Hanoi Peace Talks See Enduring Deadlock
Hanoi sources say peace moves have stalled with officials signaling no real change from prior hardline positions. Reports cite semantic shifts from could to will in statements by Trinh and Bo, but analysts see no substantive move toward talks or halt in bombing.
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United States
Vietnam
Trini Hanoi
Thej
Iton
U.S
Hanoi
Tihe U.S
North Viet- Nator
Day ‘Trinh
Tall
Associated
Trinh
Ha Noi
Lan
Bf Mai Wan Bo
Paris
Noi
Europe
Coordunist Bulgaria
BTA
Hanoity
City asks PLC to hike water rates and fund deep well plan
Anderson city officials seek Public Service Commission permission to raise water rates 1 percent to cover costs of upgrading an expanded system. Bond issue approved to finance a $3.7 million deep water well project in Lafayette Township with removal of rows, new storage, mains, and facilities. Hearing date not set. The move targets service for about 30,000 residents, including 452 businesses, with current users at 19,001 residents.
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Anderson
Aelisdiana “Publi Service, Tenningsiol
Lafayette Township
Public Service Commission
Ed Flanagan
Imost
the Hague
UPI
Duel Air Force
Paderborn
Germany
Reform emphasis at juvenile court conference in Indiana
BLOOMINGTON Ind AP The crime prevention conference at Indiana University urged aggressive funding and community action to reform juvenile justice. Robert Harden stressed need for adequate treatment facilities and integrated staff inmate cooperation to prevent delinquency. He warned both inmates and staff have basic needs that, if unmet, fuel conflicts and undermine reform efforts.
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Bloomington
Ind
Jena Wi
Indiana University
Robert Harden
Indiana Department of Correction
Ignor
Haden
Brooke Visits African Ivory Coast on Latin American Tour
Sen Edward Brooke R Mass arrived in Abidjan for a brief stop during a four nation African tour after visiting Conakry Guinea to study U S aid programs. In Indiana, three year old Rebecca J Tayne of Muncie died from injuries after being struck by a car at Ball Memorial Hospital Thursday night.
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Abidian
Tvary Coast
UPL
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Conakry Juinea
Africa
Muncie
Ind
Revecca J. Tayne
Ball Memorial Hospital
Struk
Rrauer Gaming Company
Indiana
John Schettle
Wilbert Christiansen
Indianapolis
Danna L. Ferguson
W.ilst St
Alexandria
Ferguson
Terry
Gary
Lary
Madelyne Ferguson
Yeu
Highland Gymnasium
Laurie Smith
Bruces
Smith
Kent Kennan
Christiansen
Bruce Smith
Bach
Norman Dello Jojo
Earen
Jac
Washington Soivereau
Ricard Ote
Donald White
Thomblic Schools of
Missouri
George Ator Oeoes
U. S. Naval Reserve
Wagner
Mandel
Nie
U. S
Naval Reserve Training Center
Ineal
Amer
Dean Association of University
National Society
Phi Det
Kappa
Kappa Delta Pi
MacKenzie
Robert
E. St. St. State
Scheldler
Alex Iandria Fire Department
Davis
James Q. Miller
40Th St
St. Charles Sts
Miller
Seine
LSD Blinding Hoax Claims Governor Says
Anderson area obituaries note Mrs. Cora Holliday of Nichol Ave. dies, services planned with Baker Brothers Funeral Home. The piece reports a hoax about LSD blindness previously linked to state officials, the governor’s assertion of a probe, and references to Yoder and Shafer administration figures amid an ongoing investigation. Also listed are multiple funeral notices for local residents, with details on services, survivors, and burial places.
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Cora Holliday Nichol
Cora W. Holliday
Leonard the Baker Brothers
Harrisburg
Atty
Whuliday
Robert Fribley
Pennsylvania
Raymond P
William C. Sennell
Community Hospital
First
Shafer
Sennell
Anderson
Yoder
Ana
Holliday
Kayel
Cicero
Refuge
Legir
Christian Church
Noblesville
Imate
Coaltrin
Iblesville
Ing
Associated
Norman
Oder
Missioner
Frank Gilbert
U.S. Department of Health
William Markilam
William Adam Markham
Herbert Holliday
Near Peuther
William L. Markham Sr
Yodersteton
Gerald Holliday
Antrio
Madison Ave
Marie
Jeter
Western Pennsylvania
Vader
Local Hospital Graduates Certified as Medical Technologists
Graduates of St. John's Hickey Memorial Hospital Technology School pass national certification by the Board of Registry of Medical Technologists. Local residents Janet Edwards and Judy Glucksman are among those certified to use MT ASCP after the exam. The hospital program, directed by Dr. D L Buckles, supports seven registered medical technologists and is affiliated with Andersen College.
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St. John's
Hickey Memorial Hospital
Board of Registry of Medical Technologists
The
American Society
Ocal
Janet Edwards
Chester, Anderson
Judy Glucksman
Munele
St. John's Hickey Memorial Hospital
Direc
D. L. Buckles
Teael
Ray Schuster
Buckles
St. John's Hickey. Memorial Hospital Schcol
Anersen
Teen GOP Convention Planning In Madison County
The Madison County Teen Republican Organization plans a county wide convention for spring vacation at the Anderson Hotel. Officers will be elected, with committees named for Registration Entertainment Election Procedures Decorations and Food. The event aims to engage local teens in party activities.
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Madison County
MCTRO
Steve Biddle
Anderson Hotel
Biddle
Virginia Williams
Steve Lartz
Pam Brown
Mnnira
Elbridget G. MacKenzie
Anderson College Department of Education
They Jalissouri School
South- West Missouri State College
Alster
Anderson Collegeampus
Band Plays Sunday At Highland High
The Highland High band performs this Sunday featuring a varied concert program likely drawing students families and community members to the school auditorium for an afternoon of music and showcase pieces by the ensemble.
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Highland High
Heart Switcher in critical condition after major setback
Casparak, age 40s, after a successful heart transplant, suffered a sewi-coma due to liver deterioration. A gall bladder removal followed in an emergency operation. He regained some consciousness but remained on the critical list as doctors monitor his heart function.
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Kasperak
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries from Madison area report Homer Brantlinger of Fortville died at Americana Nursing Center after hospitalization. Ruth Passwater of Lapel, widow of Merle Passwater, funeral arranged at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home. Elizabeth McCole of Greenfield to be buried at Park Cemetery after funeral services. Surviving relatives listed for Brantlinger include widow Helen and three children. Final rites set for Brantlinger Sunday.
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Alta Clapp
Alta’ L. den 83
Ernest Ermibltion
Iad Fary
Hareald L. Rozelle
Join Wine
First Church of the Nazarene
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Muncie
Clapp
Christopher Beeler
Christopher S. Beeler
Ontario
Calif
Iig
Mana
Bayshava Giroux
Kathering Beeler
V. Stn Sls
F. K. Bestler
Fred Beeler
Doug Beeler
Homer Brantlinger
Fortville
Hamer
Brantlinger
Rt. 1
Fort _ville
Americana Nursing Center
St. John’s Hospital
Green Towneship
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Madison County
H Tevern
Ingalls
McCordsville
Helen
Ted
Phyllis) Rash
Robeert Stanley
Fortvile
Jack Allen
Anderson
Flossie Allen
Arthur McFarland
Mabel Maynard
Indianapolis
Ronald Seals
Gilbert Schreiber
Ruth Passwates
Fisher Brothers
Ruth Passwater
Merle Passwater
Brookside
Morttary
Elizabeth McCole Greenfield
Elizabeth McCole
Pasco Memorial Mortuary
Park Cemetery
New Art Gallery Starts Two Classes in Pendleton
Pendleton art scene expands with Jan 18 openings at the Art Gallery on North Pendleton Avenue offering a portrait class led by Merron resident Jean Richman and a creative yarn class taught by teacher Jenny Russell Grogger. Classes run eight weeks for portrait and six to eight weeks for yarn, with sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. Readers are invited to join, with veterans welcome.
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Pendleton
Art Gallery
Pendleton Ave
Jean Richman
Merron
Mts
Miller
Rence
Randy Jenkins
John's Hospital
Jenny Russell Grogger
Jaycee Burrell
Lincoln Sts
Jim
Groever
Lincoln
Helen D. Gilley
Rt. 1
Senior Citizens Community Center
Albert Willams
St. John's Hospital
Buliti
Helen Reske
Mounds Park Out As Site For Law Enforcement School
The Indiana Police Academy search narrowed to four sites, removing Mounds State Park from contention. The site committee in Indianapolis picked locations at the Indiana Boys School near Plainfield, Camp Atterbury near Edinburgh, Eagle Creek Park near Indianapolis, and the Indiana State Farm at Putnamville. Mounds Park had been one of two Madison County options, while Pendleton had proposed using the Indiana Reformatory.
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Indiana Police Academy
Mounds State Park
Indianapolis
Academy
Indiana Boys’ School
Plainfield
Camp Atterbury
Edinburg
Eagle Creek Fark
Indiana State Farm
Putnamville
Mounds Park
Madison County
Pendleton Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Reformatory
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City
PLC
Harold N. Fields
Marion County Juvenile Court
National Council of Juvenite Cour
Judge Sites Juvenile Court Fund
Department of Police Administration
Indianaitizens Council On Crime and Jelingvene
Sen. Brooke
African
Ivory Coast
Bethany Church
Bethany
Sujidorman
Darvett
Beth Families
Obers Russell Blowers
East 4Th Street Christian Shareh
Cross Suite
Range Line Rd
Herald
BERNE
Drexel, Simmons
McDonald's
Chicago
Chicago Furniture Mart
Marold
Harold J
Shorty R
Teen Gop Convention
Edwards
Capt
Green
Tucker
Chaney
Richardson
Howe
Wayne Burdine
E. 34Th St
Aiwner
Burding
Washington University
Matro Commission
Madison
Rome
Italy
New York City
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