Soviet Leaders Hold Secret Warsaw Visit Amid China Tensions
Brezhnev Kosygin and Podgorny traveled to Poland for two days to align on world Communist movement concerns amid Sino-Soviet tensions. Communiques cited full identity of views with Polish leaders and raised questions about possible further talks in East Europe. Meanwhile Mamie Barber, 78, of Marion, died after a month of illness at Dickey Nursing Home. She was born in Owingsville Kentucky and survived by siblings.
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NATO Ministers Set June Meeting In Luxembourg
In Luxembourg an official announcement states NATO Ministers of the alliance will convene June 23 to 24. The gathering aims to discuss alliance security and policy directions amid ongoing global tensions.
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Death of Frederick Sunderland reported in Kansas City
Mrs. Opal Gilliam of Anderson learns her brother Frederick Sunderland of Kansas City Missouri has died. Funeral arrangements are through Mt Moriah Funeral Home in Kansas City. Sunderland had recently visited Anderson.
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IU Daily Student hires staff and plans new plant
Indiana University announced a new staff for the Indiana Daily Student and a 50 mile southeast of Lake Charles, Louisiana processing plant. Craig Klugman will be editor in chief. Gilbert Pappas Jr. becomes managing editor with Randy Covington and L. Joe Perdue in key roles.
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Mrs Hazel Ribble 77 of Fairmount dies at Mario General Hospital after flu illness. She was a Gran County native and widow of William Ribble. Funeral 2:20 p.m. Saturday at Nolder Memorial Chapel Fairmount with burial in Park Cemetery. Marvin Forrer 57 of Lapel to have final rites Saturday 2 p.m. at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel. Burial in Brookside Cemetery.
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Britain To Form Advisory Council On Trade With Eastern Bloc
London AP report says Britain plans an advisory council led by Board of Trade President Douglas Jay to expand trade with Communist Eastern Europe including the Soviet Union. In Baltimore AP report Lincoln Gordon was named president of Johns Hopkins University on Thursday.
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Obituaries and funeral notices from Anderson area
Pearl Gabrielson 50 manager Spiegel Catalog Shopping Center died of a heart attack en route home from Cincinnati while with two companions. Ronald Esterline helped drive to Pike Township Fire Station for aid. funeral planned in Portage Wisconsin. Charles A Nowlin 88 telegraph operator for New York Central died in Gosport Indiana. services set at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Hattie Stage 79 mother of Harold Stagg died at Rohbek Nursing Home. services at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with burial in Holton Cemetery.
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Assembly Retirement System Bill Offered
INDIANAPOTS IPS A bill to create a retirement pension system for Indiana Legislature members was introduced today. The measure would allow a lawmaker to qualify for payments based on 26 to 50 percent of his annual salary and require age 60 or total disability, plus four sessions or equivalent military service. Johnny McCroy, 37, of Chicago brother of Mrs. Bernice Nave, died suddenly at his home, with funeral rites pending in Chicago. Charles Everett McCroy and Landy Jones McCroy of Anderson are brothers.
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Somaliland Independence Vote Promised in Tropic Newspaper Varies
The fragmentary clipping mentions Somaliland independence referendum and references several unrelated notices. It names Lettie Larmore and Br. Joseph Larmore with addresses, plus funeral notices for Mrs. Mable Brown and Karl F. Howard. The text shifts through dividend mentions, French colonial topics, and a fatal burn incident involving a boy, with scant coherent context.
Final rites for William A. Myers scheduled
William A. Myers aged 53 and a truck driver for PIE-All States Cracking will have services at 1 30 PM today at Davis Strickler Notice Funeral Home. Rev Carl Buker will officiate and burial will be at Park View Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home.
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