Nigerian Chief Overthrown In Bloodless Coup
Gen. Gowon ousted in a bloodless coup in Nigeria while at a Kampala summit. Col Garba announced the change as troops sealed Lagos airports and borders with no violence reported. Gowon faced months of dissent and unrest, with possible plans to return to power or flee to a neighboring country.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Yakubu Gowon
Oithrich
Radio Nigeria
Gowon
Kampala
Uganda
Organization of African Unity
Joseph Garha
Africa
OAU
Shim
Garba
Gowan
Haig Nigeria
Gowen
Sinc
Britain
Deermine
Cameroon
London
Police Blotter Reports Multiple Local Break-ins and Accidents
Police logged three burglaries from First United Methodist Church and residents Ernest Spencer and Walter Campbell' s home with windows pried or broken and small valuables stolen. AWOL Navy sailor Glen Tuck arrested. juvenile linked to four break-ins. Two separate crashes caused injuries to three people. one victim dragged briefly by a moving car. A lover's triangle quarrel damaged a home causing $5,000 in damage. No arrests reported in most incidents.
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Anderson
First United Methodist Church
Jackson St
Ernest Spencer
E Cross St
Walter Campbell
Fendleton
Liberty
U.S. Navy
Glen F. Tuck
Eaton St
Madison County
Navy
Tuck
Robert Sackson
Arrow Ave
Doyee A. Trobinette
NaWle SL
St. John's Hospital
Peart Street
Franzetta O. Talley
Peart St
Main Streets
Joe H. Love
Walford St
Tor
Helsinki Summit Leaders Set Sign 30,000-Word Charter
Ford and Brezhnev top the list of leaders set to sign a 30,000-word charter for European peace and security. Albania declines, joining a roll call from Canada to San Marino and the Vatican. Zerif Popullu criticizes the Helsinki talks as failing to quell public doubts on peace in Europe. Brezhnev, a driving force behind East-West detente, arrives in Helsinki after a Moscow-to- Finland train trip and greets reporters without a formal statement.
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Confin
Tram
Ford
Brezhnev
Albania
China
Canada
United States
San Marino
Vatican
Communist Party
Zerif Popullu
Europe
U.S
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Party
Moscow
Finland
Automakers Struggle to Profit in Second Quarter
GM earnings rise on partial recovery while Chrysler posts a sharp first-half loss amid cost cuts. First six months show 5.5 billion in U S sales down 3.5 percent from last year. Industry faces continued pressure with third-quarter losses foreseen as recession lingers.
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Dillion
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
Lyon 4. Townsend
John J. Riccardo
New Babies Born to Local Families at St Johns Hospital
New arrivals at St Johns Hospital include a boy born to Mr and Mrs Lionel Hakes of 821 N Madison Ave. A boy born to Mr and Mrs David Moody of 321 W 34th St. A boy listed for Mr and Mrs Joe Buck of Fortville and a boy born to Mr and Mrs William Adams at an unspecified Rt location.
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St. John’s Hospital
Lionel Hakes
N. Madison Ave
David Moody
W. 34Th St
Joe Buck
Fortville
William Adams
Area Deaths Vester Brown Pendleton
Funeral services for Vester D. Brown 6 of Leadville Colorado will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at Bright Funeral Home burial in Anderson Memorial Cemetery friends may call today 2 to 9 p.m. Brown a Fortville native and master plumber lived in Colorado 25 years he is survived by two sisters Garnet Pound Phoenix Anna Pickell Pendleton a brother Alvin Brown Pendleton and other relatives Bessie Faye Boots 70 FranktonPlum Street died Tuesday at Community Hospital Anderson
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Vester Brown Pendleton
Vester D. Brown
Leadville
Colo
Bright Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Cemetery
Fortville
Brown
Colorado
Garnet Pound
Phoenix
Ariz
Anna Pickell
Pendleton
Alvin Brown
Anderson
Pierce
Frankton
George C. Harper
Green Forks
Linda Bantz
Albany
Katherine Boots
Hartford City
Ethel Cheney
Eugene McDirmil
Montpeliers
Flora E. Boyer
Walnut St
Finley Boyer
Community Hospital
Park Place
Nelson Cemetery
Mabel Nate
Mabel A. Nate
Howard Nate
FL Myers
Fla
Delco-Remy Division
First Baptist Church
William Nale
Ft. Myers Beach
Nancy Lea
Krishi
Daker Brothers Funeral Home
Roy
St P. Gaines
East Maplewood Cemetery
Fred Carpenter Sr
Elwood
Ina Canfield Frankton
Ina Mae Canfield
Rt. 1
Roy Canfield
Indiana
Frankton United
Anderson Redevelopment Board Sells Three Parcels
The Anderson Redevelopment Commission sold three properties Monday. Citizens Banking Co. bid 93,500 for a metered parking lot at Lith and Main, the only bid and 200 over appraised value. A 22nd Street and Haible Avenue lot went to Harris Gilbs for 1,000 and 2209 Fulton St to Samuel Miles for 500. HUD requires sales at or above appraised value within 90 days.
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Anderson Redevelopment Commission
Citizens Banking Co
Lith
Main Streets
Citizens Bank
Bank
22Nd Street
Haible Avenue
Harris Gilbs
Commission
Fulton St
Samuel Miles
Jones & Broderick Insurance
E. Ninth St
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Rowland Title Co
PanScape Corp. of
Muncie
City considers Lindberg sidewalk conflict with road plan
Public discussion centers on a $37,000 contract amid objections to Lindberg Road sidewalks. City officials note concerns about storm drainage and future wear while recalling past hearings and HUD funding tie ins. The board also awards a $95,852.40 contract to Reed for 12 concrete sidewalk and curb projects funded by the C D department.
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Lindberg
HUD
Hernly
Chester “Doc
Lawrence
Lindberg Road
C-D
Reed
C-D Department
Thursday or they may call at the church Friday during the hour preceding the service
The fragment notes an option to call at the church on Friday just before the service. It lacks clear dates, names, or organizations beyond church context, but implies a pre service contact window.
Life philosophy of perseverance amid hardship
A personal reflection on resilience accepting obstacles with a resolve to stay undefeated and seek happiness despite life’s ongoing challenges. The speaker emphasizes that life is not easy for anyone and that perseverance is a continual challenge to overcome.
Rose Kennedy on Rosemary and national attitudes toward disability
Rose Kennedy describes enduring loss and unwavering strength as she discusses Rosemary Kennedy. She argues that greater visibility of mentally challenged individuals will reduce fear, urging readers to confront prejudice and myths with faith and compassion.
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Rose
Rosemary
Kennedy
Rose Kennerly
Family
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