Four Army Paratroopers Die In Huey Helicopter Crash
Four Army paratroopers were killed when their UH 1H Huey plunged to the ground and exploded near Fort Campbell Kentucky. The mission involved a routine jump with winds forcing changes and no survivors reported. Identified victims include CWO 2 Howard W Blanton and S Sgt Mifflin Tichner, with two other names withheld pending today. Authorities launched an investigation into the crash and altitude at impact remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Campbell
Public Information Office
CWO
Howard W. Blanton
Clarksville
Sion
Lafayette
Corregidor
President to Address Nation Tonight on Withdrawal Plans
Washington AP Nixon will address the nation by radio and TV at 10 p.m. EST to discuss South Vietnam and announce troop level decisions after May 1. He consulted Kissinger after Kissinger's Moscow trip and secured concurrence from South Vietnamese President Thieu and U.S. advisers.
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Washington
Nixon
South Vietnam
U.S
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Moscow
Ronald L. Ziegler
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Thieu
Ziegler
America
Black Business Seminar Resumes Here Tonight
Anderson's Black Business Seminar resumes tonight with a panel on development and operation of service type businesses. Mayor Robert L. Rock Glen Katzman Fred Whipple Mary H. Whelchel Primus Mootry will moderate and oversee a discussion as more than 60 black business men gather at the Anderson community school administration building at 7 p.m. for the seventh of ten seminars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Robert L. Rock
Glen Katzman
Elliot Mayflower Moving
Fred Whipple
Whipple Marathon Station
Mary H. Whelchel
Anderson Business and Professional Womens Association
Johnn Smith
Primus Mootry
James W. Center Memorial Center
Anderson Community School
Auto Wrecks Injure Two
A two-vehicle accident injured a driver and a one car crash sent another person to hospital. Michael V. Schyler, 21, of 3824 E Lynn St, was treated at St Johns Hospital after his auto struck a pole near 3605 Forrest Terrace at 2 20 p m. He said he lost control and hit west side utility poles. In a separate one car crash Jeffery A Brown, 17, Rt 4 Box 97, was admitted to St Johns after his car left Ind 67 near Ridge Road swerved, struck a tree and rolled over as a car pulled in front of him to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael V. Schyler
E. Lynn St
St. John’s Hospital
Forrest Terrace
Schyler
Jeffery A. Brown
Rt. 4
Box 97
Ridge Road
Earl Francis
Indiana
Brown
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
At St John’s Hospital a boy was born to Mr and Mrs Michael Mollet of 2305 Fowler St. A girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Terrell Giddens of 35 Leisure Lane. At Community Hospital a boy was born to Mr and Mrs Hubert Harrison of 207 Sunset Blvd. A boy followed for Mr and Mrs Thomas McAtee of 2618 W 34 St. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs James Stanley of 2805 Brentwood Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Michael Mollet
Fowler St
Terrell Giddens
Leisure Lane
Hubert Harrison
Sunset Blvd
Thomas McAtee
James Stanley
Brentwood Drive
Elwood City Court Clears Ten In Beverage Act Misdemeanors
Elwood City Court, led by City Judge Riley Sharp, found ten defendants not guilty or set trials for May 9. Several pled guilty to offenses including no operator's license, reckless driving, no registration, and malicious trespass with fines and costs. A change of judge was granted for multiple cases and no court next Tuesday due to primary elections. The session notes dates, ages, and addresses of several defendants.
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Elwood
Riley Sharp
Sharp
Deborah K. Green
S. A
Clyde R. Phillips
S. B
Deborah Conwell
Gregory Conwell
S. F. James L. Bucci
S. E
Forrest D. Hunsberger
Rt. 1
George J. Haynes
Green Acreas Trailer Ct
Robert Trick
Indiana State Farm
Ann Richwine
Wilkie
Orville L. Oxley Jr
N. 13Th
Oscar Colbert
Noblesville
William J. Tucker
Frankton
William P. Hall
Donelly
Anderson
Philip A. Jones
S. 28Th St
Dale D. Sprankle
Marion
Billy G. Payne
S. 25Th
Walter E. Patterson
Georgetown
Donald Leisure
Elwood City Court
U S To Resume Paris Peace Talks
The United States said it would restart the Paris peace talks with North Vietnam on Thursday and press for an end to what it calls the North Vietnamese invasion of South Vietnam. President Nixon ordered the talks suspended on March 23, with Kissinger having held secret Moscow talks recently.
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Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Ziegler
Thieu
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Saigon
William Porter
Paris
Creighton Abrams
South Vietnam
Secretary of
William P. Rogers
Defense Secre
Washington
United States
North Vietnam
Nicxa
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Paris Forum
Zigler
Henry Kissinger
Lyndon B Johnson
Emergency Runs Report From City Fire Department
Emergency run log lists Monday and Tuesday incidents with names ages and locations. Entries include ill people at St John s Hospital and Community Hospital, and an accident at 36th Street and Forrest Terrace. Firemen Schildmeier and Greenlee are noted on a run.
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Charles McKissick
James Talkington
Plant
Delco- Remy
St. John’s Hospital
W. Eighth St
Ralph Johnson
Community Hospital
Fulton St
Mary Simmons
Cassie Simmons
Jerry Schildmeier
Carl Greenlee
E. Fifth St. Mary Gibson
Wendell Shryock
Gerald Silvey
Maryland
Margaret Atkinson
36Th Street
Forrest Terrace
Mike Schyler
St. John's Hospital
Elwood Woman Bernadette Scholl To Graduate From U of Detroit
Bernadette Scholl daughter of John R Scholl of 1604 S Anderson Elwood will graduate with one of the largest classes at the University of Detroit on April 29 Commencement on the McNichols Road campus Fr Malc Carmon S J university president says more than 1950 students will participate Miss Scholl majors in experimental division and graduates from the college of arts and sciences
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadette Scholl
John R. Scholl
S. Anderson
Elwood
University of Detroit
McNichols Road
Malcolm Carron
S.J
Miss Scholl
College of Arts and Sciences
25th Street Closed for Railroad Crossing Repairs
Twenty fifth Street between Pendleton and Arrow avenues will close at 6 a.m. today for about a week due to repairs at a railroad crossing near Guide Lamp Division. Access to Guide's parking lots remains, but 25th Street will not be a through street. Traffic will be detoured via Forkner Street 22nd Street and Arrow Avenue with police directing vehicles.
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Twenty-fifth Street
Pendleton
Arrow Avenues
Guide Lamp Division
Lloyd Line
Guide
Line
Forkner Street
22Nd Street
Arrow Avenue
Guilty verdict issued in Madison Circuit Court
Milo Hinkle was found guilty of driving under the influence. He received a $25 fine, court costs, and a 60 day license suspension. Benjamin Patterson pleads innocent to reckless driving. trial set for July 12. Continuances granted for Charles D. Robinson and Daniel Kirk Thomas. Subpoenas issued for Virgil Edison and Barbara Fuller.
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Madison
Milo Hinkle
Benjamin Patterson
Charles D. Robinson
Daniel Kirk Thomas
Virgil Edison
Barbara Fuller
Bible Study on Revelations Begins April 27 at 7 30
Pendleton Dr Marvin Cook of First United Methodist Church will lead a Thursday evening Bible Study on the Book of Revelations at 7 30 starting April 27. The class is open to anyone interested.
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Pendleton
Marvin Cook
First United Methodist Church
New Penneys Manager Named Edward W. Sims
Edward W. Sims was appointed the new manager of J. C. Penney Co., replacing James Burau who will transfer to Grand Rapids Michigan to manage the store there. Sims is a 1947 University of Maine graduate and has managed Penney outlets in Jeffersonville Indiana, St. Louis Missouri and Mankato Minnesota. He has three children Mary Jo Edward Jr and Laura and a wife Jean. He has been active in United Fund and Rotary Club and is seeking a home in Anderson.
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Edward W. Sims
J. C. Penney Co
James Burau
Grand Rapids
Mich
University of Maine
Sims
Penney
Jeffersonville
Ind
St. Louis
Mankato
Minn
Mary Jo
Edward Jr
Laura
Jean
United Fund
Rotary Club
Anderson
Voting Machine Demonstration At Mounds Mall
The League of Women Voters will demonstrate a voting machine at Mounds Mall Friday Saturday and Sunday April 28 30. Members will answer questions and instruct interested persons on use of the machine aimed at helping 18 21 year olds learn the voting process before Indiana May primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Mounds Mall
League
Indiana
Betty Taylor
Rock Forces Using Muscle in Political Battle Ahead of Vote
Rock attacks Democrats over jobs as political favors and accuses them of harming unemployment policy amid a feud with Welsh-Conrad allies. Lanane warns the Madison County fight could widen as he plans to push INPIRG to vet corporate and government accountability. Ravage faces pressure as Conrad allies rally in city leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Party
Lanane
Ferguson
Conrad
Madison County
Rock
Welsh
Richard Bodine
Bodine
Manfred Core
Jack New
New
Edgar Whitcomb
Indiana Public Interest Research Group
Inpirg
Mary Lou Ravage
Chamber Pays Tribute To 1971 Leaders
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce honored retiring board members officers and committee chairs at the spring awards and membership dinner at the Anderson Country Club. Rev Joseph G Wick spoke on The Therapy of Laughter. 1972 officers and many retiring directors were named, with a list of standing committee chairs and future leaders.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Club
Joseph G. Wick
Lafayette
Thomas R. McMahan
Frank A. Allis
Robert E. Jackson
Ted C. McClintick
T. Franklin
Charles R. Hoffman
Floyd A. Kline Sr
Charles R. Lamey
Robert E. Miller
Donald E. Noffsinger
Robert E. Reitz
John E. Richeson
Central Business District
Robert W. Roseberry
Earl P. Simpson
Ralph H. Sprague
George Sanders Dead In Hotel Seaside Suide Note Found
Actor George Sanders was found dead in a Castelldefells hotel in Spain after a note explained he was committing death by own action because he was bored and had lived long enough. Police said five empty barbiturate tubes were near the body and a second note existed in Spanish.
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Barcelona
Spain
George
Holywood Films
Sanders
Castelldefells
Cifra
Castelldefells Morgue
Horace Kennedy
Palma de Mallorca
Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Bel Air
Infant Stillborn In Elwood At Mercy Hospital
ELWOOD infant daughter of Harvey and Deborah Jarrett 1318 S N St stillborn at Mercy Hospital at 12 30 pm Tuesday Graveside services set for 10 am today at Elwood City Cemetery Father Richard Paetz officiating arrangements handled by Clark Funeral Home also listed Ralph Speed Johnson 59 of 1125 E 29th St died unexpectedly at Community Hospital He was a meat cutter for Whittakers Fine Meats at Carmel and a member of Eagles and Elks Surviving include two sons a mother and five grandchildren Funeral at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Thursday at 1 pm burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. ALEXANDRIA Former Alexandria mayor Guy C Lewis 70 of 402 W Tyler dead on arrival at Community Hospital following a coronary Lewis served as mayor 1948-52 1960-64 on Madison County board 1956-59 Surviving wife daughter two brothers and sister nine grandchildren three great grandchildren Funeral Thursday 1 30 pm at Noffze Funeral Home with two Reverends co officiating Interment Jones Cemetery Yorktown Friends may call after 2 pm today
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Elwood
Harvey
Deborah Jarrett
S. N St
Mercy Hospital
Elizabeth Jarrett
James
Robert Murphy
Kokomo
Joseph Jarrett
Ralph
Speed) Johnson
E. 29Th St
Community Hospital
Anderson
Whittakers Fine Meats
Carmel
Eagles and Elks Lodges
William
Richard Johnson
Nanna Johnson
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Philip Williams
Anderson Memoral Park
Alexandria
Madison County
Guy C. Lewis
W. Tyler
Madison County Commissioners
Our Blessed Saviour Lutheran Church
Monroe Township
Democrats
Phala
Richard
Patricia) Esmon
Indianapolis
Earl Lewis
Willis Marlow
Noffze Funeral
Roger Forbe
E. F. Lorenz
Jones Cemetery
Hilltop Restaurant Offers All You Can Eat Italian Menu
Hilltop Restaurant on St. Rd. 32W Lapel serves Italian spaghetti garlic bread and salad, plus fresh perch vegetables and salad. All you can eat for 1.75 dollars. Hours 6 AM to 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Restaurant
Passwater’s
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Park Place School
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Dana Bricker
Cathy Coolidge
Paul Shively
Randy Cox
Lisa Passell
Brad Sage
Herald
Shari Keys
25Th Street
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Chamber
George Sanders
St. Petersburg
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England
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Manchester Technical School
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Brazil
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Madison County Area
Elwood City Cemetery
Richard Paetz
Clark Funeral Home
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