Burglaries Drive Wyoming Avenue Safety Plan
Tedson J Meyers a 4 year old communications law yer and former speech writer for Hubert Humphrey says his four story house at 1838 Wyoming Ave was burgled seven days after moving from Georgetown in 1966. He notes the block’s project responds to a diet of trouble with daily auto break ins and encounters with suspected thieves on the street.
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Wyoming Avenue
Tedson J. Meyers
Hubert H. Humphrey. Meyers
Wyoming Ave
Georgetown
Nigeria Accepts Capitulation Ends 30 Month Biafra War
Nigeria announced the capitulation of Biafra after 30 months of conflict. President Gowon urged unity and amnesty while Ojukwu, in a separate broadcast, agreed to terms within a united Nigeria and ordered disengagement. Effiong called for a cease fire and armistice negotiations as famine and damage lingered.
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Nigeria
Biafra
Yakubu Gowon
Black Africa
Phillip Effiong
C. Odumegwu Ojukwu
Gowon
Tot Fights For Life Amid Threats From Embittered Man
A 23 month old named Pat Barclay battles a deteriorating condition awaiting a liver transplant with parents facing threats from a deranged man. An anonymous caller warned of harm after the family received limited aid for medical costs. The father, Michael Barclay, had his car vandalized on Indiana Route 67 as he traveled to Indianapolis. The couple sought assistance from state police.
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Pat Barclay
Michael Barclay
Barclay
Indianapolis
Kiwanis Speaker Dennis Cites Inflationary Assaults
US Rep. David W. Dennis warned inflation is driving a $5 billion hit to the 1970 budget in the first session of the 91st Congress. The 10th District Republican cited a $500 million rise for HEW grants to federally impacted schools, noting benefits to wealthy districts and questioning the cost to local schools. Dennis spoke in Anderson and outlined upcoming office hours in Alexandria and engagements with local groups, predicting President Nixon may veto the bill and criticizing Senate and House seniority as slow to reform.
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Congress
Herald expands news reach with new syndicated service
The Anderson Herald adds Los Angeles Times Washington Post Syndicated Service to its slate, boosting national and international coverage with hundreds of veteran reporters including Pulitzer winners. The upgrade includes columns from Shirley Povich and Jim Bailey, plus reports from London presses, aiming to deliver broader analyses and lifestyle news.
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U.S
Marines Withdraw from Vietnam as 26th Regiment Heads Home
The U S 1st Infantry Division and the 26th Marine Regiment will depart Vietnam in Nixon phase three withdrawals, totaling 26 000 troops. Departures begin after February and finish by mid April, reducing American strength to 434 000. The 1st Infantry arrived July 12 1965 and operated north of Saigon. the 26th Marines endured the 77 day siege at Khe Sanh.
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Air Force
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Binh Duong
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Kaw
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
City to buy corner property to ease traffic flow
Plans announced at the Board of Public Works call for purchasing property at the southeast corner of Ohio and Columbus Avenues to widen a sharp intersection and double traffic flow. The meeting also covered three Barrett Law sewer bids and a Lindberg lift station project with multiple bidders.
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Columbus Avenues
Board of Public Works
Robert Hodson
Grandview Addition
General Metro Corporation
Ralph Reed and Son, Inc
Indiana
Barrett Law
Toll Gate Manor
General Metro
Ralph Reed, Inc
Lindberg
Force Main
Cenjrie
Inmate pleads guilty ends second murder trial
Donald Lee Childs, 19, of Indianapolis, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in Henry Circuit Court, ending a second murder trial over the December 1968 beating death of fellow inmate Alvin Eugene Robinson. Judge Wesley Ratliff set sentencing for Thursday at 2 pm. the case moved from Madison County to New Castle.
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Donald Lee Childs
Indianapolis
Childs
Henry
Wesley Ratliff
Madison County
New Castle
Alvin Eugene Robinson
Elwood School to Close After Current Term
Elwood St Joseph parochial school will end its service when the term closes in June. The 75 year old institution has about 160 students in grades one through eight. A lack of qualified teaching staff cited as reason. one of 10 Sisters of St Joseph parochial schools in the Lafayette Diocese to close this June.
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Lafayette
Classified Ad Demonstrates Strong Response
A seller praised the ad service saying the response was marvelous and very pleasing. The Herald Bulletin urges advertising for wanted items or items to sell and offers a Want Advisor to help place inexpensive, fast acting wanted ads at 643 5371.
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