park
Elks Lodge
Jensen Appeliance Co
Wabash Valley
Elks Lodge No
John T
Tom" Haxton
Pimento
Union Hospital
Fidler +& Wood Funeral Home
Farmersburg
Marvin Miller
Terre Haute Malleable Co
Evelyn
Patrick
Michael
Portland
Ore
Thomas
Terre Haute
Frances
Kari Jo
Frances Dean
Larry Dean
Ted. Pomeroy
Marvin Dean
James Dean
Robert Dean
Panama Canal
Susan Tarrh
Biloxi
Miss
Eveart A. Drone
St. Anthony Hospital
Russel Funeral Home
Morris Blade
Grandview Cemetery
Joseph
Clarence Tinsley
Chicago
Lena M. Nolan
Louisa Holland
Louisville
Sadie McNary
Madisonville
Mary Walden
Indianapolis
Inez Mitchell
Lula Drone
Charles
Miley
Robert
Dallas
Tex
James
Hayward
Jonathan
Jasonville
Ind
Fred L. Ward
Glenburn
Linton
McClanahan Funeral Home
Robert Ingram
Lebanon Cemetery
Clinton
James Jones
Rosedale
Chester Martin
Riverside
Bertha Smith
Mary Simpson
Gary
Edward
Lyford
Brazil
Harley W. Young
Reelsville
Clay County Health Center
Miller and Sons
Seibert McCullough
Crogs Creek
Local Markets and Funeral Notices Across Indiana Tribunes
Market prices show hogs 200 to 230 pounds at 47.25 to 47.75 a hundredweight and sows at 39.00 to 40.00. The obituary notices detail services for John T. Musgrave in Robinson and Rosella Fay Cook in Catlin, with multiple regional funeral arrangements and surviving relatives.
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Rosella Fay Cook
Catlin
Ind
St. Ann's Home
Hammond
St. Margaret Hospital
Emmerling
OPEC Considers New Pricing Base and Gas Exports
The article notes OPEC discussing a switch to a new base currency for oil pricing possibly in fall due to price freezes. It mentions linking pricing reform with talks for an exporters importing conference and calls for studying natural gas resources for potential OPEC control.
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OPEC
U.S
St Clair says public won’t blame lawyer for Nixon deeds
James D St Clair, former Nixon impeachment lawyer, told New England Law School graduates that the public can disassociate lawyer from client. He noted Watergate harmed the profession but proved government works under the rule of law and Nixon acted responsibly.
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Boston
UPI
James D St. Clair
Nixon
St. Clair
New England Law School
Watergate
Six Day War of 1967 reshaped Middle East borders
In 1967 Israel and Egypt fought a six day war that ended with an Israeli victory. Israel captured large territories beyond its prewar lines and retains significant portions of the seized lands.
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Israel
Egypt
Indy Police Aid Halt Sought After Shootings Probe
About 600 demonstrators gathered in Indianapolis as former Marion County judge Rufus Kurkendall announced plans to sue to halt federal aid to the police department until minority representation improves. The protest follows a string of police shootings of Black individuals, including Byron Richardson, whose death after a chase sparked calls for a Justice Department probe.
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Indianapolis
Marion Superior Court
Rufus C. Kurkendall
National Association of Colored People
Capital City
Byron L. Richardson
Richard L. Blake
Richardson
Weir Cook Maniciial
Blake
Police Review Board
United States Department of Justice
Proposals on Teacher Training Guidelines Stir ISU Session
ISU faculty discuss a proposed plan that would shift more program development to institutions and require 70 semester hours in general subject matter. Critics warn it could reduce required math for elementary teachers and lower competency. ISU board members and state department representatives attended the Tirey Memorial Union briefing.
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Tirey Memorial Union Center
ISU
Jarboe
Merritt
Robert Heckman
Robert Hand
Edger Coburn
Aleene Pfaffinger
Lucille Turner
Anne Patterson
Wertizler
State Department
Versailles drug sweep nets about 40 arrests in five counties
In southeastern Indiana, weekend raids across Ripley Decatur Dearborn Jennings and Jefferson counties led to about 40 arrests on drug charges. Authorities say 51 warrants were issued from a three month probe. most suspects are from Ripley County and include 44 men and seven women with eight juveniles.
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Versailles
Ind
Indiana
Ripley County
Smith Marries Nan J Moore in Northbrook Ceremony
Alfred E. Smith great grandson and namesake of the 1928 Democratic candidate wed Nan J. Moore of Northbrook in a Saturday ceremony at which the Rev. Alfred E. Smith, who is both the minister and related to the couple, officiated.
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Northbrook, Ill
Alfred E. Smith
Nan J. Moore
Northbrook
New York
Herbert Hoover
Elizabeth Taylor and Death Topic Highlighted in Memoir
Pauline Stone quotes her husband that Elizabeth Taylor favors death after diamonds. Stone writes in One Tear is Enough about Taylor visiting Laurence Harvey before his death from cancer last November.
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London
Laurence Harvey
Elizabeth Taylor
Pauline Stone
Miss Taylor
Charles Dickens
St. Augustine
Miss Stone
Harvey
Prison Ombudsmen Silenced by Indiana Officials
Indiana prison ombudsmen were ordered not to speak to reporters after concerns over investigations. Governor Bowen's aide for prison affairs, James T. Smith, said questions deter cooperation. The ombudsmen, hired after the 1973 Michigan City uprising, handle inmate complaints about corrections policies. State study cut outside work for inmates in half after a series of escapes, including one inmate who pleaded guilty to killing two farm women following an escape.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
James T. Smith
Otis R. Bowen
Indianapolis Star
Smith
Michigan City
Corrections Department
the Star
Senate hearings probe CIA plans to assassinate Castro
Maheu testifies as the first witness under subpoena to the Senate committee focusing on CIA efforts to kill Fidel Castro in 1960 1961. The panel weighs evidence of assassination plots involving Roselli Giancana and other figures, with debate over whether any attempt occurred.
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Maheu
Senate Committee
Church
Fidel Castro
U.S
CIA
John A. MecCone
Castro
Bissell
Sam Giancana
John Roselli
Hughes
Nevada
Roselli
City Police Probe Several Break-ins
Terre Haute Police investigate multiple break ins including a $1300 stereo and TV theft from Sandy Gibson at 230 N 14th St Apt E. Other losses include items from Imperial House Motel, a garage break in on Locust St, and thefts from homes and cars near Evansville.
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Terre Haute
Sandy Gibson
14Th St
Apt. E
Gibson
Imperial House
N. 3Rd St
Louis Boczki
Locust St
Ellie Barnes
24Th St
Barnes
Evansville
Albert Pick Motel
Paul Maynard
Kingston
Tony Smodilla
4Th Ave
Smodilla
Robinson Man Crash Victim
Cecil Culp 57 died at 9 30 am Saturday in Warrington Pennsylvania from injuries in an auto crash while visiting his son Sam. He was a World War II veteran. Surviving: another son Roy Pekin Illinois a daughter Toni Whitton Pekin four brothers John Donald Bernie Morris in Louisiana two sisters Thelma Culp Pearlene Stewart Robinson and nine grandchildren.
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Robinson
Ill
Pulliam
Cecil Culp
Warrington
Culp
Sam
Roy
Pekin
Toni Whitton
John
Donald
Bernie
Morris
Air Force
Louisiana
Thelma Culp
Pearlene Stewart
Honor Cities Named In Legion Youth Events
Boys State candidates for state offices and primaries were set. In HBS,Hynes and Hamilton were named honor cities for room inspection and marching ability with daily honors and a top city to be named Friday. Slow pitch softball saw Kossa and McIinty counties win first round eliminations.
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HBS
Hynes
Hamilton
Kossa
Mciintyre
American Legion
Kennedy defers 1976 bid as Jackson backs claim
UPI reports Sen Edward Kennedy denies seeking the Democratic presidential nomination in 1976. Sen Henry Jackson, a rival, says he believes Kennedy will not run and adds Wallace remains his main obstacle, with Wallace not seeking vice presidency.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Edward Kennedy
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Kennedy
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Bowen walks tight line at governors conference Ford ally and critic
Indiana Governor Bowen arrives at the National Governors Conference in New Orleans seeking to support President Ford while challenging federal waterway authority. He urges a law limiting Army Corps of Engineers powers, notes health planning data needs, backs USRA reorganization, and predicts a Republican edge in 1976 amid economic and energy concerns.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Otis R. Bowen
Ford
New Orleans
Bowen
Indiana
Hoosier
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Gover
Nors
Fairmont
White House
United States Railway Association
William Watt
USRA
Wallace
Alabama
George C. Wallace
United States
Fewer Rehired For Building At Olympic Site
Montreal Olympic organizers say 1200 of 1700 workers returned to the stadium and velodrome project after a two week walkout. Simon St Pierre reports productivity improved and 200 more may be hired later while about 300 workers were rejected for alleged involvement.
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Montreal
Simon St. Pierre
Olympic Organizing Committee
Olympic
Uder
Olympica Vilage
St. Pierre
Madison urges Congress for war with Britain in 1812
In 1812 President James Madison advised Congress that war with Britain was inevitable and urged decisive action to defend the United States, signaling a pivotal shift toward armed conflict.
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James Madison
Congress
Britain
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Center Point
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Anthony Spicuzza
Restlawn
Rentschler Funeral
Lithuania
Black Betty
Annunciation Catholic Church
Magdelena
Pauline Rubeck
Bowling Green
Helen Mikolaitis
Mary Rubeck
Poland
Paul Meconis
Calif
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Sten
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Burdette Coburn
Washington Ave
Bedino Chapel of the Valley
Alvin Rickless
Vermillion Cemetery
Vermillion, Ill
Elizabeth Tweedy
Clarence
Bakersfield
Ruth J. Martin
Americana Heath Center
Frank
Pappy”Corbin
K St. N.W
Welch & Cornett
Kenneth Adams
Fairview
Gilbert
New Ark
Ohio
Herman
Bloomington
Paddock Chapel
Donald Black
Mt. Olivet
Louella Cook
Crown Point
Harold Schaffer
Glendale
Ariz
John T. Musgrave
Suviving
Winnie
Emmerson
St. Lows
Mrs
Ida Anderson
Kansas, Ill
River Forest
Kansas Christian Church
The
Christian Women's Fellowship
Paris Women’s Club
Paris Home Bureau
James Fuffrey
Grace Delap
Pontiac
Sutton and Son Funeral Home
Kansas
Fairview Cemetery
Mrs. Marguerite Stark Loeb
Marguerite Stark Loeb
E. Kruzan Sr
Moore Funeral Home
Glenn Liston
Cottage Hill Cemetery
Amg
Ball-Porter Funeral Home
Bobby R. Wade
Liberty
Missouri
Church OF Christ
Florida Avenue
George T. Woodason
V.D
Mark Allen
Haute
Ewitness News
Indy
Liz
Robinson Man
Children’s Learning Center
12Th
Ohio Sts
Bedino
West Terre Haute
Riley
Seelyville
Statehouse View
Johnson’‘S
Kor-X
Wabash Ave
Munity
Board OF Directors
Banks OF the Wabash Festival Association
Gladys Phillips
E Fries
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