Thieu Says South Vietnam Will Not Call U.S. Troops Again
President Thieu told reporters in Washington that South Vietnam will defend itself against a North Vietnamese offensive and seeks only short term economic aid from the United States. He denied political imprisonments and said South Vietnam is a democracy with local decision making. He stressed no request for military aid and noted U.S. aid should not be indefinite.
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Washington
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
County
United States
Vietnam
National Press Lab
Solsier
Arungton National Cemetery
Blair House
Spiro T.agnew
Capitol Hill
National Press Club
Thieu
Thien
Thiew
Korea
Republic of China
Senate
North Vietnam
Congress
Nixon
House
Carl Albert
Fate Of Negotiations Unknown At Pendleton
Pendleton Indiana school negotiations wait on state tax package status. South Madison Community School board indicated bargaining issues hinge on the package’s fate and whether tax legislation passes. Community leaders say clarity depends on Senate action and the tax plan’s impact.
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Pendleton
Senate
House
South Madison
New Arrivals and Board Faces Budget Question
Newborns listed include Idella Ds a boy Waller Powell a boy Wesley Phil brook a boy and Charles Barthol Jomew a girl. South Madison Community School Corp faces a uncertain 1973-74 funding future as state tax legislation looms. ISTA affiliate South Madison Classroom Teachers Association voices possible negotiations on salaries. The district relies on $349000 distress money this year and okayed bids for a payroll computer unit from Burroughs and Litton ABS at about $19k to $25k.
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Corral Zeabart
Idella
Waller
Powell
Raible Ave
Wesley Philbrook
Chesterfield
Charles Barthol Jomew
W. 20Th St
South Madison Community School Corporation
Steve Custer
South Madison
State Board of Finance
John Johnson
Walnut St
A. Gir
American Fletcher
Victor Moore
National Bank
Greesfield
Burroughs Corp
Craig Priest
Harrison Li
Litton
Family of Eleven Lost Home in Sunday Night Fire
Howard and family of eleven left homeless after an overnight blaze at 1210 Nichol Ave. Fire destroyed most possessions. neighbors and churches aided with clothing and support. Firefighting teams contained flames after three hours. two firefighters injured. family seeks rental housing. Local residents describe close-knit community helping the affected family.
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Margauasrulture
Herald
Nichol Ave
Fullers
Howard Fullers
Tenth St
Husband
Howard Anthony
Fire Department
Tae En Neren
Young Howard Anthony
Ighters
Richard Wiley
Larry Peeple
Tina
Luther Pierce
New York
Armed Robbery at Milk Barn Reported
Police investigated an armed robbery at the Milk Barn on Pendleton Avenue near 622 about 10 45 p m Thursday. A service station attendant was struck with a revolver butt and a suspect was detained nearby awaiting identification. Police reports were not available at press time.
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Pendleton 2
Fone
Boy's platelet count drops after drug withdrawal
Pat Barclay, a liver recipient from Pendleton treated at Sloan Kettering, shows a sharp drop in platelet counts after stopping the anti-rejection drug ALG. Doctors fear possible bleeding but say he is not in immediate danger as they adjust medications to allow his blood to recover. The family awaits guidance on when they can return home.
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New York City
Pat Barclay
Pendleton
Sloan-Kettering Institute
New York
Pat
Barclay
Highland Reservoir Bill Stalls in Indiana House Holding Up State-Local Water Project
Debate over a proposed 1000 acre Highland Reservoir on Fall Creek in four counties stalled after Senate passage. Opponents cite land seizures tax losses and school disruption, while Marion County and Indianapolis Water Co supporters push for water supply flood control and recreation. Also new law limits mass gatherings with a 5000 attendee threshold and bonding requirements.
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Highland
Fall Creek
Madison
Hancock
Hamilton
Marion
Indiana
House
Senate
Une
Highland Lake
Olen
Army Corps of Engineers
Marion County
Indianapolis Water Company
Bull Island
Wabash River
Illinois
Age of Majority Bills Lower 21 Year Old Threshold Across Courts
Legislation would remove the 21 year old age limit and redefine a child as under 18 for free railway service while expanding who may contract with lenders and engage with financial institutions. It lowers age rules for medical consent, voting law requirements, guardianships, taxes, and probate, and revises court jurisdiction over dependent children.
Death notices from Anderson and Madison County area
Obituary notices record deaths of several residents including Miss Flossie Wakefield, Mrs Alma Bell, and Forrest Bell. Surviving relatives listed include children, grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral arrangements are noted with churches, funeral homes, and cemeteries in New Castle, Livingston Tennessee, Evansville Indiana, and Summitville and Alexandria locations. Services set by Brown and Butz, Speck and Hyder, and other local undertakers with dates pending.
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Maye Johnson
Maye
Johnson
Dod A Jbnson
Indiana Bell Telephone Office
Evansville
Ioanson
Alexander Funeral Home
Ruth Graves
Raymond Perry dies at 71 in Redbud Trailer Park
Raymond Virgil Perry, 71, of Redbud Trailer Park, died at 5:30 am Thursday at his niece Mrs. Frank Davis residence in Anderson. Born in Alexandria, he moved to Anderson from Warren, Michigan two and a half years ago. He was a retired Detroit city employee. Surviving are three great-nieces DeAnna Davis, Donna Dailey, Cathy Sheets. two great-nephews Michael Sheets and Kerry Davis.
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Raymond Virgil Perry
Redbud Trailer Park
Frank
Francs) Davis
Alexandria
Anderson
Warren
Mich
Detroit
DeAnna K. Davis
Donna
Debby) Dailey
Cathy Sheets
Michael Sheets
Kerry Davis
House Passes Amendments on Teachers Collective Bargaining
The Indiana House approved an amendment removing college professors from general bargaining bills and allowing separate talks for university staff. Debates centered on salary budgeting, strikes, and whether teachers must join unions. A separate police and fire bargaining bill had already been killed, with ongoing doubt about House Senate conference prospects.
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House
Marilyn Frances Schultz
Bloomington
Schultz
Indiana University
Indianapolis
Col jSnider
D-Decker
House-Senate
Harris
James
IR. Harris
Lization
Jewell G. Harris
Eet Aa
Ways and Means
John C. Hart
Clifford D. Arnold
Michigan City
Kenneth C
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el Paso
Texas
Alma Bell
New Castle
Iona Pierson
Leslie Williams
Knightstown
Anna Wakefield
Anna B. Wakefield
Moston St
Whursday
St. John's Hospital
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Harry Wakefield
Flossie Wakefield
Brown and Butz
C. D. Westhafer
Memorial Park Cemetery
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Alan’s Baptist Church
Livingston
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Ivan T. "Bass
P. A. Dixon
Freewill Baptist Churh
Bags
Nicholson File
Naval Air Force
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Keith
Bass
Virginia
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Speck and Hyder
Hoover Cemetery
Overton County
J Anderson
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
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Harold Merchant
Elsie Merryman
Forrest Bell
Forrest R
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Sisie Merryman
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Millard Merryman
Wabash
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Nando Nell Hodson
Siderson
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East Meplewood
Grace Warren
W. Broadway
Mercy Hospital
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Summitville
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Mary) Robey
Lawrence
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Dora) Plake
Bill
Betty) Hudson
Clifford
Thelma) Lemon
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William
Earl
Fairmount
Noffie Funeral
Donald Pruitt
S. J. Roberts
Vinson
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Raymond Perry
Chicago
Pendleton Wesleyan Church
State Reed
Neshvile
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