Officials Warn Against Hopes Of Fast Action
Washington and Seoul report cautious U S stance on North Korea demands for an apology before Pueblo crew release. State Department warns against expecting a quick settlement while negotiations in Panmunjom continue.
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Washington
United States
Pueblo
State Department
Panmunjom
Asst
Suaie Wiliam P. Bundy
Bundy
Perebry
Suave
Dean Ask
Collegiate Press Service
Robert McCloskey
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N. Security Council
17 Mile Street Improvements Set by Board
The Board of Works approved a planned 17 mile program of street construction reconstruction and resurfacing to start in March or April with an estimated cost of 827920 dollars. City Engineer Harold Smith listed streets and intersections to be upgraded including widenings on 29th and 8th streets and Meridian Street areas.
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Board of Works
Harold Smith
Raible
8Th Sts
Madison Ave
van Buskirk
Central Ave
Pearl St
Main St
Brown St
42Nd
43Rd St
Vanbuskirk Rd
Dresser Dr
E. 38Th St
Alexandria Pike
Lindberg Rd
Nichol Ave
John St
Powe
Urge More Student Finance Help at Washington
AP reports Johnson's annual education message seeks $574.8 million for higher education grants in fiscal 1969, up $83 million from the current year, while cutting $975 million from higher education construction. The plan restates priorities with education funding around 13 percent of total costs, within a tight federal budget.
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Attashington
Johnson
Congress
Coloma
Six Enter Not Guilty Pleas Monday In Circuit Court
Madison County Circuit Court arraignments Friday afternoon resulted in ten cases continued and six entering not guilty pleas. Henry Johnson, 28, pleads not guilty to assault and battery with intent to murder on July 16, 1967. case referenced a prior arrest in Brooklyn for unlawful flight.
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Dix
Emerea Preas
Madison County
Henry Johnson
J. Norton
Nobel White
Michigan City
John‘son
Willie C. Jackson
Johnson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sir Q. Cooper
Police send 9 year old burglar home without charge
In Sao Paulo Brazil police released a 9 year old burglar with a warning he was too old to burgle. The youth stumbled slipping through a bathroom window and was heard by intended victims who called police. Police cited his advanced age in deciding not to detain him further.
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Sao Paul
Brazil
UPI
Monnay
Rural Alexandria Home Raided Saturday Night
State and local law enforcement conducted a raid on Lawrence Auler’s rural Alexandria home at 10:90 pm Saturday. Two arrests were made in connection with illegal possession and sale of alcohol, including beer whiskey malt liquor and drink aids. Carrie Auler, 51, was later sought by warrant.
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Indiana
Loren Pickett
Madison County
Joe Brogdon
Lawrence Auler
Rt. 1
Alexandria
Auler
Carrie
Dean Wyerenns
Aid
Rt 1
Alexandra
Isaase
Pope 2
Unpreparedness Seen As Reds Started Push
In Saigon the Tet offensive began January 9 catching South Vietnamese forces largely off duty. Officers vacationing at beaches and hill resorts left units with tanks idle and troops furloughed. US commanders warned of large attacks yet many offices closed for six days from January 26 to February 2.
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Saigon
UPD
U.S
Vung Tau
Dalat
GM Advances Andersonians to Key GM Roles
General Motors executives reshuffle with Harold G. Warner named director and executive vice president in charge of Operations Staff. A pair of Andersonians advance, plus appointments for Edward D. Collett, Len Boyes, and Harold W. Campbell in Frigidaire Dayton, as the company realigns its management structure.
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General Motors
Harold G. Warner
Aid Len
Eee
Warn
Richard L. Terrell
Boyes
Nan-automotive and Defense
Terrell
Frigidaire Division
Dayton
Ohio
Harold W. Campbell
Campbell
Donald L. Boyes
Anderson
County Officials Vote To Take Appeal In Alexandria Tax Case
County commissioners voted to appeal a Superior Court ruling blocking the sale of the old Stellite property in Alexandria for delinquent taxes. The property, bought by Midwest associates for warehouse use, was slated to be sold for 73,158 in back taxes due 1980 to 1985, with reassessment questions tied to 1961 twice-valued property and a 212,290 assessment after a building addition. The firm owes 1986 taxes payable in 1967 and has petitioned the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners for reassessment claiming assessments since 1965 were too high. The property comprises over half of a large building.
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Onmy Vouunsoonsers
Superior Court
Fred Yelton, Jr
Alexandria
Midwest Associates
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Crime Prevention Speaker Named by Indianapolis Diocese
Crime prevention speaker Bishop Craine from Indianapolis will address the Anderson Exchange Clubs at a banquet at Edgewood Country Club. He chairs Indiana Citizens Council on Crime and Delinquency and serves on health and civic boards. Tickets available from Exchange Clubs and Trinity Episcopal. Go-To-Church Sunday Feb 11 begins a week-long program with local crime prevention classes and student visits to City Hall.
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Febus
Edgewood Country Club
Anderson
Anderson Township
Greater Anderson
Maidson County
Bishop Craine
Tulana
Craine
Indiana Citizens Council On
Indianapolis Hospital, Development Association
National Council On Crime and New
Sata Ianapolis Us Vague
Pith
Kenyon College
Howe Mator
Seabury West
Charles F. Gaus
Trinity Episcopal Tie Progres
National Exchange Club
Highland, Mary's
Madison Heights North Side
South Site
Central Junior
Police Department
City Hall
Commissioners Party In County Home Suit
The County Commissioners face a declaratory judgment suit over using part of the Orphans Home site as a juvenile center. Heirs to the Bronnenberg estate are defendants. Read on Page 2 for details and the proposed county actions and court rulings.
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Commissioners
Bronnenberg
Madison Superior Court
Cedric A. Dunkerly
Naomi Foster
Coates
Wiam Harper
Merrill Pyle
Ray Humphrey
Hal Wood
Pete C. Heiden
Woodie Moore
Bob Simmons
Judy Nelson Bohanyon
Frank Alis
Everett
Tory
Madison County
Madison Council
Juige Bohannon
Bat
Mounds Park
Communists Attack Saigon Suburb and Airbase
Heavy fighting rages in Cholon, Saigon suburb, after Viet Cong bombing of a power station and attacks on police stations. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces press near Tan Son Nhut airbase as casualties rise. fighting continues across Saigon and outskirts with a large fire burning in blocks of Cholon.
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Saigon
UPS
Cholon
Tan Son Hut
Saion
Biter Street
Miltary
Tanhut Airfield
Fan “Son Nhut
Nguyen Cao Fer
Plate Tun
Weather Update With Daily Highs And Lows
A brief weather note reports a partly cloudy sky with light temperature change. Today's high is 45 but the OCR shows 4582 due to error. low tonight 29. Yesterday's high 45 and low 25. Sunrise 7 48 am and sunset 6 08 pm.
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals and Homes
A series of birth notices from area families including Mr and Mrs Richard Allen at 21 Mounds Ra with a girl and Mr and Mrs Job Colman at 1 Canterbury Ct with a girl. Others include Mr and Mrs Dennis Knapp in Shesethfield with a boy and Mr and Mrs David Dukes at 1029 W sth St with a boy. A man named Sgt Michael Mitch ll and his wife welcome a boy at 625 Chestnut St. and more births at Community Hospital to the Sonier and Fup families, along with Mr and Mrs Donal and Mr and Mrs Ronald Foland and Mr and Mrs Melvin I Imel with a girl and a boy respectively.
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Max St
Anc
Fup Sonier
Donal
Edgwood Dr
Ronald Foland
1St St
Melvin
I'mel
Anderson
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