Nixon Welcomed by Crowd in Warsaw on Europe Trip
President Nixon returned to Communist Warsaw to a warmly cheering crowd estimated around 300,000. He met with Polish leader Edward Gierek, toasted the European security conference, urged gradual force reductions, and spoke in Polish at times while stressing a new era of negotiation. He then travelled to Moscow for summit talks and prepared to report to Congress on his week of diplomacy.
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Nixon
Edward Gierek
North Atlantic
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Iran
Poland
Moscow
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Anderson
Indiana
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Ane
Gierek
Washington
Congress
Kremlin
United States of America
Inside Story Ties Arabs to Looming Tel Aviv Airport Crisis
Good Morning The Inside Story blames Arabs for the Tel Aviv international airport security scare as Golda Meir vows to hold them responsible. NATO pushes Will Rogers back to Nixon for a major Europe security conference. McGovern Humphrey resume California primary campaigning after debates. South Vietnamese gains in Kontum cited amid Indochina roundup.
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Golda Mair
Europe
Tel Aviv
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
Kontum
Indochina
Senate probes West Virginia mine disaster sparks new law talk
A Senate inquiry investigates the 118 fatal West Virginia mine incident and considers federal reforms to prevent future tragedies. The report notes that conditions fueled the disaster and discusses potential new laws to improve mine safety.
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Senate
West Virginia
Nicholson File workers vote on contract to end 20 week strike
About 60 Nicholson File employees may return to work as early as Monday if a proposed contract is ratified at a 9 am Saturday meeting at North Side Junior High School gym. Management and union officials declined comment. The pact would run through Sept 4, 1974, and could revive the plant, the second largest in Anderson after GM, while a merger with Cooper Industries looms as a distant possibility.
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North Side
Ager
Raymond Sokol
Nicholson File
Cooper Industries
James Ebbert
United Steel Workers Jocal
Sokol
Local 1944
Anderson
General Motors
Future Of Light Plant Dim By JON SHAFER Herald Stall Writer
City debates keeping a municipal generating capability as a standby measure amid plans to write off the defunct light plant. The Save the Light Plant Committee's dissent wanes while longtime critic Lissemore urges ongoing power readiness, citing past peak loads and utility rate comparisons.
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Jon Shafer
Noland Wright
Ralph Ferguson
Frank Allis
JE. Flanagan
Robert T. Rock
Light
Save the Light Plant Committee
Allis
City
Sam Ligtemare
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co
Eletrical Power
Lissemore
Save’ the Light Plan Committee
Board of ‘Works
Chester
Lawrence
Lisseméré
Sen. Lee -Metcalf
D-Mont
Metcalf
Tdus
Georgia Power
Rome
Anderson
Nocllan Goodwin
Madison County Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Flanagan
Rock
Bodine Hits Issues Here in Indiana Campaign Stop
Richard C. Bodine, leading Democratic lieutenant governor hopeful, avoided endorsing either governor candidate and criticized political patronage funding. Indiana Rep. Craig B. Campbell endorsed Bodine, while Bodine warned against influence by big donors and urged reform as he met city Democrats in Mishawaka.
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Richard C. Bodine
Matthew Welsh
Larry E. Conrad
Bodine
Craig B. Campbell
D-Anderson
Robert Rock
House
Indiana General Assembly
Mishawaka Democrat
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Elwood Glass Festival to Feature Phyllis Diller and Parade
Elwood hosts its first Glass Festival June 12 through 24 with grand marshal John Mengler of the Cincinnati Royals leading opening day parade. Miss Indiana 1971 Patricia Lynn Patterson attends with a $10,000 float. The week includes diving exhibits, talent shows, golf clinics, and a two show finale by Phyllis Diller with Wilderness Road, Dave Dudley, and other acts.
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Elwood
Miss Biller
Alameda
Coll
Wendell L. Willskig
Phyllis Ditter
Raffer Doug Sander
Indiana of
John Mengler
Cincinnati Royals
Patricia Lynn Patterson
Indiana
Chamber of Commerce
GEPA
St. Clair
Indiana University
Hobie Billingsley
Wiltkin High School
Miss Diller
Sanders
Rdydd Contry Club
Kris Recinski
Munster
Ane
Musicians Union Trust Fund
Wilderness Road
Dave Dudley
Wine Fats
Dozier Convicted of Second Degree Murder in Anderson
A Madison Circuit Court jury found Morris E B Dozier guilty of second degree murder for the Aug 12 1971 slaying of Kenneth B Goldstein a pawnbroker in Anderson. The panel recommended 15 to 25 years with sentencing set for June 19. Prosecution sought first degree murder, two accomplices Ralph Williams and Charles Frith were earlier convicted and await execution.
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Heralt Stall
Madison
Morris EB. Dozier
Anderson
Kenneth B. Goldstein
Raymond Legge
Carl 'L. Smith
Dozier
Mel Thornburg
Smith Ect
William F. Lawler
Richard E. Kreegar
Ralph E. Williams
Charles A. Frith
Indiana State
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Goldstein
Farlier
Govier
Future
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Midway
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