Multiple Deaths Reported Across Indiana Towns
A string of funeral notices from Terre Haute to Dugger details deaths of Cynthia Elizabeth Sutherland and others. Survivors include spouses, children, and relatives across Indiana and beyond, with services planned in Ada and Terre Haute. Burial arrangements and calling hours are listed for several at Patrick J. Ryan Funeral Home, Cross Funeral Home, and DeBaun Funeral Home.
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Cynthia Elizabeth Sutherland
Terre Haute
Ada
Oklo
Harold Chrysler
Harold
Dallas
Tex
Roy
Jack Saigon
Vietnam
Mary Jackson
Stockton
Calif
Patrick J. Ryan
Glenn A. Crafts
Roselawn Cemetery
At First Funeral Home
Fire trucks must stop at red lights in Syracuse new rule
Syracuse enacts strict fire truck rules requiring stopping at red lights, flashing lights, and stop signs until the driver and officer confirm it is safe to proceed.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Needlecraft catalog ad and orders from Terre Haute Tribune
A promotional needlecraft catalog item lists transfer patterns priced 15 cents and 50 cents for mailing. It invites orders via Laura Wheeler in New York with pattern numbers, names, and addresses. The notice advertises 1969 designs, knit crochet sew weave embroider projects, and several pattern books priced at 50 cents each.
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Laura Wheeler
Terre Haute Tribune
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Olney Deputies Learn Technique of Quitting Office
In Olney Tl AP Rich land County sheriff Bill Ship ley rules an animal in a mailbox is a postal problem not a crime. Deputies Harry Boatman and Vern Dishong retrieved a skunk with a 12 foot pole after arriving at Parkersburg. They then returned to the sheriff's office and were assigned to patrol duty in remote county areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Richland County
Bill Shipley
Harry Boatman
Vern Dishong
Shipley
Parkersburg
Sheriff's Office
Clinton Woman Killed by Tractor in Home Accident
Mrs. Olean Lamb, 58, of Clinton Indiana, died when a tractor backing engaged a clutch and ran over her as she stood beside it at home. She belonged to St. Bernice Church of the Nazarene and the Carbon Home Economic Club, and was a leader with the County Farm Bureau. Survived by husband Ared, daughter Carolyn Dowty, sister Dorothy Beard, and brother Clyde Amerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ind
Olean Lamb
Dorothy Beard
Clyde Amerman
Indianapolis
Four tuna boats seized and released by Ecuador navy
Ecuador's navy seized and released four U S tuna boats in the Gulf of Guayaquil. The Royal Pacific Neptune Bold Venture and Marietta were not damaged and no fines were imposed. U S diplomats protested the incident as a Pacific boundary dispute drew lines between 12 mile and 200 mile claims.
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Quito
Ecuador
U.S
Gulf of Guayaquil
Washington
Royal Pacific
Neptune
Bold Venture
Marietta
Pacific
South America
Peru
Chile
United States
Illinois House approves bills to end campus revolts
The Illinois House passed two Senate bills to curb campus disorders. One would revoke state scholarships for students involved in illegal actions after a hearing. another would make interfering with public colleges illegal. The chamber also backed election reform and a School Building Commission measure with referendum requirements, and extended custody time for minors without a hearing from 24 to 48 hours.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois House
Senate
William D. Cox
Charleston
House
School Building Commission
Len Everett Laughlin
R-Freeport
Metzger critiques justice system and calls for community action
Metzger says police courts and corrections fail to curb crime with recidivism near 55 percent. He urges citizen groups and unions to craft alternatives and improve dialogue among agencies. AFL CIO leader Leo Perlis profiles and remarks at a Vigo County luncheon supporting community services.
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Metzger
Vigo-Sulivan-Clay
Leo Perlis
Afl-Cio
Perlis
U. S
National Cio Community Service Committee
AFL Cio
AFL
CIO
Stroessner Visit Sparks Talks on 115 Million Loan
Rocky's tour continued with Alfredo Stroessner to discuss a US loan package of 115 million dollars. The governor met Paraguayan students and urged caution on promises. The Paraguay visit remained cordial, though a student and a policeman were injured in a clash during a demonstration in Asuncion.
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Alfredo Stroessner
Stroessner
United States
Paraguay
Asuncion
VFW condemns SDS while defending dissent rights
The VFW at its 50th anniversary state convention in Peoria, Illinois, passed a resolution condemning violence as a means to change society and denouncing the SDS as aiming to destroy the African democratic constitutional system. Secretary Powell and Auditor Howlett urged veterans to oppose radical campus groups and uphold democracy.
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Peoria
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Students For A Democratic Society
Paul Powell
Michael Howlett
Powell
Howlett
Abernathy Arrested After Charleston Hospital Protest
Civil rights leader Ralph David Abernathy and three others were arrested after a 400 strong march by striking hospital workers turned violent in Charleston. Police, National Guardsmen, and state patrol helped restore order as six officers and a fireman were injured and cars overturned.
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Charleston
S.C
Ralph David Abernathy
Abernathy
Robert McNair
John Conroy
Conroy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Socotona Medical College
Charleston County
McNair
Longest Day For Hoosiers That's Today
Indiana hits its first EDT summer longest day with about 15 hours of sun. The 1961 boundary shifts placed eastern counties ahead, pockets remain, and a 1971 veto looms as the legislature may act to align time nationwide.
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Indiana
Hoosiers
Ohio
Washington
Indianapolis
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Subcommittee split on Safeguard option heads to Senate floor
ABM panel of five members backed Sen McIntyres plan to place Safeguard computers and radars at two sites without missiles. Chairman John Stennis objects noting no report or recommendation on ABM. McIntyre says full committee may hear alternatives later. subcommittee lacked power to legislate.
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Thomas J. McIntyre
Safeguard
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
McIntyre
Gas firm approved to borrow for Indiana construction
Indiana Gas Corp of Paoli won PSC approval to borrow 500000 dollars for construction work across Brown, Bartholomew, Orange and Johnson counties in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Gas Corp
Paoli
Indiana Public Service Commission
Brown, Bartholomew
Orange
Johnson Counties
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown to Lead Elections Conference
In Columbus Ohio a conference on elections led by Secretary of State Ted W Brown will run July 16 to 19. Indiana Governor Edgar D Whitcomb who also served as Indiana secretary of state will speak at a luncheon session on July 18.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Ted W. Brown
Indiana
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Real estate man given five years in Indianapolis
Gordon L. Platt a former Indianapolis real estate broker was sentenced to five years in prison after being convicted in New Albany on seven counts of using the mails in a scheme to defraud He had taken money from home buyers promising mortgage payments while foreclosures followed and his license was revoked a year earlier The case was flagged as decades of suspicious activity by postal inspectors with civil suits and a fraud judgment.
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Indianapolis
Gordon L. Platt
S. Hugh Dillin
Platt
New Albany
Dillin
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
FCC Commissioner urges broad coverage of controversies
Indianapolis AP Robert E. Lee of the Federal Communications Commission told the Indiana Broadcasters Association that broadcasters have an obligation to cover controversial issues. He warned against censoring news to avoid consequences but said no issue is solved by name calling.
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Indianapolis
Federal Communications
Robert E. Lee
Indiana Broadcasters Association
Chaban-Delmas Brings New Face to French Premiership
Jacques Chaban-Delmas, 54, France’s new premier, embodies continuity with Gaullist policy while promising new methods. A wartime resistance leader and Bordeaux mayor since 1947, he may shift toward Paris as premier, affecting his schedule and athletic hobbies, including tennis with U.S. Ambassador Sargent Shriver.
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Harvey Hoson
PARIS
Jacques Chaban- Delmas
France
Georges Pompidou
Chaban-Delmas
de Gaulle
Fourth Republic
Paul Reynaud
National Assembly
Reynaud
Matignon
U.S
Sargent Shriver
True mahogany origins cited as West Indies and Central America
A claim states true mahogany is sourced from the West Indies and parts of Central America rather than Africa, highlighting regional provenance for the timber.
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West Indies
Central America
Africa
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Mrs
Barbara Sims Putnam
Foulkes
St. Peatrick’s Catholic Church
Glenn
Dorothy Shaw
Karen Jones
Mary Simms
Flora McClure
the Cross Funeral Home
Ophelia Stone
11Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club
Honey Creek Home Ec Club
Princess Thompson
Armedia
Mich
Wanda Miller
Wvona Kinman
Nelda Reese
DeBaun Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Park
Ernie R. Buchanan
Denver
Colo
Big Four Railroad
Ethel Foster
Vandalia
Glen
Tere Hraute
Casper
Wyo
Paul V. Kirkman
Dugger
Linton Hospital
Gospel Tabernacle
Beatrice
Rose Jarman
Linton
Lessie Kirkman
Blanche Pierce
Bloomfield
Mary Bennett
John
Beech Grove
Norman
Willis Ross
Dugger Cemetery
James H. McCammon
Sullivan
Troll St
Sullivan High School
Oma Todd
Martinsville
Anna Ruth Davis
Mami Anderson
Carolyn Allen
Los Angeles
James
Gary
Pete
Elmer
Ariz
Eva Stultz
Princeton
G. B. McCammon
George
Lyons
Andrew
Wiley
John Litle
Center Ridge Cemetery
Martin M. Dalrymple
Chrisman
Madison Ave
Scott-Bolen
George Lake
Hope Cemetery
Chrisman Baptist Church
American Legion
Danville
Alma
Dora Rogers
Jess Piper
J. Howard McCullough
Brazil
J Howard McCullough
Here
Elks Lodge
First Christian Church of
Mabel
Lawson Funeral Home
Grace Lundy
E. Jackson St
Wilson Nursing Home
Thelma Ranson
Daytona Beach
Fla
Nora Walpzer
RR 4
Miler & Sons
G. Ann Kannmacher
Thelma P. Dengg
Miller and Sons
Summit Lawn Cemetery
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