Nine Soldiers Hurl Charges At Germans
The report details nine U S soldiers held near Dresden after a helicopter crash and amid East West German, Soviet, and American negotiations. They describe being held as hostages by East German authorities and later transferred to Soviet officials, with discussions focusing on their release and return home.
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Frankenberg
Rankeberg i Trenne
German Foreign Ministry
Karl‘Marx
Dresden
Greystone Villa
Iran
Copter
Nist
Kemper _seid
Seymour Topping
Germany
Arner Apbeaman Staty
Eier Sreen
Kemper
Cooma McQuail
East
Tages
Pws
Polit- Viet Union
Alexander Gruetiner
Ger
United States
Gruettner
Plinta
Art
Spisnan
Ffs
AFL
Cap Frank
Athanason
Greenville
Wunists
Kesman
Nati Py
Unie
Gate Relient Anal Afl-Cio Pbc
Louis Hetchison
Senate
Max Wright
Farmersburg
Treas
Statk
George Osborn
Terre Hate
East Germany
Afl-Cio
CIO
Fire destroys home as two structures burn in blaze
A garage and a residence owned by Cleo Niccum at 2608 SoH 8 burned after 1 p m Wednesday. The fire spread to a neighboring house but was contained. cause undetermined. The Nicums’ tree also burned. Mercy Hospital reported several births and dismissals including twins to Mr and Mrs Robert Webb Pendleton and other newborns.
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Cleo Niccum
Theodore
Pete
Wilson
Niceums
Niceum
Mercy Hospital
Robert Webb
Pendleton
Phil Copher
John McCarty
Salvation Army
Gerald Abner
Clorman Hidllingsworth
Alexandria
Paul Turner
Baby
Michael and James Adams
Pearl Ferguson
Zennie Roberson
Ay Cyphers
Frankton
Monica West
Main St
Clar‘mee Creamer
Edward’ Redenbaugh
Donedo Bosquer
Point Label
Charles McCoy
Rt. 1
Keentown
Richard D. Tompkins
Elwood
Veterans
Nora, Ray
N. Harrison
Beulah Park
Ray
Robert Taylor
Robert Taylor Jr
Vaughn Pett
Anderson
Walter Ray
Russell Allen
Alvin
Boys’ ‘State
Indiar ‘University
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of
Armstrong City
Faulkner County
Dan Rohn
Rex Fleener
Wallace van Erman
Seven Army Enlistees Named from Madison County
Seven local men were named among Madison County enlistees in the U S Army. Reenlistees Keith A Myrick and Robert L Pyle, both three years, are assigned to Military Police and screening duties respectively. First timers Orville E Goettmann Shirley Billie G Wallace Larry A J Fewer are listed with three year terms. Community meeting notices and campaign planning were announced by Democratic leaders in several townships.
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Madison, County
Democrat Central ‘Committee
Superior Court Room
William Norton
Jackson Township
Raymond Poor
Union Township
Democrat’ Club
Chesterfield Community Center
Ralph S Mattingly
John R.P Walsh
Kenneth
Armored
John’ C
Carlisle
Richardson
Anderson
Gilbert Davis
Fred
Airborne
Alfred Ashby
Carl Cros- Grimes
E. 17Th St
J ¥Ley
Wiliam Mar|Anderson
Signal Tin
Ralph Brundage
Staation County
S. Army
Msgt
Phil Stewart
Keith A. Myrick
Central Ave
Robert L. Pyle
St. Myrick
Military Police Corps
Pyle
Vincennes
Elwood obituary and community notices mixed in
Elwood resident Ian Wells died in Gary's Methodist Hospital at 3 45 am Wednesday Funeral services were set for First Church of the Nazarene Gary and a funeral home wake in Elwood Burial planned in Elwood City Cemetery Survivors include three daughters two sons a brother and many grandchildren The obituary notes birth in Elwood on August 24 1884 and references to local church and community activities across Elwood and nearby towns.
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Elwood
Ian Odd Wells
Madison St
Gary
Methodist
First Church of the Nazarene
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
James Snow
Church of the Nazar
Elwood City
Ernest Highly
Harvey
Frank Sullivan
Crowe Point
James Breeding
Edinburg
Ralph
Karl Todd
Peter Bucy
Wierton
W. Va
Philadelphia
Church
Fern Schafer
Loing
Nazarer
de Molay
Vention
Blair ‘Salvan
Eagles
Elwood Chapening
Ing
Masonic
Ar.temple
Achit
Oma
Martin Underwood
J. E.’Mccoy
Will
Elena
Jack, Wright
Mares Marion
Keith Balser
Cone Hunter
Michael Duane
Jars
Wallington
George Carpenter
Frankton
U. S
CS Club
de Molays
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Eva Riser
Job
Iing
Riser
Airs
Bess Noth
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Cub Event Canceled for July Friday Celebration
Kiwanis Club activity scheduled for Thursday night was canceled due to the July celebration planned for Friday. Organizers cited the holiday as the reason for postponement and will announce a new date.
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Newcancaster
30 Injured In Crash Of 2 Virginia Trains
A collision at Union Station injured 30 people, ten seriously, when an Ohio passenger train struck a Seaboard line train discharging passengers. Four were kept for observation at Alexandria Hospital. 22 released after first aid. Engineer William W. Roberts, 73, of Charlottesville, Va., estimated speed at eight to ten mph and said brakes failed as the trains neared the stand.
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Sapa Vacary
Ohio
Seren Olaseboard Ale
Union Station
Alexandria Hospital
William W. Roberts
Carlottesville
C&o Diesel
Seaboard
The Neglected Art of Being Different
July Reader's Digest calls for individuals to embrace their uniqueness and grow by having the courage to be themselves. The issue highlights this as a key feature amid other engaging essays and stories.
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Reader's Digest
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Madison County
America
AcTrio
Sierra
Ince
Vommader
Vornado
DIAL
Army
Ida Todd Wells
Carl Campbell
Canaday
YMCA
Russell Hulse
Callaway ‘Park
Everett Dietzer
Willian Bowman
Helping Hands Home Demonstration Club
Ernest Lev
James Pennington
Clarence ‘Skillman
Chicago
Sereety
Beneast
Don
Bers
George Horn
Elden Ruf
Martha Man
Esther Carter
Susie Hennegan
Gayle
Rachel Biddle
Sam Laudeman
Luther Durr
Eugene Kent
Stone
Kresge
Dollar Store
Virginia
Turkey
Yuling Company
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