Multiple Indiana notables mourn deaths in Terre Haute region
Obituaries report deaths of Harry Estel Fry 56 Arcadia California former Borden Milk and Standard Oil employee. Alice Cooper 56 Indianapolis Pine Ranch Restaurant owner. William Coakley Sr 75 Pascagoula Mississippi brother of Thomas Coakley. Andrew Romanyk 48 El Paso World War II veteran. Ruth Cannaday 76 Fort Wayne. Ona Dorfmeyer 93 Fort Wayne. James Reynolds 71 Terre Haute. Ella Beeson 86 formerly Terre Haute. Violet Bull 73 Linton retired dentist. Beatrice Treadway 76 Shelburn. Foster Crooks 77 Farmersburg. Hallie Ellis 94 Centerpoint. Each entry notes survivors and burial plans.
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Alpha Dobbs
Harry Estel Fry
Terre Haute
Arcadia
Calif
Borden Milk Co
Standard Oil Co
California
Masonic Lodge
Antioch
Alva
Carol Eames
Joann Smith
Margaret Smith
Ruth Hubbele
Pauline Black
Mary Romanyk
Andrew M Romanyk
el Paso
Tex
Romanyk
Gerstmeyer High School
Indiana State University
Texas
Death notices and funeral services across Indiana
In Humphrey Brazil Anna Hoff 94 of 325 E Ridge St died Saturday services set for Tuesday 2 PM at Lawson Funeral Home with Brother Glen Liston officiating burial Cottage Hill Cemetery callers welcome In Marshall Samuel Ed Clouse 72 RR 2 died at home survivors include widow Violet a son James Riggs three daughters and six grandchildren services Tuesday 10 AM Marrs Funeral Home burial Marshall Cemetery In Sullivan Mrs Ethel Page 83 died Saturday funeral home details not fully shown
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Robert Lee Connett
25Th St
Union Hospital
Thomas Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Park
Lucille Connett
Terre Haute
Ona Dorfmeyer
Maple Ave
Patricia Irving
Fort Wayne Ind
W Cade
Detroit
Mich
Bedino Peace Chapel
John Dray
Linton
Ind
Violet C. Bull
Kettering
Ohio
Jean Landfield
Miami
Fla
Ruth Lines
Indianapolis
Welch and Cornett Funeral Home
Boyd Stepler
Fairview Cemetery
Shelburn
Beatrice Treadway
Grant Hospital
Chicago
Ill
Jack Treadway
Bobby Batson
Gerry Treadway
Oceola
Wis
Richard Treadway
Medford
Oreg
Blossom Shipley
Hymera
Katherine Richards
Anna Treadway
Norfolk
Ruby Matalavage
Fl. Lauderdale
McHugh Funeral Home
Farmersburg
Foster Crooks
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Fidler and Wood Funeral Home
Russell Kibler
Center Ridge Cemetery
Brazil
Anna Hoff
E. Ridge St
Lawson
Glen Liston
Cottage Hill Cemetery
Marshall, Ill
Samuel
Clouse
Violet
James Riggs
Charlotte Tingley
Genevieve Tingley
Marshall
Phyllis Blakely
Marrs Funeral
Joseph Dular
Marshall Cemetery
Northern Ireland peace plan disputed amid unrest protests
Provisional leaders propose three point Belfast plan ending internment and army withdrawal with talks on policing. Catholic peace organizers urge rejection as IRA terms. Protestant vigilantes tear down barricades in Belfast and eight towns in response to IRA no go areas amid rising street fighting. Army spokesmen report most barriers disappearing as clashes flare in Ardoyne Clonard and Kashmir streets.
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IRA
Belfast
Ardoyne
Clonard
Kashmir Street
Weather Forecast Shows Cool North Nation Warmer Elsewhere
A forecast predicts cool conditions for the northern tier states on Monday while warmer weather is expected across the rest of the country. Showers are likely in the Mississippi Valley and from the lower Great Lakes to northern New England. A band of rain stretches from the southern Plains to the upper Great Lakes.
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Mississippi Valley
Lower
Great Lakes
New England
Plains
Upper Great Lakes
Wirenhoto
Weather Outlook for Indiana and Illinois
Mostly cloudy in Indiana with a chance of showers and thunderstorms Thursday and Friday. Highs near 80 to 85, lows around 65. Illinois expects variable cloudiness with scattered showers and storms mainly south Wednesday and across the state Thursday and Friday. Lows 58 to 68, highs 78 to 80.
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Indiana
Illinois
Educator and UN official Dr William Agar dies at 78
Dr William M Agar author and former chief of visitors services for the United Nations died Saturday in a nursing home after a long illness. He was 78.
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Southampton
N.Y
UPI
William M. Agar
United Nations
China Land Use Reveals Vast Uncultivated Areas
Despite its vast area of 3,691,506 square miles, mainland China allocates only about 12 percent of land to cultivation, highlighting limited arable resources amid large territory.
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Mainland
China
Weak earthquake rattles northern Japan no damage reported
A minor quake struck at 6:30 a.m. local time with epicenter offshore Honshu near Hachinohe. No damage or injuries were reported as the tremor registered intensity 3 on the Japanese scale.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Sendai
Honshu
Hachinohe
Foreign Aid Provisions Trim U S Military Credit Sales
The bill lowers foreign military credit sales from 527 million to 400 million and reduces security supporting aid from 844 million to 650 million. It caps U S expenditures in Cambodia at 250 million and requires Congress authorization for funding for forces in Laos, Thailand or North Vietnam. Grant aid recipients must pay 25 percent in their currencies to cover U S obligations and cultural exchanges. The administration had urged dropping last year's 10 percent contribution requirement.
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U.S
Cambodia
Congress
Laos
Thailand
North Vietnam
United States
Notable banker Conrad leads Indiana region
Mark Conrad a Garfield High School and Indiana University graduate began his banking career at Terre Haute First National Bank in July 1950. He later earned a degree from the University of Virginia School of Consumer Banking in 1960 and serves as president of Region Six of the Indiana Bankers Association.
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Mark
Garfield High School
Indiana University
Conrad
Terre Haute First National Bank
School of Consumer Banking
University of Virginia
Indiana Bankers Association
MIG Jets Press North Vietnamese Near An Loc Siege
The Saigon command says 21 North Vietnamese were killed in a clash near An Loc and 20 more on Highway 13 south of the city. On the northern front, 78 NVA bodies were found near Fire Base Bastogne, 12 miles southwest of Hue, as only scattered fighting continued on the central front.
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An Loc
Saigon
Bastogne
Hue
U.S
North Vietnam
China
U. S
Coral Sea
Hanoi
Tim O Leary’s Survivors Listed in Local Notice
Tim O Leary of St Patrick’s Catholic Church and several fraternal and labor groups is survived by his widow Clara Amelia and three sons John B in Terre Haute James P in Tucson and Robert J in Gilbertville a daughter Mrs William Paton of Terre Haute a brother Charles P O Leary also of Terre Haute 17 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Date and funeral details not provided in the fragment.
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White Sands Missile Range
Fort Bliss
Maria
Nick
el Paso
Tex
Mike D
San Mateo
Calif
Steve T
Lawrence
Ind
John J
Terre Haute
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Fort Bliss National Cemetery
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Knights of Colubus
BPO Elks Lodge No. 86
Common Laborers Local Union
Clara Amelia
John B
James P
Tucson
Ariz
Robert J. Gilbertsville
William Paton
Charles P. O’leary
Flood toll in Rapid City rises to 208 dead
The Rapid City flood disaster kills 208, with about 500 missing and 3,000 homeless. Officials warn many more bodies may be recovered from streams. damage exceeds 100 million dollars as National Guardsmen and volunteers search debris.
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Rapid City
S. D
Black Hills
Civil Defense
Duane L. “Duke” Corning
Canyon Lake
Census Survey Seeks Births Data For Population Forecasts
The Census Bureau announces a June 1923 data collection from area households on how many children married women expect to have in five years and whether it matches past trends. Interviewers Mrs. Lee and Mrs. McKeigue will gather responses, with confidentiality guaranteed under law.
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Forrest P. Cawley Jr
Bureau of the Census Data Collection Center
Chicago
Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
Margaret K. Lee
RR 2
Rosedale
Ind
Lorraine McKeigue
Bureau of the Census
Treuhafts Receive National Human Relations Award
The National Conference of Christians and Jews honors Mr. and Mrs. William Treuhaft of Shaker Heights Ohio with its National Human Relations Award, recognizing them as the first husband and wife to receive the accolade. The couple is noted for their community service and advocacy in the Cleveland area.
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Treuhart
Tremco Manufacturing Co
Case Western Reserve University
Ursuline College For Women
Cleveland
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Carl
Dennis J
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Charlotte Dufenbach
John Buss
Vincennes
Beckman Funeral Home
William Coakley SR
Thomas W. Coakley
Sixth Ave
Pascagoula
Miss
William Jr
Charles
Jack
Bogalusa
Eileen Coakley
Nell Lynn
Andrew M. Romanyk
Ruie Cannaday
Ft Wayne
Ft. Wayne
Augustus
Augustus L
Wayne
Ruby Shaffer
San Antonio Tex
Luther Pierson
Bone Gap
Gillis Memory Chapel
Mrs
James R. Reynolds
Clinton Rd
Monica
Helen Reynolds
James R
Tom R
Rush
Clinton
Claude
Ocala
Ella P. Beeson
Johnson City
Tenn
Hallie Ellis
Centerpoint
Jasonville
Ler Funeral Home
Jerry Crouse
Centerpoint Cemetery
Humphrey
Samuel Clouse
Ethel Page
North Ireland
San Antonio
McGovern
Wisconsin
Edmund
Muskie
George
John V. Lindsay
New York
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Nixon
Houston
J. Burton Gibbons
Gardendale Rd
John S. Cox Inc
Gibbons
Maplewood Christian Church
Scottish Rite
Valley of Terre Haute
Zorah Shrine
Elks Lodge
Terre Haute Transportation Club
Terre Haute Motor Carriers Association
Laucille
Robert D
Paul H
Clarence O
the Cross Funeral Home
Robert Reeves
J. B. Gibbons
Merrill
Funeral Home
Hearing Aid CO
Lobby
Sycamore Bldg
Myers Cleaners
John S. Cox, Inc
S. 7Th St
Lafayette
N.E. Corner
Wabash
S. 7Th
7Th
Hulman
National Weather Service
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U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Leo
THE
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Tim O'Leary
Sonitrol JR
News Digest
Senate
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Hirohito
Henry A. Kissinger
Alexandria
Northern Ireland
L. E. Frazier
A. Laughrey Bros
Good Housekeeping
Laughrey
Roofing & SiDing CO
Popoff
Kor-X
Wabash Ave
Bob Myers
Valetone
Bedino
Bedino’s
Peace Chapel
Chapel of the Valley
West Terre Haute
Riley Chapel
Riley
Bedino's
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