10th District Campaign Opens Early in Indiana Race
The Indiana 10th District campaign kicks off with Democrat Phil Sharp challenging Republican incumbent Rep. David W. Dennis of Richmond. Sharp, Ball State faculty, disputes Dennis on tax and spending policy while Dennis touts a conservative, Hoosier-leaning stance.
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Indiana 10Th Congressional District
Madison County
Phil Sharp
David W. Dennis
Richmond
Sharp
Ball State University
Muncie
Elwood
Indiana General Assembly
Pipe Creek
Dennis
J. Robert Galyean
SALT Accord Clears Committee in Bipartisan Move
Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved unanimously two Nixon SALT pacts with the Soviet Union. If allowed by Senate leadership, the measures could reach the full Senate next week before the August recess. Officials say measure timing could affect October SALT 2 talks and warn against unilateral defenses.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Soviet Union
Senate
Frankton Band Boosters Auction Rescheduled Saturday
Frankton High School parking lot hosts the Frankton Band Boosters auction on Saturday at 10 30 a m previously rained out. John Hobbs serves as auctioneer and refreshments will be provided.
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Frankton
Frankton High School
John Hobbs
UAW Endorses McGovern Move Faces Union Vote
UAW International Executive Board votes unanimously to recommend endorsement of Senator George McGovern by its 1.4 million members. The endorsement would be decided by about 5,000 local leaders during two weeks of meetings starting July 31.
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United Auto Workers International Executive Board
Sen
George McGovern
UAW
McGovern
Leonard Woodcock
Edmund Muskie
Corporations Pay No Tax Five Big Firms Cited
Rep Vanik told the Joint Economic Committee that five large firms paid no federal corporate taxes in 1971 Continental Oil 109,030,000 McDonnell-Douglas 144,613,000 Gulf and Western 51,381,000 Aluminum Co of America 50,199,000 Signal Companies 26,868,000 He said tax subsidies allowed this and noted six other firms paid taxes at 1 to 10 percent. Industries with low rates included oil timber seed and railroads.
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Washington
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Continental Oil
McDonnel-Douglas
Gulf and Western Industries
Aluminum Co. of America
Signal Companies
Vanik
Commissioner To Monitor Stones On TV
Philadelphia AP Police Commissioner Joseph F O Neil will monitor closed circuit TV during the Rolling Stones concerts to manage crowd control. Extra police plus Spectrum staff will assist, with ticket holders protected, amid prior disturbances outside venues and arrests at other shows. The Spectrum seats 16500, and three Stones performances are sold out.
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Philadelphia
Joseph F. O'Neil
Local Man Cited In Drug Smuggling
Anderson man James E. O'Brien, 22, was arrested at home on drug smuggling charges after accepting a parcel believed to contain marijuana. Customs found the marijuana, and he was freed on his own recognizance after a probable cause hearing set for next Wednesday. Police later stopped the businessman's wife’s car, apologizing for any embarrassment as they cooperated with federal authorities.
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Anderson
James E. O'Brien
Crane Court
U.S
Thomas J. Faulconer
Indianapolis
O’brien
O’Brien on his own recog. Fasecotter betceeoe @ Working in ation
O'Brien
Paddy Jamerson
Jamerson
Beason Assigned to Lockbourne AFB Ohio for Communications Duty
Senior Master Sergeant Robert E. Beason, son of Mrs. Isabel Beason, arrives at Lockbourne AFB Ohio for duty as an Air Force air traffic control superintendent in a unit of the Air Force Communications Service. He previously served at Da Nang AB Vietnam and graduated from Anderson High School in 1949. His wife Martha is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy F.
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Isabel Beason
Arrow Ave
Lockbourne Afb
Ohio
Beason
Air Force
Air Force Communications Service
USAF
Benson
da Nang AB
Vietnam
Anderson High School
Martha
Roy F
Deaths in Anderson and Madison County Area
Multiple obituaries for John R. Laird 48 of New Castle Elks 484 UAW Local 70, Bernice Laird widow and two sons, plus survivors from Anderson and Madison County. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Main and Frame Funeral Home New Castle, burial South Mounds Cemetery. Fellow notices for Ruby V. Sheward 68 of Anderson, Estel, four sons, three sisters, seven grandchildren, and others. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Harold E Rozzelle Funeral Home Anderson, burial East Maplewood. A. R. Robinson 72 of Tipton retiree postal service WWI veteran, services 10:30 a.m. Saturday Young Nichols Funeral Home Tipton, burial Fairview Cemetery.
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John R. Laird
Q. Ave
New Castle
Harold Laird
Anderson
Perfect Circle
Laird
Elks 484
UAW
Bernice
Stephen
Elwood
Chase
Mary) Buffingon
Muncie
Charles
Ermajean) Wilkinson
Max Laird
William Laird
Sulphur Springs
South Mounds Cemetery
Ruby V. Sheward
Community Hospital
Rt. 9
Box 107
Madison County
Elm Grove Christian Church
Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Banner Store
Estel
George A
Marvin L
Orville
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Dwyaine
Chick
St. Petersburg
Wilford
Mary) Davis
Harry
Wilma) Rose
Lewis
Beatrice) Hosier
Frankton
Charles Musick
Andy Harless
Harry R. Robinson
Tipton
Tipton County Memorial Hospital
U.S. Postal Service
Robinson
Opal
J.C
Robert L
Ruth Myers
Young-Nichols
James Orr
Fairview Cemetery
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
Birth notices from St. John's Hospital and Community Hospital list several newborns. At St. John's: a boy to Larry Baker and wife at 800 E. 38th St. a girl to Martin Minton at 222 W. 27th St. a girl to David Evans at 123 Circle Dr. At Community Hospital: a boy to Donald Marston Rt. 5. a girl to Vaughn Bracken Rt. 6. a boy to Gary Jakes at 3815 St. Charles. a boy to Jerry Bassitt in Alexandria. a girl to Chauncy Robbins at 508 Iroquois.
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Larry Baker
Martin Minton
W. 27Th St
David Evans
Circle Dr
Community Hospital
Donald Marston
Vaughn Bracken
Gary Jakes
St. Charles
Jerry Bassitt
Alexandria
Chauncy Robbins
Iroquois
Correction to traffic report on Jeffrey Downs incident
The Herald corrects last Sunday's page 1 traffic report. Jeffrey Downs age 8 of 1207 Chester was struck while attempting to cross 10th Street about a half block from the Ind 109 bypass, not by passing cars at the bypass as originally stated.
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Jeffrey Downs
Chester
10Th Street
Funeral arrangements set for Eula F Woodyard Elwood native
Eula F Woodyard died Thursday evening in Mercy Hospital. She was a native of Elwood and a member of East Main Street Christian Church. Survived by husband Ira two daughters De lores Daniels Elwood Mildred Frazier Burbank Calif one brother Oras Cotton Elwood and two grandchildren two great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are pending at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home 821 S E St Elwood.
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Copher and Fesler
Eula F. Woodyard
S. E St
Mercy Hospital
East Main Street
Funeral rites set for Robert L Ogden in Summitville
Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Wewing Funeral Home for Robert L. Ogden 75 who died Thursday at 9 a.m. at his Rt 1 residence Burial will be Vinson Memorial Cemetery. The Boone Township farmer, lifelong resident and First Christian Church member is survived by wife Louella married Oct 11 1919 one daughter Barbara Hunter Summitville two grandchildren Elizabeth and Robert and two nephews Friends may call after 4 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
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Summitville
Wewing
Robert L. Ogden
Rt. 1
Vinson Memorial
Boone Township
First Christian Church
Louella
William
Barbara) Hunter
Elizabeth
Robert
Swanson Rites Set For Summitville Native In Michigan
Gustav Hjalmar Swanson 94 died Thursday morning in Coloma Michigan at the home of a daughter. Former Summitville resident he belonged to St John Lutheran Elwood and the Brotherhood of Railway Car Men of America. Survived by one son Evar W Swanson Clearwater Florida three daughters Elsie Wooley Coloma Inga Margaret Walgren Cuyhoga Falls and Clara Jones Summitville one grandson and several nieces and nephews. Wife Hannah died in 1968. Services 2 p m Saturday at Ewing J Thompson with burial Forrestville Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m today.
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Gustav Hjalmar Swanson
Coloma
Mich
Falkenberg
Sweden
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Elwood
Brotherhood of Railway Car Men of America
Evar W. Swanson
Clearwater
Fla
Elsie Wooley
Inga Margaret Walgren
Cuyhoga Falls
Ohio
Clara) Jones
Summit
Hannah
Ewing Funeral Home
J. Thompson
Forrestville Cemetery
A Thought on Freedom and Our Forefathers Gift
The piece reflects on freedom as a priceless gift from forefathers and Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms. It urges that individual liberty must respect others, illustrating with proverbs about swinging arms and inhaling smoke. It emphasizes wise use of freedom and shared dominion people must honor.
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Saze
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