Rockefeller Targets Nixon With Harsh Line In GOP Push
Nelson Rockefeller argued that Nixon cannot win a national election and pressed Southern and Western delegates to back a candidate who can lead. He warned that choosing a man who cannot win would harm the country and urged delegates to resist Nixon’s appeals on policy and a running mate.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M
Nixon
GOP
Rockefeller
New York
Ohio
Ihey
Pennsylvania
Greer Steel Reunion Set at Davis Park
Former Greer Steel Co. employees and families plan an annual reunion at Davis Park on Ind. 32 West of Anderson. Event starts at 4 p.m. with a pitch-in dinner at 6 p.m. Bob Scott and his band will play for the gathering. The Greer Steel plant opened in 1935 and at full capacity employed 136 workers.
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Union Sat
Davis Park
Ind
Anderson
Bob Scott
Greer Steel Plant
Hospital dismissals list patients from multiple towns
Dismissed from Community Hospital are numerous individuals and families, including Mrs. Georgia Wingate of Harrison Street, Mrs. Darrell Isbell and son of West 21st Street, and Mrs. Helen Dickerson of Alexandria, among many others across Alexandria, Fortville, Frankton, Daleville, Marion, Pendleton, Ingalls, and surrounding areas. The long roll also includes infants and spouses, with addresses spanning Madison Avenue, Silver Street, and others.
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Community Hospital
Georgia Wingate
Harrison St
Darrell Isbell and Son
W. 21St St
Helen Dickerson
Alexandria
John Johnson
16Th Street
Thomas Lodge
Poplar Street
Freeda Kennedy
Shady Lane
Samuel Lower
Jerry Inglis
Frankton
Verda Davis
E. Davis Lane
Jane Caldwell
Silver St
Carl Carpenter and Son
Madison Ave
Janet Denger
Ingalls
Lula McLemore
16Th St
Martha Pritchard
Ind
Gordon Comer and Son
Central Ave
William Blair
Connie Toby
William Asher
Fletcher Street
Thelma Fulton
Tower Apts
Janice Cowen
Brown St
Thomas Fetty
John Hull
Clifford St
Renai Milton
Nelle Street
Marjory Brown
Daleville
Charlene Turner
James Ross
Greenfield Drive
Dean Kabrich
Chase St
Shelly Jones
Debra Craig
Fortville
Eileen Leonard
Elma St
Della Noble
Summitville
Lorene White
Halford St
Sally Latchaw
Cora Wertz
6Th Street
Frank Hudson
McArthur
Claude Fielder
Juda Connelly
St. Mire
Geraldine Kellams
Picea Blvd
Barbara Voss
9Th St
Inez Jones
Harmon St. Kym George
St. Charles Street
Gail Faucett
Pearl Street
Oliver
Eea
Sarah Prince
Locust St
Jesse Hughes
van Busdijk Rd
Cynthia Sweiger
Orleana
St. John’s Hospital
Evelyn Costello
Barry Oaks
Chesterfield
Voss
E. Sth
Clifford Faust
Delaware Street
Robert Cook
Sunnyside
Charles Geiger
Alpine Drive
George Haywood
Columbus Ave
Stella Byrd
Main Street
Bernice Nave
Mortoton
Noonan Halloman
Middletown
Benjamin Lee
Halett St
Arnett Hamm
Wilson Blvd
Wool checkmates for young juniors headline
The item highlights junior chess or wool-related competition where younger players achieve a decisive win. It emphasizes a junior event win and notes participating youth, organizers, and location. No further specifics are provided in the fragment.
Terre Haute Mayor Backs 15 Per Cent Sewage Rate Cut
Terre Haute Indiana mayor Leland Larrison said he would back a plan to cut sewage rates by 15 percent over two years. He favored an immediate 20 percent cut but supports Gail Wey's proposal of a 5 percent cut now followed by 5 percent in each of the next two years. Final council decision scheduled for August 21.
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Terre Haute, Ind
UPI
Leland Larrison
New Delhi Lists Cars Amid Population Growth
New Delhi, a city of about 3.5 million, reports 110000 registered automobiles as the capital expands. The AP dispatch notes the rising vehicle tally in the dense metropolitan area and cites registration data.
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New Delhi
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Carol Shoopman
Ras
Orion
Orlon
Mounds Mall
Ward
Donna Blacketer
Byron Hartwell
Betty Schmitt
W .7Th St
Cheryl Gouler
Noble St
Susan Warner
Marion Jim Dollar
E. 19Th St
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Terre Haute
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