International Conference To Guarantee Vietnam Peace
The United States and North Vietnam announced that a major international conference to guarantee peace in Indochina would open in Paris on February 26. Kissinger will visit Laos and Laos cease fire prospects before Hanoi talks and Peking consultations. The plan includes major powers the ICC members and Waldheim participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Washington
Henry Kissinger
United States
North Vietnam
Paris
White House
Kissinger
Laos
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Vientiane
Peking
Kissingers
Nixon
U.S
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Indochina
State Department
Peacekeepers settle into Bien Hoa club with mixed memories
The regional headquarters of the International Commission for Control and Supervision at Bien Hoa near Saigon is described as comfortable yet jarring. Canadian commander Col. W J Marsh notes the contrast between the resort atmosphere and wartime memories as officers from Indonesia Poland and Hungary discuss in a lounge near a pool and bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Control Commission
Canada
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
France
Great Britain
Bien Hoa
Vietnam
Budapest
Warsaw
Jakarta
Ottawa
International Commission For Control and Supervision
Saigon
W.J. Marsh
Marsh
New Hampshire Pupils Protest School Discipline
A dozen Concord High School students picketed the school carrying signs reading Trust the Students. Ed Kelley 16 says the school feels like a prison while fellow pupil Jonathan Hancock 19 argues passes are necessary and laments too much freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
Concord High School
Ed Kelley
Jonathan Hancock
Hancock
Indiana House approves tax package amid party line votes
The Indiana House passed four tax bills after defeating Democrat amendments. They raise the state sales tax to four percent, boost the corporate tax, create property tax boards, and set per pupil school grants. Final passage readied for today amid expected near party-line support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee E. Lortz
Herald
Indianapolis
Indiana
House of Representatives
Ollsen
and Means
Frank Runge
Columbus
Stephen Moberly
Shelbyville
Robert de Ducomb Jr
South Bend
Ways and Means
Rep
John Hart
GOP
Hart
Cra’ Campbell
D-Anderson
R Nority Ant
W T
Senate
Phillip Gutman
Fort Wayne
House
Aker Bowen
Assembly
Bowen
U.S
Plans For Pollution Plant Additions Advance Here
Plans for water pollution control plant additions in Anderson move forward with a late spring or summer target for submission. EPA funding and a potential 75 percent federal share are discussed, with state and local cost shares possible, and a White River interceptor sewer project planned as the core.
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Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board
Environmental Projection Agency
Stream Pollution Board
Anderson
Indiana
Robert L. Rock
Steeg
Bob Coma
Vic Wagner
EPA
White River
Pollution Control Board
County Building Authority Heads For Public Hearing
Anderson officials move toward forming a county building authority to fund a new $1 million fire station and other projects. A concurrent resolution by Anderson City Council Madison County Council and County Board of Commissioners clears the way for a public hearing to discuss the authority with eventual lease back to the city and bond retirement.
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County Building Authority
Anderson City Council
Madison County Council
County Board of Commissioners
Anderson
Robert L. Rock
Madison County
Marion Withers
Withers
Carlin Dawson
Amos Jackson
Loren McDaniel
Lowell Powell
Clifton Paddock
Marion Hurst
Building Authority
Rock
Anderson Redevelopment Department
No. 1 Fire Station
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
At St. John's Hospital a boy arrived to Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Wable of 2025 Drexel Dr. Born at Community Hospital a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Romine of Middletown.
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St. John’s Hospital
K. E. Wable
Drexel Dr
Community Hospital
Larry Romine
Middletown
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Benjamin C. Cornell died Tuesday in St. John's Hospital after a four month illness at 55. Survived by wife Betty K and three children, plus siblings and nieces. He lived in Anderson 19 years, was vice president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and active in several groups. Funeral arrangements by Brown and Butz. Funeral services for Helen Rusch, 64, were held for a local nursing home death. she came from Muncie and is survived by a son and a brother, arrangements by Brown and Butz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin C. Cornell
Redwood Rd
St. John’s Hospital
Betty K
John
Sally) Williams
Lafayette
Patrick C
Anderson
Paul J
Kansas City
T. S. Cornell
Panama City
Fla
Doyle
Edna Rita) Kinley
Denver
Ind
Cornell
Wabash
Wabash High School
Manchester College
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Elks Lodge
Grandview Men’s Club
Edgewood Country Club
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Helen Rusch
Muncie
Heckaman Buick Tax Reduction Sale
Heckaman Buick announces a tax reduction sale with contact at 649-1253. The event highlights discounted pricing on vehicles and financing options during the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Shaker
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Heckaman Buick, Inc
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Andrews Air Force Base
Bangkok
Charles Bray
Soviet Union
China
New Hampshire
Neil Elliott
Cold Lake
Alta
St. Cloud
Minn
UPI
Seal
Joan M. Gudgins
Commission On Teacher Training and Licensing
Kerman J. Fanning
D-Terre Haute
Thomas J. Teague
Jon Shafer
Congress
Henry B. Steeg & Associates
Indiana House
Derson
Wagner
Paddock
Paul Newbern
Anderson and
Frederick A. Rusch
Fort Walton Beach
Paul F. Peters
Cincinnati
Ohio
The
Hollow’s
Parmer Lutz Furniture
Steve Golob
Brown
Butz
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