Nixon Trip May Have Red Trade Tie with Romania
Washington reports state department scrutiny grows over trade with Communist nations ahead of President Nixon visit to Romania. Options under discussion include reviving MFN treatment for eastern Europe and reversing export controls to ease supplies to Romania, with Ceausescu talks likely.
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Washington
State Department
Nixon
Romania
Bucharest
William P. Rogers
National Security Council
U.S
Congress
Nicolae Ceausescu
Department
Council
Borman and Family Begin Soviet Tour
Apollo 8 commander Frank Borman and his wife Susan and their two sons arrived in Moscow for a rare American astronaut visit to the Soviet Union. The 40-year-old Air Force colonel planned a two day tour including a possible stop at the Russian space complex after a brief Moscow layover.
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Moscow
UPS
Frank Borman
America
Soviet Union
Air Force
Leningrad
Susan
Frederick
Edwin
Area Youths Top State 4 H ers at Purdue Roundup
Ten Hoosier 4 H club members were honored at Purdue University as the 1969 Roundup opened. About 3,000 youths from Indiana counties attend the three day event. State winners will receive trips to the National 4 H Congress in Chicago or have their project records entered nationally. Leaders Mary Pat Kelly of Anderson and Thomas Walker of Daleville, among 10 top winners, will be featured at general sessions, with additional state winners announced later. Anne Howell of Daleville also placed in food preservation.
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Purdue University
Indiana
Hall of Music
Chicago
Mary Pat Kelly
Robert Kelly
Central Ave
Anderson
Madison County
Anderson Senior High School
Daleville
Thomas Walker
William A. Walker
Rt. 1
Delaware County
Vincennes University
Anne Howell
Two men plead guilty in case of selling children in court
In Hong Kong, Yuen Wan 34 admitted selling his three young daughters for 830 dollars to broker Choi Siu Lam who received six months in jail. Wan was sentenced to 15 months in prison.
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Children’s Sale
Hong Kong
UPI
Yuen Wan
Choi Siu Lam
Choi
Former Auditor Joins Indiana Commerce As Field Rep
Former Indiana state auditor Roy T. Combs, aged 68, will serve as field representative for the Indiana Department of Commerce industrial development division. Combs, who led the state as auditor from 1957 to 1958, was announced by Lt. Gov. Richard E. Folz on Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Roy T. Combs
Indiana Department of Commerce
Richard E. Folz
Combs
SBA Admits Brock Loan Error in Minority Program
Washington AP A SBA official admits an error in guaranteeing a $135,000 loan to Lou Brock under the minority enterprise program saying he should have qualified under conventional terms. Brock, St Louis Cardinals outfielder, says he sought a loan for a car agency, not a minority loan. The St Louis office approved the loan amid a push to boost minority ownership, with Brock’s deal using low equity and no collateral beyond a $15,000 cash stake.
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Washington
Small Business Administration
Lou Brock
Brock
Philip
Pruitt
SBA
St. Louis Cardinal
John P. Pfeffer
St. Louis
Church Association Director Attends Annual Session
The Rev. C. D. Wissler executive director of the Anderson Association of Churches returned from a week at the annual meeting of the Association of Council of Churches secretaries at Geneva Lake Wisconsin. He joined leaders from Indiana and other states including Florida Texas California Oregon New York in an orientation course for new directors. Wissler has directed the Anderson Association since June after moving from South Bend where he led the Christian Service Center. Office headquarters are on the second floor of the YMCA Building 28 W 12th St.
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C. D. Wissler
Anderson Association of Churches
Association of Council of Churches
Geneve Lake
Wis
Indiana
Florida
Texas
California
Oregon
New York
Wissler
Anderson
South Bend
Christian Service Center
YMCA
W. 12Th, St
Weeds Destroyed by Omaha Rails Use 6000 Tons Weed Killer
American railroads near Omaha apply over 6,000 tons of weed killers along their tracks to control vegetation. This effort highlights a large scale battle against roadside and rail corridor weeds, reflecting heavy chemical use in maintaining railway properties.
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Omaha
IRS plans audit of doctors earning over twenty five grand
The IRS will conduct a special audit of about 10 000 doctors who received more than 25 000 annually from Medicare and Medicaid. The initial 1967 tax return review targets doctors dentists and others with over 50 000 in program payments, expanding later to 25 000 plus. Budget figures show federal spending on the programs at 6.784 billion this year, rising to 7.5 billion in 1970.
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Washington
Thrower
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Blue Shield
Russell B. Long
D-La
John J. Williams
Del
Long
IRS
Cook County
Robert M. Ball
Associated Physicians of
Cook County Hospital
Chicago Hospital
General Accounting Office
Joseph Rother
Robert Iffert
Illinois Blue Shield
GAO
YMCA Pool and Facility Schedule Today
The schedule lists youth swim blocks from 8:30 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 9:00 pm including semi private youth sessions, Minnow and Flying Fish, and adult open swim. Additional blocks show preschool, pre camp, and day camp swim. Physical schedule notes youth hours, gym, health club times, outreach mobile unit, meetings, and luncheons.
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Cinerama
Belmont & Hazelwood
the Shack
W. 25Th St
Art Center
Lions
Episcopal Rector Attends Three Day Pastoral Forum in Michigan
The Rev and Mrs David Bar clay of Trinity Episcopal Church joined a three day Communication Forum at The Advances Pastoral Studies HQ in Bloomfield Hills Michigan. Speaker was Dr Peter Drucker a noted management consultant and author of The New Society The Landmarks of Tomorrow and The Age of Discontinuity.
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David Barclay
Trinity Episcopal Church
Advances Pastoral Studies
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Peter Drucker
AMA Denies Opposition to Knowles for HEW Post
The American Medical Association said it never opposed Dr. John H. Knowles for the Health and Welfare secretary post and did not support him due to alternative recommendations. AMA President Dr. Dwight L. Wilbur explained the group favored broader medical representation and identified three alternative nominees. He noted his nephew’s involvement and Wescoe’s withdrawal for personal reasons.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
John H. Knowles
The
Doctors Association
Gaedees
Robert H. Finch
Finch
Knowles
Boston
Roger 0. Egeberg
Los Angeles
AMA
Dwight L. Wilbur
Wilbur
Richard S. Wilbur
Palo Alto
Calif
California Medical Association
John R. Hogness
University of Washington School of Medicine
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
Wescoe
Northside Church Announces July Vacation School
Northside Church of God will run a July Vacation Bible School for children ages 4 through grade 6 from July 9 to July 16 at North Anderson Church of God. A registration party is set for July 8 at 10 a.m. with director Mrs HL Baker and assistant director Mrs Ronald Moore.
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North Anderson
George Speedy
Richard Metzing
Gerald Showalter
Leah Temple
Melody Fox
Janis Dodson
Carolyn Waters
Jack Woitmill
Merle Dossett
Charles Whited
Tim Kraft
Dick Reehm
Jane Dodson
Myra Sylvester
Kathy Roberts
Ronald Matas
Richard Casey
David Temple
Dana
Marta Staney
Naomi Etchison
Jeanetta
Yolanda Etchison
Jamie Kearns
Cheryl Whitmill
Janet Wright
Julie Showalter
Josephine Littrell
Bruce Whitmill
J. Henry Dodson
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George Baker
William Wood
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Idaho Instant
Coca-Cola
Oscar-Mayer
Church Association
Ibm-Comptometer
Indiana Business College
13Th and Meridian
Anderson Area
Herbert Davis
Purdue
Monte Alderfer
Wilbur Martin
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Richard Kohls
Purdue Agriculture School
Wilbur House
Herman Sharritt
Madison County Farm Bureau
Chamber
Paul £. Schrenker and
Henry P. Schrenker
Superior Court
East 9Th Street
Anderson, Indiana
Northside Church
Meridian ST
Footworth
Shep
Mounds Mall
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