Death notices span Indiana towns with multiple obituaries
A collection of obituaries from Indiana towns reports deaths of Joseph Borgnini 87 Clinton Clinton area. Timothy F. O Leary 87 Clinton St. Patrick s. Thomas Talburt 69 Morristown. James A. Riley 85 Clinton. Claire Edmondson 85 Jasonville. Marshall Barrick 76 Jasonville. Ruie Can Naday 76 Ft Wayne. Robert Lee Connett 36 Terre Haute. James R. Reynolds 71 Clinton. George R. Bowersock 77 Worthington. Martin J. Ehlert 70 Hutsonville. Violet C. Bull 73 Linton. William Ross Campbell 83 Winnemucca Nev formerly Clay County. Bradley Dean Drake infant Fairbanks. Beatrice Treadway Shelburn 76. Burials and services planned across multiple towns with churches, funeral homes, and cemeteries noted.
Rapid City Flood Aftermath and Recovery Efforts
Rapid City faces a multi day recovery as at least 400 missing and 3 000 homeless after storms and floods. Gov t officials report 300 houses washed away and damage exceeding 100 million dollars with federal aid planned. Multisource aid from OEP HUD and SBA mobilizes food stamps mobile homes and loans.
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Barnett
Army Corps of Engineers
Sturgis
Rapid City
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
Robert Finch
Nixon
Finch
Agriculture Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Small Business Administration
Farm Home Administration
Weather outlook showers from Great Lakes to Northeast
A forecast calls for showers Tuesday from the Great Lakes through the Northeast and the central Gulf of Mexico with rain in Montana and southern Florida. The southern Plains to the Midwest may see rain while warmer conditions prevail except in the northern Plains. AP Wirephoto Map.
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Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Montana
Florida
Southern Plains
Midwest
Northern Plains
Indiana Illinois extended outlook with storms and warmth
The forecast covers Indiana with mostly cloudy skies and warm temperatures, a chance of showers and thunderstorms Thursday to Saturday, highs in the 80s and 90s, and lows in the 60s. Illinois shows variable clouds with periods of showers and storms, minor day to day temperature changes, lows in the 60s, highs from the low 80s to the low 90s.
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Indiana
Illinois
Cargo door opens on DC-10 flight 96 over New York
Investigators determined a cargo door in the lower fuselage opened at about 12 000 feet after leaving Detroit for Buffalo. The pressurized cabin caused a loud decompression. Eleven people were slightly injured as debris and a coffin tumbled out. FBI found no criminal activity or explosives. A 15 foot hole tore through the rear coach lounge floor.
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Detroit
Buffalo
American Airlines
McDonald Douglass
National Transportation Safety Board
New York
FBI
Bryce E. McCormick
Los Angeles
Allen Kaminsky
Wayne County
Lten Pittman
Two Prisoners Escape from Pendleton Reformatory
Two inmates, Sam Lawson 22 Greensburg and Marvin Moore 28 Columbus, escaped from the Indiana Reformatory after an outing near the Pendleton state police post. Lawson was serving 2 to 21 years for voluntary manslaughter while Moore had 1 to 10 years for intent to commit a felony.
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Pendleton, Ind
UPI
Indiana
Salvation Army Bible School Starts June In City
About 125 children are expected to attend the Salvation Army Bible School. Classes run June 19 to 29 with daily sessions from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the location of 19th and Locust streets.
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Salvation Army Bible School
19Th and Locust Streets
Kiwanis Club to Hear Trummel at Terre Haute Meeting
The Kiwanis Club of Terre Haute will hold a noon Thursday meeting at the Knights of Columbus Clubhouse 9th and Poplar. Gene Trummel city councilman and Republican State Convention delegate will explain the state nominating convention procedures and duties. Coin telephones being tested in Atlanta Jacksonville and Miami.
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Kiwanis Club of
Terre Haute
Knights of Columbus
Poplar
Gene Trummel
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Miami
William D. Fox Dies at 91 in Union Hospital
William D. Fox, 91, of 48 S. 17th St., died at 1 p.m. Monday in Union Hospital. A retired coal miner and longtime member of the Common Laborers Local, Phoenix, he knew Eugene V. Debs and was the oldest member of the Debs Foundation. Surviving are his wife Bes sie, four sons Gaylord, Gene, William, Federick. five daughters Gertrude Pruitt, Edna Mae Strader, Juanita Martin, Merle Rollings, Rose Whitney. numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services set at Gillis Memory Chapel with William Kennedy officiating. burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Joseph Borgnini
16Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
United Mine Workers of America
Loreta
Guido
Terre Haute
Lauria Cerulli
Indianapoli
Bedino Peace Chapel
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Roselawn Memorial Park
Clinton
Ind
James A. Riley
RR 3
Union Hospital
Anna Mae
Doris Hunt
Mary Evelyn, McConnaughy
Thelma Bugni
Maxine Shope
New Goshen
Edward
Leverett Hamrick
Walnut Grove Cemetery
William D. Fox
S. 17Th St
Common Laborers
Phoenix
Ariz
Fox
Eugene V. Debs
William Kennedy
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Youth 18 Bound Over in Fatal Beating Case
Steven Samuels 18 of Chicago was ordered bound over to the Cook County grand jury on murder charges in the beating death of his common law wife’s 18 month old son. The infant was found June 6 bound hand and foot and suspended from a light fixture in the apartment of Mary Stewart 17, who said she tried to stop the beating.
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Chicago
Steven Samuels
Cook County Grand Jury
Samuels
Mary Stewart
Welfare file proposed to curb fraud in Indiana
Public Service Commissioner W. W. Hill Jr. urged a state computerized welfare recipient file to detect fraud and compute benefits. He spoke at a news conference in Indianapolis while seeking the GOP nomination for governor. He cited possible 1 to 2 percent fraud as worth the program and noted GOP power dynamics among leaders like Keith Bulen and Don Tabbert.
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Indianapolis
Public Service
W. W. Hill Jr
Hill
Otis R. Bowen
Bowen
Keith Bulen
Don Tabbert
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Journalists face high deaths in Indochina conflict
The Indochina war has caused the deaths of 40 journalists since 1954. Another 17 correspondents and cameramen are missing in Cambodia.
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Cambodia
Forbes Enters Republican Race for State Superintendent
Robert M Forbes of Warsaw joins three candidates bidding for the Republican nomination for state superintendent of schools He is 54 and has directed the Tippecanoe Valley School Corp for 13 years Forbes paid a 1250 filing fee Monday and urged a policy of good education for all while cutting waste and boosting efficiency He said the post should require an internship in education across teaching administration and preferably as a school leader
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Indianapolis
Robert M. Forbes
War
Forbes
Tippecanoe Valley School Corp
Substantial Rain Falls on North Indiana
Rain drenched northern Indiana with totals led by South Bend 1.28 inches and Portland 0.90. Temperatures surged into mid summer ranges with highs from 74 to the north and 87 in the south, while forecasts warned of further warm humid days and heavy thunderstorm chances through midweek.
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Indiana
South Bend
Portland
Logansport
Warren
Hartford City
Rochester
Frankfort
Marble
Lafayette
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Crawfordsville
Winchester
Louisville
Indianapolis
Monroe
Mercury
Evansville
Terre Haute
Gas City man gets life for killing 4 year old girl
Kenneth Lloyd, 24, of Gas City, was sentenced to life in Indiana State Prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the December killing of 4 year old Gerri Mullens at the Avalon Hotel in Gas City. Judge Morris Hall handed down the sentence in Grant Circuit Court.
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Marion
Ind
Indiana
Morris Hall
Kenneth Lloyd
Gas City
Grant
Lloyd
Gerri Mullens
Avalon
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Timothy F. O'Leary
Poplar St
Callahan Funeral Home
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Thomas Talburt
Morristown
Louis
Peg) Roehm
Harry Estel Fry
Alpha Dobbs
Arcadia
Calif
Chapel of the Ferns
Eruska
Carrie F. Piety
Sebastopol
Jack Watson
Salinas
Mary Louise Hazen
Dorothy Rogers
Margaret Emrick
Seattle
Wash
Walter
Gerald Hevyen
Mrs
Claire Edmondson
Jasonville
Swavzee
Wilson Baptist Church
James
Carl
Houston
Tex
Mary Mourray
Tumwater
Lois Shipman
Swayzee
Helen Vermily
N. Y
Leone Hall
Flat Rock
McClanahan Funeral Home
Burele Eads
Peavey Cemetery
Marshall Barrick
Freeman Greene County Hospital
Linton
Lincoln Stafford
Martin J. Ehlert
Ruie Cannaday
Ft. Wayne
Gillis Memory Chapel
C. G. McCracklin
Woodlawn Cemetery
Robert Lee Connett
25Th St
Thomas Funeral Home
Robert Dean
William Connett
James R. Reynolds
Clinton Rd
Ted Morgan
George R. Bowersock
Worthington
Freeman Green County Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Hutsonville
Ill
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Catherine
Barbara Borde
Glencoe
John
Conover
Wis
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church
Robinson
Pulliam Funeral Home
Violet C. Bull
Dayton
Ohio
Welch and Cornett
Boyd Stepler
Fairview Cemetery
William Ross Campbell
Brazil
Winnemuca
Nev
Clay County
Campbell Tourist Homes
Nevada
Staunton Methodist Church
Fern A. Tucker
Herschel
Don Tucker
Centerpoint Cemetery
Charles Walls
The
Moore Funeral Home
Bradley Dean Drake
Fairbanks
Rodney Drake
Dean Drake
Ruby Holmes
Pogue Cemetery
William Earley
the DeBaun Funeral Home
Beatrice Treadway
Shelburn
McHugh
George Ingerson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Institute of Atmospheric Sciences
South Dakota
Arnett Dennis
Institute
Duane L. Corning
South Dakota National Guard
Donald Barnett
Cowan & Payne
North 21St
Spruce
N.E. Corner
7Th & Hulman
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce Saas
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Okla City
Eldy
Green Bay
Omaha
Albany Eldy
Helena
Honolulu
Clear
Pheonix Clear
Amarillo
Houston Clear BA
Pittsburgh
Li Atlanta Clear
Ind’apolis Eldy
Birmingham
Jacksville
Boston
Kansas City
Jttle Rock
Richmond
Charleston
St Louis
Charlotte
Marquette
Salt Lake
Memphis Clear
San Diego
Cincinnati
San Fran
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Mols-St.p
Spokane
New Orleans
Tampa
Duluth
Washington
Pendleton
Kiwanis Club
Trummel
Wabash Valley
A. Laughrey Bros
Laughrey
United Press International
Tecumseh Carpets
Zenith
Smallwood Hearing Aid Center
Roper Electric Grill
Walker's Kitchen
Ohio Street
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