Allies Meet To Discuss Peace Strategy Amid Talks Stall
Allies struggle to align on a peace strategy as Vietnam talks lag. South Vietnam faces pressure over seating and table shape while Viet Cong and NLF demands complicate the opening session. US Ambassador Cyrus R. Vance briefs Saigon on procedural steps as tensions rise ahead of Paris talks.
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Hanoi
South Vietnam
W. Averell Har‘lait
Saigon
Riman
Sne
S Nlf
Paris
Cyrus R. Vance
Sham Dang Lam
Vance
Ha van Lau
Hanai
Latsi
Salgon
Jton
Bui Diem
Lart
Diem
Anl
NLS
He Uther
NLF
Nguyen’ Thi Binh
Lam
Cotton Concert At UC Sunday By Gene Cotton
Columbus born folk singer Gene Cotton, known for a refined salt voice and unique style, headlines a Sunday 8:30 p.m. concert at Convocation Hall on the Anderson College campus. The Lights Life Council presents the show with tickets sold at the door. Cotton has toured New York City to college campuses and television, and has performed for US troops in Vietnam. He has two albums Power To Be and Charity Street forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Cotton
Anderson College
Helights Life Council
Cotton
Columbus
Ohio
New York City
Jvision and
Marilyn Johnson
Miami
Cohen
South
Midwest
Cannon Brolers
New Yorkieles
Frorkd
Arele Sam
Fourth Army
Hwo
Vietnam
College Readsmit Or Charge Pupils After Court Order
Madison Wisconsin AP university officials faced a federal court order to act quickly as Oshkosh State University suspended more than 9 percent of students over a November 21 campus demonstration. Judge Janes F Hoyle ordered readmission by 5 p.m. Wednesday unless formal charges are filed. Eugene R McPhee of the state university system pledged to comply and notify suspended black students of a hearing December 16 in Oshkosh.
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Madison
Wis
Oshkosh State University
U.S
Janes F Hoyle
Eugene R. McBhee
Wisconsin
State University System
McPhee
Oshkost
Oshkoeh
Doyle
E ‘i McPhee Seid Ronen Ying
Roger Guiles
Negro Pro Gramishe
Guiles
Noite
Doyle Scid
Local YTC Wins State Honors at Delphi Rally
Charles Talbert spoke on the work of lithe Anderson and caunell es amid the Delphi rally where Local YTC earned state recognition.
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YTC
Delphi
Charles Talbert
Loc
Spring rally set for April 27 at Prenely Lick
The Anderson Youth Temperance Council led state honors at Del Phi with Sam Maser as state president and Stephen Burnhart as vice president. Other top units included New Castle Parker Teal-Adams and Bedford. The rally featured four workshops and community events with county residents.
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Anderson Youth Temperanes Council
del Phi
Sam Maser
Anderson
Stephen Burnhart
New Casile
Parker
Tefl-Adams
Bedford
Fourorkshops
Stephen Burkdhart
Educatiwa County
Weist
Kalby Mackey
Carvallllians
Anita
A. Harlsuck
Wigotd
Uatacilus S. Baty
Riatey
Couns
Mes
Roy Caxer
Co. Istate
Mmnly
Baly
Thael Baly
Charles Greet
Rt. 2
Rock Auto
Ind
Indiana
Greer
Hig Oe
Yiel Son
Lary
Fouch
Madison County
Joe Bradgan
Pilot Awarded Three Air Medals of Vietnam Service
Major Dale Sheefer, son of Mrs. Andrew Welling, 711 East Ninth Street, was presented three Air Medals at Grissom AFB Indiana for meritorious achievement and outstanding airmanship during Vietnam missions. He graduated Anderson High School in 1944 and served 25 years in the U.S. Air Force, with duty in World War II Korea and Vietnam. He now serves with Strategic Air Command at Grissom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Sheefer
Andrew Welling
Ith St
Tle
Grissom Afb
Ind
Vietnam
Sheafer
Anderson High School
U.S. Air Force
Korea
Strategic Air Command
Grissom
Community Aid Plans for Unemployed and Education
The plan targets unemployed and underemployed Black residents with job training in industry and union programs. An educational uplift program assists dropouts and educated illiterates with sixth grade students at Westale Subdeland and Marshwood schools, awarding prizes and trips funded by Delzo Remy. A Black Business Coalition will promote Black spending and support local Black businesses.
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Traci
Harper
West
Subdeland
Marshwood
Ie League
Delzo Remy
Axxk
Laird Named as Nixon Defense Chief Candidate
President elect pressed ahead with cabinet choices amid war debate. Rumors say Laird, longtime House defense aide and former Republican Conference chair, was offered defense post but reportedly faced limited action. Nixon reportedly planned to pick a Democrat ally to join his cabinet.
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South
Vietnam
Nixon
Elnost
Ne Laird
House Republican Conference
House
Henry
Scoop
The
Washingtonian
Democrat
Burglary case mixup leads to jail over mistaken identity
In Indianapolis the Spectator was misidentified as Duke by police, leading to Claude Wilson Jr being jailed briefly before fingerprints proved the error. Bond set at 3000 dollars last week. Meanwhile a separate Grant County Circuit Court trial heard Wendell Willkie Davis face a first degree burglary charge with five witnesses and multiple prosecutors presenting the state's case.
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Albert Warels Duke
Dukes
Claude Wilson Jr
Indianapolis
Wilson
Duke
Smith
Anderson For Go
Duke 8
Anderson
Robbing
Richard BE
Kreegar
Buck Lillis
22Nd St
Grover Kelley
Kelley
Bill Davis
Yack Grant
David Doty
Joe Burton
Madison County
Marion Court
Anderson grave notices mingle with long obituary list
Multiple obituary and funeral notices for residents of Anderson and nearby towns. Names include Carol Sue Hall, Weatherford, Ballinger, and Weatherford families. Details cover surviving relatives, residences, churches, funeral homes, services, interment, and pallbearers.
J Pavese Dies Rites Wednesday
J B Pavese of Elwood died Sunday at Mercy Hospital after weeks of illness. Born in Lafayette in 1983 he was a son of Joseph and Sarah Pavese. He married Hazel Tetrick in 1985 and Lena Folund in 1960. she survives with three sons Walter Edwin and Malcolm Pavese, eight grandchildren, five sisters and one brother. Funeral will be at St Josephs Catholic Church Wednesday at 10. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call at Copher prior to service.
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Carol Hall
Carol Sue Hall
Fitz St
Indiana
Anderson
Sells and Rowe
Otter Nursing Home
United Methodist Church
Wil Bait de Sauid- Boris
Ta' Soloiers
Mon
Sarah Ann Mitchell
Weatherford
Theodore Ballinger
Pendleton
Harold M
Theodore
Ballinger
Stow Molder
Thiery
Hess
Anderson —Memorial
First United Method Park
Dist
Ruby Mac Buchanan Weatherford
Floyd
Lora
Kline
Forrest
Kana) Livengood
Howard
Elizabeth) Clanin
Tack
Marge) Hamilton
Napa
Calif
LaVerne
Jeune Aubarger
Springfield
Cols
Carroll
Barbara
Buriie
Gordon
Janet) Caleman
Grova Lawn
Walter Pavese
Edwin Pavese
Malcolm Pavese
Elwood
Eigh Grandciiirer
Amd
Ercit
Ideen
Lily Perkins
Gary
Blyood
Bud Pawse
Hobart
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Richard Pustz
Sunset
Memorial Park
Cophers
Matila Baker
Copher and Lesler
Martha
Frankton
William
Thomsas Bradhaym
Robert B. Garwood
Archie Bradburn
Don
van Nuys
May Thavis
Arcadia
Seve
Ethel Adcock
George Harpertery
Blywood
Alt
Indea
Albert
Robert Gordon T Jr
Jack Gordon
West Lafayette
Bill Gorrion
Helen Hertie
Doris Shaw
Dallas Gordon Andl
Hugh Gordon
Elwoot
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notes from Pendleton Frankton Elwood list William Miller aged 56 died at work in Pendleton. Also Frankton and Elwood notices for Bradhaym and Gordon families describe multiple survivors and funeral arrangements. Details include birth dates, military service, spousal and children, and cemetery plans. The notices name places Pendleton Frankton Elwood Anderson Marion Arcadia and institutions including the Elwood Community Hospital and local churches. Funeral services are pending at Cornel Bright Funeral Home and George Harper Funeral Home.
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William Miller
Pendleton
Willian B. Miller
Su" West St
Deleg
Remy
Jonesboro
Charles
Carrie Hat. Miller
Sortville
U. S. Navy
Anderson
Charles Miler
Marison
Mia Cornel! Bright
Funerel
Lome
Vietnam advisory effort and insurgent activity noted
US Thai forces cooperate in Vietnam advisory role with troops reportedly accompanying Thai units under strict fire rules. Police recount guerrilla tactics, saying communists avoid stand up battles and strike from ambush before fading into jungle. News reflects cautious official optimism on enemy strength.
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U.S
Vietnam
Prakarn Jastanilphan
Tieth
Clark
Indianapols
Robbers Stun Indianapolis Store Then Flee With Cash
About 10 employees at a northwest Indianapolis hardware store were held captive for two minutes Monday as four armed robbers waited for someone who could open the safe. Merchandise Manager Philip Bernstein arrived and tried the safe. The robbers escaped with cash and checks estimated at more than $19,000, said supervisor Robert Lee of the store.
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Indianapolis
Somedsy
Philip Bernstein
Robert Lee
Central Hard Hi
How To Hold False Teeth Firmly In Place
Quick guide to securing dentures with FASTESTH pastilles. Claims to keep plates firmer and more comfortable without sour taste. Advises regular dental checkups and to obtain PRATESTH at drug counters.
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Sonny Tidem
Dual-Logging bids on Works Board contract seen
The Anderson Board of Works awarded a 73,135 bid to Paul J. McKeand for dual-tiling a 29th Street stretch between Pendleton and Madison avenues. A second bid of 79,734.40 was submitted by Ralph Reed and Son. Also listed are legal actions against James Howard Jr and Lewis Tomas Nloiland with continuations to December 16 and other cases involving city officials and infrastructure planning.
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James Howard Jr
Qrth
Joss Johnson
Marion Withers
Howard
Lewis Tomas Nloiland
John W. Haster
Henry P. Schrenker
Hollsnd
James Madding
Indiana
Harold Smith
Pendietanrath
Henry P. Schrenkering
Anderson Board of Works
Paul J. McKeand
29Th Street
Pendleton
Madison Avenues
Ralph Reed
San
Prayer for United States Unity and Obedience to Government
A historical exhortation urges church pulpits to promote national unity and subordination to government. It cites George Washington’s era wording asking Almighty God to preserve the nation, foster brotherly love, mercy, humility, and pacific temper among citizens for a happy nation.
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United States
Wwe
Son Dever
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Ocal
Anderson _ Soni hed Fain
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Page S20
Delmos Moore
Ned
Sobel Furniture
An Log, Co
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Howard Johnson
Speedtray City
Kitchon
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Kenneth Kettery
Mau
Alexandria
Tay Ninn
Torney
J. Bayde Burton
Burton
Dai Wang
Tlhe
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SME
Peotte
Iboniat
Putate Seigon
Eta
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Harpay Agaained
Young
Urban League
Prasstools
Sita
National Urban League
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United Fletcher Methodist Church
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Onetta Rahim
Red
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Mark W. Clark
Wilkinson
Della_T. Retin
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Wilkinson United Methodist Church
Women's Circle
Shirley Ces
Kraft Fouls Company
Shirley
Pletcher
Rochelle) Downey
Las Gatos
Sharlene Rahm
Wayne Rahm
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Greenwood
Eleanor Plank
Elsma Schwartz
Granton
Orfan Dahby
Coynel
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Nic George Ic
Harper and Son
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Picof Cemetery
Frank Rector
Cornell Bright
Frank J. Rector
Pendleton Ave
Thiermont
Mendon Cemetery
Bey
14Th & Jackson
Works Board
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Indy-Muncie
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Civil Aeronauics Board
Muncie-Anderson-New ‘Castle
Ihe Pris
Pias
Ial
Mungie
Chicago
R. E. Gordon
America
George Washington
Baker Brothers
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