Nixon Submits Nuclear Arms Pacts To Congress
President Nixon sent the Soviet arms pacts to Congress and invited leaders to an in depth White House briefing with Kissinger. He said ratification will serve US security, addressing ABM limits, strategic balance, and potential gaps if deals fail, with hearings set to begin next week.
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Nixon
Congress
Washington
Soviet Union
White House
Senate
House
Moscow
Ronald L. Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Ziegler
Zieger
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
House Foreign Affairs and Armed Services
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Kissinger
William P. Rogers
Gerard Smith
Capitol
Eee
Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas E
Doc
United States
Arkansas
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations
Mittee
Fulbright
U.S
Henhouse
Miss Indiana Pat Patterson to Kick Off Elwood Parade
Elwood hosts a week long festival honoring glass industry with Miss Indiana 1971 Pat Patterson and Elwood native John Mengler starting the events at 2 p.m. Saturday in downtown. A $10,000 parade float, tied to local chambers and St Clair Glass, features with bands baton twirlers antique cars and more. Patterson also stars in the Miss Glass Queen pageant Saturday night at Willkie High School gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Pat Patterson
Indiana
John Mengler
Cincinnati Royals
Chamber of Commerce
Greater Elwood Association
St. Clair Glass
Patterson
Willkie High School
Gary
Miss Patterson
Indiana University
Pat
Amnesiac Youth ID Pursuit Continues In Key West
A 17-year-old boy found adrift June 4 in Key West cannot recall his name or past, may have amnesia, and is living in a Salvation Army motel while police and doctors try to identify him. He answers to John Doe, plays piano and organ with Jazz and New Orleans styles, and recalls California cities. he weighs 160 pounds, is 5'11" with blond hair and blue eyes, and carries a compass knife and can opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Earl McCain
McCain
Salvation Army
Army
United States
California
Lake Tahoe
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Oceanside
San Diego
John Doe
Pat Hart
New Orleans
Board Alters Boundaries Continued From Page One
Paul Bradford president of the Anderson Education Association and Madison Heights High School athletic director could not be reached for comment. The board let bids for East Side Junior High School on the Indiana 109 bypass Lindbergh Road with bids from local firms. General contractor W R Dunkin 1670852 electrical West Electric Co 248512 and mechanical Tibco Plumbing and Heating 731758 were approved. An Indianapolis firm bidding the mechanical contract was rejected for missing a state form listing liabilities and assets. Eight classroom addition bids for Highland High School were approved with general contractor AB Cochran Son Inc 121600 mechanical United Piping Corp Anderson 42934 and Paul Richards Electric Anderson 18603. Total for eight classrooms 183137 gas line 1500 architect fees 10988.22 bringing total 195625.22 against a 200000 appropriation. Supplies and equipment at the Anderson Area Vocational Technical School were approved marking the two year program to purchase s ratus. Director David Middleton listed awarded bids in Autobody 3333.74 auto mechanics 10160.65 building trades 5420.72 data processing 127315.38 commercial foods 1555.15 distributive education 4081.55 electronics 41502.04 product design and drafting 885.17 industrial electrical 53769.64 and graphics 1045. Middleton noted contracts awarded amount and that more than 50 firms bid on AAVTS contracts.
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Anderson Education Association
Paul Bradford
Madison Heights High School
East Side
Ind. 109
Lindbergh Road
Arthur B. Henning
Anderson
W. R. Dunkin
West Electric Co
Tibco Plumbing and Heating
Indianapolis
Greiner Brothers
Highland High School
General
A. B. Cochran & Son, Inc
United Piping Corp
Paul Richards Electric
Anderson Area Vocational-Technical School
David Middleton
Middleton
Public hearing looms on Dolphin Club case dispute
Crean accuses May ruling of sham regulations that exclude some people while Withers argues the club serves a private sector. The commission director noted no date set for a public hearing, likely this summer, delayed by continuances and unavailable witnesses. The Dolphin Club case may be grouped with similar matters as the Supreme Court decision diminishes legal similarities. A tentative May hearing was not held.
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Crean
Withers
Commission
Dolphin Club
Supreme Court
Transit urged for Anderson council as park gains new status
Samuel urged the Anderson council to back a transit system vital to livelihoods and area transportation. Streaty Park joins the city parks system. Meals on Wheels pilot begins July 10 serving 15 to 20 clients at $12 weekly. Senior citizens work with the park dept to revitalize a center offering recreation and guidance on taxes, insurance, legal aid, employment and transport. Heaters installed in migrant camps. church and Salvation Army donations delivered. some folks still face food stamp issues.
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Samuel
Anderson
Samuels
Streaty Park
Sobieli
Park Department
First United Methodist Church
Salvation Army
Fettig’s
Elwood
Annexation Bid For Cloverleaf Apartments At Elwood
Cloverleaf Division representatives urged annexation of 26 acres on Ind 37 across from the new shopping center for a phased 100 unit first phase on nine acres. The project entails a 40 year HUD backed financing plan with rents from 110 to 55 dollars monthly for low income residents. A July city council meeting will hear commission recommendations on the annexation.
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Elwood
Indianapolis’ Cloverleaf Division
Planning Commission
Ind
Housing and Urban Development Department
Commission
Hugo Tite Pumps White Blue Black Bone Brown Alexandria
The listing showcases Hugo Tite pumps in multiple colors including white blue black bone and brown with Alexandria as the sourcing location.
Defendant Fails To Appear In Drug Possession Trial
A Madison Circuit Court trial for J. B. Janes from Gary was continued indefinitely after the defendant failed to reappear on the second day of testimony. Blackmon was arrested May 20, 1970, on narcotics charges, with six pounds of marijuana arranged for sale. Bonding company United Bonding Inc faced a forfeit risk, and a warrant was issued when Blackmon did not appear, with the agency planning to claim against its estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Circuit
J. B. Janes
Gary
Blackmon
George B. Davis
Hancock Circuit
Davis
Bonding Company
The
Herald
United Bonding, Inc
Indianapolis
William Price
Indiana
Price
Empty Houses To Be Checked During Summer
Anderson police announce a summer campaign to curb burglaries by conducting regular house checks when residents are away. Citizens should call the police station with name address planned absence dates and expected return for allocation to on duty officers.
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Anderson
Paddy Jamerson
McClellan Wins Nomination Over Pryor in Arkansas Runoff
Sen John L McClellan secured the Democratic nomination for a sixth term in Arkansas defeating Rep David Pryor in a runoff. The result assures McClellan faced likely re election, marking a key moment in his three decade Senate career.
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Little Rock, Ark
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
David Pryor
Senate
Anderson and Madison County area deaths summary
Funeral notices from Anderson and nearby Madison County list Mrs. Mabel Ault 89 of Rt 6 Elwood died after illness. graveside services today at Memorial Park Cemetery. Brent Lee Cooper died shortly after birth. services 10:30 a.m. at Memorial Park Cemetery. Edith Wiesenauer 78 of Muncie died at Ball Memorial Hospital after declining health. Meeks Mortuary to conduct funeral Thursday. George A Wessel 92, father of Mrs. Pauline Jones, obituary pending at Eiler Funeral Home Frankfort. William Harlan Stevenson 78 of 430 Milton Ave died at St John’s Hospital. Baker Brothers to conduct services Thursday with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Copher and Fesler
Elwood
Mabel Ault
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton County
Guy
Robert Swart
Frankton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Brent Lee Cooper
Community Hospital
Charles
Sandra Cooper
Alhambra Dr
William Charles
Jeffrey Donald
William P. Simmonds
Anderson
Charles W. Cooper Sr
Dorine Stansberry
Martha Cooper
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Thomas Alston
Muncie
Edith Wiesenauer
S. Mulberry
Ball Memorial Hospital
John
Mary) Nealis
Carl L. Wiesenauer
Rebecca) Bonshire
Cowan
Ken
Barbara) Tweedy
Max
Julia) Farrington
Max Buress
William
Roy Buress
Baltimore
Mildred Collins
Mary Madler
Georgia Burns
Springport
Florence Harmon
California
Louise Bodnark
Ohio
Leo
Meeks Mortuary
Lawrence Sanders
Gardens of Memory Cemetery
George A. Wessel
William E
Pauline) Jones
Arkansas
Frankfort
Catherin Smith
Newport News
Oscar Wessel
John Omar Wessel
Michigan
Oran Wessel
West Palm Beach
Fla
Eiler Funeral Home
William Harlan Stevenson
Milton Ave
St. John's Hospital
Lynn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers
Marie Phillips Stevenson
Julia Stevenso
Baker Brothers Funeral
George Taggart
East Maplewood
New Arrivals Born at St John and Community Hospitals
Newborns reported at multiple addresses with families including Doyle Archey Deweese Poor White Johnson and Baker. Births list a girl for Doyle at 1656 Kingsley Dr and a boy for Archey at 1625 W 20th St among others, with Baker at Scott AFB Ill and prior Anderson residence noted.
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St. John’s Hospital
John Doyle
Kingsley Dr
Herbert Archey
W. 20Th St
Jore Deweese
Pearl
Chris Poor
Pendleton
Bon
Community Hospital
Jerry White
W. 15Th St
James Johnson
Marvin Baker
Scott Afb, Ill
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Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Bition
Doug Sanders
Elwood Country Club
Ivan Ganyz
Chris Rucinski
Chamion
Julia Hall Armington
Musician's Union Trust Fund
Phyllis Diller
Iss Diller
Dave Dudley
General Motors
Dick McCloskey
Broadway
Heckaman Buick
McVeys
Anderson College
Church of God
Barbara Funk
Cambridge
Sheila Reynolds
Sherry Shanks
Big Rapids
Mick
Rachel Ramsey
Doniphan
Annexation
Kenneth Montgomery
Cloverleaf
Montgomery
Agena Aid
Bs Banc Ae
AAA
Alexandria
McClellan
Anderson and
Madison County
Brent Cooper
Edith Wiesenaar
George Wessel
William Stevenson
IBM
Indiana Business College
13Th and Meridian
Dou Bea Ae
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