Christmas brings news of prisoners held in Vietnam
Families across the country greet word that 18 American servicemen are prisoners of war or missing in action in Vietnam. Mothers and wives recall long separations while awaiting letters and tapes from their loved ones, with some indicating hope that Christmas may bring reunion and release.
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Clayton
Davis
Cora Weiss
Committee of
Highland Heights
Jerhardt Mehrer
Omaha
Charlotte Branch
Gustav
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Mary
Daly
Bernard Crown
Portpartment of Social Services
Land
Ore
Robert Preston
Chenoweth
Tcd
Actin
Alexander Daly
Freighter Captain Confessed To CIA Agent Role
Cuban freighter captain Jose Villa Diaz admitted in a radiotelevision speech that he and a sister ship crew were guided by CIA agents in past pirate attacks against Cuba. Castro condemned Nixon and outlined plans to hold the ships under revolutionary justice. Seven people were injured in three separate auto accidents in Miami as police reported multiple collisions on city streets.
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Miami
Fla
Nixon
Villa
Castro
Jose Villa Diaz
Johnny Express
Cuba
Casro
Nixon signs law to extend economic control powers
President Nixon signed new economic stabilization legislation extending standby authority for controls such as wage and price freezes through April 30, 1978. The measure also orders back pay under certain conditions for raises negotiated before the freeze. Nixon said 1971 ends on an encouraging note and 1972 begins with economic promise.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Gerald L. Warrenas
Warren
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor Movement
Proto
Donald E. Morrison
National Education &4
Fed Association
U.S
George H. Telaw
Boldt
Commission
C. Jackson
Grayson
Senate
Congress
Stabi
Ray Humphrey to Lead Sarasota County Boys Club Post
Ray Humphrey, 48, resigns as director of the Wilson Boys' Club of America to become executive director at the Sarasota County Boys' Club in Florida. His wife Marian, a remedial drug teacher, will join him after he assumes the Sarasota role on January 15. Their son Bruce, a Wilson Club volunteer and Anderson College graduate, is following in his father's footsteps. Humphrey has long helped in Madison County Juvenile Center and Community Services Council, with Marian in study at Indiana University. He notes local clubs will survive his move as community support remains strong.
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Ray Humphrey
Wilson Boys’ Club of America
Boys’ Lab
Sarasota County
Fla
Marian
Hazelwood Chool
Sarasota
Bruce
Anderson College
Wilson Club
Associa
Madison County
Madison
Maha Grote Loren
Clesactor Oh Lal Bey
Esse Humphrey
Aces Bary Ca
Ani
Ich
Umphrey
Ae-Danapols
South Madison
Anderson Exchange
Anderson
Turtle Creek
Meridian
Fadgewood Plaza
Purdue University
Howe Fire Apparatus
E| J
Pittsburgh
Conrad
Anna Bob Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Springfield
Ohio
Sarah Allen
Walter H
Alice M. Smith
Hugh
Sarah
Wilkinson
Adora
Merva
Alice
Harold E. Rozelle
George Taggart
Nathan Harter
Vinson
Summitville
Anderson and County Area Deaths Featured York and Smith Obituaries
Obituaries from Anderson area memorialize Arlie York 67 of 517 East Fifth Street who died at St John’s Hospital after a brief illness. A former Penn Central conductor born in Elk Valley Tennessee, he leaves Evelyn Gibson a widow five sisters and two brothers plus two grandchildren. Funeral set at Baker Brothers Friday with interment East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Arlie York
E. Fifth St
St John’s Hospital
Penn Central Railroad
Elk Valley
Tenn
James
Mary Cross York
Tennessee
Evelyn G. Gibson
Minnie Blankenship
Prenna Lay
Ella Lay
Claude Baird
Cincinnati
Bertha
Detroit
Mich
Melvin
Curt? York
Dayton
Brenda
Bar
Orm
Alexandria
Frank
Jean
Thompson
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Richard Stepson Wilson
Americago
Anderson
Can Legion
East Maplewood
Isaac War Cemetery
Ion League
Sarah Fawcett
Ross Thompson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Wayne
Ethel) Wallock
Fred
Edna) Fennimore
Bernard
Thelma) Underwood
Dateville
Noblesville Funeral for Kelly Sue de Nelle
Mrs. Kelly Sue de Nelle, 42, Noblesville, dies. Funeral at 10:90 am Wednesday at St. Reverend Ree bes officiates. Interment at Memorial Park IOOF Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 pm today at the morc tuary. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Stoops and Mr. Darrell Lee, all of Noblesville. Funeral services later today at Coalrin Funeral Home with interment at Crownland Cemetery.
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de Nelle
Soblesville
Kelly Sue
Ree
Edwin Clark
Stfpoton Memorial
Den
Bill Stoops
Noblesville
Darrell Lee
Ein Am
Coalrin Funeral Home
Crownland
Ceme
Oseph Wilson Ingalls
Fisher Funeral Home
Fortville
Joseph Wilon
Ingalls
Menden
Pendleton
Final Rites 10am Today Across Indiana Obituaries
A jumble of final rites and interment notices appears for individuals in Hamilton, Noblesville, Pendleton, New Castle, Tipton, Arcadia, Elwood, Greencastle, Summitville and Tarpon Springs. Services list names ages and local funeral homes with interment in Oak Lawn, South Mound, Memorial Park, and other cemeteries. Surviving relatives include Inez Cox Bet Watts Arb Campbell and Josephine Conaway among others. regional towns from Noblesville to Pendleton and Tarpon Springs appear in scattered notices.
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Arthur Cattip
Noblesville
Arthur
Pasco Campbell
Josephine M. Conaway
New Hospital
Knightstown
San Diego
Calif
Glen Cove
Kentucky
Firestone Industrial Products
Inez Cox
New Castle
Charles W. Acker
South Moundeer Eves Cemetery
Greencastle
Tipton
Ing
Nova Aldridge
Infenny
Fishers
Ora Walls
Arcadia Cemetery
Vionsville
Athel O'Rear
Chester Dalzell Firs
Ethel Noble
Arcadia
Elwood
Clark Funeral Run Funeral Home
Chester E. Dalzell
Esville
Memorial Park
Downland Cemetery
Ernest
Final rites for Mrs. Sadie Bailey at Yowe and Weston
Funeral services held at 10 a.m. for Sadie Bailey aged 89 at Yowe and Weston Funeral Home 435 Andover Road. Interment followed at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Yowe and Weston Funeral
Sadie Bailey
Andover Rd
Memorial Park Cemetery
Grimes Reappointed To Fire Department
Fire Chief Robert Grimes will stay among top officers and move to deputy fire chief under Chief Ed Bollinger on January 1. Mayor Rock announced the unusual appointment citing Grimes 51 years and 23 years with the department. Ballinger named William Stoops fire prevention chief and a slate of assistant fire chiefs for three shifts with decades of service.
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Robert Grimes
Robert L. Rock
Malibu
Ballinger
eman_William Stoops
Third St
Rex Clendenen
Horton Dr
Dale Fletcher
James Burns
Raintree Dr
New Arrivals Born at St. Joan's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Gary Richcreek Middletown welcomed a newborn at St Joan's Hospital. Mr and Mrs Michael Ramsey 1512 E Bist St report a baby girl at Community Hospital. The pulse rate fact notes newborns have double adult rate in Baltimore context.
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Gary Richcreek
Middletown
Community Hospital
Michael Ramsey
Bist St
Baltimore
Nixon Presents Commissions To Supreme Court Designates
In Washington AP report President Nixon appoints William Rehnquist and Lewis Powell Jr as Supreme Court justices. The commissions note Senate confirmations on Dec 6 and Dec 10. Rehnquist, Powell accompany their wives and children at the ceremony as Nixon emphasizes duty to the law and the court.
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Washington
Mennquist
Nixon
Senate
Supreme Court
Liam H. Rehnquist
Lewis
F. Powell Jr
Rehnquist
Powell
Natalie
James
Janet
Nancy
Powell Powell
Josephine
Richard S. Smith
Christopher Sumner
Lewis F. Powell I
Iaw
Three Injured In Collision Front Of Pendleton Ave
Three people were treated and released from St. Johns Hospital after an auto collision at 5812 Pendleton Ave. Lige Hensley 19 Bev arly Hensley 18 and Helen Pelrett 24 of Delrose Ill were passengers in a vehicle that collided with Naomi Adams 64 of Berkley. Adams said she was southbound on Ind 9 near Pendleton Ave when a car pulled in front and she veered left before stopping and being struck from behind.
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St. John’s Hospital
Halford Streets
Charles P. Hendrickson
Fulton
Johnny R. Taylor
Hendrickson
Chase Street
Darlene M. Davidson
Rt 5
Second Street
Mary M. Shirley
27Th St
Pam Fields
Lennox
Community Hospital
Pitt
2Rd Streets
Diana S. Craw
Summitville
Mary S. Robbins
Craw
Robbins
Pitt Street
St. John's Hospital
Pendleton Ave
Lige Hensley
Bevarly Hensley
Helen Pelrett
Delrose
Hensley
Naomi Adams
Berkley
Ind
Pendeton Avenue
Eeeky
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East Maplewood Cemetery
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Gary Mark Freestone
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