Deaths and obituaries in Indiana towns including Terre Haute and Clinton
Multiple death notices from Indiana towns list ages, addresses, and family survivors. Names include Mrs Cecil E Duby and William D Fox with burial details. services at Callahan and Gillis chapels, Roselawn and Highland Lawn cemeteries noted. Additional notices cover Dorothy Hannum, James Riley, Sealy Beymar, Marshall Barrick, James Tilley, John Coletti and others with funeral home arrangements and memorials.
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William D. Fox
S. 17Th St
Gillis Memory Chapel
William Kennedy
Highland Lawn Cemetery
AFDC Reform Debates Split Over Welfare Proposals
Senate debate over Aid to Families with Dependent Children centers on three plans. Nixon backs a 2400 annual family of four income with aid to working poor. The Finance Committee replaces it with Workfare requiring work. Ribicoff backs a 3000 rising to 4000 plan with federal welfare cost takeover by 1976, but each has only 30 to 35 senators backing, short of a majority.
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Nixon
House
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Conn
Pentagon Papers Anniversary Party Held in Los Angeles
Dan Ellsberg and Anthony Russo celebrated the first anniversary of the Pentagon Papers leak with sparking wine and a pentagonal cake alongside 50 supporters. A federal hearing delayed pretrial motions as Ellsberg and Russo face trial on June 26 for stealing and distributing the secret documents on U.S. Vietnam involvement.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo J
Ellsberg
Russo
U.S
Vietnam
Pentagon
Violent crimes rise in Indianapolis in 1972
Police statistics show overall crime fell 18.7 percent in the first five months of 1972, yet violent offenses increased. Police Chief Winston Churchill reports murder up 12.5 percent man slaughter up 22.5 percent and rape up 53.2 percent in the city.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Winston Churchill
Warm East and South Forecast With Cooler North
The forecast calls for warm conditions in the East and South, with cooler weather across the rest of the nation. Showers are expected in the southern Plains, the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, and from the mid Atlantic to New England, per AP Wirephoto Map.
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Plains
Mississippi and
Ohio
mid-Atlantic States
New England
Operation Catapult Under Way At Rose-Hulman Institute
Fifty nine seniors from over 50 high schools travel to Rose-Hulman for Operation Catapult a 32 week in residence program begun Monday through July 6. A second session runs July 9 to Aug 3. Participants explore engineering science projects with faculty guidance led by Prof. Alfred R. Schmidt and colleagues.
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New Jersey
Alfred R. Schmidt
Herman A. Moench
Oran M. Knudsen
William Schindel
Lost parcel in Cologne Express found drugs
Customs officials in Aachen report a Cologne Brussels express parcel contains 1,000 LSD mini tabs and 2.2 pounds of hashish hidden in a toilet compartment. Authorities doubt any claimant will come forward.
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Aachen
Germany
UPI
Rain and high winds lash Wa bash Valley region
Storm drenched the Wa bash Valley along U S 36 in Illinois and Indiana with up to four inches of rain and winds over 45 mph. Northern Parke County Edgar County and central Vermillion County bore the brunt with extensive traffic tieups road washouts and flooding. Police sheriffs and volunteers urged slow driving as authorities warned of hazardous conditions.
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Newport
Ind
Wabash Valley
U.S. 36
Illinois
Indiana
Parke County
Edgar County
Vermillion County
U.S
Hume
Chrisman
Scottland
Inl
Dana
Hillsdale
Montezuma
Rockville
Marshall
Bellmore
Clark County
Indian loses bid to subpoena LBJ to trial
Harold Potts, a Chippewa Indian, fails to compel former President Lyndon B. Johnson and top officials to testify at his arson trial in Chicago. Judge Saul A. Epton rules the July 1 confrontation involved police, not a war action, and sets trial for June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harold Potts
Belmont Harbor
Saul A. Epton
Circuit Court
Potts
Johnson
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Army
William C. Westmoreland
Richard Halprin
Epton
U.S. Army
Hanley Named for Area Planning Director
Hanley named new director bringing varied government experience to the area. He worked 15 years in the Indiana State Highway Department, served in the Alcoholic Beverages Commission, ran an athletic rehab business, and held roles with the Area Planning Commission Vigo County officials. He and wife Mary Sheehan and daughter Mary Lou reside at 811 N 8th St.
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John Sheehan
West Central Indiana Economic Development District
Hanley
Commission
Indiana State Highway Department
State Alcoholic Beverages Commission
Area Planning Commission
Leason
Vigo County Council
Vigo County Commissioners
Mother Theodore Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Ann's Church
Mary Sheehan
Mary Lou
8Th St
Six Accused of Slavery in Labor Camp
Six Forest City Arkansas men were indicted in Tampa on conspiracy and involuntary servitude charges for beating migrant tomato pickers and holding them at an abandoned schoolhouse camp in Ruskin Florida. Names include Walter Taylor Jr and A J Taylor. Morgan held for transfer. camp previously substandard per Hillsborough Health Dept in 1970.
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FBI
Tampa
J. F. Santoiana Jr
Santoiana
Walter Taylor Jr
A. J. Taylor
Edward Earle Hinton
David Rucker
Frank James
Ernest Morgan
Morgan
Sun City
Hillsborough County
Bradenton
U. S
Michel Legrand to Score Lady Sings the Blues
Michel Legrand Oscar winner for Summer of 42 will compose the musical score for Paramount Pictures forthcoming film Lady Sings the Blues. He is known for dramatic scores and joins the project as the primary composer.
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Music Man Hollywood
UPI
Michel Legrand
Paramount
Weekend weather outlook for Indiana and Illinois
Friday brings partly cloudy skies in Indiana with showers possible near the Ohio River and thunder storms. Illinois sees fair conditions Friday and Saturday, then clouds and a chance of showers Sunday with cooler north temperatures and highs in the 70s to 80s.
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Indiana
Ohio River
Illinois
Cemetery owner dies at 82 in Terre Haute
Perry Smith owner and operator of Grandview Cemetery since 1952 died at 1 10 a m at Union Hospital aged 82 of 1601 Lockport Road Terre Haute He studied at Valparaiso Law School and practiced law Surviving are son Jesse and three sisters Services 1 p m Friday at DeBaun Funeral Home burial in Grandview Cemetery Masonic services Thursday evening
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William R. Hendricks
S. 25Th St
Union Hospital
Central Presbyteran Church
Terre Haute Lodge No. 19
F&am
Scottish Rite Valley of
Terre Haute
Verna
John
Jean) Ross
Tressa Armstrong
Ball-Porter Funeral Home
Linton
Ind
Dorothy M. Hannum
N. Main St
Freeman Greene County Hospital
Saron United Church of Christ
Tri Kappa
Indiana University
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Kenneth
Barbara Reese
Indianapolis
Welch and Cornett
Boyd Stepler
Fairview Cemetery
Clinton
James A. Riley
Anna Mae
Doris Hunt
Mary Evelyn McConnaughty
Thelma Bugni
Maxine Shope
New Goshen
Edward
Leverett Hamrick
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Prairie Creek
Sealy S. Beymar
St. Louis
Glen
Iva Ethel White
Oklahoma
DeBaun
Perry Smith
Grandview
Smith
Lockport Rd
Valparaiso Law School
Jesse Smith
Essie Hilliard
Decatur
Ill
Elzada Schuchardt
Marion
Loyie Morris
Harrisburg
Social Lodge No
Scottish Rite Valley of Terre Haute
Gary Greven
Grandview Cemetery
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Cecil E. Duby
15Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
Cecilia Mail
Genevieve Brownfield
Norma Nelson
Fontana
Calif
Leon Duby
Artesa
Richard Duby
Robert Duby
Coal Valley
William Simpson
James Simpson
Arthur Woodcox
Covina
John Stewart
George Kline
South Bend
Willard
U.S Army
Blanche Kistler
Palaine Shaw
Mildred Smith
Genevieve Olinger
Mishawaka
Naomi Mason
Gladys Campbell
Albion
Hazel Nedde
Sale Creek
Tenn
Callahan Funeral Home
Francis Nedde
Roselawn Memorial Park
Joseph Borgnini
16Th St
St. Anthony
Bedino Peace Chapel
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
William Dpd. Fox
SEALY
Beymer
Prairie Creek Chapel
Prairie Creek West Lawn Cemetery
Marshall Barrick
Jasonville
James David Tilley
John Coletti
Diamond
Coletti
Fairview Town
Helen
Larry
Chester
Plainfield
Karanovich Chapel
Charles Florey
Riverside Cemetery
Pentagon Papers
Indy
National Weather Service
MOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Associated Press
Detroit
New Orleans
Duluth
New York
Albany
Fairbanks
Okla City
Albuque
Fort Worth
Omaha
Amarillo
Green Bay
Philadelphia
Anchorage
Helena
Phoenix
Ashville
Honolulu
Atlanta
Houston
Rapid City
Boise
Juneau
Richmond
Boston
Kansas City
Buffalo
Little Rock
Salt Lake
Charleston
San Diego
Charlotte
Louisville
San Fran
Marquette
Seattle
Cincinnati
Memphis
Spokane
Cleveland
Miami
Rain
Denver
Milwaukee
Washington
Des Moines
Isabella
New World
Board of Lady Managers
National
NSM
Minern Wational
Lbj
Department of Transportation
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Gerstmeyer High School
Walker
Mann
John M. Hanley
Francis Ford
Luberta Taylor
Taylor
Walter Taylor
Hillsborough County Health Department
Koh-i-noor
Crown Jewel
American Cancer
Judy Ann
APPLE
Young C
Michigan
Florida
Indian River
Kracklin
Joan OF Arc
A. Laughrey Bros
Lock Laughrey’ S
Rooing & SiDing CO
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