Reds Stage Games Near Laos Capital
Communist battalions believed strong enough to roam Laos north of Luang Prabang pressed forward Thursday as Laotian forces retreated from Nam Bao. About 1,000 troops have returned. air strikes damaged three American planes, with no clear forecast on Luang Prabang. Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma called the military situation not too critical amid Geneva era tensions and Ho Chi Minh trail activity.
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Vientiane
Langs
Luang Prabang
Taya
Nam Bao
Luang Prashang
Novt Pistnamness
Pathet Ho
Thelief Ft
Souvanna Phouma
Savang Vathana
Pathet Las
Pathet Lao
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S
Vietnam
Nam Bac
Eartha Kitt Tirade at White House Sparks Tears
At a White House luncheon in Washington Eartha Kitt condemned the Vietnam War and high taxes saying youths are sent to be shot and maimed. The outburst left about 50 attendees, including Mrs Lyndon B Johnson, in embarrassed silence as she spoke of rebellion in the cities.
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Washington
Earthaitt
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dohnso
Miss Kitt
Morning crowd sees jail guard change in Puebla
UPI reports curious crowds gather outside a Puebla jail as 3¢ prisoners line up on the tower to descend a rope. The first prisoner slides down to cheers, the second rope snaps and he falls about 14 feet breaking a leg. Authorities intervene and herd the other 48 prisoners back to their cells as the crowd cheers and laughs.
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Puebla
Mexico
UPI
Jaiers
Ned
Heart transplant patient undergoes emergency surgery
Palo Alto California UPI Mike Kasperak underwent emergency surgery to stop internal bleeding 13 days after his historic heart transplant. The 54 year old former steelworker was treated at Stanford Medical Center by Dr Norman Shumway. The operation marked the fourth heart transplant in the world and the first among adults in America.
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Palo Alto
Calif
UPI
Mike Kasperak
Stanford University
Norman 8. Shumway
America
Cleve. Tami
Paig Alto Stanford Medical Center
Finsorial
Kasperak
Virginia White
Fire Truck Crashes Into Overpass injuring Four Firemen
An early morning crash in Anderson left four firefighters injured when a pumper from Station No. 1 struck a center support of the New York Central overpass on Main Street after sliding on snow. Capt. Robert Green and John Chaney were hospitalized in good condition. William Tucker and driver William Edwards also reported injuries.
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Anderson
New York Central
Main St
31St St
Jack Richardson
21St St
Columbus Ave
Robert E. Green
Aoe Hawthorne Ave
John Chaney
Sheridan St
St. John's Hospital
William Tucker
E. and St
William Edwards
Joe
Colynn
No. 3
34Th St
St. John’s
Dr McFarland to Speak at UC Civic Recognition Dinner
Dr Kenneth McFarland will address the Anderson College civic recognition dinner at UC on January 31. Former Mayor Frank Allis, chair of the sponsoring committee, announced the event noting about 200 attendees are expected and praising McFarland's public speaking reach and service through clear, universal appeal.
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Anderson College
Kenneth McFarland
Frank Allis
McFarland
Allis
Planta
Celumo
U S Airman Drops Arms in Cuba, Pilot Captured
Havana officials say U S Airman Everett Jackson, 27, of Los Angeles living in Miami, dropped arms over central Cuba and was captured after a parachute drop. He and a companion, Rudy Vanderyson, reportedly flew a small Taylorcraft plane from Homestead Florida. The cargo included a carbine, ammunition, cameras, and optics. Authorities offered few details on the capture or current confinement. Falcon Key lies about 180 miles south of Homestead Airport.
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Havana
Interior Ministry
U.S
Cuba
Everett Jackson
Los Angeles
Miami
Fla
Rying
Vehtion
Rudy Vanderyson
Port Authority
Homestead
Jackson
Af Ratterin Velez
Falcon Key
Las Villas
89Nd Airborne
Loist Airborne
United States
West Germany
Taylorcraft
Federal Aviation Administration
Oklahoma City
Weather forecast with mixed clouds and mild today
The report notes cloudy, mild daytime conditions with fair to variable skies tonight. High around 43 and low near 25 with sunrise at 4 02 p m and sunset described as today S246 pant
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Tolay
Dr. Bowers Wins Fifth Toner Tower Award in Indiana
A nominating committee led by Lt. Gov. Robert Rock selected Dr. C. Richard Bowers of 1110 Greenway Drive as the fifth annual Toner Award recipient. The award honors service toward international understanding and support for the United Nations, citing his work assisting Vietnamese people on Kyahieow.
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Foner
Rickerd Bowers
LO Greenway
de, Bowers
United Nation
Vietnam
John T. Scottt
Anderson
United Nations Association of the United States of America
C. Richard Bowers
Greenway Drive
Robert Rock
Frank Allis
Robert Reardon
Anderson College
Tower
Indiana
United Nations
Dr. Bowers
Marines Press Fight Near DMZ In Six Hour Battle
U S Marines said they killed 162 North Vietnamese south of the DMZ in a six hour clash. Eight Marines were killed and 39 wounded. Hanoi forces used artillery and rockets. The focal point was 142 miles south of the DMZ near Cowen base. Air operations targeted Keppa airfield and a radar site near Hanoi. American losses last week reached 278, with 2 216 enemy deaths reported. A separate report noted a Viet Cong commander killed near Tan Uyen after an assault on Saigon’s doorstep. The combat continued into the night with defensive perimeters established.
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Saigon
Aps
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
North
South Vietnam
Amerian
Cowen
U.S. 4Th Marines
Keppa
Hangi
Panhands
Mu Gia
Lan Uyen
Tan Uyen
Airbornhe
County Area Musicians Compete At Ball State
Young musicians from a county area in Central and Southern Division participate in solo and ensemble contests at Ball State University. Vocals, pianos and strings perform Feb. 3 with woodwinds brass percussion and dance bands. Local schools Anderson Junior and Senior High send George F. Vaught director Dixie Ratner James Weber Ronald Slick Ron James plus a flute trio Playby Torn to fauy 6 Colvma Ray Haccoun and other entrants.
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India and School Music —Association
Ball State University
Anderson
George F. Vaught
Dixie Ratner
James Weber
Ronald Slick
Ron James
Playby Torn
Fauy
Colvma
Indiana GOP issues white paper on redistricting
Indiana Republicans release a white paper to clarify the deadlocked congressional redistricting issue. The document asserts the party's point of view with statistics, aiming to prove facts rather than act as propaganda. It notes the 1956 General Assembly began the redistricting focus and references ongoing debate.
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Indiana
GOP
Republican Subcommittee
Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Delca-Remy Workers Vote Sunday On New UAW Pact
Delca-Remy Division and UAW Local 662 push ratification of a three year contract. Members will vote Sunday at Madison Heights High School with skilled trades at 10 am and production workers at 2 pm. The pact replaces the expired agreement from September. Bargaining began last summer and concluded Wednesday night after extended sessions.
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Delca-Remy Division
UAW Local 662
Madison Heights
Frank Teague
New Births Reported Across Anderson and Vicinity
The Anderson area reports multiple newborns with details of families and addresses. Notable entries include a girl born to Dale Nightenheiser of Middletown at St. John’s Hospital, a girl to Lambert Smith at 1218 North Drive, a boy to George Graves of 1813 Fairview Street, a girl to Willie Flowers of Noblesville, and a girl born to Winifred Roberts of 26 West Ohio Street. A boy is listed for a family in Alexandria and a birth noted for Ronald Knolls of Grand Forks, ND, with paternal grandmother Agnes Knolls named.
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St. John's Hospital
Dale Nightenheiser
Middletown
Lambert Smith
North Dr
George Graves
Fairview St
Willie Flowers
Noblesville
Community Hospital
Winifred
Roberts
W. Oh St
Larry Hort
Beck
Fountain St
Robert Woger
Alexandria
Ronald Knolls
Grand Forks
Agnes Knolls
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