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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1973

Page

2

Deaths of several Terre Haute area residents include Mayfield and Van Ness

Obituaries list Mrs. Mable Mary Mayfield 60 of 1001 S 4th St and Randall Lee Van Ness 17 of 711 S 8th St West Terre Haute among those dying Friday or Thursday. Services set across multiple chapels in Sullivan Terre Haute and West Terre Haute with burial in local cemeteries. Additional notices include Zick Lobas 78 Indianapolis. Nellie Lewis 85 Wylie Texas. Ruth W Brown 80 RR 2. Jane West 43 RR 31. Eliza Jane White 75 West Terre Haute. Lester Alvevy 88 Vigo County. Patrick W Burke 83 Dugger. Howard W McMains 59 Noblesville. Burial sites incl Center Ridge Sullivan Roselawn Memorial Park Bethesda Dugger. Burial, call times, and religious services listed for each.

Mable Mary Mayfield S. 4Th St Canterbury Meis Brothers Boulevard Room James Danville Mary Mayfield Terre Haute Gillis Memory Chapel Gary Greven Center Ridge Cemetery Sullivan Randall Lee van Ness S. 8Th St West Terre Haute Bedino Chapel of the Valley Floyd Huey Dunlap Cemetery Eliza Jane White S. &Th St Bedine Chapel of the Valley Gale Guinn Bethesda Cemetery

Chinese Coming modification of that program

Los Alamos New Mexico AP reports a group of scientists from mainland China may tour unclassified areas of the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory under a State Department escort. The lab, known for developing atomic and hydrogen bombs, has not hosted Chinese guests before Monday. The report notes the visit is tentative and under government supervision.

Los Alamos, N. M Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory China America U.S. State Department

Finders Keepers: Des Moines Crew Won Back Found Cash

A Polk County District Court jury ruled that three Tyler Excavating Co. workers Everett Smith Francis Breen and Donald Bullington were entitled to seventeen thousand eight hundred sixty dollars found while razing a Des Moines home of a bootlegger on December 8 1970. The money in twenty and fifty dollar bills would have been kept after a one year wait but the estate filed a claim three weeks before the deadline.

Des Moines Iowa Polk County District Court Tyler Excavating Co Everett Smith Francis Breen Donald Bullington

Mayor Declares Week As Non-Proclamation Week

Vancouver mayor Art Phillips proclaims the coming week as annual Non-Proclamation Week amid a flood of requests for proclamations such as National Pickle Week and Pink Envelope Week. He notes the office and staff are stretched thin by these demands.

Vancouver B.C Art Phillips

Heaven and Hell Social at Calvary Baptist Church

Calvary Baptist Church in Spokane invites attendees to a "Heaven and Hell Social" hosted by the church choir. The event offers two ticket types with Hell tickets granting hot chili and Heaven tickets including ice cream and cookies, as Venezuela marks Independence Day on July 5.

Spokane, Wash Calvary Baptist Church

Weather Snapshot Indiana Illinois Report

Indiana weather sees warm humid conditions with showers and storms on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday turn partly cloudy and less humid with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s to 75. Illinois outlook shows cooler Monday with a chance of storms, then sunny Tuesday and Wednesday with highs around the 80s and lows in the 60s.

Indiana Illinois

Indianapolis weighs EPA air standards for city

Richard White, press secretary to Mayor Lugar, said Indianapolis reviews the EPA directive to decide whether to comply or appeal. He notes the focus is on particulate matter rather than gas levels, and the city must assess test site representativeness and potential cost of additional trash pickups.

Richard White Richard G Lugar Indianapolis EPA White Marion County

Funeral With Horse Drawn Hearse For Osborn

Wayne E. Osborn 71 a veteran blacksmith died in an auto crash while returning from a Houston horse show His wish was a horse drawn hearse as Major and Floyd the two horses he shod in the Kansas City area for over 40 years pulled the hearse at his funeral Osborn had long served equine work and expressed the desire for a horse drawn farewell.

Belton, Mo Wayne E Ozzie’’ Osborn Houston Tex Osborn Kansas City Major Floyd

Particulate Matter Drops 35 Percent Over Two Years

A two year period shows particulate matter in the air declined by about 35 percent, considered a substantial improvement by officials. The measure reflects cleaner air conditions and ongoing environmental efforts.

Actress Mary Lawford seeks divorce from Peter Lawford

Mary Lawford 22 year old wife of actor Peter Lawford has filed for divorce after eight months of marriage. spokesman said the action was confirmed by her step mother but no reasons were given. Lawford 50 was previously divorced from Patricia Kennedy in 196A. This item notes the divorce filing in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Peter Lawford Mary Lawford Dan Rowan Lawford Patricia Kennedy

EPA proposes strict urban transport limits targets 13 areas

The EPA preliminary plan would curb gasoline sales in Los Angeles and northern New Jersey, impose a $3 daily surcharge on off street Boston parking, and ban downtown parking in several cities. Fri says proposals may be too strict. Brezhnev to meet Nixon in Washington to ease tensions.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency Robert W. Fri Los Angeles New Jersey Boston

Cease-Fire Clashes Persist as New Accord Takes Effect

The cease-fire began at noon Friday amid renewed clashes as both sides consolidate gains. Saigon reports 180 incidents in 24 hours, the highest since February, while Hoang Anh Tuan of the Viet Cong accuses Saigon of violations and signals readiness to meet the 24-hour deadline. Tho in Paris says Saigon blocked dissemination of cease-fire orders and cited continued air attacks.

Viet Cong Hoang Anh Tuan Joint Military Commission Saigon Paris Henry A. Kissinger Hanoi le Duc Tho Tuan South Vietnam Red Cross Canadian Red Cross Hanoi Radio Today Tho Kissinger

Armed Robbery Probe In Vigo County

A rural Brazil man Timothy Evans was jumped by two men at 69th Street and Clinton Road around 2 a.m. They struck him with a pistol and robbed him of about $63, according to the Vigo County Sheriff's Department.

Brazil Timothy Evans 69Th St Clinton Road Vigo County Sheriff's Department Evans

Canine comeback spurs use of dogsleds in North West Territories

In Yellowknife the dog team revival grows as gasoline hits 1.75 a gallon making snowmobiles costly for hunting. A Hollywood film crew supplying authenticity for a whaler tale helped spark the trend, with local hunters joining in by buying teams after seeing the practicality.

Yellowknife Baffin Island Hollywood

Mitchell Silent as Lawyers Guide Testimony

Friends say Mitchell wants to tell his story but his attorneys advise silence. A source notes his lawyers will wait for all testimony before deciding how Mitchell will proceed.

Mitchell

Not as popular fathers reach out on Father's Day

Not as popular fathers as mothers in making calls on their special day. G T California records show four fathers receive calls for every five mothers on their day. Pomona College psychologist Dr William Faust notes mothers expect calls and may complain if they don't. He adds women outlive men and thus there are more Mother's Days to connect.

Los Angeles UPI General Telephone Co California William Faust Pomona College

Cardinal Krol Arrives in Armagh for Peace Efforts

Cardinal John Krol, archbishop of Philadelphia, arrived in Armagh Northern Ireland after visiting the Republic. He celebrated a special mass at St Patrick Cathedral and met with Church leaders including the Protestant primate Dr George Otto Simms to ease sectarian tensions.

Armagh Northern Ireland John Cardinal Krol Philadelphia Cardinal Krol Irish Republic St. Patrick's Cathedral Church of Ireland George Otto Simms

Muscatatuck Group to Meet at Learning Center

Terre Haute area parents group of Muscatatuck Association for Retarded Children will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Children's Learning Center located at 12th and Ohio Street. Guests and interested persons are welcome.

Terre Haute Area Muscatatuck Association For Children's Learning Center 12Th and Ohio Street

Keating Confirmed as Ambassador to Israel by Senate

Former New York Senator Kenneth B. Keating is confirmed as ambassador to Israel by a routine Senate voice vote. Keating, a Rochester Republican, previously served as ambassador to India.

Washington UPI Senate Today Kenneth B. Keating New York Israel Keating Rochester India

Hoosier Boys State ends with awards and Washington trip

About 950 Indiana high school students participated in Hoosier Boys State at ISU with James Adkisson and Michael McGraw elected governor and Washington trip planned for later in summer. The event, sponsored by the American Legion, featured awards, speeches, police and state government sessions, and a parade through downtown Terre Haute.

James Abraham Indiana Otis Bowen Robert Thompson ISU Hoosier Boys’ State Adkisson F. W. Adkisson Michael McGraw Monticello HBS Washington, D.C Boys’ Nation American Legion Barney Breedlove Legion W. Carl Graham Chesterton High School Boys’ State McGraw. Ryan David Owen Center Grove High School Nationalist Party Breedlove C. Joseph Anderson William Brighton John D. White Indiana State Police Michael Kearns Frederick Bauer James Rackes Kent Harris Rose Hulman Institute of Technology Robert Gilmore FBI William Whaley U.S N. Fifth Street Wabash Avenue Seventh Street ISU Tirey Memorial Union Tirey Memorial Union Hoosier Boys

Brazil Police Officer George Rogers Dies at 45

George S. Rogers of Brazil Police Department died Friday in Veterans Hospital Indianapolis after heart surgery. He helped form the Clay County Pleasure Riders and Volunteer Sheriff's Posse. Services set for 11 a.m. Monday at Miller and Sons Funeral Home with Rev. John Newton officiating. burial in Summit Lawn Cemetery. He was a Korean War veteran and member of Carbon Baptist Church, Brazil FOP, and Eagles Lodge. Surviving: widow Shirley, three daughters, mother, father, sister, half sister, and two granddaughters.

James Patrick Jr Thomas Detroit Mary Logan Ann Burke Boston Mass Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church Henry Bilz Dugger Cemetery Alexander Funeral Home Dugger Indianapolis International Management Society Noblesville United Methodist Church Noblesville Masonic Lodge Order of the Eastern Star Sarah E Betty Howard F Cincinnati Ohio James Richard New York N.Y Frank R. McMains Rosedale Mildred Rukes Lansing Mich Miller and Son Funeral Charles A. Walls Clear Run Cemetery Bridgeton Farmersburg Ind Effie McCoskey St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute Fairbanks Missionary Baptist Church Mildred Higbie Laurel Columbus Floyd Fidler and Wood Funeral Home William Stone West Lawn Cemetery Linton Hettie Shonk Rest Haven Linton Nine Mile Methodist Church Rex Glenn Welch and Cornett James Gentry Fairview Cemetery Brazil Miller and Sons George S. Rogers

Gas stations rationing amid turnpike shortages across states

The Cornhusker Motor Club surveyed eight states and found fuel available but with shortened hours and rationing at several stations. Gulf Oil set a 10 gallon limit at 11 stations while Exxon imposed 1151 and 12 gallon limits at affected sites. Minnesota saw the sharpest impact with many stations reducing hours to conserve gas. A Texas professor warned of a U S and Europe clash for Middle East oil, saying both sides will compete for scarce supplies.

Nies Pennsylvania Gulf Oil Corp Exxon Oil Co Omaha Cornhusker Motor Club Minnesota Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Colorado Wyoming Missouri Kansas University of Texas Chemical Engineering United States Europe John J. Mecketta

Indiana Standardbred Board forms to promote racing

Lt Governor Orr addressed the Indiana Standardbred Board of Regulations in Indianapolis. The board, created by the 1973 General Assembly, aims to promote standardbred racing and breeding. County fair board secretaries will be invited to the next meeting on June 28, and any available funds will go to harness race purses at cooperating fairs.

Indianapolis Robert D. Orr Indiana Standardbred Board of Regulations General Assembly County Fair Board

Redevelopment Commission Sets June 21 Meeting in City Office

The Redevelopment Commission will hold its regular meeting at 4 30 p m Thursday June 21 in the department office at 417 S 5th St Robert L Payne serves as executive director

Redevelopment Commission Department S. 5Th St Robert L. Payne

X-11 Reducing Plan Ad Promises Quick Fat Loss

An advertisement touts X-11 Reducing Plan as a tiny tablet that combats hunger and suppresses appetite without drugs or exercise. It claims over 500 million tablets used nationwide, notes a 1928 company founding, and offers a money back refund through druggists if pounds aren’t lost.

America

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Mrs. Mable Mary Mayfield Zick Loras Zick Lobas Dreiser Square Veterans Hospital Thomas Funeral Home Michael Bradley Roselawn Memorial Park Nellie Lewis Wylie, Tex Wylie Ruth W. Brown U.S. 41 Springhill Road DeRaun James Hilburn Black Cemetery Jane West Jr. Union Hospital Ball Porter Funeral Home Don Seifers Buma Sanders Cemetery Lester Alvey Lester Alvevy Eighth Ave Raymond Chapman Patrick W. Burke Howard W. McMains Noblesville Clay Coun Mrs. Fern Lucille Anderson Fern Lucille Anderson Washington St Forest Avenue United Methodist Church Clearview Cemetery Moore Funeral Home Mrs Mrs. Hettie Shonk Funeral Home Patrick J. Ryan South Finders Keepers Heaven Venezuela Kenneth C. McComber Indonesia Full Gospel Assembly OF God Herbert Neal Plains States Corlca National Weather Service Dept. of Commerce Denver Orleans THE Associated Press New Okla City Albany Edy Duluth Edy Albuque Fairbanks Orlando Amarillo Philad'phia Anchorage Fort Worth Phoenix Cir Asheville Helena Cedy Pittsburgh Atlanta Edy Honolulu Land Ore Edyv Birmingham Bismarck Indiapolis Rapid City Boise Jacksville Edv Richmond Rm Kansas City St. Louis Brownsville Little Rock Edy Salt Lake San Diego Buffalo Charleston Louisville San Fran Charlotte Memphis Seattle Mn Chicago Miami Spokane Milwaukee Tampa Cleveland St.p. Washington Hoosier Capital News Digest Leonid I. Brezhnev Nixon Florida White House Brezhnev Moscow Andrews Air Force Base Leonid Brezhnev Jacob D. Beam Beam Adolph Dubs Vietnam Krol Our Church Jesus Christ Savior Canada Luc Ae Peter
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