Deaths pile up in Indiana notices from many towns
Obituaries from Brazil Clinton and surrounding towns list Pearl E Kuykendall 79 of 1500 Eagle St died Saturday at St Anthony s Hospital services Tuesday at Patrick Ryan Funeral Home burial Roselawn Memorial Park. Also death notices for Vaughn Ed Gary 22 Columbus formerly Terre Haute and Indianapolis wife Melissa daughter Mechelle parents Melborne and Mrs Gary Dallas brother Bill, services Monday Columbus. Gene Henson 95 Terre Haute died at St Anthony s. Marion Beadling 42 Brazil former SAC officer died Omaha Nebraska. James F Coffey 78 Lewis died Indianapolis Veterans Hospital. Olive Herold 81 Dugger died Indianapolis hospital. Jamie Todd Trusler 4 Centerpoint died Riley Hospital Indianapolis. Joseph Reed 86 Clinton died Vermillion County Hospital. James Harold Mason 58 West York Illinois. Lara Crawley 80 Greencastle. Fred Mathas 81 Montezuma. Arthur Bill Frazier 51 Indianapolis. Elizabeth Kemp 75 Clinton. Frank Ferrara 89 Clinton.
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Pearl E. Kuykendall
Eagle St
St. Anthony's Hospital
Patrick Ryan
Rev
R. C. Mowery
American Legion Auxiliary
Wayne Newton Post
Goodwill Council of Daughters of America
Rebekah Lodge
National Federation of Grandmothers of America
Mothers of
Ora
John Knott
J. Earl Weaver
George FE. Weaver
Harlan Kuykendall
Robert Lewis
Roselawn Memorial Park
Vaughn
Ed” Gary
Plainfield
Ind
Terre Haute
Columbus
Indianapolis
Garfield High School
Indiana State University
Melissa
Mechelle
Melbourne Gary
Bill
Dallas
Tex
Hathaway Funeral Home
Brazil
Marion C. Beadling
Veteran’s Hospital
Omaha
Neb
Strategic Air Command
Offutt Air Force Base
Air Force
Luke Beadling
Dorothy Hermeling
Patenerich
Lewis
James F. Coffey
Veteran's Hospital
Marie
Charles
Glen
Pimento
Jessie Wellman
Patty Richie
Herrin
Ill
Anna Barnaby
Mishawaka
Minnie Moneh
Dugger
Olive Herold
Switz City
Methodist Hospital
Flanel Fortner
Switz City Cemetery
Centerpoint
Jamie Todd Trusler
James Trusler
Riley Hospital
Sherrie
Jet
Lance
Raymond Boyce
Melvin Trusler
Center Point
Essie Trus
Greencastle
Lara Crawley
Indiana St
Whitaker
Jameson Jones
Forest Hills Cemetery
Golden Methodist Church
Marion
Lafayette
Evan
Charles Jr
Earl Fitchett
Arthur
Bill) Frazier
Lawrence N
Cedar Lake
Hurschel
Harry B
Hammond
Clinton
Elizabeth Kemp
S. Main St
Vermillion County Hospital
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Florence Newland
Dona Shelley
Victor Koontz
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Frank Ferrara
9Th St
Logansport State Hospital
Clinton Packing Co
Burton
Frances Massa
Karonovich
Viet Cong push threatens Ben Het camp
Air Force cargo planes have dropped nearly 200 tons of supplies into the Ben Het camp since June 10. Some Americans say that constant B52 and fighter-bomber strikes and heavy artillery have averted a major assault. A security patrol found two enemy tunnels under the perimeter, leading to trenches inside the base as the Viet Minh tactic to reach the heart of the camp.
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Air Force
Ben Het
Dien Bien Phu
Straight Students Vow Fight With Campus Rebels
A group of 75 students at Lake Forest College, calling themselves squares, pledged counter-revolutionary tactics to curb campus disruption. Ed Butler, conference chairman, said such measures aim to stop campuses from becoming jumping-off points for attacks on the suburbs. The National Conference on Revolution was sponsored by the Information Council of the Americas based in New Orleans.
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Lake Forest, Ill
National Conference On Revolution
Lake Forest College
Ed Butler
The
Information Council of the Americas
New Orleans
City council faces vote on two pay ordinance clash
The council plans a July 16 vote on a two pay ordinances amid a long dispute with police and fire unions over raises and fringe benefits. A previous $875 across the board request was pared to $425 plus fringe benefits, vetoed by the mayor. An override attempt failed by one vote.
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Napier
Pope Praises U S Study on Birth Control
Pope Paul VI commends the Human Life Foundation started by American bishops to study birth control. Vatican officials say the center advances science on human reproduction and should offer collaboration, while the pope reiterates opposition to artificial methods but supports natural methods like the rhythm method.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Human Life Foundation
Bishops’ Foundation
Vatican
Jean Cardinal Villot
L’osservatore Romano
Paul
AMA Political Costs Ran High In 1967 Campaigns
The AMA contributed 681965 dollars to political groups and candidates via AMPAC last year. Most AMPAC spending to state chapters went unaccounted. It listed 62500 to Republicans and 27500 to Democrats in 1967. Total 804779 from Jan 1 1967 to June 1 last year.
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Washington
UPI
American Medical Association
House of Representatives
AMA
Political Action Committee
AMPAC
Nixon Names Egeberg as Health Assistant Secretary
Five month struggle ends as Nixon selects Egeberg 65 longtime USC Medical School dean for assistant secretary of health education and welfare health and scientific affairs. Finch forfeits fight after opposition from AMA backed by Dirksen. Knowles facing AMA resistance and medicare tensions. Nixon travels from Masseina to New York for St Lawrence Seaway anniversary and schedules dentist visit and flight home.
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Egeberg
Finch
Knowles
AMA
USC School of Medicine
Cornell University
Northwestern University
Army Medical Corps
Douglas MacArthur
California
Dwight Wilbur
Thomas C. Point
University of Oklahoma Medical School
Nixon
New York
Masseina
N.Y
Montreal
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
Eee General Hospital
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Medicare
American Medical Association
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Senate Labor Education Committee
Fifth Avenue
W. Campbell Hudson Sr
Ziegler
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Wall Street
Rockefeller Center
Hudson
International Building
Bedford Hills
Waldorf- Astoria
Washington
Johnson's Tailor Linden Dies at 80 in Texas
Hjalmar Hugo Linden, once a penniless runaway, died at 80 in San Antonio. He became personal tailor to Lyndon B. Johnson and two Texas governors Allan Shivers and John Connally. Linden designed clothing for actors ambassadors and diplomats and sent a telegram predicting Johnson would attend his inauguration.
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San Antonio
Tex
Hjalmar Hugo Linden
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Linden
Sweden
Allan Shivers
John Connally
Johnson
White House
Police Alarm Over Mace Sales By Suspect
A tall slender man in his late 30s or early 40s has been trying to sell chemical mace to local grocers. Chief of Detectives Ted Melvin Melvin says the suspect allegedly presents an invoice with the grocer’s name and claims he is filling factory orders.
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Ted Melvin Melvin
Health post loss blamed on political debts in Nixon era
Dr. John H. Knowles of Massachusetts General Hospital says his bid for assistant secretary for health and scientific affairs was rejected due to political debts Nixon owed to conservatives. He criticizes AMA trustees and AMPAC for opposing him, cites Hew Secretary Robert Finch's support, and notes two Boston doctors are quitting the AMA in protest.
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Boston
John H. Knowles
Nixon
Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
American Medical Association
Finch
AMA
Washington
Mitchell T. Rabkin
Beth Israel Hospital
Howard H. Hiatt
Beth Israel
Harvard Medical School
SOVIETS DISPLAY SWORDS TO CHINA
The Soviet Defense Ministry said troops in the Trans-Baikal district near the 500 mile border with China practiced attack methods in maneuvers reported by Krasnaya Zvezda. The paper gave no figures on troop numbers or proximity to the frontier.
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Moscow
Soviet Defense Ministry
Krasnaya Zvezda
Red Star
Trans-Baikal
China
Hartke questions hog slaughter in two Indiana counties
Sen. Vance Hartke seeks explanation for the mass slaughter of over 7 500 hogs in Carroll and Cass counties ordered by the U S Department of Agriculture due to exposure to a cholera infected hog A veterinarian said fewer than 20 hogs were cholera positive and Hartke questioned the quarantine rationale.
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Logansport
Ind
Carroll
Cass
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hartke
Bardstown Mourns Its Fallen Youth
Bardstown Kentucky observes a mourning period after four National Guard members from the area were killed in a base attack in Vietnam. Names listed include Spec. 4 David Collins 24 Spec. 4 Ronald Simpson 22 S. Sgt. James Moore 25 and Spec. 4 Joseph McIlroy 23 all from Bardstown or Willisburg. Families cope as memorial services are planned and local officials express grief and questions about the duty and timing of mobilization.
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Bardstown
National Guard
Vietnam
Spec
David B. Collins
Ronald E. Simpson
James T
Sutherland
138Th Artillery
Moore
138Th
Louisville
Elizabethtown
Carrollton
U.S. District Court
Austin
Tex
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Robert Simpson
Ronald Simpson
Bishop Warns of Danger to Priests in Recife
Recife Brazil AP Bishop Helder Camara a foe of the regime says he and many reform-minded priests are in danger as memorial services are held for Rev Antonio Henrique Pereira Neto who was stabbed and shot to death near Recife. No arrests have been made and Camara urges Brazil's military government to ease its emergency powers.
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Recife
Brazil
Helder Camara
Antonio Henrique Pereira Neto
Father Neto
South America
Bishop Helder
Arthur da Costa Y Silva
Mrs. Luther Hodges Dies in Home Fire
Mrs. Luther Hodges, 70, wife of the former North Carolina governor and U.S. secretary of commerce, died of smoke inhalation after a house fire in Chapel Hill. Hodges, 70, jumped from the second floor and is in satisfactory condition with a broken foot and back injury at North Carolina Memorial Hospital.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Hodges
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Independence Sunday services at Pimento church
Special services in observance of Independence Sunday scheduled at Pimento United Methodist Church. Morning worship at 9 30 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m. Theme centers on the meaning of patriotism and the individual's responsibility as an American.
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Pimento United Methodist Church
Soviet Union seeks move of talks on Middle East settlement
State Department officials report that Moscow is a proposed venue for U S Soviet discussions on a Middle East settlement. Assistant Secretary of State Joseph J Sisco and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin have met often in Washington and Washington resists shifting talks to Moscow.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
Moscow
State Department
Asst
Joseph J. Sisco
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Reception Set For New Memorial Methodist Minister
A reception will be held at Memorial United Methodist Church 2701 Poplar St after Sunday worship for Rev. Willard J Doyle and his family in Fellowship Hall following the service.
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Memorial United Methodist
Poplar St
Willard J. Doyle
Blood Percentage In The Human Body
The article states that the average human body contains five to seven percent of total body weight in blood.
Police Probe Two Burglary Incidents in Terre Haute
Terre Haute police investigated two burglaries reported Friday night. At 2901 Oak Street Mrs. Alberta Miles said two robberies occurred June 14 and June 21, with cash totals of 7 and 13 dollars and a set of house keys. A second break in at 4th and Walnut involved Joseph Cooney whose car was entered and items worth 1596.25 stolen.
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Terre Haute
Victor Miles
Oak St
Alberta Miles
Joseph Cooney
S. 18Th St
4Th and Walnut
Error in Terre Haute crime report overcounts rape cases
A 1969 police record shows rape cases in Terre Haute for January and February mislisted as nine, when no rape cases were reported in the first six months. The correction notes zero rape cases for the first half of 1969.
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Terre Haute
Riots Hit Kokomo as Curfew Shapes Race Tension
Police quashed fires at the railroad station and J P Cleaners after arson attempts at a street intersection. A city curfew barred movement in a downtown area bounded by US 31 bypass West Street North Street and Wildcat Creek. Mayor Miller held two meetings with community leaders amid complaints from Negro residents that downtown sessions excluded whites and that the mayor was not acting to punish cross burnings. officials said prosecutions were in progress.
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Barton
U.S. 31
West Street
North Street
Wildcat Creek
Miller
Curfew Quieted Cairo After Racial Clash
Cairo Illinois ordered a 10 PM to 6 AM curfew after a Thursday clash between whites and blacks. No arrests were reported Friday as police and 70 state troopers continued patrols following a week of tension. The eight day curfew had been lifted Tuesday but reimposed Thursday amid rock and bottle throwing and shouting.
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Cairo
Ill
Administration voting rights bill praised by senators
Scott said the proposal is at least free from the hypocrisy of the 1965 Act as it applies nationwide. Russell praised it for avoiding hypocrisy about voting rights in other regions. Both senators oppose federal interference with states' voter qualifications. Dirksen planned to introduce the administration bill next week.
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Tional Rights Subcommittee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Ervin
Dirksen
Tiger Woman Winnie Ruth Judd and the Phoenix Trunk Murders
In Los Angeles authorities uncovered two trunks containing the bodies of Agnes Lerio and Hedvig Samuelson, Phoenix residents. Winnie Ruth Judd, later convicted of murder, faced a 1933 hanging before a sanity hearing granted and subsequent committal. She escaped six times, with a final escape in 1962 ending when hospital clothing was found near a building and no clues emerged.
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Los Angeles
Agnes Ann Lerio
Hedvig Samuelson
Phoenix
Winnie Ruth Judd
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Vaughn ‘Ed
Gary
Gene Henson
Spruce St
St. Anthony Hospital
Susie Heater
Thelma Thompson
Mary L. Cleveland
Danville
Tll
Ellen Bacon
Portland
Ore
Henry
Robert
Urbana
Russell Funeral Home
Joseph Reed
S. 3Rd St
Ellen Reed
Greenwood
Martha Gray
Richard
Ralph
Emma Spooner
William Reed
Roselawn Cemetery
James Harold Mason
West York, Ill
Nidey
Kate Immel
West York
William
Oaktown
Prust-Hosch
West Union
Mrs
Fred Mathas
Montezuma
Brown Funeral Home
Jack Louder
Oakland Cemetery
Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Fred
Paul Barker
Dora Dean
Cora Snyder
Effie Barns
Patrick
Ryan Cyan
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