Apollo Crew Prepares for Moon Mission Launch
Apollo astronauts Duke Young Mattingly and W. Young worked through cold conditions and high pressure tests at Cape Kennedy to ready the lunar module and fuel systems for the Apollo 16 mission. The crew conducted extensive equipment checks, practiced depressurization, and reviewed surface operations as holiday crowds gathered at the launch site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Caf
Tina
Duke
Ttaff
Astsonzils Tens Bydoeen
Ilyuld
W. Young
Charles Mogueen
Duke Jr
Thoman Kay
Snp
Hilih
Young
Mattingly
Taytey
Hay
Descartes
Stone Mountain
Bombs Cause Damage in Belfast Amid Security Clampdown
In Belfast, 38 bombs since Friday damaged property valued at 2.6 million dollars as police say the IRA campaign escalates. Security forces barred cars from central streets from 6 pm Monday to curb bombings, with casualties including one woman killed and several wounded among soldiers police and civilians. The IRA vows to continue its fight for a united Ireland despite calls for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belpasy
Northern Ireland
Widrehan
Irish Republican Army
Ireland
Belfast
IRA
Trish Republic
Arrivals and Dismissals At Mercy Hospital
Mercy Hospital admitted Mrs. Mary Dean Summilville Mrs. Danny McFall RE 2 Mrs. Viola Tamilton 177 Antler C1 Mrs. Evelyn Croy 405 5 1h St Dismissed Renda Bchi sen Frankton Mrs. Millon Painter Anderson Harvey Sross RE 4 Mrs. Willian Stephens Alexandria Mig Pau Jones 2028 3 M St Robert Kieler Rt. 3 Miss Eva Rob inns 1615 Avenue East An ambulance aided a fall and cut injury at 5 19 a m and at 7 40 p m the ambulance returned for a crawl under a hedge rescue
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Mary Dean
Summilville
Danny McFall
Viola Tamilton
Evelyn Croy
Renda Bchisen
Frankton
Millon Painter
Anderson
Harvey Sross
Willian Stephens
Alexandria
Mig
Pau Jones
Robert Kieler
Eva Robinns
Avenue East
Tee Hickey
S.A St
Mercy’ Hospital
Restaurant Ad Promotes Fried Chicken and Sea Food Specialties
An old advertisement highlights shrimp and ocean perch offerings alongside fried chicken, Swiss steak, chicken and dumplings. It promotes a variety of seafood and southern dishes with a bold OPEN TILL PM note.
Tribesmen Spy For U S Continued From Page One
Tribesmen in remote regions reportedly aid U S forces by supplying modern weapons including automatic rifles grenade launchers and machine guns. Mountain communities defend homes and traditions amid outside world encroachment as provinces consider opium replacement crops. Border police commander Dao Mutong recalls new anti-drug laws and local resistance to shifting crops like tea coffee fruits chili peppers and nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vans
Whitiland
Tal
Gou
Dao Mutong
Nicholson Waten merger battle and Thai drug concerns
The report outlines Nicholson's stalled plans with Jaye Pina and a possible merger with Waten, while VIN's offer unsettles Nicholson. It notes a court adjournment, anxieties over Friday's ruling, and Jel's push to merge with VIN, set against rural roadwork in Northern Palla and opium issues in Thailand amid Nationalist Chinese robber-barons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaye Pinamon
Tour
Nicholson
Xright
Waten
VIN
Journal
Cowl
Nichokon Woukki
Jel
Uugh
Porter
Andy Way
Palla
Thailand
Thaland
China
Ing
Vientiane
Coen-Col
Ameciona
U.S
Nixon Talks Peace and Trade With Canada Visit
President Nixon reassures Canada that the United States will not meddle in its economy and aims for peaceful cooperation. He criticizes Soviet arms supplies to North Vietnam while outlining plans to tighten US-Canadian regulations during a state visit with Prime Minister Trudeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixon
Canada
United States
Reneeve
Minis
Pierre Eliott Trudeau
Moscow
Hanoi
Nixon
Union
North Vietnam
New Arrivals Comment on Canada U S Ties in Speech
Trudeau says Canada US friendship has been taken for granted but remains negotiable while Nixon declares no nation should be economically dependent on another. Nixon’s speech from the House of Commons addresses aims to strengthen U S Canada relations amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Five Injured In A Laconic Indiana Collision
Five persons were injured in a two-vehicle crash at Ind. 13 and 32 Friday evening near Lapel. Jess A. Skinner, 31, Connie Skinner, 23, Teresa Skinner, 8, and Melanie Newby, 7, all of 920 West Ninth Street, were treated for injuries and released. Paul Wood, 56, South Waiby, Was identified as the other driver. Skinner car was knocked 20 feet east of impact. Mrs Skinner admitted to Community Hospital Newby treated and transferred to St. John’s Hospital. Investigating officers from the Madison County police department reported the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diodne Holmiet
Speed Sheilar
Anderson
Rubel Sb
Rock
Enewood Country Club
West Top Street
Robert Dauiel
Walkathon
Herald Phnto
George G. Jackson
Naiih
Lapel
Marchi Gene Caster
Alg Pan
Ind
Aili
Jess A. Skinner
Skinner
Connie
Teresa
Melanie Newby
Ninth St
Casto
Madison County Police Department
Skinner Auto
Skinner, Wood
Mrs. Skinny
iTerem Newby
St. John's Hospital
Pendleton Porter Hartzell Welcome Newborn Girls
Mr and Mrs Raymond Falk Pendleton announce a boy. Mr and Mrs Steve Porter of 431 W Sixth St announce a girl. Mr and Mrs Dennis Hartzell of 315 Ruddle Ave announce a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Falk Pendleton
Steve Porter
W. Sixth SL
Dennis Hartzell
Ruddle Ave
Elite Studio Closing for Technique Changes
Elite Studio will be closed from April 17 to April 28 for changes in new techniques. The notice states temporary shutdown and implementation of updated methods. No other entities are specified besides the dates and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elite Studio
Deaths in Andersen And Madison County Area
Clau d Myers Claw Myers 84 of 449 Cherry died Wednesday at Americans Nursing Home after a long illness. He lived most of his life in Andits and was retired from Delea Remy. Surviving are two daughters Kathryn Wall and Virginia Stone, a grandchild and a great grandchild. Services were at Weston Anil Home, burial in Park Cemetery. Jean Hulquist, widow of Thomas Dearing, died April 6 in Ridley Park Pa after lengthy illness. Surviving are husband, Sell Helquist, and daughter Loo Ann Wiley. Memorial services at Christ Episcopal Church Ridley April 6 dags.
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Claud Myers Claw Myers
Cherry
Americans Nursing Home
Hitsife
Delea Remy
James
Kathryn) Wall
Inger
Anderson
Bert
Ward
Virginia
Stone of Wall
Sygne Granlchild
Weston Anile
Park
Cemelyy
Jean Hulquist
Thomas Dearing
Dean Dulquist
Ridley Park
Taylor Hospital
Sell Helquist
Loo Ann Wiley
Hiladelphia
Anderson A
Jesse Ray Summers
Martin
Keith Summers
Sarasola
Charles
Bud
Summers
Holton
Frank
Louise) Edeman
Middletown
Martha Meikel
Irdianapsell
Cecile
Prost
Ila
Child Nola Lauber
Anderaun
McNealan and Smith Funeral
Memorial Park
Jon
Uneva
Julia Wall
Noblesville
Julia Ann Wall
Walnut St
Riverview Hospital
Christian Church
Harry Wall
Daugheer
Julio Rowe
Chi Ytaga
Jin Vane
Demark
Long Beach
Calif
F Seevives
Mandy
Moses
Chaynland
Elyuod
Edward Deval
Meri
Arcadia Christian Ciisel
Amdstean Legion
Arcadia
Ruth Fax DeVol
Rangiters
Helen Redesrrn
Mary Jane Neban
Nora Belharp
Cleer
Joseph ML. Metrady
Bauhire
Wis
Meeks
Franz Edeward Oerth
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Ruth Bronnenberg
Orn Sly
Tatheran
Besylrice
Neb
Helhany Clristian Church
Shrace Bronnenberg
Donald WW. Bronnenberg
Dallas
Texas
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Harold Clark
Bronnenberg
Chesterfield
Pendleton
Burris Brandenburg
Pearl G&l
Bartho Smew County
Corine Mossman
George L. Robbuellé
Trespa Columbus
B. Firth
Elwood City
Community Hospital
Corinne
Penrletcy Massman
Thdianapolis
Z J Lumber Company
Robert Suffman
Taylor
Nicholssn
Far
Ville
Jorn Brandenburg
Rabher
Peandet
Wilesburg
Daleville
Virginia L. Harney Robinelle
Lee
Shir Dran
Jey Crossland
Alexandria
Shelly Kay Robinette
Allan
Cornell
Jimmie
Bright
Perdle
Kenneth W. Robinette
Bathiton
James Keown
Macy Juanita Gray
Anderson Memorial Park
Dorothy Rigney
May Tristipa Wilkinson
May Prillipa
Wilkinson
Nameless Creek Christian
Ralph Trittipo
Cnado and Sons
Jason Lane Frankton
Jason Christopher Lane
Darrell
Belly Green Lane
Low Jean Trailer Ct
Methodist Hospital
Miriam Christine Lane
Miriam Greene
Joseph Greene
Elwood
Mes
Delbect Lane
Elwaod
Bessie Shaffer
Flowood
Jackley
Brankton
Cora Lane
Naw Castle
R. E. Nibarger
Funeral notices of multiple Anderson area deaths listed
A compiled obituary notice indexes numerous funeral services and interments across Anderson and nearby towns. It lists names such as Mrs G William Alfie Jensen 91, Doris Rowe, Victor Allen, Russell Swinford, Julia Wall, Edward DeVol, Jesse Summers, James Forerest Rig, Ruth Bronnenberg, Corinne Mossman and others, with ages, residence streets, funeral homes Capher and Fosler Baker Brothers and Ellwood area cemeteries like East Maplewood Bronnenberg and Anderson Memorial Park. Interment details include Elwood City Cemetery and Memorial Park, with service times often today or in coming days and calling hours.
Emergency Runs Report From Norman and Surrounding Areas
Emergency dispatches list multiple hospital admissions and injuries. Names include Fannie Wright 41 illness at St John's Hospital, Darrel Myers 81 illness, Nelle Beckman 4 illness, Robert Lowry 46 injury, Gusta Barkus 52 injury, and Keith St John Esler 7 illness. Locations include St John's Hospital and John Esler. Times span Thursday night to Friday early morning across Norman and nearby streets.
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Charles McKissick
James Talkington
Kimberly
Norman Montgomery
St. John's Hospital
Madison Ave
Fannie Wright
Ohio Ave
Darrel Myers
Pentagon Orders Investigation of USO Worldwide Fraud
The Pentagon ordered expanded probes into USO activities amid alleged fraud by some USO personnel, with investigators sent to Vietnam and assistance sought from the Internal Revenue Service. Defense Secretary Laird said nine inmates at the Tri-State Reformatory face claims tied to misused funds and potential market manipulation by USO staff, while USO officials deny charges and cooperate with inquiries.
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Washington
Pentagon
USO
WSO
Vietnam
Rep
Edward Hebert
Dey Sha
House Armed Services Committee
Defene
Melvin JH. Laird
Laird
Aigleam
George Phend
U.S
Phend
Laird Contin
Vreteh
Rency
Fles
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Apollo
Porlault Ntian
Everybody's Tabernacle
B & Hercher Su
Andéiina, Ind
Lisa Nichols
Lone Oak Smorgasbord
Nichol Ave
Gaithers
South Meridian Church OF God
Trudeau
Secades
St. John’s Haspital
House of Commions c Chamber
Andersen
Madison County
Alliean Christensen
Aldersgate United
John H. Prince
Byiles
Rowe
Weston & Nofize Bue Inere
Mone
Mas
Distin
Prudie
Prince
Kenneth McClure
Anderson Memmorial Park Cemetery
Ilda Pearl Lawson
Ida Pearl Lawson
Central Ave
East Maplewood Cemetery
Victor Allen
Elwoon
Capher and Fosler
25Th St
Elwood City Cemetery
Russell Swinford Elwood
Russell Swinford
New Lancaster Cemetery
Yin
Mya
Marie Lane
St. Louis
Missiurdy Tour Krethera
Louis
Maymond
Herbert
Coell
Baker Brothers Fury Feral Home
F Funeral Home
Ames F. Rinker
Stradling Road
Ball Hospital
Fortville
Ralph
Tf. Slochum
Ventura
Indiana
Scheel
Fortrille Masonic Lodge
Knights Templar
Vette
Dorotty Stach
Fisher
Fisher Fower
Ei. F. Landrey
George Robinette
Burris
Brandenburg
Ambokanee
Ayacht
Republic of Vietmam
Usos
Waird
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Hebert
Hat
Board of Governors
Reformatory
East Side Church OF God
Tweites
Dwight D. Dye
East Sth Street
Regals
Bank Anericard
Mounds Mall
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