Army and Reserve Forces Announce Early Release Plan
The Army said most of 28 000 reservists and National Guardsmen called after the Pueblo seizure will be home before Christmas 1969. Draft calls will rise to 28 000 next spring to replace released personnel and about 97 000 of 32 000 called up have been promised early exits. Vietnam rotations set mid 1969 to late 1969.
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Vietnam
Pueblo
North Korea
Navy
Air Force
Sean
Pearl Harbor Day Recalled In WWII Dispatches
Reader memories of December 7 1941 anchored by an Associated Press report recount a Pearl Harbor attack context. The diplomatic exchange of Nomura and Kurugi at Hulls office is described with late arrival delays and a heated reception. The piece notes 3 481 US casualties and material losses from the assault.
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Hull
Bone
Rown
Karusu
Nomura
Pacific
State Department
United States
Or Dam
Identity mixup at Madison Circuit Court over burglary case
Spectators observed a double misidentification as Claude H. Wilson Jr. was released by mistake while Albert N. Duke remained at large. The actual defendant, Duke, was arrested with another man in 1967 in Anderson and faces trial Monday. Lola Eileen Vanness, wife of I was Vanness, died in a railroad accident near Elwood.
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Madison Circuit
Carl T
Anderson
Harry Fleck
Reed Swafford
Duke
Calunn
Inaugural Construction Delays Sign Hints at Nixon Era
In front of the White House workers build grandstands on the sidewalk for the Nixon inauguration. A sign reads Sorry for the inconvenience of construction We are making way for another great man.
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Washington
White House
Richard A. Nixon
Elwood Youth Shot During Break-In Probe
Elwood Bert Anderson, 19, of 1909 S H Street, was in critical condition after being shot in the right leg at about 2 a m Friday. Elwood Patrolman Richard Minniear pursued a suspect at 212 N Anderson Street following a broken service station window. the gunfire occurred after warnings failed to stop the fleeing man. Anderson received treatment at Mercy Hospital before transfer to Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie.
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Mercy Hospital
Q Ball Hospital
Munele
Jaycees Open Search For DSA Candidates In Anderson
Anderson residents are urged to nominate men aged 21 to 36 for the Jaycees Distinguished Service Award to be presented at the 23rd annual DSA banquet. A seven member committee will select three finalists, with the winner to be announced at the Jaycee banquet next month.
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Anderson
Jaycees
DSA
Jaycee
P.O. Box
Ind
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Federal Loan
W. Lith
Higher Property Tax Rates Loom For 30 County Units
The article reports 15,500 U S troops and 86 F4 Phantom fighter bombers to West Germany for January maneuvers near the Czechoslovak border. NATO plans, costs up to 10 million, with advance elements leaving Jan 8 and main force around Jan 23, brigades rotating at West Germany posts, and aims to maintain proficiency in European theater. Includes units from Ft Riley and various air bases, linking to the broader response to Soviet actions and Czech invasion.
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Czechoslovakia
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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U.S
Brussels
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Germany
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Ft. Riley
Kan
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Ft. Lewis
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Mountain Home Afb
Idaho
Travis Afb
Calif
McChord Apb
County tax notices warn of 8 percent delinquency fee
County Treasurer Horace Hayes says about five percent of Madison County residents will be assessed an eight percent penalty for delinquent taxes. Those missing the November 4 deadline must include the fee with payments. Fall collections totaled $7,974,019.25 and 1968 year total was $18,931,547.24. Auditor's unit breakdown will start in about two days.
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Madison Countiaes
Horace Hayes
Hayes
Schedule of church services Sunday
Clark and Walker deny charge in a police report cited in the paper. Rockefeller requests all U.S. welfare arrangements. Madison Heights and Fendlenton are noted winners while Marion defeats Indien and Elwood and Alexandria fall, with further details on Page 12.
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Fendleton
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Marion
Indien Drive
Elwood
Alexandria
Anderson Realtor John M. Rock Dies at 46
John M. Rock of Hanna Road Anderson died Thursday at Cleveland Clinic after a health illness. He served as president of the local Board of Realtors and was a past vice president of the Indiana Board of Realtors. Funeral arrangements are pending at Haker Brothers Funeral Home. His brother Lt. Gov. Robert L. Rock and wife were in Hawaii for a conference and are returning with a sister.
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John M. Rock
Rt. 2
Hanna Rd
Cleveland Ohio
Robert L. Rock
Anderson
Hawaii
Thomas
Ann Louise) Jones
Haker Brothers Funeral
Rook
Board of Realtors
Indiana Board of Realtors
National Association of the Board of Realtors
Fiate Yuinta
Salumn
Hearings Ended On 1969 Budgets And Levies In 34 Counties
State Board of Tax Commissioners wrapped two days of hearings at the courthouse on proposed 1969 budgets and tax levies for 34 county units. Final rates, per $100 of taxable property, include a one cent state levy and differing local rates. increases mainly reflect higher city or town and school costs. Notable changes show Anderson areas and several townships raising rates, with some units listed as up or down against prior figures.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Anderson
Anderson Township
State Board
Lafayette
Richland
Union
Aexandria
Chesterfield
Country Club Heights
Edgerood
Elwod
Dark Creek
Nixon Cabinet Nears Finalization, Finch Says
California Lt. Gov. Robert Finch stated that Nixon has all but three cabinet posts decided and that the bulk of the appointments has been worked out. He expected to announce the cabinet next week with Finch likely headed Health Education and Welfare.
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Nixon
Finch
San Francisco
UPS
Richard
Californis
Robert Finch
North Vietnamese sabotage attacks DMZ outpost and bridges
UPI dispatch reports North Vietnamese infantry hit a U.S. outpost near the DMZ and sabotage squads attacked nearby bridges. American artillery conducted three bombardments against communist units inside the buffer zone as reconnaissance noted a heavy buildup in the DMZ’s southern half. Dong Ha base perimeter was reportedly encircled as clashes unfolded 13 miles south of the DMZ.
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Saigon
Dmz
UPI
Raymond Wilkinson
Bot Plesia
Soluma
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity Barn at St Johns Hospital
Mr and Mrs Garland Blackford 2424 Wildwood Dr welcomed a boy. Johnny Taylor 2407 Dewey Sr welcomed a girl. James Williams 410 W 21st St welcomed a boy. Edwin Sent Fairmount welcomed a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Garland Blackford
Wildwood
Johnny Taylor
Dewey Sr
Community Hospital
James Williams
21St St
Edwin Sent
Fairmount
Classified Ad Help Line Clarified for Quick Placement
Advertisement seeks to assist readers in placing ads efficiently. Contact number 425971 provided for ordering ads, promising fast service and clear guidance.
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