Reds Hit Viet Cong in Biggest Battle Yet
Vietnamese and American forces battled Communist guerrillas near Tun Hiep about 56 miles southwest of Saigon. The clash left many dead or wounded as helicopters were shot down and evacuees tended, with both sides claiming the fiercest fighting of the four year war.
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Mekong
Riverlhan
Della Town
Tehir
Ameri
Ha Halle
Tan Hiep
Tun Hiep
Uorrillas
Saigon
Tax Case Bail Forfeit Asked
A bail forfeit request was filed in a tax case involving David Lee 49 who missed a train trip to Indianapolis for arraignment on income tax charges. The government sought raising his cash bail from 1 to 25 thousand dollars and a bench warrant issued for his arrest. The trip includes a Capitol tour and museum visit arranged by J. Alldredge. Troop members planned to attend and travel by city bus.
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Eran Argus
David Lee
Thornton
Ing
J. Cro- US
S. Hugh Dilmer Alldredge
Jston
Ji ‘J General
Capitin
Foe Toeniam
Capitol Cafe
Prieat Luid
Capitol
Lee
Chilik Shakan
M _dren's
Maumee
Caleres Beloe
Astro Peabody Coa. Co
Peabody
10Th West Girl Guide Company
Gov
Bombay
India
Jorja Gray
Karen Keys
Cherie Benefield
Gloria Jones
Carlotta Soneff
Anita Mills
Belinda Bryan
Paula Zerbaugh
Cindy Vasbinder
Che- An Anderson Wonan
Yester
Ars
Alldredge
Donalc
New Tekane Monune
Keys
Tshombe mercenaries retreat after failed Jadotville march
The report notes heavy damage in the city and at Union Miniere sites, with hand grenades causing most destruction. In the 1 mile strike from the Yufira River bridgehead, troops captured four mercenaries and killed two others. Brig. Noronha cites mercenaries saying Tshombe ordered a three day fight before the war would end, but they veered toward Kolwezi.
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Ily
Union Miniere Nining
Tshombe
Yufira
Noronha
Jadotville
Kol
Guide Hosts Roy Peterson Dies Thursday
Roy Peterson aged 79 of Alexandria died Thursday afternoon at a Logansport hospital. Retired five years ago as an attendant at Logansport State Hospital, he moved to Alexandria earlier. He was a Church of God member, born September 10, 1893 in Bringhurst, son of William and Jeattielle Peterson. Survived by widow Loretta Boal Peterson, a son Alfred L. Peterson of Logansport, daughter Gertrude Cormen y of South Bend, sister Gertrude Mythias of Canada, brothers Frank of Canada and Russell of Tacoma, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends may call after 7 pm Saturday at Davis Strider-Noffze Funeral Home. Funeral 2 pm Monday by Rev. Dwight McCurdy. Burial Park View Cemetery.
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Alfred L. Peterson
Logansport
Gertrude Cormeny
South Bend
Gertrude Mythias
Canada
Frank
Russell
Tacoma
Wash
Davis Strider-Noffze
Dwight McCurdy
Park View Cemetery
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
LAPEL Mrs. Pear Blanche Heiry 80 widow of Homer Heiry died at home in Carmel near Indianapolis. Native of Lapel moved to Anderson 25 years ago and then Carmel. Survived by one daughter Edith Cambs Anderson, two sons Dale Carmel Ed Anderson, sister Mrs Marie Anderson Lapel, brother Clint Thismarss South Bend. Body at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel with calling after 6 p.m. tonight. Cominted From Page Que Peek etc.
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Lapel
Pear Blanche Heiry
Homer Heiry
Carmel
Indianapolis
Heiny
Anderson
Caromsal
Dale
Edith Cambs
Marie Anderson
Clint Thismarss
South Bend
Fisher Brothers
Anderson Obituaries Roundup Reveals Local Losses
Noah T. Goings died at home after 30 years in the area. He worked at Jecky-Remy Division for 15 years and leaves Maude and two daughters Evelyn Spay and Mabel Hines, plus a sister and seven grandchildren. Helen Virginia Mallernee 41 died after a two car crash near Delaware Ohio. her husband Rev Dennis Mallernee and son Jay were injured. She leaves four sons Dennis Jay Victor and Richard a daughter Jolana and her mother Ann Lytle. Francis J Mike Hernan 63 former Anderson resident died at Danville Illinois Vet Hospital. He was a past city clerk, ran Hernan's Market, and served in WWI. Elvie W Ashby 66, longtime Anderson resident and machinist, died in Miami Florida. Edna Lambert a widow of Frank, died December 19 in Coral Gables Florida. Thomas Isaac Marbury 88, died Wednesday. services Saturday at Friendship Baptist Church with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Noah T. Goings
Anderson
Coumnunity Hospital
Jehcy-Remy Division
Sheridan
Taylo Baptist Church
Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Maude
Evelyn Spay
Vipton
Mabel Hines
Phoenix
Aviz
Leslie Spurgeon
Fort Wayne
Tve
Rozelle Funeral Home
Helen Virginia Mallernee
Dewey St
Dennis Mallernee
Delaware
Jay
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Hazlett St
Dennis
U. S. Army
Germany
Victor
Richard
Atherson
Jolana Wable
M's. Malfernee
Ann Lytle
Morefield
Raymond Stamp
Grattada Hills
Ohio
Selis and Rowe
Ebert Wallace
North Anderson
Francis J
Mike) Hernan
Veteman's Hospital
Danville
Ill
Hernan
Hernan's Market
St. Mary's Catholic Church
The
Elks
Ossing
New York
Michael J
Elizabeth Mulholland Hernan
Thomas Casey
Elizabeth Mulholland
Marion
Frank Mulholland
Clifton
Elvie Ashby
Elvie W. Ashby
Miami
Fla
John
Jane Ashby
Florida
Betty
Dolores Simpson
West Hollywood
Virgil
Myron and
Forrest
Ypsilanti, Mich
Norman
Indianapolis
Bwa
Cartie Whetsell
Hattie’ Whitson
Feve Steat
Southern Memorial Park
Edna Lambert Ward
Edna Lambert
Frank Lambert
Coral Gables
Adderson
Miami Memorial Park Cemetery
Pla
Opal Crowder
Richmond
Grace McCurdy
Thomas Isaac Marbury
Friendship Baptist Church
M. C. Williams
James Menifee
East Maplewood
Underwood and Bracks Memorial
Blast at packing plant injures workers and tears building
At dawn on Wednesday a blast at a packing plant injured workers after a long New Year weekend. The 54 year old building, once a civil defense fallout shelter, suffered ammonia fumes spreading through wreckage as investigators sought the gas source. One worker, Donald Melcho of Terre Haute, described a rotten odor and medical staff donned masks to treat the injured.
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Donald Melcho
Terre Haute
St. Anthony's Hospital
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Joe Wvine
Chicago
UPI
Ular
National Safety Council
Roy Peterson
Madison
Que Peek
J. M. Grubb
M_ IK
Tush
Bill Lamb
A. T. Wilson
Bureau of Information
Howard C. Gillepie
Purdue Musical Organizations
Ab Stewart
Mickey,McGure
W. E
Bill) Luhmann
Marvin 2. Myers
F. Lynn Cason
John Feinner, Jr
Richard Stewart
Zona Emma Roller
Billy
Edwood
Jeffrey Gardner
C. Rector
D. D.i
Lascoe
Sam Pritchett
Howland
Wayne Gardner
El-Edwin Heln
Markleville and McVicker
Aeronautical &Wood
Methodist Church
Engineering Sciences
Nobuo
Copher and I
Mechanicsburg
Mun Schaditlac & Smatamac
Wrolan Brnacal Uawa Cecannida
F. Blakesley
Purdue
A. L. Metalleum
Robert JH. Land
Gordon R. Stewart
Rex W. Oyler
Frank Rada
Richard L. Gross
James E. Turnquist
Lauren A. Cox
Eke Pmo Mung
Uleveanue
Bluford Smith
Summitville
Gap
Piuwru
Vinsonhe
Indiana
House
Senate
Richard F .Ar
Richard Ristine
Vinson Cemetery
Detroit
Upl
Automotive Industries Magazine
Tulstary
Naknek Lake
Sweden
National Geographic Magazine
Hicles
Ford
Austria
Baker Brothers
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Magr
Francis Kienly
St. Mary's Cemetery
WIT Hout
Bob Brown
Meadowbrook TV
Frank E. Brewer Jr
Frank E. Brewer Sr
Rt. 1
Middletown
Sheppard Afb
Texas
4245
Strategic Wing
SAC
Mercy Hospital
Penney’s
P.j.s
Jones Mig. Co
Mad
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