Nixon Hails Iceland Summit as Successful Despite No Deals
President Nixon and Georges Pompidou wrapped two days of talks near Iceland with aides hailing the summit as successful though no agreements on trade or monetary reform emerged. Kissinger Rogers and Ziegler stressed the aim was to set procedures for future negotiations to revitalize the Atlantic alliance.
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Washington
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
Henry A. Kissinger
North Atlantic
Iceland
William P. Rogers
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Pompidou
Arctic
Atlantic Alliance
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Pat
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
David Eisenhower
Camp David
Maryland Mountains
Florida
C. G
Bebe” Rebozo
United States
France
U.S
Kenneth Rush
Sand
Nix
NATO
Europe
Skepticism grows on Vietnam cease fire prospects in Paris talks
Reports Friday questioned the realism of a cease fire as Kissinger and Le Duc Tho prepare to meet in Paris. South Vietnamese commanders warned of renewed enemy activity near Ta Ninh Province, with tanks and heavy weapons, amid warnings of a possible military move if Paris talks stall. This skepticism comes despite expectations set by upcoming negotiations and continued political pressure on Saigon to concede.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Paris
Ta Ninh
Cambodia
le van Tu
25Th Infantry
Nguyen
Demilitarized Zone
Old Imperial
Kissinger
Tho
South
Cease-fire tensions rise around Hue and Saigon
Reports from Washington and Saigon indicate renewed Vietnam conflict concerns as armored units in the Hue region and a second tank regiment totaling over 300 heavy vehicles are cited. Kissinger Tho talks loom over a potential offensive, while Saigon reports 86 cease-fire violations and a major ammunition dump blast near Saigon. Cambodia reports B52 strikes near Phnom Penh with noted reduced enemy activity.
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Hue
Saigon
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Thursay
Deputies Reopen Antioch Hall After Campus Barricades
Greene County deputies moved eight buildings at Antioch College reopening the campus after a six week strike by students demanding four years of guaranteed financial aid for needy students. A clash with debris trucks led to minor injury and no arrests as the campus security will monitor overnight.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch College
Russell Bradley
Greene County
Bradley
Antioch Hall
Liberal College
Bris
College
Antioch
No Major Crisis Foreseen For Indiana Crop Harvest
AP reports Indiana faces no major crop crisis as harvest proceeds. A record 104 bushels per acre was noted earlier, aided by early maturing hybrids and big machinery. Farmers shifted to quicker methods with herbicides, planting about a third of the crop recently, about 5 percent behind last year.
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Indiana
Child Beatings On Increase Continued From Page One
The article discusses patterns in child abuse by both fathers and mothers, noting rationalizations and emotional factors. It highlights abuse behind closed doors, witness barriers, reporting reluctance, and medical and law enforcement challenges. It cites Indiana law and a call for revisiting the 1971 statute.
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Indiana
Regional Planning Asks Opinion Program Costs
Regional Planning outlined questionnaire costs totaling about 960 for production and 2300 for mailing plus postage for returned forms. The value and cost of the public opinion program were questioned by Pad dock and to be acted on at the next COG meeting. Cox said the federal certification application was approved. Three director candidates have been interviewed with one more awaiting screen committee, and final interviews are planned for next week ahead of a possible special meeting next month.
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COG
Paddock
Screen Committee
McCarty
Correction notes on teacher negotiations story
Herald correcting Page 1 wage dispute details. French states teachers first sought a 20 percent raise, the board offered 5.5 percent, then teachers proposed 15 percent. Board has not yet replied to the second request. The corrected paragraph clarifies that seventy eight percent of teachers rejected the board’s initial proposal.
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Herald
New Arrivals Reported at Local Hospitals and Homes
Birth notices list new babies born to families across several towns. Names include Krieg, Kennedy, Keesling, Hartley, Beane, Jackson, Mills, Buckner, with locations from Marion and Anderson to K I Sawyer AFB Michigan. Grandparents named for Mills and Nelson-Covington families.
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Marvin Krieg
1719
Raintree Dr
Gary Kennedy
Rt. 1
Shirley
Leland Keesling
Pendleton
John Hartley
Middletown
Community Hospital
Roy ‘Buckner
K. I. Sawyer Afb |Mich
Jerry L. Nelsson
Annie Covington
Anderson
Firestone Jr. dies at 75 longtime leader of firm
Akron born Harvey S Firestone Jr internationally known industrialist and son of Firestone Tire founder died at his home Friday cancer listed as cause. He served 50 years in the family business becoming president in 1941 and directing expansion to plants in England Argentina Switzerland and South Africa. He led the Firestone Foundation from 1948 with assets over 30 million and 119 grants totaling 1.3 million in 1972.
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Akron, Ohio
Harvey S. Firestone Jr
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Firestone
Firestone Foundation
Surgeon Tierney Relocates Office to Medical Arts Building
Wm. J. Tierney M D announces his relocation to Community Medical Arts Building at 1431 N Madison Ave south of the Hospital. Effective June 1 1973 patients may reach the office at 649 1500 for appointments and inquiries.
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Wm. J. Tierney
Community Medical Arts
N. Madison Ave
Anderson Area Obituaries and Death Notices Summary
Alva Mundhenk 73 of Ridge Road died at St. Johns Hospital after a 39 year New York Central Railroad career. Survived by widow Ruth and eight relatives including children Alva J. Mundhenk Charlene and Darlene Smith, Alberta Powers, plus siblings Thelma Mundhenk and Harold Mundhenk. Funeral Monday at Harold E. Rozelle with burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Opal Pawlak 56 of St Johns Home died in hospital. husband Frank and 6 children survive. services in Michigan City. Audrey Prather 79 of Ohio Avenue died at Community Hospital after illness. member of Whetstone Brotherhood. Clyde Etchison 77 of Main Street died at Community Hospital. veteran of WWI. service Monday at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. burial Elwood City Cemetery. nieces survive.
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Alva Ross Mundhenk
Ridge Road
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
New York Central Railroad
East Lynn Christian Church
Ruth
Alva J
Charlene
James
Darlene) Smith
Roy
Alberta) Powers
Bricktown
N.J
Thelma Mundhenk
Olney, Ill
Harold
Opal Marie Pawlak
St. John’s
Sital
Assembly of God Church
Frank Sr
Frank Jr
John
Richard
Fred Pawlak
Michigan City
Samuel Pawlak
Indianapolis
Odessa Contat
Mishawaka
Carlisle Funeral Home
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Audrey B. Prather
Ohio Ave
Community Hospital
Whetstone Brotherhood
Sisterhood
Elwood
Clyde Etchison
Main St
Madison County
The
Elks and the Eagles Lodges
Jesse Fowler
Richard Watson
Daleville
Copher
Elwood City Cemetery
Funeral Services for Clay Boat and Others
Funeral notices list final rites for Clay Boaz age 69 at Rowe and Weston Funeral Home with interment at Memorial Park Cemetery. Earl Jackson 60 at Brown and Butz Funeral Home, interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Ella Richardson 83 at Richardson Funeral Home Wayne City with Maple Hill Cemetery Fairfield. William Roller Jr. graveside rites 10:30 a.m. today at Elwood City Cemetery. Clark Chapel in charge. Friends may call 2 to 9 p.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Rowe and Weston
Clay Boaz
Ninth St
Memorial Park Cemetery
Brown and Butz
Earl Jackson
Willow St
Rushville
Richardson
Wayne City
Ill
Ella Richardson
10Th St
Maple Hill
Fairfield
Baker Brothers Funeral
Elwood
Elwood City Cemetery
William Roller Jr
Clark
Final rites for James Alexander in Elwood today
James Alexander 92 a former Elwood resident dies. Services are at 3 p.m. today at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with interment at Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Copher and Fesler
James Alexander
Fromer Elwood
Elwood City Cemetery
Dance to the Music of The Ups and Downs at Polish Club
A Saturday night event featuring The Ups and Downs at the Polish Club located at 3535 Forest Terrace. Music runs from 9:30 PM to 1:30 AM with dancing and social gathering.
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Forest Terrace
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