U S. Extends Aerial Blitz as Losses Mount in Indochina
U S and allied forces press renewed bombing across Indochina amid rising casualties. Reported seven Americans killed, four missing, and 29 heavy aircraft losses in recent operations. U S. Command cited significant downings while secret missiles and MiG interceptions shape the evolving air war.
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Saigon
U.S
Handi-llaiphany
Laos
Psn
Denpa
Bhrough
We LS
Paris
U.S. m
Ers
Ey Curl
Moscow
Novosti
Hanoi
USS
Mir Novost
Cyode
Novasl
Thin
Novosil Dee
Stores brace for detergent ban and phosphate rules
Dre Maier plans to stock new products and notes Action Bleach and Rinse are within limits as Thrill is produced under phosphate guidance. He reports 15 cases of automatic dishwasher detergent shipped Wednesday and limited supply earlier, while a ban set to April 30 remains. Kilgore doubts the law's duration and says grocers may be unpaid for removed items, as lawmakers face revisions after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maier
Ohis
Kilgore
City transit move heats up as Hayden pledge prompts action
Hayden's Thursday announcement boosts chances of entering a transit authority. City officials avoid legal specifics while Mayor Hoek meets with a council subcommittee to explore alternatives to the current bus line. Hayden has sold six buses and will keep the 13 school buses under contract with Anderson Community School Corporation. Anderson faces temporary loss of city bus service starting Jan 1, with transit aid expected to resume in about two weeks.
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Hayden
Tne Herald
Mayor Hoek
Jack Alexander
Keith Milligan
von Cochran
Jack Campbell
Ife
Anderson Community School Corporation
Hoosier Bluebird
Instianapolis
Clayden
Anderson
Rock
Anderson and County Area Deaths
Obituary roundup for Anderson area residents includes Ida Phelps 77 of Greenfield and Lee Brown 92 of Muncie among many others. Services noted at Greenfield East Maple Wood, Noblesville Prairie Baptist, and Elwood Cemetery with multiple survivors and call hours listed.
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Richard Gross
Alwih
Nazarene
UN Iwood
Roger Gross
Alexaug
Mat E. Jalh'cie
Drin
Carl Gross
Torre
Camelery
Frankton
Ida Phelps
Heatiss
Ida Lee’ Phelps
Greenfield
Sam
Hancock County
Ste
Knox Chapel
Fairmount
Nellie Wilson
Middletown
Meg
Emily E. Flinn
Marion
Chuis C. Wilson
Merrill Pay Liebhardt
Marion Wilson
Indianapolis
Iome "Ihe Miller Cemetery, East of Minkiletown
Rybolt Funeral Home
Swayzee
Clifford
Robert Clifford
Fillmore Clifford
la Grange
Blanche Dessie
Taelma Jeffries
Nan Guisue
Michigan
Virginia Woods
Winchester
Fish Or Brothers Funeral
Lapel
Prairie Baptist Church
Hubert Hickey
East Maplewood Cemetery
Andersen
Minnie Denny
Elwood
Minnit Téon
Wesleyan
Mation
Christian Chive
Elmer
Marjorie Layton
Anderson
Genevieve Mercy
Mildred Perry
Smayzee
Bernice Floyd
Kilwood
Hi Lelsure
War Among Christian Church
Stephen Salshery
Elwood City
Copher and Fesler
Managua Aftershock Looting Rages Amid Martial Rule
Surviving residents defy strict orders as looting and pillage continue in Managua after a major quake. National Guard imposes martial law while evacuation efforts and aid shipments struggle to reach the city’s quake victims.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Memday Ashe National Guard
Somoza
Europe
Stanissis
Red Cross
Guadalupe Baez
Anastasio Sormoya
Iruadea
Inter
Lnnila Mendoza
United Nations
Major Crimes In Indiana Decline Amid National Trends
FBI quarterly data show Indiana crime totals down from nine months in 1971 to 1972 across seven categories including murder and burglary. Cities like Gary and Indianapolis report fluctuations with murder counts rising in Gary and overall crime facing shifts tied to a broader national one percent increase.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Gary
FBI
Smirder
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Prosecutor Seeks Kidnapper Transfer in Alderson Case
Madison County Prosecutor William F. Lawler Jr. asks U S District Attorney Staley Miller to aid in transferring Arthur Morris Jr. from the federal reformatory in Reno to the Terre Haute facility. Morris pleaded guilty in November to hiding Dana Hughes and faces additional charges tied to abductions of Alderson area women earlier that week. The move could reduce county trial costs by avoiding Oklahoma transport and per mile marshal charges.
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Alderson
Madison County
William F. Lawler Jr
U.S
Staley Miller
Arthur Morris Jr
Dana Hughes
Tholisna Institution
Morris
Terraute S
Madigan County
Oklahoma
Vaneport
Reformatory
el Re
Look Ahead in Janus Themed New Year Reflection
A dated reflective piece urges looking back only to chart a new course ahead. It links Janus symbolism to January and promotes replacing negative thoughts with hopeful, confident planning for the coming year. It wishes readers a Happy New Year.
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Eckhouse Street
Mother Note
Rustle Avenue
Edgewood
Indiana Bell
Ma Bell
Hoasiar
Herald Phato
Dre
County
Earl Woods
Connie Scoll
Marion Jones
Deputy
Arnold Campbell
Donald Farmer
Alexandria
Nolder
Welton Jones
Necka
Ellwood
Orn
Samuel Martin
Lula Esham
Lila Esham
Fayswood Hospital
Maysville
Wetley
Dean's
Orville
Mildred) Gold
Anders Christing McCoy Stocks
Yorktown
Homer Eshan
Muncie
Areial Esham
Wichita
Kan
Bessie Kidwell
Maville
Cloria Johnson
South Webster
Ohio
Den
Dickerson
Vanceburg
Samuel Ray Martin
Alexandria Pike
Anderson High School
Jick Martin
City
Minn
John
Joe Martin
Robert
Anna) Beachler
William
Mary) Miller
Cincinnati
James
Belly) Mbert
Green
Field
Albert
Lena) Rinter
Word Lamlers
Conley Satnday
Brown
Batz
Maplewood
Félerds
Lee T. Brown
Ohio Ave
Ball Memorial Hospital
Mumeia
Wayne County
Jel
First Nazarene Church
Q Tera
Lacy Ballenger
Richmond
Bridge
Tan
Catherine Jones Fairmount
Katherine Jones
Scott County
Scottsburg
Firestone Industial Rubber Company
Neylesville
Friends Church
Jonesboro
Nillam M
Judith Ball
Miami
Marilyn Garner
Harold
Amercans
Hal Reddick
W.H. Highsmith
Mm. Pbbery
Bigiay
Hammond
Rye
South Berd
Rohhory
Madison Circuit
Superior Court
John E. Eisele
Citizens Bank
9Th Street
Salger
Janus
Wa Fies
Danniry
Coats
Giae
Bankamericard
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