Death notices and services across Indiana and Illinois
Deaths and funeral services are listed for multiple individuals including Addie Garner 58 of Terre Haute with services at Pentecostal Church, burial Black Cemetery. Other obituaries include J Earl Weaver 63 of Ft Myers and Mrs Anna Burns 80 of Terre Haute with services in Bedino Peace Chapel and Highland Lawn Cemetery. Funeral details span numerous towns: Edwardsport, Dana, Mt Carmel, Clinton, Sullivan, Greenup, Hutsonville, Dana and surrounding areas.
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Addie Garner
S. 5Th
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pentecostal Church
Garner
Penecostal
Terre Haute
Charles
George
Marshall
Woodrow
West Union
Ill
Gertrude Liffick
Francis Garner
Lau
J. Earl Weaver
Ft. Myers
Fla
Blakely Ave
Bedford
Clay County Hospital
Ruth Ann Myers
George Weaver
Leatha Knott
Quaker Maid
Aerie
Brazil
Anna R. Burns
Third Ave
Union Hospital
Bedino Peace Chapel
Donald Edwards
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Eighth Avenue Baptist Church
Democrat Social Club
Democratic Women's Club
Ec Club
Dorothy Allan
Helen Scofield
Althea Larsson
Mildred Daugherty
Delores Fagg
William
Mildred Hermanson
RR 21
DeBaun Funeral Home
Farmers Chapel Church
Dan
Ray
Warren Northrup
Columbus
Ohio
Sam Bory
Roselawn Cemetery
Edwardsport
Ind
Cora Lee Shake
Crestview Nursing Home
Vincennes
Anderson-Poindexter Sandborn Chapel
William Caple
Fairview Cemetery
Linton
Beulah Roberts
Flint
Mich
Joe Puckett
Indianapolis
Herbert Puckett
Sandborn
Fred West
Lewis
MT. Carmel
Jerry Paul Lovellette
Ray D. Short
Columbia Records
Annabelle
Sequel
Dawn
Mark
Stephen
Orvin A. Lovellette
Gary and
Gail
Nowel
Austin
Tex
Mona Hayes
Streator
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Terre Haute Officials Press for Legal Review on Bond Plan
City officials seek legal guidance on four questions about bond contracts including constitutionality and steps followed. Mayor Brighton warns bond buyers would bear losses if firms collapse. Funeral notices for Mrs. Josephine Dudley and Russell Combs appear with services and burial details.
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Ski
Sweeney
Adeski
McCormick
Terre Haute
Chicago
William Taylor
Bemis Co
William J. Brighton
City of
Weather outlook for Indiana and Illinois period
The Indiana forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and a cooler trend with periods of showers from Monday through Wednesday. Lows in the mid 60s to low 70s and highs from the mid 80s to low 90s, cooling to the upper 70s to upper 80s by Wednesday. Illinois will see partly cloudy skies with a shower chance on Tuesday and Wednesday, warm Monday with lows in the mid 60s to mid 70s and highs from the upper 80s to upper 90s, then a cooling trend with lows mostly in the 60s and highs from the upper 70s to around 90 near the Ohio River by Wednesday.
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Indiana
Illinois
Ohio River
Libyan Leader Proposes Oil Arab Summit
Libyan leader Col Muammar Khadafy proposes an early summit of oil producing Arab nations to chart a united action against the United States, according to the magazine Al Divar.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Muammar Khadafy
United States
al Divar
Uprising Involves Siege State Liberty Group With Casualties
Government radio reports Friday's street fighting left a young married couple killed by machine gun fire a TV cameraman a reporter a bank employee in his office an unidentified civilian and a soldier among the dead. Fidel Castro messaged Allende congratulating him on the rapid victory. presidents of Argentina and Mexico extended congratulations.
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Liberty Organization
Fidel Castro
Allende
Argentina
Mexico
Reid Memorial Hospital Directors Adopt Abortion Policy
Reid Memorial Hospital directors approve a formal policy permitting abortions at the hospital. The move aligns with 1973 General Assembly legislation following new Supreme Court guidelines.
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Richmond, Ind
Reid Memorial Hospital
General Assembly
U.S. Supreme Court
Neighborly dispute over stolen freezer in Oroville
Michael Martin reported a freezer stolen from his back porch and later found in a neighbor's yard. He identified it by the foods inside, prompting deputies to question the neighbor who claimed he bought the freezer from two men who delivered it for sale.
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Oroville
Calif
UPI
Michael Martin
Martin
Ehrlichman Conversation and Watergate Probes Lead News
Colson confronted by senator Weicker over a memo and denied plotting news stories. Three assistant U.S. attorneys who prosecuted the Watergate burglars resigned after learning of White House cover up links. Dean linked Gov. Wallace to White House lists and Kalmbach funding Brewer’s 1970 race, a claim the White House denies.
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Colson
Connecticut
Weicker
U.S
Earl J. Silbert
Seymour Glan Zer
Donald E. Campbell
White House
Dean
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Nixon
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Wallace
Albert Brewer
Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
John Dean III
Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
Oil Firms Raise Supplies Amid Price Freeze Pressure
Gulf, Exxon, and Shell said they would increase monthly allotments while Gulf expanded distribution by maximizing gasoline production and importing more crude. In Washington Rep Kazen warned the price freeze could force poultry shortages, and Oscar Mayer in Madison cut meat production and laid off workers due to higher costs and unrecoverable prices.
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Gulf
Exxon
Shell
Washington
Abraham Kazen
D-Tex
Madison
Wis
Oscar Mayer Company
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Jerry Loren Ro mine
A petition for bankruptcy has been filed by Jerry Loren Ro mine at 1911 Blaine Ave in the U S District Court in Terre Haune. Debts total 9777 with 700 in secured claims and no assets are listed.
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Jerry Loren Romine
Blaine Ave
U.S District Court
Terre Haune
Compromise sparks Senate clash over Indochina policy
Senators spar over a compromise on Indochina engagement before August 15 with veto power for both houses. Critics call it capitulation while supporters frame it as a path to end the war. Bipartisan debate centers on limits, escalation risk, and civilian harm.
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U.S
Indochina
Cambodia
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Nine-Year-Old Pedestrian Killed in Indiana Collision
Indiana reports its first weekend traffic deaths: nine year old Charlene A. St. Myers of Union City died after her bicycle was struck on a Randolph County road when she swerved into an oncoming car. Other victims include Robert D. Ingale 24 of Chicago at U S 421 and Interstate 94 in LaPorte County and James L. Chubb 17 of Chesterton killed crossing after waiting for a train. Jerry Lovellette 37 of Terre Haute died in a crash near Riley.
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Indiana
Charlene A. St. Myers
Union City
Randolph County
St. Myers
Robert D. Ingale
Chicago
LaPorte
Archie Higdon
Michigan City
Ingale
James L. Chubb
Chesterton
Penn Central
Porter
Chubb
Wingfield Chubb
Faircraft Engineering
Chesterton High School
Jerry Lovellette
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Riley
Donald Morriss
Fair and Warmer Weather Expected Across Indiana
The National Weather Service forecasts mostly warm conditions for northern two thirds of Indiana with some cloudiness in the south. A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms is expected tonight in southern Indiana. Through July Fourth the outlook calls for mostly cloudy, slightly cooler weather with showers possible Monday to Wednesday. Monday may be the warmest day with highs in the mids to low 90s, while holiday highs reach the upper 70s to upper 80s.
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Indiana
National Weather Service
Averback to direct Needles and Pins TV series
Hy Averback, known for work with Bob Hope's radio show, will direct Screen Gems new situation comedy Needles and Pins. The project marks Averback's return to TV directing for a prime time comedy series.
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Hollywood
UPI
Hy Averback
Bob Hope
Screen Gems
Compromise Halts Indochina Action by August 15
Congress and President Nixon reach a compromise to stop all U S military activity in Indochina by August 15 as part of a 3 4 billion supplemental appropriation. Insurgents attack Kompong Speu near Phnom Penh while U S plans face funding and Social Security debates.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Indochina
White House
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Kompong Speu
Saigon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Christie’s sells 104 old masters for 8.39 million
A Christie's sale in London totaled 8,389,836 for 104 Old Masters. The standout was a 17th century landscape by Cuyp bought by Norton Simon of California for 1,584,400, beating the prior Dutch master record by a wide margin.
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London
UPI
Christie’s
Aobert Cuyp
California
Norton Simon
Shorter Drills Announced for Army and Guard
The Defense Department will test reduced drill requirements to boost enlistments. In 16 states enlistees may complete three years of weekends and summer camp, then be exempt from training. in 13 states a four year plan with two years inactive reserve follows. Army Reserve and National Guard totals lag authorized strength.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army and National Guard
Army Reserve
National Guard
Army
Howard H. Callaway
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas
Oregon
Hawaii
Wisconsin
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Nebraska
North Dakota
Kansas
Missouri
Arizona
Nevada
California
One Passenger Killed in Bus Hijacking
Fresno man Calvin Wilson 22 died from blows to the throat after a Greyhound bus hijacking that began on the Oakland to Los Angeles run. Johnny Smith 18 of Los Angeles was jailed on murder and kidnapping charges as the bus was diverted to Valley Medical Center.
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Fresno
Calif
Calvin Wilson
Stan Barnes
Barnes
Johnny Smith
Los Angeles
Oakland
Wilson
Ronald D. Miller
Sanger
Valley Medical Center
Margaret Harris
Vallejo
Smith
Terre Haute League Plans Garage and Bake Sale
The Terre Haute League of Women Voters sponsors a garage and bake sale on Friday July 6 and Saturday July 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 15 Heritage Dr. Items include clothing furniture books games glassware and baked goods. Proceeds support league activities and publications.
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Terre Haute League of Women Voters
Heritage Dr
League
Anita Loeser
Local League
Locally League
Police arrest after witness reports field charge in case
Swift and Roach praised detectives for lengthy investigative work and said there are interesting developments to come in court. Swift commended the Investigation Division for professional, thorough work leading to the arrest.
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Swift
Roach
Sharp Dollar Drop Follows West German Revaluation
The dollar tumbled on Frankfurt and Zurich exchanges after West Germany revalued its currency upward by 5 percent against seven European currencies. The dollar fell about two percent in Frankfurt and nearly three percent in Zurich, closing at 9.425 marks and 2.94 francs. The move raises German costs for U S tourists but may help U S exports and the balance of payments. Cyprus is noted as the third largest island in the Mediterranean.
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London
Frankfurt
Zurich
U.S
United State
West Germany
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