Multiple Obituaries Reported Across Indiana and Illinois
Several services are scheduled for Monday deaths across Indiana and Illinois. Norma Mae Crow 42 will be buried at Highland Lawn Cemetery after a Friday funeral at Thomas Funeral Home. Martin V. Giles 9 will be laid to rest at Roselawn Memorial Park with services Friday at Gillis Memory Chapel. Margaret Stewart 71 formerly of Terre Haute died in Indianapolis after an auto crash. Mabel Harvey Starr’s private burial is planned at Hope Cemetery Galesburg. Lottie E Yakel 69 dies after residence death. private services Friday at Bedino Peace Chapel then Roselawn Memorial Park. Anna Groves 88 dies in Olney. services Friday at Markwell Funeral Home, Washington Cemetery. Grace Millikin 88 dies in Shelbyville. services Thursday at Tudor Funeral Home Rockville. Survivors and locations vary across the region.
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Norma Mae Crow
Thomas Funeral Home
Robert Matheny
Highland Lawn Cemetery
William
Indianapolis
Martin V. Giles
Liberty Ave
Gillis Memory Chapel
Rev. B. L. House
Roselawn Memorial Park
Margaret Stewart
Terre Haute
Brazil
A Fother
Frank Stewart
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mabel Harvey Starr
Callahan Funeral Home
Chester Mahan
Hope Cemetery
Galesburg
Lottie E. Yakel
8Th Ave
Bert
Mifred Decker
Wellington
Robert Hoffman
Lena Bitts
Bedino Peace Chapel
Roselawn Memoral Park
Casey
Ill
Anna Groves
Richland Memorial Hospital
Olney
Pearl Brown
Opal Orrell
Mary Spittler
Lou Elliott
Martinsville
Wealthy Wheeler
Alton
John
Ted
Des Moines
Iowa
Earl
Polo
Markwell Funeral Home
Hugh Smith
Washington Cemetery
Tettenhall Town Line Sparks Local Dispute
SETTENHALL England residents press to be named a town but the county traffic and highways committee rejects the name saying Tettenhall does not exist. Other notices report several obituaries across Indiana Illinois and reflect on local funeral arrangements and callers for viewings.
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Settenhall
England
UPI
Tettenhall
Vic Law
George H. Zimmerly dies. services scheduled in Marshall
George H. Zimmerly 68 of RR 4 Marshall died Monday. A service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Moore Funeral Home with Rev H V Johnson officiating. Burial follows in Marshall Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday. The Salvation Army members hold prayer meetings and use a cartridge instead of a plate offering.
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J. H. Horner
Memory Garden Cemetery
Worthington, Ind
Mary Jane Morris
Myers Funeral Home
Bernard McClannan
Worthington Cemetery
Rosedale
Ind
Russell K. Ringo
Cottrell Funeral Home
J. C. Durr
M. S. Sparger
Buriial
Rosedale Cemetery
Marshall, Ill
George H. Zimmerly
Moore Funeral Home
H. V. Johnson
Marshall Cemetery
Salvation Army
Weather Outlook for Indiana and Illinois Brief
Indiana temperatures will run 5 to 9 degrees above normal with highs of 42 to 49 and lows of 26 to 31. Expect mild conditions Thursday and Friday, cooler Saturday, then warmer again by Monday. Precipitation around half an inch from Thursday through Saturday. Illinois sees Thursday to Monday highs above normal by 4 to 6 degrees, normal highs 38 to 43, lows 22 to 28, with a similar mild end of week and a rain period totaling about half an inch on Thursday.
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Indiana
Illinois
Presidents Decorate Astronauts for Spaceflight Insights
President honors astronauts Lovell and Aldrin for spaceflight feats and safety gains. They discuss restraint systems, underwater training, and the first space eclipse photos taken at high speed. Gemini ends with awards as Apollo plans push to reach the moon by 1968.
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Earth
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Lbj Ranch
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Navy
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Apollo
Former Indianapolis Mayor Albert H. Loesche Dies at 75
Albert H. Loesche, a longtime Democratic political figure in Indianapolis, died Tuesday at age 75 after suffering a heart attack on November 7. He served in local politics for nearly five decades.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Albert H. Loesche
Spain Moves Toward Limited Democracy Under Franco Plan
Franco proposes a constitutional shift toward a ceremonial monarchy with a king chosen by the Council of the Realm and Cabinet, ratified by Cortes, and a separate premier post. If approved by referendum, monarchy would likely start with Juan Carlos de Borbon or Don Juan. public worship for Protestants and Jews would gain relief while Catholicism remains the state religion.
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Francisco Franco
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Don Juan
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France
Three Accused in $334,500 Illinois Fraud
Federal grand jury indicted Chris A. Huette of Fairbury Dean Koehl of Louisville and Howard Baum of Louisville on embezzlement and misapplication charges totaling 334 500 from Amcap Investments and Bloomington Small Business Investment Corp Huette and Koehl allegedly bought the Bloomington firm with 182 000 borrowed from Tinley Park Savings and Loan Amcap faced 92 000 embezzled by Baum and 152 000 by all three. The SBA says about 660 000 loaned to Bloomington was lost upon liquidation in 1965.
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Chicago
Illinois
Chris A. Huette
Fairbury
Ill
Dean E. Koehl
Louisville
Howard Baum
Huette
Bloomington
Ex-President Sean T O Kelly Dies in Dublin at 84
Sean T O Kelly former president of the Irish Republic died in a Dublin hospital at age 84 after a period in a coma. He was Ireland's second president elected in 1945 and reappointed unopposed in 1952 and was a leading figure in the Irish National Movement and public life.
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Dublin
Ireland
Sean T. O'Kelly
Eamon de Valera
O'Kelly
North Korea Fires On South Korean Naval Vessels
U N Command says North Korean shore batteries fired about 40 shells at three South Korean patrol boats off the east coast in the Sea of Japan. One ship damaged lightly, no injuries reported as South Korean gunners returned 14 rounds in self defense and moved clear of range.
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South Korea
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Vietnam War raids target Dien Bien Phu area and rail yard
U S air forces pummeled Dien Bien Phu area and Ninh Binh railyard with 500 pound bombs destroying about 25 buildings and five cargo barges. F105 Thunderchiefs struck supply routes northwest of Hanoi while Marines near Da Nang and Chu Lai killed 36 Viet Cong with air strikes artillery and tanks. Deserations reportedly dropped after new penalties in April.
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Hanoi
U.S
Ninh Binh
Ek River
Dien Bien U
South Viet Nam
Saigon
William J. Porter
Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
da Nang
Chu Lai
Taylor Opposes Bombing Pause in Viet Nam Talks
General Maxwell D. Taylor urged that continuing air attacks on North Vietnam aid U S peace talks and warned against trading bombing for negotiations. He spoke to the Manufacturing Chemists Association in New York, saying only a hard edged policy will keep South Vietnam free and independent. He credited bombing with boosting Saigon morale and immobilizing up to 300,000 North Vietnamese, while noting ground action improves with more troops.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
North Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Johnson
Manufacturing Chemists Association
North
Saigon
Union Thanksgiving Services Sought Across Local Churches
Five area churches sponsor an Union Thanksgiving Service at Maplewood Christian Church with Floyd Miller of Union Christian Church speaking and Maplewood Choir singing. Other services include at the Christian Reformed Church and a 7:30 p.m. Mission service. Turkeys and meals planned for Jackson facilities and volunteers aid families with baskets. Several offices and institutions will close for the holiday observance.
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Gent Eperson
Maplewood Christian Church
Floyd Miller
Union Christian Church
Maplewood Choir
Christian Reformed Church
Wallace Ave
John Houseward
Glenn Home
Light House Mission
Ira Turner, Jr
Brandon
The
Volunteers of America
Jaycee Wives Club
United States
Canada
Disney aims for full return in 4 to 6 weeks after surgery
Walt Disney, 64, underwent left lung surgery at St Joseph Hospital in Burbank for an old polo injury. Doctors expect a full work schedule within four to six weeks as he resumes limited duties after discharge and brief office return.
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Burbank
Calif
Walt Disney
Disney
St. Joseph Hospital
Court to Close for Furnace Repairs in Linton
Greene County courthouse in Linton Indiana will close Thursday through Sunday for furnace repairs. Branstetter Plumbing and Heating Company will replace sections of the furnace. The note mentions Warren G Harding as the first president to drive a car himself.
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Linton, Ind
Greene County
Branstetter Plumbing and Heating Company
Warren G. Harding
Memorial Services for Mrs. Carson in Carlisle
Services for 68 year old Mrs. Carson will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Richardson Funeral Home in Carlisle where she died Tuesday after an extended illness. She was the wife of the first manager of the Allis Chalmers plant that once operated in Terre Haute. The Carsons lived in Allendale until 1955. Surviving are her husband, a daughter Miss Betty Bunten of Des Moines Iowa, and cousin Mrs. Ned A Bush Sr. of Terre Haute. Burial will be in Carlisle.
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Carson
Carlie
Richardson
Carlisle
Allis. Chalmers
Terre Haute
Carsons
Allendale
Betty Bunten
Des Moines
Towa
Ned A.bush
California's First Salvation Army Lasses Leaders Named
Captain Polly Medforth and Captain Mary Matthews lead the first Salvation Army women in California with mission and service noted.
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Salvation Army
California
Polly Medforth
Mary Matthews
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