Four Black September actors arrive in Cairo from Bangkok
Four Black September operatives linked to the Bangkok embassy siege arrive in Cairo after negotiations that avoided a Munich style massacre. Thai authorities, led by Air Chief Marshal Daweo Chullasapnya, secure the release of six Israeli hostages and surrender of submachine guns. Egyptian and Thai officials praised the peaceful end and welcomed the four militants, who were treated calmly in Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Bangkok
Munich
Daweo Chullasapnya
Israel
Egypt
Tham
Dawee
Moustafa el Essaway
Bangskok
Golda Meir
Thailand
Essaway
Anderson and Madison County area deaths roll on
A string of Anderson and Madison County deaths is reported, including Mrs. Lela N. Jones of 2485 Broadway, Mrs. Blanche Marie Rockwell Page of 1008 Malibu Dr, Mamie H. Hans of 4315 E Eighth St, Edna A. Williams of Hangeline Road, Ruby Nuzum of 3347 Laurel Dr, Gerald I Pete Bell of Patriot and other residents. Funeral plans vary, with services set in Anderson Memorial Park and other local cemeteries. memorials suggested to the American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tela Jones
Lela N. Jones
Broadway
Community Soapital
Taylor County
Kyadhe
Barber Manufacturing Company
Hers
John A
Gene (Lou) King
Amerson
Laura Kirby
Campbellsville
Harold EB
Rozelle
Menden
Pendlleton
Mart
American Cancer Society
Fieu
Bowers
Blanche Page
Blanche Marie Rockwell’ Page
Malibu Dr
Community Hospital
Lfe
Off Banner Sure
Ollerbein United Methodist Church
Phi Beta Psi Sorotity
Order of Eastern Star
Wright Home Demonstration Cluts
Ralph M
Donald Sherry Masson
Chicago Heights
Brooks ‘Harriett Stinson
Gladys Duffy
Anderson
East Maplewood
Ruby Nuzum
Ruby M. Nuzaim
Laurel
Rolling Hills
Madison County
White Pidgeon
Melson
Martha) Eaton
Richmond
Harold
Ruth) Gustin
Lio
Ralph
South Bent
Bill Nuzum
Pearl Clevenger
Land
Rowe
Gerald Bell
Gerald I
Pete” Bell
Dearborn County
Lawrenceburg
Delca-Remy
Patriot Baptist Chore
Patrick
Bell River Lodge
Marguerite
Thees
Joann Prater
Gerald H
William T. Bell
Arter Ison
Lyra Breathers
William 1S
Indianapolis
Lester Bell
San Francisco
Sisilers
Florence Tucker
Hartford City
Francis
Carnes
Morristown
Tein
Helen Morrical
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital and Local Obituaries
The notice lists newborns at St Johns Hospital including a girl to Mr and Mrs Charles Collett and girls to Mr and Mrs Dennis Baker and Mr and Mrs Danny Bertram and a girl to Mr Stay Waymire and a boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Miller Pendleton. It mentions adults including Lane Stephen Tack of Anderson and Henry Kirk with residence on Poplar Street and a World War I veteran Randy Cox born to Airman and Mrs Felix. The piece notes a burial service at Memorial Park and a Brown and Butz Funeral Home call with wake details and a sale of decorative dishes at a local Bath Boutique on 12th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Collett
Easy St
Dennis Baker
Kingsley Dr
Danny Bertram
Marine Dr
Stay Waymire
Brown
Charles Miller
Pendleton
Ped Lane
Stephen Tack
Anderson
Henry Kirk
Poplar St
Ed Penal
United States
Charles E. McNew
Spokane
Doro!Wash
Fhy Fay
Rich Charles Landis Jr
Rt. 2
James G. Kirk
Nancy
Burl H. Darlene Kirk
Smith
Buffalo
N.Y
Mark Billman
James W. Bailey
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
H. L. Lanahan
Memorial Park
Pentagon Defends US Civilian Casualty Claims During Bombing
Pentagon officials said civilian harm in Hanoi Haiphong area was possible and that some bombardment patterns used by B52s could generate a wide swath of destruction. They stressed no confirmed reports of civilians causing damage and noted the difficulty of pinpointing targets amid heavy air activity and Russian missiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Friedheim
Hanoi
Jerry Friedheim
Hanoi-Haipiong
United States
BacMal
Baas
Pas
Hanoi-Yaiphong
Chou En-tai
Peking
Bals
Legislator Pushes Phosphate Law Compromise Amid Debate
State lawmakers press to modify the phosphorus detergent ban set to take effect April 30. Supporters cite pollution from detergents harming Great Lakes waters while opponents warn substitutes are not ready. Stakeholders include Sen Thomas Teague D Anderson and group leaders from dairy, restaurant, and farming sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
U.S. District. Court
Thomas Teague
D-Anderson
Senate
Minority Caucus
Thomas Duala
Indiana Teank Walton League
Great Lakes
Garton
Indiana
Talon Trims Braids and Edgings at 12 Street Stand
Talon trims braids and edgings at its shop on 12 Street between Meridian and Main Streets. The pricing is listed in storefront signs, inviting customers to inspect a selection of trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TALON
Bath Boutique
Meridian & Main Sts
Morris Seen Poised to Lead City Council
Council union hints that Robert Morris may become president pro tem as part of the January 1 reorganizational meeting. The seat is typically the deputy path to the presidency and would follow Carroll Grile’s term, though recent city administration shifts leave the outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morreit
Ris
Morris
Carroll Grile
Dent
Wie Hock
Tran Tinn
Elges
Also Mentioned on This Page
Black September
Nitzan Madass
Thanam Kittikachorn
Praphas Charusathien
Anderson and
Mamie Hans
Mamie H. Hans
E. Eighth St
St John's Hospital
Elnora
Nietong
Hans
South Meridian Church of God
Wilma Schutte
Rowe and Weston
Pat Hart
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Carnecul
Edna Williams
Edna A. Williams
Hangeline Road
Haa Punt
Ag ¢ Logan
Port Hospital
Hess
Paulding
Hia
Ture
Fife
Willy Fer
Virginia Coal Company
Baker Brothers Funeral
Lanis Kinemyn
Anderson Memorial Park
St. John's Hospital
12Th Street
Menky Kirk
Transylvania
Sigler Street
Frankton
Harald Phalo
John Epperson
Robert Gurian
D-Columbus
Sail
Gene Wisehart
Belmont Bible Church
W. 29Th
Walton St
Red
Erie
Herald
Clwitt
Cadimhians SF
Cio Chapel
Anderson, Indiana
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