Deaths from area, including Ellinger and Hedden services
Death notices from Terre Haute and surrounding towns list Archie E. Ellinger Sr. 58 of 1124 N 10th St with 1:30 p.m. Thursday service at Gillis Memory Chapel and Masonic memorials. Maude Hedd en 79 buried at Springhill near Danville. James Elmer Robertson formerly Terre Haute, died in St Petersburg Beach Florida with services there. Rose Bell 15 drowned in Otter Creek to be buried at Little Flock. Richard Harrington 57 at Callahan Funeral Home. Mary Alexander McDonald 76 at Callahan Funeral Home. James B. Martin 78 died in Chicago with arrangements at Russell Funeral Home. Sadie Quigley 174 Mt Clements formerly Terre Haute. Estella Bragg 86 Effingham burial Harmony Cemetery. Steve C Boyd 64 Brazil died in Clay County Hospital. Flossie Fallowell 60 Jasonville. Rosia Ella Tate 65 Rockville. James Clark 77 Robinson. Edward J Doney 74 Sullivan. births include Sullivan Mary Sherman Hospital lists newborns. 4-H leader Steve Drake elected. Rev Robert E Green named Sullivan minister. marriage licenses filed in Sullivan County.
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N. 10Th St
Gillis Memory Chapel
Marcus Myers
Durham Cemetery
American Legion
James Elmer Robertson
Terre Haute
St. Petersburg Beach
Fla
St. Petersburg
Rose Bell
Eagle St
Otter Creek
North Terre Haute
Thomas Funeral Home
Willis Ross
Little Flock Cemetery
Richard L. Harrington
Hamilton Drive
Callahan Funeral Home
Howard Sheely
Harold Taylor
Roselawn Memorial Park
Robert Holibaugh
Ralph Tucker
Richard Long
Earl Kuykendall
Clark Cochenour
Lester Suhlur
Rick Harrington
Jack Harrington
Rockville
Ind
Rosia Ella Tate
Union Hospital
Charles
Mary Young
Frankfort
Barnes Mortuary
J. O. Trousdale
Oak Hill Cemetery
Crawfordsville
Robert E. Green
First Methodist Church of
Sullivan
Green
First Methodist
Mount Vernon
Charles A. Walls
Bedford
Weekend Midwest Weather Outlook
Indiana foresees near normal highs of 81 to 89 and lows around 60 to 66 with about three quarters of an inch of rain mainly Sunday or Monday. Illinois expects temperatures in the mid 80s Thursday to Monday with three quarters to one inch of rain from scattered showers and thunderstorms late in the week into the weekend.
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Indiana
Illinois
Pfizer Marks 20 Years in Terre Haute Milestone
Pfizer celebrates two decades in Terre Haute noting 58 plants in 31 countries outside the U. S. and 27 in the U. S. The Terre Haute Agricultural Research Center is highlighted as a leading center for animal health research. Veterans recall early Vigo Ordnance plant work and focus on community growth, education support, and ongoing expansion plans including new steam generation.
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Stuart
Pfizer
Terre Haute
U. S
Terre Haute Agricultural Research Center
Bernard J. Quinn
Quinn
Hoosiers
Brooklyn
Vigo
U. S. Army Chemical Corps
Indiana
Agricultural Research and Development Center
America
U. S. Weather Bureau
Vigo County
United Fund
Local social for Montezuma residents and guests
Montezuma, Indiana social notes list visits by Herschel Zollars family from Olney Illinois and numerous regional relatives and friends. Guests include Border and Farner families, Persinger, Taylor, Waugh, Montgomery, Pitman and Huffman households with trips to Clinton Shepardsville Danville and Indianapolis. Robert Mack departs for a teaching term in Michigan City.
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Herschel Zollars
Florence
Olney
Ill
George Culp
Laura Cook
Alfred Border
Leonard Border
Cincinnati
Linus Border
Dun Scotus
Mich
Tracy Walker
Tuscola
Helen Hargrove
Indianapolis
James Border
Anderson
Darrell Mathas
Robert McAfoos
Ashville
N. C
Harry Montgomery
Gerald Jackson
James Persinger
Danville
Frank Waugh
Decatur
Mary Pitman
Clinton
Shepardsville
Willis Fulwider
Lebanon
W. B. Emmett
Thomas Huffman
California
Roscoe Roark
Emory Mathas
Vermillion County Hospital
Turkish student strike widens to 20 colleges in Istanbul
The 10th day of protests against educational reform sees more than 60,000 students boycott classes across nearly 20 colleges. Three more schools in Istanbul are seized, gates shut to professors and students. The movement began June 10 in Ankara and has spread to Izmir and Eskişehir.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Ankara
Izmir
Eshisehir
Millionth hour marks C141 StarLifter flight milestone
The Air Force’s 276 Starlifter cargo fleet logged its one millionth flight hour. Since beginning operations 54 months ago with minimal testing, none of the aircraft have been lost in crashes. Gen. Howell M. Estes Jr. piloted a StarLifter from Travis AFB to MAC HQ at Scott AFB to mark the milestone.
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Scott Air Force Base
Ill
U.S. Air Force
Military Airlift Command
Howell M. Estes, Jr
MAC
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Scott Afb
Pfizer hits five by five goal with 1965 sales over $500 million
The report notes Pfizer achieved its "five by five" goal in 1965 as worldwide sales surpassed $500 million for the first time in the company's history. It cites ongoing growth in sales and earnings over the previous three years and mentions ongoing Terre Haute research work aimed at science for the world's well being.
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Mid-West
Pfizer
Terre Haute
Hong Kong Reds Demand Jobs Amid Reinstatement Row
Communist leaders in Hong Kong threaten grave consequences if Britain fails to reinstate about 10,000 workers who abandoned jobs during last year's campaign. Labor Secretary James D. McGregor calls it the most dangerous issue, urging employers to hire strikers to ease re employment. Government says around 1,000 civil servants will not be reinstated. A spokesman adds private firms will not be pressured. Also notes Treaty of Paris locations.
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Hong Kong
James D. McGregor
Soviet Walkout Over Anti-Soviet Remarks in Peking
Representatives of the Soviet Union and six East European Communist countries walked out of a Peking reception Tuesday after insulting anti-Soviet remarks by Premier Chou En Lai, according to Yugoslav news agency Tanjug.
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Belgrade
UPI
Soviet Union
Peking
Chou En- Lai
Tanjug
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Maude Hedden
Wallace Nursing Home
Springhill Cemetery
Miss Rose Bell
Mary Alexander M’donald
Mary Alexander McDonald
Creiger Square
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Lloyd V
James B. Martin
5Th Ave
University Hospital
Chicago
St. Paul Baptist Church
Omelia
James Jr
Dorothy Watkins
Ohio
Russell Funeral Home
Sadie Quigley
MT. Clements
Faulmann Mortuary
Fraser
Hichland Lawn Cemetery
Mrs
Estella Bragg
Steve C. Boyd
Brazil
S. Alabama St
Clay County Hospital
Clay’s Creek
Beth Mackey
Bessie Mercer
Harmony
Ralph
Philip
Orville
James
Lawson
Kenneth P. Angle
Clearview Cemetery
Flossie Followell
Jasonville
Flossie Fallowell
S. Park
Mary Criss
Marjorie Ridge
Patty Newby
May Williams
Nellie Borders
George Denny
Clay Denny
Robert Denny
Ira Denny
McClanahan Funeral Home
Mrs. Rosia Ella Tate
James Clark
Edward J. Doney
Memory Garden Cemetery
Butler Funeral Home
Barbara Anderson
Charles A. Smith
Linda Lou Callahan
Michael Eugene Christy
Linda Joyce Baker
Stanley G. Paton
Sharon Rose Hamilton
Charles C. Connor
N. Main St
Carolyn Sue
Ronald E. Jenkins
Glen Jenkins
RR 1
Palestine
First Christian Church of
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Iwoda Tad
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