Death notices for Henshen Ras sel McNece and others in Terre Haute region
A bulk of death notices from Terre Haute area obituaries list Mrs Wilhelmina Henshen and Mrs Stella Rassel McNece among several others. Details include addresses, surviving relatives, funeral times and locations, and burial plans across DeBaun and Patrick J Ryan funeral homes, with multiple churches and cemeteries named. Additional notices cover infant Edward White and Faris J Cirtin along with Rex V Cottrell and Charles T Davidson, with service times and burial sites.
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Wilhelmina Henshen
Lawher Ave
Union Hospital
Harold
Connie Riland
Terre Haute
Cecile Boles
Indianapolis
Gertrude Sission
Madeline Chestnut
Oakwood
Charles Wright
New Goshen
DeBaun Funeral Home
Glenn Alry Crafts
Roselawn Mausoleum
Stella Rassel McNece
S. 8Th St
Patrick J. Ryan
St Benedict's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Edward Thomas White
Flora White
RR 4
West Terre Haute
St. Anthony Hospital
Mary Tucker
William Oricks
Bedine Chapel
Valley
Alvin Rickleft
Bethesda Memorial Park
Charles T. Davidson
N. 13Th St
Thomas Funeral Home
R. C. Mowery
Robert Reeves
Roselawn Memorial Park
Lola Stanley
Long Gone London and Local Obituaries Highlighted Notices
A page piece notes a dissolved priory letter marked gone away and lists funeral arrangements and survivors for several Indiana residents. It covers Henry VIII era reference, Herman Mitten burial, infant Espinosa, Lura Crawley, Orville Sevier, Clyde Lindley, Vaughn Gary, Oren Branneman, and Frank Husarik with service times, locations, and burial plans across towns like Montezuma, Patricksburg, Marshall, Green Castle, Sullivan, Bloomingdale, Cloverdale, and Indianapolis.
Weather and Funeral Notices From Indiana Illinois
Weather outlook for Indiana and Illinois estimates near normal temperatures with a warm southeast few days and one inch plus rainfall. Funeral services scheduled for Fonzo Clark Bertha Johnson Catherine Daniels with multiple churches and cemeteries across Linton Rosedale Cicero and West Union.
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West Union, Ill
Fonzo Clark
Prust-Hosch
David Parks
American Legion Post No
York Cemetery
Friends
Freeport City Employees Win 10 Percent Pay Boost
The Freeport City Council approved a 10 percent raise for all city workers amid police and fire union pressure. Seventeen of 32 police officers threaten resignation and the police chief submitted his resignation, citing conflicts with the mayor. The raises contribute to a $141,000 city deficit, about $60,000 of which stems from the new pay hike. Police seek $100 monthly increases, raising salaries from $550 to $631. the fire department seeks 15 percent.
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Freeport, Ill
Freeport
Fire Department
Prairieton United Methodist Church Seeks Member Photos
Prairieton Indiana church plans a member directory and urges those未 photographed to visit the studio Sunday between 2 and 4 PM. Arrangements can be made with Vi Abernathy Mildred Fink or Katy Capps for remaining members who have not yet had portraits taken.
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Prairieton
Ind
Mississippi River Sediment Flows and State Boundaries
The Mississippi River and its 250 tributaries deliver about 400 million cubic yards of sediment to the sea each year. The river forms all or parts of the boundaries of ten states.
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Mississippi River
Elk fitted with radio collars to study herd movement
State fish and game officials in Bishop California attach two pound radio transmitters to ten female elk. The collars are fitted after the animals are immobilized by tranquilizing darts to track movements between herds.
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Bishop, Calif
Fish and Game
Crime declines in Terre Haute in early 1969 data
Terre Haute shows a 14 percent drop in crime for January and February 1969 versus 1968. FBI figures for Indiana's six largest cities indicate higher crime increases nationwide and in several categories, while local violent crime and burglaries show mixed trends.
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Terre Haute
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Indiana
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Gary
Hammond
Indianapolis
South Bend
ISU to Change Chairman of Faculty Council
During a meeting President Rankin introduced Dr Walter Bass philosophy professor as new chairman of the ISU Faculty Council. Dr Herbert Rissler history professor serves as outgoing chairman.
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Ing
Rankin
Walter Bass
ISU
Herbert Rissler
Fulbright Seeks Trade Liberalization With Communists
Sen Fulbright outlines two paths for easing Cold War trade with the Soviet bloc. He argues for gradual liberalization and linking concessions to broader issues, noting administration hopes for a negotiated opening with Eastern Europe.
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State Department
Europe
Clinton Gets New Airport
Clinton Indiana residents gain a public airport approved by the Indiana Aeronautics Commission. The 120 acre site sits three miles north of Clinton west of State Road 63 with a 4000 foot runway. Construction by White Excavating Co. includes helpers from Southard Trucking and local leaders. Opponents argued property impact and nuisance.
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Clinton, Ind
The
White Excavating Co
Indiana Aeronautics Commission
Clinton
Indiana 63
Herman White
John Boehm
Southard Trucking Company
Frank Kazakevich
Richard Newport
Stanley Miller
South Vermillion Schools
Ray Birch
William Farrington
Farmers Spray to Kill Bugs in 1964 Study
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department study showing farmers owned 3.5 million mechanical devices to apply pesticides in 1964. Mechanically powered units totaled about 1.3 million, more than one per three farms, and sprayers exceeded one million, doubling since 1951.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soap powder packages appear around 1845
The article notes the emergence of soap powder in packaged form circa 1845, marking a shift in how cleaning products were marketed and sold. It highlights early packaging trends and the adoption of powdered formulations in domestic households.
Muncie Mother and Daughter Die in Road Crash
A young Muncie woman and her 2-year-old daughter were killed when their car collided with a semi on Indiana 67 near Muncie. Mrs. Vicki E. Bachman, 20, died in a Fort Wayne hospital.
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Muncie
Indiana 67
Vicki E. Bachman
Fort Wayne
Indiana Traffic Deaths Update
The Associated Press reports Indiana traffic deaths reached 712 through June 27 last year, rising from 642 the previous year. The figures reflect year to date totals and caution in ongoing highway safety trends.
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Indiana
Evansville and Muncie crash victims identified after collision
Shortly after the crash Tammara, the daughter, was killed instantly. The truck driver Arnold R. Schildermeier, 34, Anderson, was hospitalized at Muncie. Keith Wallace, 19, Evansville, who had just returned from Vietnam, died in an Evansville hospital from injuries suffered June 9 when his motorcycle collided with a car at an Evansville intersection.
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Tammara
Arnold R. Schildermeier
Anderson
Muncie
Keith Wallace
Evansville
Vietnam
Cross burning unrest injures officers in Kokomo
Police say 13 officers' shops were looted and a delivery van burned after a cross burning incident. A state police lieutenant and detective sergeant were struck by pellets. one trooper and seven patrolmen also hit. Lt Rex Dillman and Det Sgt Lynn Rudolph were treated, with Rudolph returning to duty. Local NAACP president linked disturbance to cross burning. Kokomo’s 60,000 population includes about 5,000 Black residents.
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Kellar
Kokomo
Rex Dillman
Lafayette
Lynn Rudolph
Grissom Air Force Base
Frank P. Jones
Howard County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Keller
DeLong Ambulance Service Expands Across Indiana Michigan
The DeLong Ambulance Service reports Medicare approved status and covers most charges by insurance or Medicare. Each unit has two qualified first aid attendants and provides on route medical aid. Siren use is limited to when speed aids patient care. The firm serves ten cities in Indiana and Michigan and plans ten more in Indiana within two years.
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DeLong
DeLong Ambulance Service
Indiana
Michigan
Not Hudlums Philadelphia 12th and Oxford gang opens laundry
The 12th and Oxford Streets Gang opened a coin operated laundry on Thursday with a $46 000 loan from Philadelphia Gas Works. Forrest Outing secretary of the 12th and Oxford corp praised the gas works for the chance to prove they can do things right.
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Philadelphia
12Th and
Oxford Streets
Philadelphia Gas Works
Forrest Outing
Oxford Corp
Gas Works
Violence Ripples Through Omaha Cairo and Kokomo
Omaha enters its third night of racial violence with firebombings and gunfire in the Near North Side amid a broader flare in Cairo Illinois and Kokomo Indiana. A white officer faces manslaughter charges over a 14 year old girl’s death, and a Cairo curfew is reimposed as a 400 white march and 150 black demonstrators clash near the police station.
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Omaha
Neb
Cairo
Ill
Kokomo
Ind
North Side
Near North Side
Arnold Daley
Gene Scarpino
James Loder
Hedy Lamarr
Norbert T. Tiemann
Eugene Leahy
Leahy
William Petersen
Venus Hides Its Face Behind Clouds in Dense Veil
Venus, Earth's neighbor and brightest planet after the Sun and Moon, remains shrouded by a thick atmosphere of sulfuric acid clouds. Despite its visibility, the surface is hidden from view, thwarting direct observation.
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Venus
Earth
Ben Het Campaign Tests South Vietnamese Resolve
American forces describe Ben Het as a major test of the South Vietnamese army against North Vietnam. U S B52 bombers dropped 700 tons near the camp while air strikes and artillery target surrounding positions. North Vietnamese casualties exceed 1600 with heavy fighting around Ben Het and Dak To.
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Air Force
Donald C. Morrison Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ben Het
U.S
Dak To
Air raids hit areas near Sea of Galilee Dead Sea
The report cites a second straight day of Israeli sorties with air raids in Karn area 25 miles south of the Sea of Galilee and in Maghtas Shadat near the Dead Sea. Jordanian spokesman says planes strafed numerous farmhouses.
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Karn
Sea of Galilee
Maghtas
Shadat
Dead Sea
Peace Talks Stall as Lodge Flags No Communist Willingness
Chief American delegate Henry Cabot Lodge said after Thursday's sessions there is no willingness to negotiate by the Communists and he regrets the lack of progress in the talks.
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Marshall
Ill
Gregory Espinosa
George E. Espinosa
Dennison
St John's Premature Center
Springfield
Catrice
Hobart Kingley
George Espinosa
Brownfield
Tex
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
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Wilhelmina Henschen
Faris J. Cirtin
Riggy Ave
West Terre Nante
Redino Chapel
Fred Dean
Funeral Home
Roy E, Francis
Roy EF. Francis
11Th St
DeBaun
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Edgar Masters
Helvie Holman
Brookville
Helen Wilson
Loos Funeral Home
Rex V. Cottrell
S. 27Th St
Callahan Funeral Home
Philip Stone
Dan Harris
Matt" Harris
Peoria
Mrs
Fred Mathas
Montezuma
Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors
Pearl Baker
Dora Dean
Cora Snyder
Effie Barns
Columbus
London
UPI
Guisborough
Brown Funeral Home
Jack Louder
Oakland Cemetery
Herman R. Mitten
Bowling Green
Harland Mitten
Spencer
Patricksburg United Methodist Church
Franklin Graber
Riverside Cemetery
Schoppenhorst Funeral
Clay City
Janice Vaughn
Hillsboro, Tr
Harold, Spencer
Lura Crawley
Greencastle
Indiana St
Golden Memorial Methodist Church
Marion
Evan
Charles Jr
Earl Fitchett
Whitaker Funeral Home
Jameson Jones
Forest Hills Cemetery
Orville Sevier
Sullivan
Mary Sherman Hospital
United Methodist Church
United Mineworkers of America
Grace
Wendell
Warren
New Whiteland
Alexander Funeral Home
Leo Reed
Center Ridge Cemetery
Clyde D. Lindley
Bloomingdale, Ind
Bloomingdale Friends Church
Fred Stewart
Bloomingdale Cemetery
Davies- Tudor
Vaughn
Vaughn Ed Gary
Plainfield
Garfield High School
Melissa
Michelle
Melborne Gary
William
Dallas
Hathway-Morrison Funeral Home
Oren Branneman
Cloverdale
Brazil
Whitakers Funeral
Clarence Barr
Marie
Wayne
Daryl
Tipton
Frank Husarik
N. Main St
Malooley’s
Saratoga
Aea
Vs. Weather Bureau
FSSA
Midwest
Sullivan Church of the Nazarene
Bertha Johnson
Linton
Welch and Cornett Funeral Home
Voris Carpenter
Prairie Chapel Cemetery
Cather Daniels
Rosedulf
Cicero
Rosedale
Cusick and Wenger
Illinois
Associated Press
Memphis
Albany
Miami
Milwaukee
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
New Orleans
Boise
New York
Okla
City
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Phila
Phoenix
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Pilnd, Me
Denver
Des Moines
Ptind. Ore
Detroit
Rapid City
Richmond
Fairbanks
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Helena
Salt
Tribune
Ark Jarasher Ford
Wabash Avenue East
Sen. Fulbright
BON Ton Meadows
25Th and
Ohio Boulevard
New Ambulance
Cowan Bros. & Payne
North 21St & Spruce
Ann’s Cafe
13TH
Wabash
Page One
Jack G. Cade Jr
San Antonio
U.N. Council
Frank
Wabash Ave
Mon
A.M. Te & Plm
Cahill
Liberty Ave
Tickner Optical Lab
Walnut ST
10Th St
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