Indira Gandhi calls killings restraint amid Bangladesh debate
Indira Gandhi urged restraint while defending India’s actions in Bangladesh and criticizing Western coverage of mass killings. She said one must view the violence in perspective, noting up to a million Bengalis were killed or displaced, and pressed for recognition of Bangladesh as an independent nation.
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Bangladesh
Mrs. Gandhi
United States
Takang
Pakistan
West Pakistan
Indira Gandhi
Ahs
India
HI Bs
Ameri
Wve
Stures
Ment
Belshe
Yemark-Arade
U.S
fo/Gandhi
Washington
Walli
Bur Ali Bhutty
America
Madesh
Sur
Pakistan Army
Moonshine Crisis Marks Tennessee Tax Evasion Problem
A Tennessee feature describes moonshining as a relic of early era craft that persists despite legal prohibitions. It cites high alcohol taxes fueling illicit whisky and notes dangerous health risks from lead and mercury in illegal distillation while authorities warn of persistent bootleggers and structural enforcement challenges.
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Nabiville
Tennessee
Davy Crockett
Andrew Jackson
Tannussea
Willian Richardson
Eman
Viet War News and Local Crime Roundup
A chaotic dispatch reports a 24 hour ceasefire in Vietnam amid air raids on North Vietnam and clashes near the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Concurrently, local reports describe robberies, a gun theft, and an armed hold up at a cleaning business with two Navy fliers missing and a suspect described as a young Black man.
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Baigon
U.S
Vietnam
Chi Minh
Highland
Tadockina
Ae ‘Ong
North Vietnam
Laos
Descee
I‘ City
Sams
Pe Emmnent
Navy
Nichol
Teddy
Washington Court
Aslhouse
Ohio
Ore Air Force
Fortheast
Saigon
Ameri
Orville Ferguson
Ferguson
Gulf Ol
Madison
Issos
South Vietnam
Sha
North
Forgery Ring Arrests Node Forgery Ring
Four suspects from Fort Wayne Indiana were arrested after a merchant flagged a suspicious money order. The group allegedly altered one dollar orders to amounts from 34 to 300 and passed them in Ohio Illinois Michigan and West Virginia. Names listed include Shanna Smith Celia Wart Cecil Page and Wayne Cross.
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Shanna Smithe
Celia Maria Wart
Cecil Page
Wayne Cross
Scott
Mercehant
Ohio
Iilana Michigan
Republic National Bank of
Beaulah Riley 77 Resident of Michigan Passes Away
Beaulah Riley aged 77, longtime Anderson resident, died November 2 in Wayne Michigan. She had lived in Michigan since 183, survived by a grandchild and her husband the late Tom. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Halley
Béaulah Riley
Wayne
Michigan
Riley
Anderson
Tom
Rental bid drive by M G board for farm lands
The M G board announces rental bids for farm lands with final sites and viewing times listed. Funeral notices include Leona Boyll, 67, of Middletown, with services at Brown and Butt Funeral Home and interment at East Maplewood Cemetery, plus other obituaries and service details for Sylva Cartwright and Harvard Sayford.
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Harold
Rozelle
Thomas C. Fierce
Anderson
Inketments
Miller
Middletown
Ileana Boyll
Brown and Butt
Leona Boyll
13Th St
East Maplewood Cemetery
Springport
Ballard and Shirey
Sylva Faye Cartwright
Ceme
Harvard
U S Begins 1972 With 268 Million
The text provides a partial, jumbled view of a 1972 US topic mentioning 268 million, unclear agencies, and scattered phrases. It reads like a fragmented news item, with references to numbers and potential organizations, but lacks coherent context or complete facts to form a clear summary.
Jewish Leaders Find Apathy Among College Students
A national study by campus Jewish chaplains reports rising apathy among Jewish students. Directors from 90 colleges note a shift from militancy to personal quests, with many avoiding politics or social issues. The findings, presented in New York, contrast with earlier student activism and describe a mood akin to the 1950s.
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B'nai Vrith Hillel
Ocs
Grassing
New York
Att Nial
Norman Primer
Sol Ks Gues
Vietnam
Frimer
Rom
Organkrad
City Man Receives One Year Sentence
George D. Green a 39 year old former Citizens Banking assistant cashier was sentenced in Federal Court Indianapolis by Judge William E Steckler to serve 80 days plus probation after embezzling 2244 dollars. He admitted falsifying daily balance sheets during several months to meet living costs. restitution was made per his brother attorney Clyde Green who cited a clean prior record and community involvement.
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Anderson
Indianapolis
George D. Green
Rashier
Citizens Banking Company
William E. Steckler
Green
Clyde Green
New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital and Copomiunity Massival
Born at St John’s Hospital four new arrivals. A girl to Mr and Afra Gary Wise at 23rd St. A boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Wise at 208 Cattnnwood Dr. A girl to Mr and Mrs Mackel at 723 Pricewood Cr. A boy to Mr and Mrs Ronald Breter ton in Daleville. A boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Gitlom at 410 W 2th St. A girl born at Copomiunity Massival to Mr and Mrs Gallett of Alexandria. A girl to Dr and Mrs Hunt of Indianapolis. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John L Kirkman of Anderson and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Teat Hunt of Anderson. A boy born to Mr and Mrs David Colon of Fort Wayne. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Wayne Whame and paternal grandmother Hi eerthur Hailey, all of (location unclear).
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Afra
Gary Wise
Wue
Robert Wise
Cattnnwood Dr
Mackel
Pricewood Cr
Ronald Breterton
Daleville Agin
Robert Gitlom
Gallett
Lexandria
Shes
Hunt
Indianapolis
John L. Kirkman
Anderson
Anal
Teat Hunt
Davit Colon
Fort. Wayne
Aly
Wayne Whame
Palestal
Eerthur
Hailey
Pendleton inmate rights case yields suspended term for Floyd Adley
Floyd Adley, 51, of Indianapolis, pleaded guilty to violating the civil rights of prisoners at the Indiana State Reformatory in Pendleton. He received a one year suspended sentence in federal court in Indianapolis. The Sept 2, 1969 incident injured 41 inmates and involved X Guard security.
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Anderson
Federal District Court
Indianapolis
Floyd Apdley
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton Dur
Retail boom boosts Christmas sales across the nation
The 1971 Christmas season lifted retailer spirits as shoppers bought more, with US Commerce data showing an overall sales rise to about 9.95 billion dollars. Stores reported demand for clothing, toys, and practical items, while some chains noted uneven results and differing regional performance. Jazzed by improved economic signals, merchants anticipated continued gains despite pockets of softness.
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Joseph Dries
Brookfield Square
Mina
Hyman
U.S
Ament
Mare
Movie executives call for less sex violence in films
Hollywood executives from MGM National General and Velied Artists voicing to purge cinema of explicit content say theater owners and audiences tire of sex and violence. They warn such themes hurt profits and stress avoiding contemporary social issues like race drugs and revolution.
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Hollywood
Daily Vorlete
Douglas
Netter
MGM
Teving Levin
National General
Jaffe
National Catholic News Service
Our’ Sunday Visitor
Frankton School Menu Week Listings
Frankton's weekly school menu includes Monday beef mash with whipped potatoes and vegetables, Tuesday Wiener sandwich and potato salad with mixed greens, banana cake with frosting, Wednesday notes missing, Friday ham salad on lettuce with macaroni and cheese, offerings of orange juice and applesauce with milk. The schedule lists meals and beverages for pupils across the week.
Gary police chief links officers to burglaries probe
Gary police chief Charles Boone said he suspects some Is department officers of involvement in a surge of burglaries and robberies in Gary. He is investigating the officers and would pursue the cases in court if the investigation implicates them. He noted cases involving policemen at criminal and federal levels have not yet gone to trial.
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Gary
Ind
Gary Peolice
Charles Boone
Toone
Boone
Reward Offered for Return of Dog
A local police notice states a reward will be paid for the safe return of the missing dog. Details on the animal and contact information are not fully legible in the fragment.
Pauper prisoners freed by Nassau Suffolk jail aid group
The St Vincent Society on Long Island posted bail to secure release for 61 inmates in Nassau and Suffolk counties who could not afford bail due to poverty. The plan, timed for Christmas, aims to aid in reentry by tracking released prisoners and aiding them with jobs and family reintegration. Rev Arthur Xane says visiting prisoners is blessed, but releasing the imprisoned because of poverty is even more so.
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Long Island
Nassau
Suffolk
Vabion
Noviety
Arthur Xane
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Me- Song
Itz
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Grant United
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Yale
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Max Leisure
Madonna Kind
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Neiman-Marcus
Kenneth J
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Younker Brothers, Inc
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Earl Nightingale
Ed Bollinger
Tell
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Cogler
William Stoops
Jae-Bays
Paddy Jorietsian
Dayle Crostey
Donald Parechinsky
Crostey
Perechintsky
George G. Jackson
Frankton
Cou
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Tax & Recappable Tire
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A&e Distributors
Broadway
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