Nixon and Volpe discuss Vietnam peace moves in New York
In a New York conference Nixon told Governor Volpe that behind the scenes peace moves on Vietnam are under way. He postponed a planned radio speech citing private diplomatic information and possible Soviet moves, and hinted at Volpe as a potential running mate.
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Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
New York
Volpe
Vietnam
Johnson
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
CBS
Moone
Calon
Branigin says running to win despite LBJ move
Indiana Governor Roger Branigin said he will continue to run for the Democratic presidential nomination in the May 7 primary despite Lyndon B. Johnson withdrawing. He stressed he remains a candidate on the ballot and will aim to win delegates, while signaling no current plan to align with others. Branigin declined to discuss strategies for a possible favorite son effort or use of Richard Bodine campaign resources.
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Indianarulad
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
Lyndon B. Johnson
Branigin
Bransal
House
Richard C. Bodine
Mishawaka
Bodine
Camaign
Bodiine
Colomn
Ohio men fined after tailless horse incident in West Virginia
In Williamson West Virginia two Ohio men Tom Hall and Darrell Smith from Piva were fined 22 dollars each after reporting that a roadside restaurant cut the tail from their horse. They continued home with a tailless horse and 44 dollars lighter.
Indiana Guard Ready for 60 000 Man Reserve Callup
President invites Vietnam chief to United States talks as Indiana's 38th Infantry Division and non divisional units prepare for possible inclusion in a 60 000 man reserve callup. Adj. Gen. Anderson says high priority units across 70 cities, including Air National Guard forces at Fort Wayne and Terre Haute, would likely be involved.
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Monas
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John 8. Anderson
Indiana National Guard
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Hoosier Citizen
Ohio
Michigan
Air National Aid
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Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Korea
Berlin
151St Regiment
Greenfield
Evansville
South Bend
Elkhart
Remington
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Huntington
Camp Atterbury
1113Rd Engineer
Jedford
Atterbury
Johnson pushes peace overture to end Viet Cong war
President Johnson unveiled a broad peace offensive in Chicago urging North Vietnam to accept talks and inviting South Vietnam leader to visit the United States. He warned Americans of danger from deep divisions and said he was open to meeting with Senator Kennedy amid the presidential race.
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Chicago
Johnson
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
United States
North Vietnam
Washington
UPD
Robert F. Kenned
Kennedy
New York
National Association of Broadcasters
Calomn
Soviet Rockets Hit Saigon Airbase and Fuel Dump
Soviet built rockets struck Tan Son Nhut airbase and a large fuel storage area near Saigon, igniting tanks as U S planes halted deep strikes. Reports say Viet Cong rockets hit Nha Be while Johnson announces a limited bombing pause, with no immediate confirmation from Saigon.
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Saigon
UPS
Tan Son Nhut
North Vietnam
Nha Be
Hanoi
Thanh Hoa
Betrayal Revealed At The Last Supper Report
Junius to Pilate recounts Jesus at the supper with the twelve apostles. Jesus blesses bread and wine, calls the bread his body and the wine his blood, notes a betrayer among them, and predicts forthcoming persecution before the Kingdom of God arrives.
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Junius
Pilate
Jesus
Nazarene
Manse
Judas
Five Omissions In Candidate Filings Reported
Filing gaps in the Saturday Herald list omit five candidates. County Coroner candidate Democrat Thomas Ashley of Anderson. four omitted delegates from Pipe Creek Township are George Burdsall and John Burdsall both Republicans Leona Adair and Gary Dalzell both Democrats.
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Saturday Herald
Thomas Ashley
Anderson
Pipe Creek Township
George Burdsall
John Burdsall
Leona Adair
Gary Dalzell
Willkie Sees LBJ Withdrawal Not Shift Vietnam War
Elwood Indiana Philip Willkie told the Frankton Lions Club that President Johnson’s withdrawal from the 1988 campaign would not directly alter the Vietnam War status. He added he hopes for peace and spoke at a Monday night Lions Club event.
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Philip Willkie
Frankton
Reagan Urges intensified North Vietnam action
In Sacramento Governor Ronald Reagan urged the United States to intensify its attack on North Vietnam, criticizing Johnson’s de-escalation as costly in American lives. He said de-escalation usually leads to more American deaths and stated he is not a candidate, aside from a symbolic 96-vote California delegation at the GOP national convention.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
United States
North Vietnam
Johnson
White House
Reagan
California
Pane & Ceomn
Supreme Court Extends One-Vote Rule to Local Government
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court applied the one-man, one-vote principle to grassroots local government, reinforcing equal representation. The ruling broadens the scope of the principle beyond state legislatures, impacting municipal bodies and ward boundaries.
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Washington
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U.S
Three Plead Guilty Monday in Local Court Actions
Three defendants pleaded guilty in Circuit Court with sentencing set for April 2 following an investigation by the probation department. Tack Adams admitted forging a $30 check to Mace's Food Sette, and Mack Jordan pleaded guilty to second degree burglary for the Feb 21 J.C. Liquor Store break-in. Kenneth Smith also faces April 22 sentencing for a Carmack's, Inc. burglary.
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Carl T. Smith
Smith
Tack E. Adams
Bob E. Baker
Mace
Paul Kelley
Mack Jordan
J.C
J. Bayne’ Burton
Jordan
Kenneth Noel Smith
Carmack’s, Inc
J. Bayne Burt
Shirley Mae Graves
Pasa Tarn
Calomn
Weather snapshot with temperatures and sun times
A brief weather note reports today highs and tonight’s low, yesterday’s low, sunrise and sunset times, and an unset evening period. It lists high today as 04s and low tonight as 0s with yesterday’s low at 51 and a forecast dawn 6 33 am plus sunset at 7 08 pm.
Anderson Works Board OKs nine inspectors for project
The Anderson Board of Public Works met in two sessions to approve nine hires for the water works inspection team. George K. Erganian and staff outlined contracts for six contractors across divisions. Project cost and an 2.1 percent inspection allowance are included in this year’s budget.
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Anderson Board of Public Works
Anderson Water Works Project
George K. Erganian
Henry B. Steeg
Exganian
Frhom
Protecd
Howard Ehr
Hart
Paul Newbern
Robert S. Coma
Watere
Soma
the Co. Sedan
Weil
Arthur’ H
Moe Torn
President Johnson Won't Run Leaves Democrats in Limbo
New York AP report shows Democratic leaders unsure where to turn after President Johnson withdraws, with many eyeing Vice President Hubert Humphrey as a possible alternative and some advocating drafting Johnson again. Hawaii Governor Burns and national committeeman Kruglick weigh in as party debates support for convention delegates.
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Saker
Florida
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesé
Caoma
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Associated Press
Humphrey
Hawaii
John A. Burns
Ohn Kruglick
Phoenix
Ariz
Important Republican Meeting Set for Wednesday Night
The Republican Central Committee invites state and county primary candidates to a public meeting this Wednesday April 3 at 7 pm. at Linders On The Point at the junction of Ind. 9 and 67 south. County chair Mike Seybert says delegates will be invited by phone or letter and special seating is planned. Delegates will be introduced and each candidate will give a short talk amid enthusiastic reception. Committee leaders Seybert Watson Byer Nance oversee arrangements with aides Wright Wells and ONeill.
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Republican Central Committee
Linders
Ind. 9
South
Mike Seybert
Seybert
Mary Watson
Bill Byer
Robert Nance
Fred Wright
Cliff Wells
Paul O'Neill
New Arrivals On Record At Local Hospital
Born at Community Hospital are several newborns including a boy to Mr and Mrs Daryl Paddock of Alexandria a girl to Mr and Mrs Richard Gray of 146 Ringwood Way and a boy to Mr and Mrs Billy Smith of 1801 N Madison Ave along with a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Richard Mitch of 2412 Bramble Way and others in the community.
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Daryl Paddock
Alexandria
Richard Gray
Ringwood Way
Richard Mitch
Bramble Wall
Madison County Guidance Center Opens in Citizens Bank Building
Grand opening ceremonies were held at the new Madison County Guidance Center offices at 447 Citizens Bank Building marking a decade of effort by residents. The center will offer counseling for emotional problems with a staff including Dr. J Kenneth Cooke M D medical director and Dr Edward H Stein staff psychiatrist. A 1968 Madison County grant of 48225 funds operation for the year.
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Madison County Guidance Center
Citizens Bank
Madison County
United States
Guidance Center
J. Kenneth Cooke
M.D
Edward H. Stein
C. Quenin Withrow
Donald Maxstadt
Kathryn Trudeau
Madison County Mental Health Association
State Board of Accounts
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Colomal
Robert Fridley
Clifton Paddock
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