Southeast Asia mapped amid swift change and conflict
National Geographic releases a wall map of Southeast Asia in its December issue. It covers a region home to 358 million people and rich in tin rubber and rice. Insets show the United States outline over Indonesia and a close-up of Taiwan.
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National Geoaphic
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Thailand
Philipines
Burma
South China Sea
Southeast Asia
National Geographic
West Irian
Netherlands
United States
Taiwan
China
Chou
Kong
Indonesia
Guinea
Moluccas
Spice Islands
Timor
Reformatory Chief Admits Narcotics Problem
Indiana Reformatory superintendent H B Thomas acknowledged a narcotics problem at Pendleton facility with barbiturates common. U S Attorney Applegate announced arrests of three inmates Delbert R Rines Daniel E Yokubiatis and Raymond J Davis as part of crippling a ringsmuggling plan involving 1000 barbiturate pills. Authorities expect more inmates involved and will extend probe to Plainfield Indiana Boys School and Putnamville State Farm.
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The
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Herschel B. Thomas
Thomas
U. S. Atta. K
Edwin Applegate
Reformatory
Applegate
Delbert R. Rines
Daniel E. Yokubiatis
Raymond J. Davis
Riche
San
Toe Caento
Anthony S. Kuhharich
State Artment of Correction
Kuharich
Narpa and
Capmiex
Cal
Indiana Boys School
Plainfield
Indiana State Farm
Putnamville
Navy Seeks Men For Vacancies at Recruiting Station
Navy recruiting seeks enlistees at Anderson station as Chief Petty Officer George E. Sparks notes vacancies. Enlist now through December 31 to spend the holidays with family before basic training in San Diego California or Great Lakes Illinois. Enlistees report two weeks after enlistment. contact in federal building room 208 or call 644-0845.
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U.S. Navy
Anderson
George E. Sparks
San Diego Calif
Great Lakes
Ill
Navy
Chief Sparks
Federal Building
Llth
Jackson Ss
Five Injured In MultipleAuto Crashes Across City Intersections
Five persons sustained injuries in a series of auto crashes yesterday. At Cross St and the Ind 109 by pass, Janice S Horner 38 of 2307 Starlight Dr was admitted to Community Hospital with possible internal injuries and lacerations. Hora Zell 66 of Summitville had a possible fractured shoulder after their eastbound vehicle struck Horners from the by pass. A stop light change at the intersection was noted by Sheriff Joe Brogdon as a continuing risk with two accidents since Monday. In Chesterfield a 26 year old Muncie man Clinton C Lindsey suffered multiple injuries including fractured ribs and lacerations after a head on collision on Ind 67 near 232. Paul Knight of Chesterfield uninjured in the same crash. In Anderson two women were treated after a vehicle went out of control on 8th St bridge striking a utility pole. drivers were Hazel Worley 71 and Francis M Woolard 76. Orbin E Worley 78 reported brake failure. A 91 year old man, Allen B Craig, was injured when struck on Nichol Ave by Juanita Fincher 37. officials declined to comment on his condition.
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Cross St
Madison County
Joe Brogdon
Janice S. Horner
Starlight
Hora Zell
Summitville
Zell
Horner Auto
Horner
Brogdon
Clinton C. Lindsey
Muncie
St. John’s Hospital
Chesterfield
Chesterfield Marshall
Clarence Stewart
Lindsey
Paul Knight
Knight
8Th St
Milton Ave
Anderson
Hazel Worley
Central Ave
Francis M. Woolard
9Th St
Orbin E. Worley
Juanita Fincher
Nichol Ave
Community Hospital
Allen B. Craig
Magnolia Dr
Allen
Nichol
Fincher
Secretaries Remain On Payroll After Member's Death or Resignation
The payroll policy keeps secretaries and clerks of a congress member on the payroll for six months after death or resignation. A separate note compares Nicaragua's size to Michigan, stating similar area.
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U.S. Congress
Congress
Nicaragua
Michigan
Earl Eisenhower Dies at 70. Ike’s Brother Passes
Earl D Eisenhower, engineer for 35 years and brother of former president Dwight D Eisenhower, died early Wednesday in St. Josephs Hospital Phoenix after a heart attack at age 70. He had entered the hospital Monday. Survived by widow Kathryn and son Earl Jr, and by brothers Milton Eisenhower and Edgar Eisenhower.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Earl D. Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Eisenhower
David J
Ida Elizabeth Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Edgar
Tacoma, Wash
Kathryn
Earl Jr
Chamber Warns Public As Holiday Swindlers Strike
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce warns residents about fraud in the Christmas rush. Swindlers drain millions yearly by exploiting generosity and trust. Consumers should buy only from reputable retailers and beware of transient vendors. The chamber ties to the National Better Business Bureau.
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Woschitz
Anderson Chamber
National
Better Business Bureau
Ring cites return addresses and 6 cent stamps in Christmas mail
Postmaster Ring warns that using return addresses on undeliverable Christmas cards helps recipients fix errors and ensures delivery. Improperly addressed mail with no return address becomes a dead letter. He notes parcel handling, rising volume, overtime staff, and the final mailing deadline December 23 with limited deliveries on Christmas Day.
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Ring
Anderson Post Office
Public Offices Yale Holiday Schedule Set
City and county offices announce holiday hours with Anderson closing at noon Dec 24 and reopening Dec 26. Madison County offices except three courts close Christmas Day and reopen Dec 26. Superior Court closed Dec 23–29 and reopens Dec 30. Madison Circuit Court and Superior Court 2 close Dec 24 noon to Dec 30.
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Anderson City
Madison County
Superior Court
Madison Circuit Court
Superior Court 2
Anderson
Whitcomb Governor Inauguration Outlines Public Ceremony
GOP Chairman announces Indiana public inauguration for Edgar D. Whitcomb at the Statehouse with no ticket requirement. Seybert pledges county residents will get detailed information on access and tickets.
Medicine Unit in Vietnam Improves Sanitation and Disease Prevention
The 20th Preventive Medicine Unit in Saigon, under Colonel M. D. Thomas, works with US and Vietnamese forces to improve sanitation and train locals in disease prevention. Its entomology program reduced malaria among U S soldiers and emphasizes self-sufficiency. The piece also notes US Education estimates that 3 to 4 percent of American schoolchildren have speech disorders.
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U.S. Army
M. D. Thomas
PMU
Saigon
Rhynearson
U.S. Agency For International Development
U.S
Vietnam
Anderson Welch 83 Former Farmer Dies At St John’s
Augusta. Gust Welch 83 of 2721 Moulds Road died at 11 p.m. Tuesday at St John’s Hospital after a short illness. Born February 6 1885 in Metamore to William A Welch and Sarah Cramer Welch, he lived in Anderson 40 years and was a retired farmer. Surviving: widow Daisy Maude Records Welch, daughter Ella Louise Romines of Anderson, six grandchildren, one brother Charles Welch of Connersville. Funeral 1 p.m. Friday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home conducted by Rev W H Patterson. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call 2–5 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. today.
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Augusta
Gust
Paul Welch
Moulds
St. John's Hospital
Metamore
William A
Sarah Cramer Welch
Welch
Anderson
Daisy Maude
Marion
Ella Louise) Romines
Charles Welch
Connersville
Harold E. Rozelle
W. H. Patterson
Chesterfield Free Will ’ Church
Maplewood
William Morgan dies after four year illness in Anderson
William Morgan aged 50 of 1214 Fairfax Street Anderson died Tuesday at home after a four year illness. He was born August 14 1918 in Joliet NL and worked for Delco Remy GM. A World War II veteran and member of UAW CIO he is survived by wife Mike Lana Morgan daughter and Mark Morgan son and his mother Frances Boehler Morgan sister Frank Flink two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements: Ballard and Shirey to Carlson Joliet with services Friday at 10 30 a m and burial in Oakwood Cemetery Joliet.
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William Gordon Morgan
Fairfax St
Joliet
Anderson
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Morgan
Uaw-Cio
Lana Morgan
Ander Son
Mark Morgan
Frances Boehler Morgan
Frank Flink
Ballard and Shirey
Daleville
Carlson Funeral Home
Oakwood
Obituary Notice for Sherman Crousore
Sherman Crousore 74 of Kokomo died at St Joseph Hospital in Kokomo after a long illness. Survived by widow Virginia a son a sister and two grandchildren. Funeral services at 10 a m today at Elders Chapel Kokomo with burial in a local cemetery.
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Sherman
Dick) Crousore
W. Marklin St
Kokomo
Aonie Anderson
St. Joseph
Virginia
Memorial rites set for religious leader at local funeral home
Final rites are scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Friday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Errol Dietrich of East Lynn Christian Church officiating. Mt. Moriah Masonic Lodge to conduct memorial rites followed by entombment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery mausoleum.
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Baker Brothers Funeral
Errol Dietrich
East Lynn
Final rites for 67 year old man at Home for Harry D Carpenter
Funeral at 10 30 a m today for Harry D Carpenter 67 of 1802 Park Road with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. Parked as a local obituary notice with basic details on service and burial location.
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Baker Brothers
Harry D. Carpenter
Park Rd
East Maplewood Cemetery
Final rites for Ches terfield resident Beulah Brew er
Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m today for Beulah Brew er 65 at Home for Mrs Beulah G Brew er 428 McCullen St Ches terfield Interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery slated for later date.
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Baker Brothers
Beulah G. Brewer
McCullen St
Chesterfield
Anderson ‘Memorial Park Cemetery
Final rites for Ruth Goshorn held at Trinity Episcopal
Funeral services were conducted for Ruth Goshorn 84 at Trinity Episcopal Church with burial at East Cemetery. The former resident of 1005 Delaware Street was laid to rest following rites attended by family and friends.
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Ruth Goshorn
Delaware St
East Maplewood Cemetery
Mrs. Gertrude Willis Services Held at Rozelle Home
Mrs. Gertrude Willis, 76, was memorialized with funeral arrangements at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. Interment is planned at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery in Petersburg with honorary pallbearers including Jack Hal, Leonard Adams, Beryl Rinard, George Frederick, and Roy Cortin.
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Harold E. Rozelle
Gertrude Willis
Walnut St
Pleasant Ridge
Petersburg
Jack Hal
Leonard Adams
Beryl Rinard
George ‘Frederick
Roy Cortin
Final rites set for Mrs Mary V Stanley
Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary V Stanley 88 of 1526 Ohio Avenue are at 10 a.m. today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with burial at West Maplewood Cemetery.
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Brown and Butz
Mary V. Stanley
Ohio Ave
West Maplewood Cemetery
Irene A. Dawson Final Rites Held in Owensboro Ky
Final rites are set for Irene A. Dawson 77 of Owensboro Kentucky at 11 a.m. today at Davis Funeral Home Owensboro. Interment follows at Hillcrest Cemetery in Owensboro.
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Davis Funeral Home
Owensboro
Irene A. Dawson
Hillcrest Cemetery
Final rites for Roma Hackenberry at local church
Funeral services for Roma Otis Hackenberry, age 80, will be held at 1 p.m. today at Daleville United Methodist Church. Burial follows at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Daleville United Methodist Church
Roma Otis Hackenberry
Mounds Rd
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Reds Continued From Page One
The column mocks Communist advantages from a bombing halt and questions if Americans learned a Korea era lesson. It cautions against hastiness with the Communists and urges careful support for troops in the field.
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Korea
Oma
Noblesville Woman 86 Dies. Rites Set at Crownland Cemetery
Mrs. Gol die McClintock Anderson, 86, of Noblesville, died Wednesday at Riverview Hospital after a career as a Delco-Remy cafe baker. Survived by two daughters Jenny Thatcher and Joan Randall, two sisters, two brothers, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services were held Saturday at Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home with burial at Crownland Cemetery.
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Noblesville
Goldie McClintock Anderson
Riverview Hospital
Perkinsville
George
Nancy A. McClintock
Perkinsville Methodist Church
Delco-Remy
Jenny Thatcher
Joan Randall
Carmel
Iva Gatewood
Ethel Stage
William McClintock
Clarence McClintock
Arcadia
Evans - Godby - Trout
Crownland Cemetery
Final rites for Lena Stedham Smith Garris in Pendleton
The 85 year old Lena Stedham Smith Garris died. Final rites set for 10:30 a.m. Friday at Cornell Bright Mortuary Pendleton with interment at Mendon Cemetery.
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Pendleton
Cornell Bright Mortuary
Lena Stedham Smith Garris
Franklin St
Mendon Cemetery
Fortville and Fairmount Funeral Notices for Two Women and One Man
Final rites held or announced for Mrs. Ethel Lackey 84 of Fortville with burial at Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Homer Scott 50 of Hollywood Florida honored with funeral at Fred Hunter Funeral Home and interment in Hollywood.
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Fortville
Robert Wright
Ethel Lackey
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Fairmount
Fred Hunter
Hollywood
Homer Scott
Fla
Hollywood, Fla
Renewal plans for rehabilitated homes in Park area
Officials describe a revitalization in the Park area focusing on low to medium income housing. A survey is planned next year to map street patterns and fit in rehabilitated and new structures.
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Sheldon Rege
Park Area
Kissinger Warns Against Broad Vietnam Peace Talks
Kissinger argues the United States should stay out of wide discussions on South Vietnam’s internal politics to avoid demoralizing Saigon and provoking domestic U.S. tensions. He favors separating issues into focused talks and pursuing concrete, directed negotiations rather than grand conferences.
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Kissinger
United States
South Vietnam
Saigon
Look Magazine
Vietnam
First for females Georgia college changed to Wesleyn College
Macon Georgia based Georgia Female College founded in 1836 is the first institution in the world chartered to grant degrees exclusively to women, now operating as Wesleyan College.
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Georgia Female College
Macon
Wesleyan College
Flag restriction law bars U S flag in trademarks
Federal law forbids using the U S flag on trademarks. The rule prohibits commercial marks that display the national flag in branding and logo designs.
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U. S
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