Deaths fill Terre Haute area obituaries brief
A long obituary list from Terre Haute and surrounding towns notes deaths including Pearl Roberts 87 of 801 S 17th St. and B Franklin Stahl 57 formerly of Terre Haute now Denver. services and pending arrangements at DeBaun McCausland funeral homes. Also listed are Mildred L Chapman 56 Alta Rose Schoffstall 79 James Michael Voll infant, Bessie Kellams 68 Earl Dudley 78 Edward W. Davis 51 Charles Knipple 71 Edna May Douglas 66 Nellie Neil Timmons 60 and Herschel Daniels 60 with local funeral plans and memorials across Indiana and Illinois.
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Pearl Roberts
S. 17Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
Mary Jo Roberts
Terre Haute
DeBaun Funeral Home
Franklin Stahl
LaGrange Park
Denver
Colo
Lucyle
Peter Franklin Stahl
Barbara Handley
Kelsey
Mass
Cathrine E. Stahl
May Stahl
Broomall
Virginia Marnie
Mildred L. Chapman
Park St
Fred
Patricia Cass
Brazil
Marilyn Evans
Georgia Reed
James John
Paul
Jerry
Roy Brammer
George Brammer
Maxine Boyce
Bedina Peace Chapel
Alta Rose Schoffstall
Chicago
Thomas Funeral Home
J. C. Durr
Roselawn Memorial Park
Funeral Home
Oes
Edward W. Davis
San Diego
Calif
Callahan Funeral Home
Harold Taylor
Hugh
Homer
Herbert
Indianapolis
Herman
Linwood
Harold
Cincinnati
Ohio
Howard
Ind
Conkle Speedway Chapel
16Th St
Oakland Cemetery
Montezuma
Paris
Ill
Harley Hamblin
E. Court St
Danville Consistory
Edgar County Shrine Club
Oletha
Paulene Eads
George B
Donna Kennedy
Las Vegas
Nev
Blume and Stewart Funeral Home
Charles Hanson
Woodlawn
Chrisman
Mertie Bays
Sandford
Tennis Funeral
Lewis Brand
Center Ridge Cemetery
Indiana Obituaries and Funeral Notices Summary
Obituaries from Clay City Jasonville and nearby areas report deaths of Nora Schafer 88 Ralph White 67 Tillie Rikard 84 Bessie Cooper 80 Vernard Dyer 59 and Eugene Birchfield 62 with service times in various funeral homes. Burials in Maple Call Union Cemetery Fairview Linton Marshall Cemetery and Mayfield Ky. calls for visiting hours and Masonic rites noted.
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Clay City
Ind
Nora Schafer
Parkview Hospital
Ft. Wayne
Alberta Guinnup
Kenneth Schafer
Lafayette
Alice Greenwood
Pearl Weatherwax
Midland
Oliver Liechty
Largo
Fla
Jasonville
Ralph White
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Masonic Lodge
Karlene
Bob
Evansville
Annetta Williamson
Massilon
Ohio
LaVeta Fair
Mt. Vernon
Arthur Reese
Archie McGraw
Riley
McClanahan Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Linton
Jasonville Masonic Lodge No
Brazil
Tillie M. Rikard
E. Church St
Miller and Sons
Kenneth P. Angle
Union Cemetery
Funeral
OES
Bessie Cooper Marshall
Ill
Bessie Cooper
Bernie
Moore Funeral Home
Bert MclIntosh
Marshall Cemetery
Marshall, Ill
Eugene Birchfield
Marshall
Detroit
Mich
Marrs
H. J. Kemp
Kentucky Forms Central Office for Federal Programs
Frankfort Kentucky AP reports a new program development office coordinates about 250 federal economic and social measures for the state. It will oversee anti poverty urban housing and state planning duties previously managed by several agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
Priestly ordination for women called fantasy by theologian
Msgr Ferdinando Lambruschi ni a noted Roman Catholic theologian labeled proposals to ordain women as priests as pure fantasy and extremely hazardous. The remark was reported from Vatican City on a Wednesday.
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Vatican City
UPI
Msgr
Ferdinando Lambruschini
Day to lead national junk mailists group in July
Former Postmaster General J Edward Day will become president of the Associated Third Class Mail Users on July 1, heading the group’s lobbying efforts. Day, who led the postal service under Kennedy, said the role is essentially a client for his law firm with 80 lawyers. He succeeds Harry McGinnis after a dispute with Senate Post Office Committee Chairman A S Monroney over bulk mail rate hikes. In a separate note, the FCC ordered a $20 million cut in interstate services for AT&T and Bell System firms, adjustable from earlier actions, with rate schedules due by August.
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Washington
J. Edward Day
Associated
Day
John F. Kennedy
Harry McGinnis
A. S. Monroney
D-Okla
Senate Post Office Committee
Monroney
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Associated Bell System
Federal Communications Commission
Fewer U S Killed in War In Vietnam Week
Saigon AP reports U S casualties in South Vietnam last week were the lowest in two months with 299 killed and 2 220 wounded. South Vietnamese losses rose slightly, enemy fatalities fell by exactly 200, Viet Cong captures reached about 262, total U S casualties since Jan 1, 1961 now 25 367 killed and 82 972 wounded.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Chaney elected Indiana GOP delegation chairman
Buena Chaney the Republican state chairman was chosen chairman of Indiana's delegation to the national convention in August. The delegation also picked convention committee members including Betty Rendel and John Bailey Jr. for Permanent Organization, Walter R. Beardsley and Nora Allen Griffin for Rules, Richard G. Lugar and Esther Guthridge for Platform, and Orvas E. Beers and Phyllis Gregory for Credentials.
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Indianapolis
Buena Chaney
Indiana
Betty Rendel
Mexico
John Bailey Jr
Greenwood
Walter R. Beardsley
Elkhart
Nora Allen Griffin
Richard G. Lugar
Esther Guthridge
Fowler
Orvas E. Beers
Fort Wayne
Phyllis Gregory
Kokomo
Welfare Agencies Ordered to Use Courtesy Title forms
Federal Social and Rehabilitation Administrator Mary Switzer ordered state welfare agencies to address clients as Mr. Mrs or Miss and treat them courteously. Treasury figures show U S gold drain at 79 million dollars in May, the lowest since January.
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Associated Press
Mary E. Switzer
U.S
Treasury Department
Senator Baker Criticizes Supreme Court Appointments
Sen. Howard Baker Jr. criticizes the Johnson administration and the Senate for dragging feet on two Supreme Court picks. He says the mood of Congress and the country disagrees with the court and urges timely action by a new administration to fill the positions.
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Associated Press
Congress
Supreme Court
Sen
Howard Baker Jr
Rtenn
Johnson
Vast Domestic Service Population in Johannesburg
Almost 90,000 Africans work as domestic servants in the Johannesburg area. City council officials announced the latest population estimate of 1.3 million. The report lists 713,000 Africans and about 500,000 whites in the city.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Relica Remains London House of Commons Vote
The House of Commons rejected a Labour motion to abolish the House of Lords in a 223 to 132 vote. MP William Hamilton called the Lords an indefensible anachronism.
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London
UPI
House of Commons
William Hamilton
Labor Party
House of Lords
State Budget Body Holds ISU Meeting
The Indiana state budget panel considers major requests from Purdue and Indiana universities totaling 33.6 million for construction. Purdue seeks 11.25 million in grants and bonds for a chemistry building and housing for 1,100 students plus a parking garage loan of 1.87 million. They also request 9 million for a Fort Wayne regional campus complex with Indiana. Other line items fund hospital kitchens, heat controls, a geriatric unit, a new powerhouse, and recreation and campus projects at various state facilities and parks, including Vincennes University rehab work and nature areas.
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Branigin
Indianapolis
Purdue
Indiana Universities
Ross- Ade Foundation
Purdue and
Indiana
Purdue - Indiana
Fort Wayne
Central State Hospital
Logansport State Hospital
Muscatatuck State Hospital
Indiana State Prison
Indiana professor named U S representative on journalism commission
Floyd G. Arpan, a journalism professor at Indiana University Bloomington, has been elected the U.S. Representative on the Commission for Journalism Training in Developing Countries.
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Mrs. Pearl Roberts
B. Franklin Stahl
Mrs
James Michael Voll
William
Michael Voll
Garfield Ave
Donald Edwards
Grandview Cemetery
Bessie D. Kellams
R. C. Mowery
Earl Dudley
S. 15Th St
Ball-Porter Funeral Home
Charles Knipple
S. 10Th St
Pauline
Emma Wall
Charlene Itamura
Milton
California
Douglass Hartmann
Louise Emmett
Virginia Beach
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Harold Morrical
Edna May Douglas
RR 4
West Terre Haute
Bedine Chapel of the Valley
Fred Schoffstaff
Bethesda Cemetery
Nellie Neil Timmons
Dreiser Square
Gillis Memory Chapel
Herschel Daniels
Charles Lee Bays
Leona Yocum
Clinton
Hammond
Walnut Grove
Floyd
Nancy Hayes
Crown Point
Kathy
Manuel
USAF
Guam
Leslie Minich
Gary
Frank Reposh
White St
Vermillion County
Snpj Lodge No
Angeline Shannon
Mary O'Rourke
Frank Jr
Joe
Louie
Tony
Leo
Rudy
Karanovich
Jerome Bennett
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Vernard
Dyer
Sarasota
Sutton and Son Funeral
Mayfield
Fort Worth
Philadelphia
Helena
Phoenix
Honolulu
Pittsburgh
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Ptind
Ore
Bismarck
Juneau
Rapid City
Boise
Kansas City
Richmond
Boston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Buffalo
Salt Sk
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Cowan Bros. & Payne Florists
North Tist and Spruce
Son Ambulance
Capitol Hearing Aid Center
Sycamore
Frodeny
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Delat Pomalipitetnom
Bod Tei Caine Conwalt
Ohio Valley
Florida
New Jersey
Mid-Atlantic
THE
FCC
Bedding Up College Ave. Florists
College
Bramble
Bush
Department Stores
Unica
Upjohn
Unicap
Clairol
Vitalis
Fe —Secnick
Pot eOiPeter
Woolco
Ty, Cee
Bacal
Houthwash
Cepacol
Toni Home
Toni Tip Perm
Plaza North Shopping Center
King Edward Imperial
Mariel Air Tip
ISU
Department of Natural Resources
Quick Creek
Deam Lake
Brown County State Park
Salamonie
Mississinewa
Vincennes University
U. S
Dourh
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