Truman in Critical Condition at Research Medical Center
Former President Harry S. Truman, 88, remained in critical condition with unstable vital signs and potential complications after lung congestion and bronchitis. Spokesmen noted gradual changes, with family at the hospital and further updates expected as his status and treatment, including oxygen and inhalation therapy, continued.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Medical Center
Truman
Bess
Margaret Truman Daniel
Washington
White House
Wallace Graham
Nixon keeps Butz as agriculture secretary in second term
President Nixon retains Earl Butz as agriculture secretary while naming Frederick B. Dent of Mayfair Mills to run commerce. Peterson exits to a Europe Asia mission, with a broader cabinet shakeup underway including potential moves for Volpe and Kleindienst as well as new treasury appointments.
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Earl Butz
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Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
South Carolina
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White House
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Europe
Asia
For
Mer Bell and Howell Co
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Ronald L. Ziegler
Shultz
Maurice HI. Stans
Butz
Agriculture Department
Phil Campbell
Transportation
Richard G. Kleindienst
John Volpe
Italy
Dent
Senate
Yale
Mayfair Mills
Cape May
N.J
Spartanburg
S.C
General Electric Co
South Carolina National Bank
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Harry Dent
Ziegler Saidon
Emmerce
Ziegler
Latin America
U.S
Aspen Lodge
Treasury Department
Revenue sharing debate shapes city tax effort and district roles
Cities weigh how revenue sharing limits jurisdiction to storm-sewer work and its effect on Anderson and Muncie tax effort. Honey cautions the program is temporary and funds must be spent within 24 months. Eligible uses include safety, environment, transport, health, recreation, and libraries with a Dec 31 1973 error review deadline.
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Rock
Anderson
Muncie
Cooley
Honey
Jeaders
Annie's bid to swim on Pendleton Heights team faces limits
The article details Annie, a girl competing in boys sports, seeking a place on the Pendleton Heights swim team despite legal and logistical hurdles. Coach Thompson supports her, noting 4,000 yards daily practice and a court ruling appeal. Parents back her drive as schools debate girls on boys teams and new THSAA girls sports begin.
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Thompson
Annie
Pendleton Heights
Carmel
Ball State Uni
BSU
Supreme Court
THSAA
Bell seeks major rate hike to fund expanded service
Indiana Bell seeks permission to raise installation fees for residential and business customers and to increase monthly and per call charges. The plan would lift residential installation from 15 to 25 dollars, add 10 cents per outgoing call over 30, and boost mobile service monthly charges. overall annual revenues would rise about 12 percent to roughly 35.5 million dollars, with after tax retention near 16 million.
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Bell
Anderson
PSC
Inidana Bell
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Evansville
Columbus
Kokomo
Marion
Muncie
New Harmony
Rockport
South Bend
Vincennes
Nine Arrested in Prostitution Raids Scheduled for Arraignment
After a day’s delay nine suspects, linked to two Sunday morning raids on alleged houses of prostitution, face arraignment in City Court. Jean Goettman of 5836 Pendleton Ave is charged with keeping a house of prostitution and listed as owner of the Indiana Motel at 5838 Pendleton Ave, with a Dec 21 court appearance planned.
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Phoenix, Ariz
White House
Ziegler
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Jean Goettman
Pendleton Ave
IT Art Student Builds Eight Foot Catapult
Clifford Kibellus, an Indiana Tech art student in Fort Wayne, set up a canvas then backed off about 50 feet to launch paint from an eight foot catapult.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Clifford Kibellus
Indiana Tech
Kibellus
Deaths in Anderson and County Area
Obituaries for Mrs. Mary V. Coburn and other local residents list death dates, surviving family, and funeral arrangements. Coburn, formerly of Carbondale Illinois, died at Community Hospital after a long GM career. Additional notices include Hallie I. Craig of Anderson and other area deaths with wake times, churches, and burial sites.
Mrs. Bertie Morgan Rites Set? (Not Provided)
Mrs Bertie Morgan 92 of 1413 Woodbine Dr died Wednesday at St John Hospital after two months of serious illness. A Delaware County native she lived with daughter Betty George for four and a half years. Surviving: five daughters, a brother, 26 grandchildren, 49 great grandchildren, one great great granddaughter.
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Bertie Morgan
Woodbine Dr
St. John’s Hospital
Delaware County
Betty George
George
Anderson
Alma B. Huber
Selma
Ruby Chandler
Commiskey
Thelma J. Hartley
Stella Cowgill
Muncie
William Leslie Zimmerman
Danville
College Quintet To Appear Sunday At Innisdale Church
Huntington College Truth Unlimited singers will perform Sunday at Innisdale United Church 1101 W. First Alexandria. The program starts at 7 p.m. Admission is free and the public is invited, according to Rev. David Gee the pastor.
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Alexandria
Truth Unlimited
Huntington College
Innisdale
David Gee
Dreaming season Quality New Homes
HAL REDDICK and W H HIGHSMITH present a feature on quality new homes. The article discusses design ideas, construction tips, and market insights for buyers seeking durable, stylish residences in growing neighborhoods.
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Hal Reddick
W. H. Highsmith
Obituary: Robert C. Trischman 68 of Kokomo
Robert C. Trischman 68 of Kokomo died at 3 35 p m Tuesday in a Elwood nursing home where he had been a patient for months. Born in Chicago he lived here most of his life and earlier owned a parking lot. He was a member of St Marys Catholic Church. Surviving are three cousins Mrs Joan Walsh Wilbert Trischman and Edward Trischman. Funeral services will be at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev James R Goodrum officiating. Burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Mary V. Coburn
John W. Coburn
Main
Community Hospital
Carbondale
Til
General Motors
VFW
Anderson
Lewis Wampler
Dayton
Ohio
Pearl Cochran
Farmland
Dorie Abernathy
Medoc
Belle Wampler
Centerville
Baker Brothers
James D. Johnson
Nazarene Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Robert C. Trischman
Main St
Elwood
Chicago
Ill
Trischman
St. Marys’ Catholic Church
Couwns
Joan Walsh
Wilbert Trischman
Kokomo
Edward Trischman
Brown and Butz Funeral
James R. Goodrum
Homesite Plot Up For Okay By Planners
The first section of a large northeast city tract, east of Alexandria Pike and north of Lindberg Road, is up for final plot approval tonight at 7:30. National Homes Corp seeks to buy the property from Joseph Gallagher and John H. Burton after tentative approval last month for 323 homesites and required recreational space, storm sewer, and settling basins to filter Aqua Gardens runoff.
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City Plan Commission
Alexandria Pike
Lindberg Road
National Homes Corp
Joseph Gallagher
John H. Burton
Madison Ave
Community Hospital
53Rd Street
Ind. 109
Robert Vickers
Woooloo
Burton Place
Ronald L. Reed
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Parons’s Mortuary
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Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
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Mechanicsburg
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Hallie I. Craig
Federal
Rt. 2
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Hillcrest Church of Christ
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Christmas Club
Anderson Banking
ABC
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RCA
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Broadway
Cross Street
Meridian
10Th Street
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Nichol Ave
Park Road
Mounds Mall
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