Obituaries collected from Indiana notices
Multiple death notices from Indiana towns report fatalities, identifications include Mrs Gladys Ann Bevis 79 Riley. Evelyn Lambert Mays 47 Dallas. P O McCarty 73 Las Cruces NM. Ernest Gilbert Mitch 70 Terre Haute. Maggie Dice 78 Lola Kansas. John Jack Goshen 65 Great Plains MI. Flossie Lee Miller 73 Terre Haute. August Gus Archer 78 Paris IL. Walter W Bower 70 Jasonville. Mabel C Drake 75 Fairbanks. Vance Jay Carroll 33 Montezuma. Elizabeth Reynolds 83 Marshall. Catherine F Siner 84 Brazil. James B Spendal Sr Clinton. Benjamin F Curtiss 73 Indianapolis. Allen Collier 57 West Union. Freda Pirkle 70 Rockville. Ruby Ann Feree 30 Linton. Arrangements vary by funeral homes in each community.
John L Lewis Buried With Family at Oak Ridge Cemetery
The remains of union leader John L. Lewis were buried this morning at Oak Ridge Cemetery in Springfield. He was laid to rest beside his wife in a graveside ceremony attended by family members. Oak Ridge is also the site of Lincoln's Tomb.
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Springfield
Ill
John L. Lewis
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Lewis
Lincoln
Man and son killed in Alhambra crossing crash
Robert Lucas 38 and his 10 year old son Joel Lucas died when a milk truck he drove was hit by a Norfolk and Western train at an unguarded crossing northeast of Alhambra. Authorities said they apparently failed to see the approaching train.
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Alhambra
INI
Robert Lucas
Joel
Lucas
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Aretha Franklin Cancels Las Vegas Engagement
Soul singer Aretha Franklin cancels her Las Vegas appearance at Caesars Palace after failing to recover from a bronchial and thyroid condition while hospitalized for a throat problem.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Aretha Franklin
Caesars Palace
Services Set Wednesday For W. K. Cox
Funeral services for W Kenneth Cox 70 brother of B K Cox treasurer of the Tribune Star Publishing Co will be at 11 a m Wednesday at Christ Church in Joliet Burial will be in Racine Wis He died Monday in St Joseph Hospital in Joliet A retired official of the U S Army ammunition procurement and supply division He served in Company C of the 151st Infantry Division in World War I He joined the Joliet headquartered division in 1942 and retired in June 1968 Survivors include his wife Mrs Marge Cox and two nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Benjamin FE. Curtiss
Parke County
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Maud
Mary Lannan
Martha Kivett
Cromel F
Riverside
Calif
Freeman FE
Houston
Tex
Francis W
Charles E
Anderson
Myrtle Barker
Greencastle
Hazel Roswell
Pittsboro
Arthur Moler
Mooresville
Farley
Gregory Michael
Raymond C. Farle
Miller Cemetery
Lodi
Farley Chapel
Butler Funeral Home
Rockville
W. Kenneth Cox
B. K. Cox
The
Tribune
Star Publishing Co
Christ Church
Joliet
Racine
Wis
Cox
St. Joseph Hospital
U. S. Army
Darlington
151St Infantry Division
Marge Cox
Supreme Court pundits weigh Powell seat ruling and House response
The article discusses Warren's court opinion on seating Powell from Harlem after a House vote deemed him unseated for misused funds. It notes penalties including a $25,000 fine and loss of seniority, with professors predicting limited legislative action but potential clashes with Congress.
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House
Powell
New York
Education and Labor Committee
Warren
Harlem
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Illinois Senate backs bingo for charity in new push
The Illinois Senate Judiciary Committee revived bills to legalize bingo for charitable purposes. After a 5 to 5 tie last week the measures moved to a 6 to 5 favorable vote on the second try and now head to the floor. The bills, approved by the House, would exempt religious civic and fraternal organizations from anti gambling laws for bingo licensed for charitable uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Illinois Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Redevelopment Appeal Suit Under Way
Sullivan Circuit Court hears an appeal by Kath leen Philips and Terre Haute Mutual Saving Association against the Terre Haute Department of Redevelopment. The case concerns the appraisal of the Circle R Hotel at 206 N 2nd St in the second urban renewal area with a prior offer of 33 000 and a 1968 demand of 30 000. Jury had been seated and opening arguments begun as evidence was presented with a trial likely to run into midweek.
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Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan Circuit
Kathleen Philips
Terre Haute Mutual Saving Association
Terre Haute Department of Redevelopment
Surtax Extension Talks Surface in Limited Outlook
Officials warn the surtax may lapse June 30 without a congressional extension. They press for a brief extension to hold pressure on the administration and Republicans in Congress. Some leaders discuss emergency legislation to extend the current withholding while a basic issue is resolved.
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Congress
Illinois men killed in Vietnam named by Defense
The Department of Defense identified six Illinois servicemen killed in action in Vietnam. They are Army Pfc. Steven W. McCloud, Army Pfc. Donald R. Shoulders, Marine Pfc. Dennis A. Kellums, Army Pfc. Robert D. Clatfelter, Army Pfc. Frederick A. Allmeyer, and Army Spec. 4 Leo Pierce.
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Washington
Department of Defense
Illinois
Vietnam
Army
Steven W. McCloud
William F. McCloud
Route 1
Anna
Donald R. Shoulders
Melen H. Shoulders
Washington St
Lawrenceville
Marine
Dennis A. Kellums
Bessie V. Kellums
B. St
Silvis
Rockefeller heads to Rio de Janeiro on Latin America mission
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller arrives in Rio after meeting with Brazil's Costa e Silva and leaders of the suspended congress. The trip aims to shape a new U S Latin America policy as protests and security measures unfold in Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasilia
UPI
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rio de Janeiro
Arthur da Costa E Silva
Congress
Rockefeller
Costa E Silva
Nixon
Brazil
Latin America
Rio
Gallao International
Santos Dumont
University of Rio
U.S
Vietnam
India
Jose de Magalhaes Pinto
South America
United States
Alaska
Sao Paulo
Uruguay
Paraguay
Suspended term for man charged in hog theft
A hog theft linked to a murder led to a six month suspended sentence a $50 fine for Floyd McClure 48 of Indianapolis He pled guilty to a theft charge on June 3 in Madison Circuit Court His son in law Fred C Stuck 30 Indianapolis faces a first degree murder indictment in the slaying of Deputy Marshall David K Brown 30 whose body was found Jan 11 in Wearville School area with Brown shot by his own pistol nearby a butchered hog was found at the McClure residence.
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Brown
Wearville School
Stuck
McClure
Showers and Cooler Air Move Into Indiana Tonight
The Associated Press reports a northwest front will bring showers and cooler temperatures to northern Indiana tonight and most of the state by Wednesday. Overnight lows drop to the 50s with highs mid 70s to mid 80s. Rain totaling about one quarter inch is forecast for Wednesday. The 30 day outlook through July 15 predicts below normal highs of 80 to 91 and lows of 58 to 68 across Indiana.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Transfer from Desert Test Center to Washington Named
Brig. Gen. John G. Appel, long time commander of the Desert Test Center at Salt Lake City, is reassigned to Washington as director of plans in the office of the deputy Army chief of staff for logistics. Col. Robert Muldrow will lead until a successor is named. The center coordinates chemical and biological warfare interests across services.
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Salt Lake City
John G. Appel
The
Desert Test Center
Washington
Army
Robert Muldrow
Fires Break Uneasy Peace in Cairo After Curfew
Three firebombings rocked Cairo Illinois during the 9 pm to 6 am curfew set after two nights of violence. Police and state troopers kept the streets quiet with no arrests reported while a white owned plant near the Pyramid Courts faced arson and layoffs. Civil rights leaders blamed militant white groups, specifically the White Hats, for the unrest.
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Cairo
Ill
UPI
Mississippi River
Lee Stenzer
Cairo Wood Products Co
Pyramid Courts
Preston Ewing Jr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
White Hats
Roman brick ovens endure in Pompeii heritage
Ovens used by Romans over two millennia ago still stand in Pompeii Italy and resemble European brick ovens used by bakers today. During the Middle Ages only a few palaces and mansions had brick lined ovens supporting a long tradition.
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Pompei
Italy
Expect Close Mayoral Race In New York
AP reports a tight New York mayoral primary as Mayor Lindsay seeks re election against state Senator Marchi. Wagner leads among Democrats with a crowded field including Procaccio Badillo Scheuer and Mailer. Polls open 3 to 10 pm with 30 35 percent turnout expected.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Robert F. Wagner
Lindsay
John J. Marchi
Wagner
City Hall
Mario A. Procaccino
Bronx
Hermano Badillo
U.S
James H. Scheuer
Norman Mailer
Theovember
Marchi
Jacob K. Javits
Charles E. Goodell
Javits
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Gladys Ann Bevis
Riley
Miami
Fla
Riley United Methodist Church
Jacque Short
Pompano Beach
Imogene Brewer
Terre Haute
Carrie Campbell
Cleveland
Ohio
Orrin
Herbert Bevis
Naval Civil Field
Jacksonville
Alfred
Beryl Seymour
Jackson
Mich
Rodino-Fox Funeral Home
Evelyn Lambert Mays
Dallas
Loman
Loman Jr
Jean Higdon
Cathy Clay
Matilda Lambert
Frieda Fries
Helen Clark
Margaret Snow
Dorothy Shults
San Antonio
Francis Loudermilk
Bedford
P.O. McCarthy
Don McCarty
S. 32Nd St
P.O. McCarty
Las Cruces
Nelson Funeral Home
Ernest Gilbert Mitch
13Th St
Thomas Funeral Home
Rosell Miller
Roselawn Memorial Park
Mrs
Maggie Dice
Morris M. Dice
First Baptist Church
Here
Lola
Kan
Waugh Funeral Home
John
Jack’ Goshen
John ‘Jack’ Goshen
West Terre Haute
Great Plains
Virginia
Mary
Harold
Michigan
Mrs. Flossie Lee Miller
Flossie Lee Miller
Samuel Bovil
Gus’ Archer
Bedino Chapel
Valley
Paris
St. Anthony Hospital
Mary Watson
Abel
Vernon
Joe
Rosedale
Hattie Groves
Muriel McCammon
Orelma Johnson
Alvira Gerrad
Viola Nichols
Vermillion, Ill
Carla Brendenhall
St. Petersburg
Walter W. Bower
Jasonville
Chicago
Frances
Irving
William
Grace Handy
Aurora
Clarence
Lake Geneva
Ralph
McClanahan Funeral Home
Mrs. Mabel ©, Drake
Fairbanks
Mabel C. Drake
Fairbanks American Legion Auxiliary
Fairbanks Home Ec Club
Prairie Creek
Mervin
Lloyd
Norman
Wayne
Warren Chambers
Willard Chambers
San Diego
DeBaun Prairie Creek Chapel
Arthur Fields
Pogue Cemetery
Vance Jay Carroll
Elizabeth Reynolds
Catherine E. Siner
Catherine F. Siner
Clay County Hospital
Miller & Sons
Harry Holloway
James McClanahan
Gary
James B. Spendal SR
Clinton, Ind
Karanovich
Jerome Bennett
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Benjamin E. Curtiss
Allen Collier
West Union
Hutsonville Community
No. 1
Collier Tire & Battery Service
Robinson, Tl
Moose Lodge
Marshall K of P Lodge
Imogene
Toots Beabour
Robinson
Jim
RR 1
Leone Willey
Flint
Elizabeth
Heleine
Opal Paddock
Betty Drake
Septer
Hubert
Prust-Hosch
Wilfred Cunningham
York Cemetery
Freda Pirkle
Northwood
Union Hospital
Allan Welch
J. O Chaillie
Fort Branch
J. Lee Chailie
San Ansonino
Barnes Mortuary
Milton Nolin
Memory Garden Cemetery
Ruby Ann Feree
Linton
AR 2
Carlisle
Mary Sherman Hospital
Ronald
Kathryn
Louise
Nancy Ann
Rebecca Sue
Cindy Lou
William Stevenson
Mary Dorman
Clay City
Ella Marie Feree
Cowan Bros. & Payne
North 21St & Spruce
Lafayette
NE Corner
Wabash
Eatateria
7Th & Hulman
Bete
W $ Weather
Great Lakes Area
Rocky Mountain States
Midwest
Great Lakes
High Lower
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Philadelphia
Helena
Phoenix
Honolulu
Pittsburgh
Indianapols
J. L. Lewis
Man and Son
W. K. Cox
Burger
Fred Rodell
Yale
Charles Wright
University of Texas
Wright
Potter Stewart
Callahan's
Fiftr
Wabasil Ave
Bill
Wilbur G. Landrey
Our
Onuop
2Nd Ave
Bonanza
Bon Tor
BON Ton
Laughrey Bros
U.S. Patore
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