Peacekeeping Talks Focus On Prisoner Exchanges In Vietnam
In Saigon and Paris, four delegations met to plan cease fire enforcement and prisoner exchanges. US C130s moved North Vietnamese and Viet Cong prisoners to Tan Son Nhut as delays hinder a full IC C/S mission. Kissinger planned Laotian stopovers en route to Hanoi and Beijing.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Joint Military Commission
Military Commission
Tan Son
Nhut
International Commission For Control and Supervision
Paris
United States
Tan Son Nhut
Vernon Turner
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Nixon
Vientiane
Indochina
Indiana Senate pushes direct primary bill amid House doubt
Senate Republicans press a direct primary measure for governor and U.S. senator amid House resistance. The 36-11 vote reflects GOP support with Democrats split. Other actions include consent on substitute teachers, drug-law revamps, veterans tax deduction rise, and unanimous on Equal Rights Amendment subcommittee praise.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Indiana General Assembly
U.S
House Elections Committee
Charles E. Bosma
Directimary
House
Doris Dorbecker
Indiana
Bosma
Lawrence M. Borst
R-Inanapolis
Governmental Affairs Committee
Joan M. Gubbins
Gubbins
Herman J. Fanning
Dierre Haute
Indiana State Teachers Association
Indiana Federation of Teachers
ISTA
IFT
Elden C. Tipton
Jasonville
Kissinger Heads to Asia for Vietnam Postwar Talks
Henry Kissinger left Washington on a 10 day mission to Asia with stops in Bangkok Vientiane Hanoi and Peking to press for ceasefire in Laos and talks with North Vietnamese and Chinese leaders. The trip aims to support the Paris peace framework and set up a future Indochina conference with U S officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thailand
Hanoi
China
Henry A. Kissinger
Thai
Vietnam
Peking
Kissinger
Bangkok
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Vientiane
Laos
Indochina
H Kong
Ziegler
Essinger
Washington- Peking
Paris
Air Force
Andres Air Base
Southeast Asia
Nixon
William H. Sullivan
State Department
Herb Klein
Klein
State Justice Seeks Court Expansion And New Judicial Building
Indiana Chief Justice Norman F. Arterburn urged the General Assembly to expand the state Supreme Court from five to seven justices and support a state court administration office. He also called for moving courts to new quarters outside the statehouse and speeding construction of a new judicial building by scrapping a prior architectural submission contest.
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Indianapolis
Norman F. Arterburn
General Assembly
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
State Senate
Supreme Court
Vandals Hit City Cars as Epidemic Spreads Across Town
Police report 62 new vandalism cases over two days with 130 on Tuesday and only one on Wednesday. Windows mainly damaged on cars with pellet or BB gun impacts, spanning northern and eastern city areas. A $150 reward funds arrests and a civic watch meeting is planned at city hall.
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Anderson
Alexandria
Henry Moneyhan
18Th St
City Hall
Moneybun
Tryig
County birthday party funding plan outlined
Rogers would charge 29500 for 26 services with payments through September. LAFFERTY ASSURED funds could be raised via admission profits souvenir programs apparel and commemorative coins. The plan includes seed money of 20000 repaid with surplus used to support historical projects in Columbus per Woschitz.
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Rogers
Lafferty
Woschitz
Columbus
Local Man Comment Echoes Kidnapping Case
Indianapolis agent George Laker offers no details on the incident while an FBI supervisor in New Orleans says the case remains active and largely unknown. The quoted locals reference belief that such events can occur in modern times.
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George Laker
Indianapolis
FBI
New Orleans
Suicide at Green River after stalled car note
In Green River Wyoming a 25 year old man from Salt Lake City David Huffstetler killed himself near I 80 seven miles west of town after leaving a note saying his car stalled in freezing weather and motorists would stop to help him. Deputy Darrell Frye found the body and Great Water County Sheriff John Zakovich said a .22 caliber pistol was used.
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Green River
Wyo
David Huffstetler
Salt Lake City
Darrell Frye
Huffstetler
Here
Frey
Sreatwater County
John Zak
John Zakovich
Huffstetter
Southside Developments and Ordinances Advance in City Session
Items include Recreation Equipment Corp expansion on West Eighth Street, WHUT FM expansion, gift shop near Local 662 Hall, duplexes at 25th and Moore Road, and three ordinances establishing Building, Housing and Municipal Electric codes or amendments. Other business covers fire protection traffic changes fund transfers and bill payments.
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Pear
Fletcher
23Rd Streets
Recreation Equipment Corporation
West Eighth Street
WHUT
Hall
25Th Street
Moore Road
Madison County Unit for the Blind Meeti ng at YWCA Monday
Members of the Madison County Unit for the Blind will hold their February meeting Monday evening at the YWCA starting at 7 p.m. A preliminary board session will convene at 6 p.m.
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Madison County Unit For the Blind
YWCA
Board
Ron Porter Heckaman Buick Tax Reduction Sale
Buick dealer Ron Porter Heckaman announces a tax reduction sale at the showroom offering discounted prices. Call 649 1253 for details and appointment times at the dealership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Porter
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Bill Sutton Heckaman
Grace Baptist hosts Church Action Crusade with Jerry Brandt
Grace Baptist Church presents the Church Action Crusade from February 11 to 18 led by guest evangelist Jerry Brandt of Denver. Brandt performs a Reach Out musical presentation with London Orchestra on track, delivers sermons including True Story of Jesus Christ Superstar, Spectacular Second Coming, and Forbidden Occult, and appears on six television programs next year. Weekday services start at 7 p.m., with Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m., all open to the public.
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notice listing several deaths in Anderson and nearby areas. Mrs Maya J Hudson 46 obituary details include birth in Hembach Germany residence Morton Street Anderson and survivors Kenneth Worman and Harry George Hudson. Funeral arrangements pending at L C May Funeral Home.
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Anderson and
Madison County
Maya J. Hudson
Morton St
St. John’s Hospital
Hembach
Germany
Anderson
Kenneth Worman
Harry George Hudson
Oscar Rutter
L. C. May Funeral Home
De Gaulle's Son Named To Post
Rear Adm. Philippe de Gaulle son of Gen. Charles de Gaulle was named commander of a navy group in charge of missile test arrangements in the Atlantic off southwestern France. He will work from the Defense Ministry and oversee data collection and missile launches from ships and submarines.
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Paris
Philippe de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
Atlantic
France
Defense Ministry
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People’s Liberation Army
Darrell Christian
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Robert L. Sheaffer
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W. 76Th Place
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Elks Lodge
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Barbara Byroad
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Jane) Benefiel
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George C. Harper and Son
Lloyd Stuart
Central Wesleyan Church
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Gertrude Monahan
Main St
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St. Joseph Catholic Church
Martin
Jack Ring
Zula Hillan
Richard Puetz
Elwood City Cemetery
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