Officials Warn Against Hopes Of Fast Action
Washington says North Korea is demanding an apology before any Pueblo crew release talks progress. Seoul reports one Pueblo crew member’s body returned to U.S. forces, but officials urge patience as Panmunjom negotiations continue without confirmation of a settlement. State and Defense officials caution against premature optimism for quick results.
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Washington
United States
Navy
Pueblo
Seoul
Korea
South Korea
U.S
Siown
Enterprise
State Department
Panmonjom
William P. Bundy
Bondy
Tok
Dean Rusk
Collegiate Press Service
United
Ruck
Robert Mc.Closkey
Arthur J. Goldberg
Security Council
Sisk
Seven Mile Street Improvements Scheduled by Board
The Board of Works announced plans for about 17 miles of street construction, reconstruction, and resurfacing to begin in March or April at an estimated cost of $827,920. City Engineer Harold Smith listed streets to be improved and three intersections to be widened, including Nakble at Sth Streets, Madison Ave, and Warn Buskirk Rd. The plan also adds widenings on 29th Street, At Sh, and Meridian Street.
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Board of Works
Harold Smith
Nakble
Sth Sts
Madison Ave
Warn Buskirk Rd
Milton and
High St
29Th St
Meridian St
Main St
Horth
At Sh
Ath St
First Alley
Drexel Dr
Ind
Indiana
R. R
W. 18Th, St
Costello Dy
Brentwood Adda
Sunset Plyd
East End
Sunnyside Dr
Loral St
Southern Ave
Southview Dr
Saddle Lane
Pearl St
49Th St
Central Avi
Pearl. St
E. 80Th St
Cental Ave
Brown St
42Nd
Dard St
Warbuskirk Re. Dresser Dr
E. Goth St
Seiver
Alexandra Pike
Lindberg Rd
Maplewood Cemetery
Alexandria Pike
Nichol Ave
John St
Johnson proposes more student aid and cuts higher ed construction
President Johnson urged Congress to boost federal aid for college students by 574.8 million dollars for fiscal year 1969, an increase of 33 million over the current year, while proposing a 375 million cut in higher education construction funds, signaling a steadier overall education funding stance.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Rural Alexandria raid nets liquor beer and gambling devices
State Excise Police Lt Loren Pickett and Indiana State Police Sgt John Shettle led a Saturday night raid on a rural Alexandria home of Lawrence Auler 43 arresting Adler on charges of illegal possession and sale of alcohol. Carrie Aulet 51 was wanted by arrest warrant. Officers confiscated beer whiskey malt liquor and tip books.
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Indiana
U Loren Pickett
Madison County
Joe Bragdon
Fhe
Lawrence Auler
Rt. 1
Alexandria
Auler
Carrie
John Shettle
Loren Pickett
Adler
Rt 1
Aulet
Pega 7
Six Enter Not Guilty Pleas Monday In Circuit Court
Six persons entered not guilty pleas and 10 cases were continued during the Monday session of Madison County Circuit Court arraignments. Descriptions include Johnson charged with assault and attempted murder after a July 16 incident, with trial set on or after April, and multiple burglaries and robberies with trials scheduled for April 1.
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Madison County
Reury Johnson
At.lanry William’ J. Norton
Johnson
Nobel White
Michigan City
Wikfe
Jackson
Jobson
FBI
Brooklyn
N.C
White
David Q. Cooper
Cecil Lee
John B. Forster
W.ath St
Teluin
Burglar Sent Home With Warning Over Age In Brazil
In Paulo Brazil police released a year old burglar without charges after warning him due to his advanced age. Gino Meneghetti, a famed cat burglar of the 1920s and 1930s, reportedly attempted a comeback Saturday night, stumbling through a bathroom window before police were alerted by a victim. Police said they checked not to prosecute because of his age.
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Paulo
Brazil
Gino Meneghetti
Unpreparedness Seen As Reds Started Push
In Saigon the Communist offensive began January 4 catching many Vietnamese forces away on Tet holidays. Up to half of soldiers reportedly left posts to spend time with families in Saigon, Vung Tau, Dalat and other resorts. High-ranking officers began holidays January 26, delaying alerts and leaving government offices closed through February 2. American officials expressed strong dismay at the early phase of the attack and perceived lax response.
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Saigon
UPS
Vung Tay
Dalat
GM Advances Andersonians to Executive Posts
General Motors directors elected Harold G. Warner as director and executive vice president in charge of Operations Staff. Two former Andersonians were advanced. Warner joins the Executive Committee and succeeds Edward D. Ballert as executive vice president in charge of Overseas Subdivisions and other divisions. New Group Executive in Charge of the Car and Track Group is Donald L. Boyes. Richard L. Terrell becomes group executive in charge of non-automotive and defense. Harold W. Campbell becomes general manager of the Frigidaire Division in Dayton Ohio.
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General Motors
Harold G. Warner
Corporation
Opera
Hans
Donald L. Boyes
Mr. Warner
Richard L. Terrell
Mr. Boyes
Ce Non-automotive
Defensa Cou
Air
Terrell
Boyes
Mr. Terre
Donald J. Boyer
Felt
Richard J. Terroff
Center
GM View
Harold W. Campbull
Anderson
County Officials Vote To Appeal In Alexandria Tax Case
County Commissioners yesterday voted to appeal a Superior Court ruling that blocked the sale of the Haynes-Stellite property in Alexandria for delinquent taxes. The 719 W Washington SE site, used as a warehouse, faced $74,158 in back taxes and has seen reassessments raising its value to $212,230. The firm seeks reconsideration before the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners claiming elevated assessments since 1965.
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Superior Court
Fred Yelton, Jr
Alexandria
Midwest
Associates
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Right Rev Johan P Craine to speak at Anderson crime banquet
The Right Rev Johan P Craine bishop of Indianapolis will headline the Anderson Exchange Clubs Crime Prevention Banquet set for Thursday Feb 15 at Edgewood Country Club. He chairs Indiana Citizens Council on Crime and Delinquency and serves on several civic bodies including Kenyon College and Methodist Hospital boards. Tickets are sold by Exchange Clubs and Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Johan P. Craine
Episcopal Diocese of
Indianapolis
Anderson
Edgewood
Ison Township
Greater
Naidson County
Bishop Craine
Indiana
Indiana Citizens Council
Community Services Council
Indianapolis Hospital Development Association
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Indianapolis Urban Leagie
the Episcopal Church
Kenyon College
Howe Military School
Seabury-Western Theological Seminary
The
Methodist Hospital
Charles F. Gaus
Crue Prevention
Trinity Episcopal Church
National Exchange Club
Highland
St. Mary's
Madison Heights
North Side
South, Side
Central
Wlice
City Hall
County officials face suit over juvenile center site at Orphans Home
The Madison County Commissioners are named in a declaratory judgment suit filed September 19 by juvenile center directors and taxpayers including Cedric A Dunkerly and Naomi Foster. The case challenges whether converting one wing of the County Orphans Home to a juvenile center would breach the Bronnenberg will, amid prior county spending of 150000 for remodeling. The judge notes current jail housing and state school practices, with plans for a new city hall and additional facilities for serious offenders. Page 2.
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Bron- Nenberg
Asadison Superior Court
Cedric A. Dunkerly
Naomi Foseter
Charles Mardy
William ‘Starper
Merrill Pyle
Ray Amphrey
Hal Wood
Pete G. Heiden
Woodie Moore
Bob Simmons
Judg Nelson Bohanton
Frank al Ms
Riverett Stottlemyer
Mnul
Brennenberg
Madison County
Madison County Council
Audge ‘Banat Fisted
Calvin A. Bronnenberg
Mounds Park
Communists Blast Capital Area Centers
In Saigon suburb Cholon heavy fighting after Viet Cong attacks on a power plant and two police stations sparked a large fire engulfing city blocks. Communist commandos attacked Tan Son Nhut airbase gate but were repelled. Reports say fighting continued across Saigon and near Mae. Casualty toll for the week listed as 31,930 killed, 7,185 wounded, including 48 Americans killed.
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Saigon
UPI
Cholon
Tan Son
ILS
Saie Bon
Mae
U.S
Contol
Tan Son Whut
Weather Outlook For Tonight And Tomorrow
Fair to partly cloudy conditions continue with little temperature change. High today around 45 degrees, low tonight near 25 degrees. Sunrise at TH am, sunset at S83.
New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital and Community Hospital
Birth notices list newborns and parents across multiple addresses including Mr and Mrs Richard Allen 221 Mounds Rd a girl Mrs Jofn Colman 7 Canterbury Creek a girl Mr and Mrs Dennis Knapp Chesethield a boy Mr and Mrs We oG Cley 115 Fulton St a girl Mr and Mrs Robert Tones Pendleton a girl Mr and Mrs Thomas Harden 4015 Alhambra Dr a boy Sgt and Mrs Michael Mitchell 625 Chestnut St a boy Mrs Philip Stohler 4 a boy and Mrs goal Moore White Ridgewood Dy 2 boys Mr and Mrs Howard Foland 19 East St a girl Mr and Mrs Melvin Tmel Arcerson a boy
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St. John's Hospital
Richard Allen
Mounds Rd
Jofn Colman
Catherbury Ck
Dennis Knapp
Chesethield
We Og Cley
Iss
Fulton &T
Robert Tones
Pendleton
Thomas Hardwen
Alhambra de
David Dukes
W. 9Th St
Michael Mitchell
Chestnut St
Community Hospital
Ite
Philip Stohler
Goal Moore
Rilgwwood
Howard Foland
Eatst St
Melvin Tmel
Arcferson
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Colvin
Andersonians
Washington SE
Fit
John Mesye Tvente Page J
Ceferin
YMCA
Enos
John ¥. Dinan
Jotur Pont
Heath
Indiana University
Selecsion
Dan LaPierre
Waller
Commissioners
Tan Son Nhut
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ata Fear Saigon
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