Hillis Celebration Draws Republicans in Kokomo
A large Hillis rally in Kokomo draws Madison and Howard County Republicans with speeches by Indianapolis Mayor Richard Lugar and other GOP leaders. The event promotes Bud Hillis and President Nixon, stressing unity, strong foreign policy, and turnout for November.
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Kokomo
Kokomo Prak
Richard Lugar
Indianapolis
Fifth District
Lugar
Bud Hillis
Vietnam
Kokomo Municipal
Elwood
Bud” Hillis
Madison County
John Gunter
Demonstrators in Miami Dade seek ride home after protests
About 600 of the 2,000 demonstrators remaining at Flamingo Park plan to end camping to panhandle for food and travel money. Vietnam Veterans Against the War led a march to Convention Hall where delegates approved a Justice Department subpoena recall resolution.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Flamingo Park
Vietnam Veterans Against Te War
African Woman Fined Over Smuggling Rice Pudding
An African woman in Gwelo Rhodesia was fined 35 dollars for attempting to smuggle a 2.80 dollar bill inside a rice pudding into Gwelo prison. Authorities confiscated both the pudding and the bill.
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Gwelo
Rhodesia
Water Power Powering Ottawa Energy Mix
About 98 percent of Canada's electric energy is generated by water power in Ottawa and across the country, reflecting hydroelectric dominance.
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Ottawa
Canada
GOP Attacks Democratic Platform In Monterey Speech
Sen. Dole and GOP leaders fire at the Democratic platform, accusing McGovern of replacing one machine with another. They say many traditional Democrats should shift to the GOP over defense cuts and welfare proposals. Health chief Richardson and Anne Armstrong echo concerns about Democratic promises and leftward tilt.
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GOP National Committee
Sen
Dole
Monterey
Calif
Democratic Party
MacGregor
McGovern
Tom Evans
Republican National Committee
Evans
GOP
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot L. Richardson
Anne Armstrong
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
New arrivals at St. John's Hospital include a girl born to Mr and Mrs Carl Bowen Rt 2, and a boy to Mr and Mrs Daryl Smith Rt 2 Alexandria. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Vaught 1011 John Sr. At Community Hospital a boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Douden 2737 Apache Dr.
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St. John’s Hospital
Carl Bowen
Rt. 2
Daryl Smith
Alexandria
Jerry Vaught
John Sr
Community Hospital
Ray Douden
Texas Aide Found Guilty In Kickback Case
Washington AP. George A Haag former top aide to Texas Rep James M Collins was found guilty on 23 counts including mail fraud falsifying payroll forms and inducing a colleague to lie in a kickback and payroll scheme. Haag faced up to 15 years in prison though likely to receive under five years. He testified Collins engineered the scheme and contended he acted under the congressman's instructions. Collins denied awareness and said Haag managed payroll.
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Texas
Washington (Ap
George A. Haag
James M. Collins
Haag
Oliver Gasch
Washington
Collins
Jack Anderson
George
Raymond Fortner Jr
Fortner
Guand
Gasch
Obstruction of Justice
Gene S. Anderson
Anderson
George Haag
Leslie Scherr
Scherr
FBI
Dallas
Michael D. Henning
Henning
Burma’s Leader Ne Win Arrives in Budapest for Talks
Burma Prime Minister Ne Win arrived in Budapest for a week of political talks with Hungarian leaders at the invitation of President Pal Lesonczi. Officials say the visit aims to broaden economic and trade relations between Burma and Hungary.
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Budapest
Ne Win
Burma
Pal Lesonczi
Chrysler Withdraws 5 Percent Increase on 1973 Models
Chrysler Corp. withdraws part of its request to raise prices on 1973 models by about 5 percent, covering economic costs of roughly $70 per vehicle. Officials say the Price Commission will scrutinize requests to curb effects on the cost of living, while safety and antipollution equipment costs of about $110 per car may still pass. The automaker faces intensified government pressure as the commission vows a faster, tougher look at price increases that affect the Consumer Price Index.
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Washington
Chrysler Corp
Price Commission
Chrysler
Detroit
Commission
Thean
Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths
Anna Cynthia Fisher 88 died at 5 15 a m Thursday at her sister s home 3106 E Eighth St with whom she lived Born in Rushville she graduated from Anderson High School and retired in 1949 from Delco Remy Division after 27 years of service She was the oldest living member of the First Baptist Church Surviving along with the sister is a cousin Robert Conway of Rushville Services are 10 30 a m Saturday at Brown and Butz funeral Home with Rev Gary Allbritten officiating Burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery Friends may call 3 to 9 p m at the funeral home Also services held at Boldt Funeral Home in Faribault Anderson native Mrs Leslia Faye Kittinger Tencher 91 died Saturday in New Britain Conn She was daughter of the late Judge and Mrs William A Kittinger and resided here 23 years until her marriage Surviving two children Mrs Martha Pelton Kensington Conn and James R Tencher Middlebury Conn and two nieces in the area Mrs Helen Dyer Pendleton and Mrs Louie Shearer Anderson Graveside services today at 11 a m in East Maplewood Cemetery
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Anna Cynthia Fisher
Robert M
Lena) Morris
Eighth St
Brown and Butz
Gary Allbritten
First Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral Home
Anderson
Leslia Faye Kittinger Tencher
New Britain
Conn
William A. Kittinger
Martha Pelton
Kensington
James R. Tencher
Middlebury
Helen Dyer
Pendleton
Louie Shearer
Democrats condemn subpoenas against Vietnam Veterans group
The Democratic convention adopted a resolution urging the Justice Department to withdraw subpoenas issued to 23 members of Vietnam Veterans Against the War. Prosecutors had freed all but six from grand jury testimony earlier, and the group faces a probe into planned activities near the convention in Miami Beach Florida. Edwin Selby of Dumont New Jersey presented the resolution citing an FBI informer as the basis for the subpoenas.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nixon Administration
Justice Department
Tallahassee
Edwin Selby
Dumont
N.J
FBI
Nurse director Lee Moore dies at 50 in Indianapolis
Lee Moore, 50, of 2113 Crestwood Dr., died at 5:15 p.m. Thursday at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a sudden illness. She directed nursing services at Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre for two years and previously worked at Community Hospital and Americana Nursing Home. Survivors include her husband Ward, daughters Joy and Mrs. Lyn Lindsey, son Steven Moore, a brother Edward Felker, a sister Mrs. Marie Lambert, and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Rozelle Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday.
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Lee Moore
Crestwood Dr
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre
Christ’s Hospital
Cincinnati
New Castle
Community Hospital
Americana Nursing Home
Turtle Creek
Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral arrangements for Ruth Darling Kennard
Funeral arrangements are pending at the Condo and Son Funeral Home in Wilkinson for Mrs. Ruth Darling Kennard, 68, of Kennard. She died Thursday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Newby where she was convalescing after a three week hospital stay.
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Kennard
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Ruth Darling
Mrs Karlow 76 Dies in Faribault Minnesota
Mrs Walter Karlow aged 76 of Faribault Minnesota died Thursday morning. She is survived by two daughters Mrs William Heiman and Mrs Frank Donnelson both of Anderson.
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Walter Kalow
Faribault, Minn
William Heiman
Frank Donnelson
Anderson
Israel weighs retraining Soviet immigrant dentists
The Health Ministry considers training Soviet immigrant dentists to meet local standards and address shortages in clinics and public health services. The proposal highlights integrating foreign-trained professionals into Israel’s medical system and ensuring competency in regional patient care requirements.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Health Ministry
Obituary: Steve Wolfe 69 Alexandria resident
Retired Delco Remy employee and Kilbuck Retirees' Club member Steve Wolfe, 69, of 1016 N Harrison, died at Community Hospital in Anderson Thursday afternoon after six months of illness. Born in Charleston in 1900s, he married Martha in 1926. Survived by wife, daughter Dorothy Garner, brother Virgil Wolfe, and two grandchildren. Services Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Noffze Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Albert Neher. Interment Park View Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at Noffze.
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Alexandria
Delco- Remy
Kilbuck
Steve Wolfe
N. Harrison
Anderson
Charleston
Martha
Dorothy Garner
Virgil Wolfe
Clarendon Hills
Ill
Noffze Funeral Home
Albert Neher
Park View Cemetery
Wilkinson Man Louis Edward Cook Dies After Long Illness
Louis Edward Cook 61 longtime Wilkinson resident died Thursday morning at Hancock County Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Brown Township he was a 1929 Wilkinson High School graduate and worked at Delco Remy Division until 1956 retirement. Known by radio call letters KHB 1076 and KRK 5861 he is survived by wife Marguerite two sons Ronald and Gene and daughter Sharon Garner all of Wilkinson a sister Junya Collier of Gaston and seven grandchildren. A son James died in 1935. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. Condo and Son Funeral Home with interment in Harlan Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 today at the mortuary.
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Brown Township
Wilkinson High School
Delco-Remy Division
Marguerite
John
Sharon) Garner
Ronald
Gene Cook
Wikinson
James
Junya) Collier
Gaston
Local Marriage Licenses Registered In Anderson and Alexandria
Diana Cuzzart of Anderson and Billy Gray of Anderson. Clyne Clark of Alexandria and Arthur Gooding of Alexandria. Rebecca Garner of Anderson and Michael Gilley of Anderson. Mildred Dietz of Anderson and Clarence Boyd of Anderson. Brenda of Chesterfield and David Rockhill of Chesterfield. Cynthia Sharp of Anderson and Rick Teverbaugh of Anderson.
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Diana Cuzzart
Anderson
Billy Gray
Clyne Clark
Alexandria
Arthur Gooding
Rebecca Garner
Michael Gilley
Mildred Dietz
Clarence Boyd
Brenda
Chesterfield
David Rockhill
Cynthia Sharp
Rick Teverbaugh
Call for renewed discipline to restore social order
The piece argues that without discipline there is no progress and moral decay erodes character. It warns that neglecting obedience leads to societal disintegration and urges present action to resist short sighted pleasures and pursue lasting goals.
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