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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1973

Page

2

Thieu and Nixon discuss Saigon plea for U.S. aid

At San Clemente the two presidents pledged to push a strong effort toward Indochina peace and discussed Saigon's demand for stepped up postwar aid. Talks covered cease-fire implementation, economic assistance, missing in action, and possible military guarantees, with no commitment to reinvade if breached.

Thieu Nixon Saigon U.S San Clemente Calif Nguyen van ‘Thieu Nam Hanoi United States

Anderson Area Deaths Aggregate in Indiana News

Multiple obituaries list infant Thomas Allen Gibbons and several adults in Anderson area communities. Among the deceased are Mildred Howard, Clara Eden, Frances Lane, Cleo Oversdorf, Elsie Maxwell, Edward Meister, and Charles Price, with services and burial plans at local churches and funeral homes. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, and extended family.

Sunday Sipping Could Spark Louisville Drive

Sunday liquor by the drink could spread to Jefferson County if Indiana passes similar law May 6 Derby weekend. Local business leaders and convention officials fear losing conventions to Indiana and push for a county referendum. Bill Kerberg of the Louisville Area Chamber supports starting mobilization while others weigh timing and political action.

Louisville Ohio River Jefferson County Indiana Otis R. Bowen Louisville-Jefferson Couny Kerberg Louisville Area Kentucky

Obituary highlights for Roy, Saylor, and Glass readings

Virginia M Roy 80 of 2609 Jackson Street died at 7 15 a m at a nursing home. Surviving children include Marie Wickens Elen Vesper Joseph Roy and others with 38 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral Mass at St Ambrose with burial at East Maplewend Cemetery. Saylor 67 of 8815 Bel Air Drive died at Community Hospital Indianapolis after 14 years there and 20 years at Delev Remy Division later in retail. Elks Lodge member. Glass 76 of 218 E Garfield died at Community Hospital Anderson from injuries after a truck accident on North Harrison Street.

Mildred Howard N. Madison Community Hospital Eau Claire Wis Wausau St. Mary's Catholic Church Tom Elizabeth) McMahan Anderson John R. Howard Washington, D. C Bacv Brownard Ru‘z Fuore Brainard- Gerlach-McCurn St. James Catholic Church Fren Ome Wausa Alexandria Clara Eden Rt. 3 The Baptist Church Sam Nanny) Reed Malnee Needler Tipton Claudie Frankton Frank George Jr Homer Eden Orestes Ethel Lock George Cox Lebanon Tenn Noffze Funeral Home Paul Taylor IOOF Virginia M. Roy Jackson St Belcourt N. D Stevens Point Roy S. Ambrose Friendship Ernest G Columbia City Bruce Delores) Brown Cloquet Minn Delbert Lillian) Henderson Marshall St. Ambrose Catholic Church Thomas Heiman East Maplewend Friends Brown and Atz Funeral Roy D. Saylor Bel Air Drive Indianapolis Galveston Delev Remy Jack and Mack's Men's Wear Elks Lodge Frances Tom Saylor Wil de Harry W. Moore Arlington Funeral Chapel Genel Hill Cemetery Dorse L. Glass E. Garfield North Harrison Street Alex Glass Ferm Bureau

Bowen Tax Compromise Sparks Senate Turmoil in Indiana

Governor Bowen announced a tax compromise on four bills at a Monday conference, prompting Senate Republican Leader Gutman to question vote-counting and commitment. Bowen directed a new conference report and urged a quick legislative recess to prepare for a vote, while retaining Senate tax relief factors and changing local option and corporate tax provisions.

Indianapolis Is R. Bowen Senate House Kermit D. Burrows Bowen Senae Republican Phillip E. Gutman Gutman Fort Wayne J. B. Kink Robert D. Orr

Meat boycott grows as price spiral spurs action

Local business leader Larry Contos of Payless Supermarkets says consumer anger over meat prices reflects broader wage and price tensions, while Madison County Public Interest Research Group seeks congressional hearings on food costs. The effort, echoed by union pamphlets in Indiana plants, aims to pressure policy without targeting supermarkets.

Larry Contos Payless Snermarkets Mathews Contos Madison County Public Interest Research Group Dennis Lanane Anderson U.S Indiana United Auto Workers Hoosier

Post Commander Chesterfield American Legion Post Dies

Dudley B. Grunden 57 of 812 W Main Chesterfield died suddenly Monday at 5 30 p.m. at St John s Hospital after illness. Born February 26 1916 in New Castle he was a World War II Army major and former Loyal National Guard and Chesterfield American Legion Post commander. Survived by wife Patricia daughter Ann Fleet son Ted A two sisters two brothers and one grandson. Funeral 10 30 a.m. Thursday at Chesterfield Christian Church with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery.

Alexandria Elsie Maxwell Portland Ore Maxwell Noffze Ed Clark Alexandria First Christian Church Parkview Cemetery Elwood Edward J. Meister Sweetbriar Mercy Hospital Meister Meister Insurance Agency East Gary Lillian Thomas Judy) Burke Richard Meister Flint Mich Leo Meister New Port Richey Fla Dudley B. Grunden W. Main Sr Chesterfield St. John’s Hospital New Castle Walter R Melinda Dudley Grunden New Castle Senior High School Anderson Delco-Remy Division U.S. Army Loyal National Guard Chesterfield American Legion Patricia J Grunden Ann Fleet Ted A Tag Highland High School Howard Martha) Heath Huntington Park Calif Joe Margaret) Hamm New David Michael Fleet Brown and Butz Harold Clark Chesterfield Christian Church East Maplewood Cemetery

Panama Canal Bends Oddly Across Isthmus

Panama City reports the canal runs at an odd angle causing the Atlantic entrance to lie west of the Pacific entry, a geographic quirk noted in early observations.

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