Observers See Signs China Will Sit Out Vietnam Crisis
The Los Angeles Times reports observers say China will not take strong action in Vietnam and sent a cautious NFL telegram. They cite China's weak internal cohesion, aging leadership, and focus on the Soviet threat, plus desire to preserve U.S. ties.
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China
Los Angeles Times
Hong Kong
Peking
Hanoi-Washington
North Vietnam
South Vietnamese National Liberation Front
Vietnam
United States
Whitehead outlines FCC licensing bill to boost flexibility
Washington AP Clay Whitehead, Nixon adviser on telecommunications policy, promotes a draft broadcast licensing bill aimed at greater flexibility and stability. He says renewals would require stations to meet community needs and offer diverse viewpoints, while addressing bias fears and reducing renewal burdens.
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Washington
Clay T. Whitehead
Nixon
Office of Telecommunications Policy
Whitehead
Professional Journalism
Sigma Delta Chi
Indianapolis
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rand Corp
White House
Federal Communications Commission
Dean Burch
FCC
FCC hearing shift targets license renewals and program freedom
Whitehead described a bill letting the FCC hold competitive hearings in license challenges to curb government control. He said local stations should still monitor entertainment in advance, while news quality is judged long term. The measure, in early stages, could be introduced in the first two months of the new Congress starting January 3.
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FCC
Whitehead
Bernard R. Gifford
The
Institute
Office of Economic Opportunity
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Final Rites Set for Charles L. Craig
Funeral services are planned for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home for Charles L. Craig age 68 of 1209 EF 22nd Street. Calling hours are 2 to 9 p.m. today at the mortuary with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Harold E. Rozelle
Charles L. Craig
East Maplewood Cemetery
Final rites for Howard Klett held at Rozelle Funeral Home
Funeral arrangements announced for 58 year old Howard Klett of 1219 E Perkins Ave. Masonic services set for 7:30 p.m. at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with interment to follow at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Harold E. Rozelle
Howard Klett
E. Perkins Ave
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Mortuary
Final rites for Mrs Elsa A Schube set at Baker Brothers
Funeral services for Elsa A. Schube aged 70 are scheduled for 10 30 am Wednesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home 420 Federal Dr Interment will be at Memorial Park Cemetery Calling hours begin after 2 pm today with viewing available.
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Baker Brothers
Elsa A. Schube
Memorial Park Cemetery
Final rites for Emma Lou Freeman pending at Rozelle Funeral Home
Mrs Emma Lou Freeman aged 37 of Route 3 Alexandria died Saturday morning in a car train collision pending funeral arrangements at Rozelle Funeral Home authorities said.
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Rozelle
Emma Lou Freeman
Rte. 3
Alexandria
Final rites for 83-year-old Mrs Conde set at Rozelle Funeral Home
Services are planned for 3 30 p m Wednesday at Rozelle Funeral Home for Mrs Tresse Conde aged 83 of 2919 George Street with interment at Memorial Park Cemetery. Calling hours are 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m today at the mortuary.
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Rozelle
Tresse Conde
George St
Memorial Park Cemetery
Final rites for Bertha P. Brown set at Schmutzler Funeral Home
Bertha P. Brown 87 of 309 Coventry Dr. will receive funeral services at 11 a.m. today at Schmutzler Funeral Home in Huntingberg. Interment follows at Odd Fellows Cemetery in Belpen. Rowe and Weston Funeral Home handle local arrangements.
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Schmutzler
Huntingberg
Bertha P. Brown
Coventry Dr
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Belpen
Rowe and Weston Funeral Home
Final rites for Ray E. Houston held today
At 1 p.m. today the Baker Brothers Funeral Home conducts services for Ray E. Houston 78 of Rt. 2 Box 266. Interment follows at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Baker Brothers
Ray E. Houston
East Maplewood Cemetery
Elwood Rites for Herman Platz At City Cemetery
Graveside rites scheduled for 10 30 a m Wednesday at Elwood City Cemetery for Herman P Platz 68 of St Petersburg Fla Calling hours 2 to 5 p m today at Cocher and Fesler Funeral Home.
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Elwood
Elwood City
Herman P. Platz
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cocher and Fesler
Final rites for Armelia Bradley held today
Armelia Bradley aged 79 dies, funeral at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home at 2 p m, burial at Elwood City Cemetery. Interment follows at Elwood City Cemetery. Bradley resided at 924 West B Street Ellwood.
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Elwood
Copher and Fesler
Armelia Bradley
W. B St
Elwood City Cemetery
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices for John M. Staggs 84 of 623 E Ninth St Anderson and Carl R Hoover 72 of 1922 N A St Elwood. Staggs a former UAW Local 663 leader retired from Guide Lamp died at St Johns Hospital after long illness with several survivors. Services held at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with interment East Friends Cemetery. Hoover died suddenly at Mercy Hospital born in Cass County retired from Pennsylvania Railroad with family survivors. Services set at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with burial in Sunset Memorial Cemetery.
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UAW
John M. Staggs
Ninth St
St. John’s Hospital
Moonsville
Anderson
Guide Lamp
Ooe Fraternal Order of Eagles
The
Retirees’ Club
Dorothy Staggs
Jay Harold
Lawrence R. Staggs
Arthur
Pharaba) Heiden
Thomas
Pauline) Stanley
Brown and Butz
Eldon Perry
East Maplewood
Elwood
Carl R. Hoover
N. A St
Mercy Hospital
Cass County
Pennsylvania Railroad
First Baptist Church
Opal Rogers Hoover
Paul
Thomas Hoover
Kokomo
Donald Hoover
Boliva
Judith Hoover
Charles Hoover
Florida
Edith James
Copher and Fesler
Sunset Memorial Cemetery
Mrs Eunice Stanson 43 dies after four day hospitalization
Mrs Eunice M Stanson of Anderson died Saturday morning at the Cleveland Clinic Ohio after a four day hospitalization. She was born in Alexandria and lived in Anderson most of her life. She leaves husband Robert J Stanson three children Douglas Mary and Ruth Anne and two brothers William H Porter and Edward V Porter. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 am at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Rosary Wednesday at 7 pm.
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Eunice M. Stanson
E. School St
Cleveland Clinic
Ohio
Alexandria
Anderson
American Society of Women Accountants
Xi Sigma
Beta Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
The
Tax Practitioners Society
Robert J. Stanson
Douglas R
Mary E
Ruth Anne Stanson
William H. Porter
Austin
Tex
Edward V. Porter
Union City
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John B. Smith 79 of Anderson dies after illness
John B. Smith aged 79 of 1224 W 38th St died Sunday evening at Rolling Hills Nursing Home after a four year illness. A Kentucky native and WWI veteran, he was a retired coal miner and a UMW member. Survived by a son Fred, daughter Oma Salyer, seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home after 7 pm today with body transferring Wednesday to Shirley Brothers Drexel Chapel for calling after 4 pm Wednesday.
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John B. Smith
38Th St
Rolling Hills Nursing Home
Eolia
Anderson
The
Baptist Church
United Mine Workers
Fred Smith
Pendleton
Oma Salyer
Newton Smith
Letcher
David
Carne Smith
Henry Smith
Big Stone Gap
Marie Ague
Knightstown
Linda Collins
Coeburn
Samantha Lawson
Sells and Rowe
Shirley Brothers
Shirley-Glen Barrett 89 dies after long illness
Shirley-Glen Barrett 89 a long time Henry County resident died early Monday at Henry County Memorial Hospital New Castle after years of poor health. He farmed in Henry County and ran the Shirley Furniture Store a decade with his wife Iva who survives. Also surviving daughter Edith Petty and other relatives. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Thursday Estell Funeral Home Knightstown officiated by Rev Badzlev with interment Glen Cove Cemetery.
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Shirley
Glen Barrett
Henry County Memorial Hospital
New Castle
Henry County
Shirley Furniture
Iva
Barrett
The
Kennard Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Harold
Edith) Petty
St. Petersburg
Fla
Estell Funeral Home
Richard Badzlev
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Postal Service Reports Record Holiday Mail
The U S Postal Service reports 10.2 billion pieces of holiday mail processed by Friday night with more deliveries possible Saturday and Sunday in some areas. The final total should exceed the 9.7 billion pieces reached in 1971 as most offices were cleared despite weather and transport delays. Regional postmasters-general may schedule Sunday deliveries where volumes remain high.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Christ
Postal Service
Radio City Music Hall Marks Four Decades Of Holiday Pageantry
Radio City Music Hall, founded by S L Rothafel 40 years ago this Wednesday, remains a symbol of Christmas pageantry and Rockettes, drawing crowds to the Rockefeller Center venue. The Rockettes, the theater organ, and stage marvels anchor annual holiday shows as attendance and film revenue fluctuate.
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Malcolm N. Carter
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Radio City Music Hall
S. L
Roxy” Rothafel
Celestial Entertainment Ment
Weber & Fields
John
Rockefeller Center
Music Hall
Rockettes
Showcase
General Yen
Barbara Stanwyck
Gershwin
Welfare undercount charged by Rand Institute in NYC
Rand Institute and city officials say U.S. Census undercounted New York welfare cases by 39 percent and total welfare payments by 41.1 percent, risking lost federal aid and possible impacts on Model Cities and other programs. The study suggests similar undercounts may occur in other cities.
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New York
Rand Corp
U.S
New York City
Rand
Rand Institute
The
Institute
Edward Blum
Census Bureau
George A H. Brown
Brown
Census
Blum
Wreckage Found Near Pacific Search For Missing Liberian Freighter Pacrover
Wreckage including two overturned lifeboats and an oil slick was spotted in the North Pacific late Monday. The Pacrover, a 12,000-ton Liberian freighter with a 30-man Korean crew, was reported sinking about 1,100 miles west of Portland Oregon after radio contact was lost. Coast Guard, Navy and Air Force units pressed the search amid 50 knot winds and 55-foot seas.
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Juneau
Alaska
North Pacific
U.S. Coast Guard
Dan Mills
Coast Guard
Navy
Air Force
Mills
Portland
Ore
Storis
Wachusett
New Arrivals Born at St Johns and Community Hospital
New births listed from St Johns Hospital and Community Hospital include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehman of Atlanta and five other babies. Additional arrivals include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Case at 823 W Ninth St and two girls for Mr. and Mrs. Bilbray and Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, plus a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones at 1500 Lindsberry Rd and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Denson at 1916 W 14th St.
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Robert Lehman
Atlanta
Richard Case
Ninth St
Ronald Bilbray
Lincoln Rd
John Jones
Meadowcrest
Robert Jones
Lindsberry Rd
Community Hospital
Henry Denson
W. 14Th St
Milk products and dairy usage in the US
An article notes that about 70 percent of US milk is used for dairy product manufacture. The piece carries a promotional line for Quality New Homes and credits Hal Reddick and W H Highsmith with contact numbers 643 6515 and 644 1217.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Hal Reddick
W.H. Highsmith
Mao Tse tung at 79 Quietly Weathering Power Shifts
Mao Tse tung, age 79, remains physically able though aged and rheumatic. He is described as a powerful figure in China, with Premier Chou En-lai handling daily affairs while Mao serves as chairman. The article notes reduced glorification, changes in calendars, and continued influence in international dealings.
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People’s Republic
Vietnam
China
Chou En-Lai
Peoples’ Republic of China
Tung Pi-Wu
Mao
Yenan
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Charles Craig
Elsa Schube
Emma Freeman
Bertha Brown
Ray Houston
Herman Platz
Minnie Mowery
H. J. Harrell
Anderson Social Security Office
Anderson and
Madison County
John Staggs
Indianapolis Mortuary
Anderson Cemetery
Carl Hoover
Eunice Stanson
John Smith
Jan) Peerce
Martha Graham
Ray Bolger
Gertrude Niesen
Problems
Department of Defense
Bureau of the Census
Peter Rydell
Pacrover
Japan
Roberts Bank
B.C
Hollon’s Drug Store
10Th St
Mao Tse-tung
Tokyo
Mao Tsetung
Hunan
Communist Party
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