No-Contest Viet Election Sparks U S Disapproval
The United States voiced disapproval Friday of a no contest presidential election in South Vietnam as Gen. Minh withdraws leaving Nguyen Van Thieu unopposed. State Department officials stressed a fair multi candidate vote and questioned impacts on U S aid and Vietnamization.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Thieu
Nixon
Washington
Saigon
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Duong van) Minh
Nguyen van Thieu
McCloskey
Supreme Court
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vietnam
Minh
Ellsworth Bunker
Congress
Rep
G. V
Sonny) Montgom
Auction Sales Across Anderson and Surrounding Areas
A sequence of public auctions listed for August and September in Anderson and nearby towns. Multiple items including farm equipment, trucks, household goods, antiques, guns, livestock, and shop tools will be sold by various auctioneers such as George E Red Raines and Mort McShurley. Locations span 1626 E 60th St Anderson 11440 E 42nd St in Indianapolis and 112 S West St Alexandria with dates from Aug 21 to Sept 4.
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Town Hall
Court House Innderson
Indiana
Thomas Newman
Madison Superior Court
IL Milford, Milford & Glickfieldttorneys
Washington Street Union
Wickes Lumber Co
E. 60Th St
Anderson
George E. “Red” Raines
Andrew Klotz
Mi. S
Oakland
I-70
Post Rd
Mt. Comfort
42Nd St
Mort McShurley
Clifford Jack
Castor
Lapel
Old St
Co. Rd
Wayne Pheanis
Harold Paugh
Helms Rd
George C. Chambers
Mabel Hollensve
Arrow Ave
Wayne Phearis
Jennie O. Lynch
S. West
Alexandria
Egg M. Hood
Guy Bolen
Henry Co
Shirley
Ind
Conway & Sons Auctioneers
Bob & Betty Martin
Alex
St. Rd
John Willets
No. of St. Rd
Financial Insurance Fieumamettel
Crowd at Indiana State Fair small amid Labor Day push
Indiana State Fair drew a light crowd by mid-afternoon with 5 640 attendees as heat and humidity persisted. 4 H Club pig and sheep judges highlighted best-of-breed winners while Mary Ann Wehmer won the Hampshire barrow blue ribbon. Veteran race driver Art Pollard sparked a turbine car moment before a driving show caused some crashes. Gov Whitcomb awarded a $100 prize for the fair’s best cookies, Mary Alice Collins seeks $1,000 in a national contest.
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Indianapolis
Mary Ann Wehmer
Rt. 2
Fort Branch
Hampshire
Art Pollard
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Mary Alice Collins
Rt. 1
Markleville
Churchmen Plan Chicken Feast at September barbecue
FRANKTON Methodist Men outlined the annual Chicken Barbecue for Friday September 17 at the church. Committees for Tickets chairs and roles were announced including Bill Miller Rev Arthur Givens Dave Pritchett Willard Drake Larry Sumner and others. Glen Canfield presided with invoca tion by Rev Givens and devotions by John East. Refreshments were served by Ellsworth Canfield Sprague and Hughes. Planning for the Sept 20 meeting was assigned to Clifford Drake Neal Vestal Paul Everest Ray Mills and Robert Mills.
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Frankton
Bill Miller
Arthur Givens
Dave Pritchett
Willard Drake
Larry Sumner
Keith Davis
Glen Canfield
John Ackerman
Eddie Wilson
Arthur Drake
Neil Vestal
Joe Mroz
Alvin Huth
John Bangle
Gerald Harper
John Turner
Jerry Wilson
Frank Cain
Jerry Harper
Vic Kimmerling
Reggie Hicks
Lloyd Busby
Guernie Busby
John Browning
Steve Sumner
Joe Sumner
Merrill Quarles
John Marsh
Virgil Canfield
George Ellsworth
Melvin Shuter
John Harper
Rex Etchison
Jack Duncan
Clifford Drake
Melvin Sprague
Bud Rigsby
Bob Harrison
C. C. Cox
Maurice van Cleave
Bob Mills
James Small
George Sprague
Elmer Anderson
Ralph Drakes
Dave Lehman
Coin Coy
Doug Drake
Gene Marsh
Ray Mills
Bob Knotts
Paul Everest
Jack Strangeway
Will Rastetter
Arthur Haynes
Dan Bauer
Jack Sigler
Elmer Shetterly
Charles Clark
Lloyd Leeman
Bob Woodruff
Verleyn Gentry
Lloyd Hires
John East
Verle Hughes
Steve Paddock
Dewey Sigler
Eddie Whitten
Verry Hughes
Neal Vestal
Robert Mills
Insurrection Hits Bolivia as Turmoil Rocks Santa Cruz
In Santa Cruz an uprising against 10 month old President Juan Jose Torres government flared up Thursday night. A noncommissioned officer was killed in fighting. Two political parties declared open rebellion after the arrest of 40 people on Wednesday, a move the government said was to block a coup.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Jose Torres
Santa Cruz
Bridge League Named Charity of the Year for 1972
United Cerebral Palsy earns the 1972 Charity of the Year honor from the American Contract Bridge League. Proceeds from nationwide charity games and local club events could reach up to 250000 dollars for cerebral palsy research and related medical training, with funds directed to research not rehabilitative services.
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United Cerebral Palsy
American Contract Bridge League
William Hains
Madison County
UCP
Benjamin C. Johnson
Acbl Foundation
Foundation For the
Research and Educational Foundation
Jack Hausman
UCP Foundation
Spe
Mutual Funds Prices Across Major Firms Listed
A comprehensive NASD Invest Group listing shows bid and ask prices for numerous mutual funds and related securities, including IDS NW and Keystone funds, with figures for bids and asks across many accounts. The accompanying UPI market digest notes stocks steady, bonds steady, and commodities mixed at Friday’s close in New York and overseas markets.
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New York
UPI
Nasd Inc
Pave Eldence
Soviet Journal Answers Plea Of Faith In God
Debate in the Soviet Union’s atheist journal "Science and Religion" draws believers and non believers into a rare public discussion. Viktor N a 21 year old believer recounts personal persecution, monastery and seminary experience, and faith’s claim to do good. The journal counters that faith cannot be path to truth or good, noting religion’s long rule over minds yielded neither. Letters from across Russia praise and dispute Viktor N.’s views and the debate continues in the July issue.
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Soviet Union
Athiest
New York Times
Bernard Gwertzman
Viktor N
Leningrad
Russia
Viktor II
State Kindergarten Open Thursday in Middletown
The Middletown Kindergarten opens Thursday August 26 with two classes. Morning session runs 9:00 to 11:10 a.m. Afternoon session 12:30 to 2:40 p.m. Student fee is 14 dollars per year due August 26. Enrollees to report at the west door of Fairfield Elementary. Teacher for 1971 72 is Mrs Linda Oakes.
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Invest Group
IDS NW
Idspr
Mutual
Keystone
Amr
Muom
CHASE
Muomin
Boston
NAT Sec Ser
Balane
Bos
Bond Sr
Frontr
Divida
Shar Bs
Pref
Spec
Incom
Chem Fd
Stock Sr
Drefel E
Dreyfus
Dryfs Sr
Penn Sq
jJeaton & Putnam
Howard
Bale Fd
Gwth F
Incme
Specil
Stck Fd
Fid Cap
Fund
Fd Trnd
Fitchr C
Fitchr
Foursa
Franklin
Fr Grwt
DNTC
Utilit
Fr Incm
Gibrl Gr
Apex F
Stk
Hmh DA
Ham Gr
Inc Best
Equity
Geo
Groth
Inc
Vista F
State Fm
United Funds
Varad
Val Spe
Wellington Group
Wellin
Windsr
Ind Util
Stks
New York
Matey
Dow Jones
Middletown
Fairfield Elementary School
Linda Oakes
In Memoriam and Remembrance Notices Card
Classified page features memorial notices for Walter Elph and Ralph Cramer with mournful verses from family. Also a small personal ad for back-to-school luggage and laundry for sale. appears amid broader classified listings and service ads.
Classified Classified Advertising Rates and Policies
Credit is extended to persons who have telephones Listed in their names. Monthly rate is 86.00 per line with a 50c charge for B H Box Numbers. Two line minimum. Rate charge $1.00. Cash 9c discount of 10 percent for ads paid in advance. Ads accepted until 5 p.m. the day prior to publication. Anderson Newspapers reserves the right to classify ads properly.
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B&h
Herald
Bulletin
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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