Death notices flood Terre Haute area obituaries
Multiple obituaries announce the deaths of George E. James 48 Connersville Ind Mrs Minnie Salmon James and Lea Salmon James former Roseldale. funeral details for each. Additional notices include Edna Dean Deckard 74 West Terre Haute John Patrick Jarvis 14 West Terre Haute Moyne Mace Kuhn 63 West Terre Haute Ollie Harris 73 Terre Haute Carrie A Gardner 93 Elkhart Elsie Petri 73 Terre Haute Mary T Greek 84 Terre Haute Lulu H Felling 79 Terre Haute Bras Brazil special Ruth Gibbens 60 Greencastle Nellie V Cooper 57 Linton Ruthville. more services listed with locations and burial plans.
Mayor’s Stand on City Budget Process
City officials outline stages of budget planning from department submissions to Council approval by Aug 27. After council action, the Vigo County Auditor compiles the plan for the Tax Adjustment board, which can cut but not raise items, before final state approval by the Tax Commissioners.
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Carl Price
Vigo County
Burlin F. Armstrong
County Board of Tax Adjustment
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Arizona Legislature Approves DST Time Exemption Bill
Arizona's 90 legislators ended a long overtime 75 day session by approving a bill to exempt the state from daylight saving time. Republican Frank Kelley, a key advocate, quipped that they could simply make the sun dial the official state timepiece to settle the matter.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
House
Frank Kelley
Three Deaths In New Wave Of Paris Riots
The Liaison Committee of Revolutionary Students and two Maoist groups spark fresh Paris unrest as students riot for a second night. A Peugeot worker Henri Blanchet, 49, died from a fractured skull after fleeing police at Sochaux. A second Peugeot striker died earlier and a policeman was wounded. A high school student drowned in the Seine amid a police check, triggering the latest protests.
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Revolutionary Students
Commuist Revolutionary
Workers Voice
Guena
Paris
Henri Blanchet
Peugeot Auto
Sochaux
Alsace
Blanchet
University of Paris
Peugeot
Seine
France
Charles de Gaulle
Paris unrest and strikes threaten postwar stability
Amid clashes on the Right Bank in Paris police dispersed student protesters using tear gas and grenades. In France a Communist led confederation called a one hour national strike as workers demand higher wages while violence spread to Lyon Nantes St Nazaire and Toulouse.
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Paris
Seine
Latin Quarter
Montparnasse
Communist Party
Humanite
Pierre Beylot
Gaullist
General Confederation of Workers
France
Beylot
Peugeot Auto Works
Sochaux
Lyon
Nantes
St. Nazaire
Toulouse
Flins
Navajo Blessing Opens New Mexico Mother of the Year
Mrs Kay Bennett of Gallup New Mexico the 1968 Mother of the Year takes corn pollen an eagle feather a ceremonial basket and a drum to New York for a Navajo blessing at the Wonderful World of Mothers pageant. She is the first Indian to win the title and is noted as a Navajo singer doll maker and author. Montreal plans to welcome millions for Man and His World fair with Expo style pavilions and a multistory geodesic dome garden exhibit.
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Gallup
N.M
New York
Kay Bennett
New Mexico
Bennett
Hogan
Montreal
United States
Rockefeller on justice and order amid Nixon campaign chaos
Rockefeller urged in a CBS telecast to strike at roots of injustice while preserving public order and changing bad laws, saying he would campaign amid the turmoil. Nixon won gains in Illinois and South Carolina primaries as incumbents faced varied challenges, with Barratt O'Hara losing in Illinois and Dirksen securing renomination.
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Rockefeller
CBS
Nixon
Illinois
South Carolina
Texas
John Connally
John G. Tower
Connally
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Rep
Barratt O’hara
D-Ill
House
Abner Mikva
Chicago
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
O’hara
Ernest F. Hollings
Miami judge orders probation in razor attack case
A Miami judge probationed a woman Tuesday for slashing her husband with an eight inch razor blade. The judge warned the husband to consider using an electric razor. In political news, Culbertson and Rivers won and lost nominations, McCarthy outlined his delegate strategy, Wallace drew cheers in Memphis, Humphrey paused campaigning, Percy declined the Illinois favorite son bid, Ogilvie beat Altorfer for Illinois governor, a Connally side walkout occurred over Texas delegates, and Tower received Texas GOP support with delegation control held until released.
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Miami
Fla
McCarthy
George Wallace
Memphis
Tenn
Supreme Court
Humphrey
Waverly
Minn
New York
Charles H. Percy
Bill
Illinois
Connally
Billie Carr
Houston
John Connally
Texas
Tower
Ernest Slough rites Thursday obituary note
Services for Ernest R. Slough 59 of 1715 N 29th St will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at Callahan Funeral Home with burial in Roselawn Memorial Park Rev William E Hughes will officiate Friends may call after 5 p.m. Wednesday Slough was in the Tribune Star Publishing Co circulation department from 1942 to 1963 He belonged to the American Newspaper Guild Local 46 Surviving are his mother Mrs Mable Truitt Terre Haute his father Richard R Slough and an uncle Albert Slough of Charleston Ill plus three stepdaughters and two stepsons
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Mary T. Greek
22Nd St
Wallace Nursing Home
Lillian John
Ethel John
Betty John
Terre Haute
DeBaun Funeral Home
Harold Taylor
Roselawn Memorial Park
Brazil
Ind
Cathern West
Union Hospital
Cloverland Church
Elmer H
Elmer V
Jessie Neier
Jesse Yocum
Gary
Marion Yocum
Ethel Wallace
Miller & Sons Funeral Home
Albert Williams
Billtown Cemetery
Linton
Nellie V. Cooper
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
Linton First Baptist Church
Order of Police Auxiliary
William
Norwood Allen
Beech Grove
Max Harrah
Brownsburg
Hobart
Meredith
North Palm Beach
Fla
Dale Hemnbaugh
Welch and Cornett Funeral Home
Edwardsport Cemetery
Ernest R. Slough
N. 29Th St
Callahan
William E. Hughes
Slough
Tribune-Star Publishing Company, Inc
American Newspaper Guild
Mable Truitt
Richard R. Slough
Albert Slough
Charleston, Ill
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Minnie Salmon
North Terre Haute
Connersville
Versa
Lea Salmon James
Rosedale
Edna Dean Deckard
Dean Ave
Leonard Sr
Leonard Jr
Columbia City
Delbert
Norman
Ft. Wayne
Rondel
Atlanta
Ivan
Pendleton
Helen McConnell
June Coster
Bloomington
Alberta Young
Macon
Carl Graham
Dayton
Ohio
Claude Graham
Nashville
Sammy
Jessie Hickman
Bedino Peace Chapel
John Patrick Jarvis
West Terre Haute
Bedine Chapel of the Valley
Jesse Myers
Bethesda Memorial Park
Mrs. Moyne
Kuhn
Moyne Mace Kuhn
Thomas Funeral Home
J. C. Strege
Ollie Harris
S. 14Th St
True Gospel Tabernacle Church
Eliza Hunt
Grandview Cemetery
Bell and Bracken Funeral Home
Carrie A. Gardner
Elkhart
Carl M. Ellison
Yucaipa
Calif
Joe
Indianapolis
Carl L. Buchanan
Elsie Petri
J. N. Hickman and Son Funeral
John Chironna Jr
Lulu H. Felling
AR 5
Ernest
Rose Byers
Romney
Edward
Clarence Pound
West
Lafayette
John Leminger
Donald K. Edwards
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Ruth Gibbens
Clay City
Greencastle
Schoppenhorst
Maple Grove
Merrice Dice
John J. Wisneski
Clinton
7Th St
Jerome Bennett
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Cle
Inatuis
Mary Birmingham
Evanston
Ill
Martha Michalski
California
Grover C. Bilderback
Patricksburg
Schoppenhorst Funeral Home
Keith Hamilton
Maple Grove Cemetery
Ruby
Minnie Reel
Princeton
James R. Miller
Jasonville
James R. Millier
Dugger
McClanahan Funeral Home
Ted Warren
Lebanon Cemetery
Dorph Brown
Prairie Creek, Ind
Llth St
St. Anthony Hospital
Prairie Creek
Barbara Anderson
Mary Darlok
Mabel Prevo
Wade Brown
Harry
Farmersburg
DeBaun Prairie Creek Chapel
West Lawn Cemetery
National
Morticians
Fruemas Funeral Home
Thomas Chapel
WBOW
Navy
Paul Ignatius
William L. McGonagle
Washington Navy Yard
McGonagle
Liberty
Israei
Mediterranean
Cincinnati
Earl Adams Jr
Saigon
Terre Haute Commercial College
Wab
Rocky
Richard Nixon
Teles
Dad
Woolco
Father's Day
Woo
Supsnay
Plaza North
Hartson Ane
John Bolt Culbertson
Greenville
L. Mendel Rivers
George A. Payton
Charleston
Tion
Cook County
E. Ogilvie
John Henry Altorfer
Ernest Slough
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