Space Trip Ends Record Soyuz 9 Landing
Soviet cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev and Vitaly Sevastianov completed a record spaceflight with a precise parachute landing in Kazakhstan after Ut days in orbit. Tass said they suffered 1g effects but medical research continued to test long space living. The mission, lasting 16 days and 16 hours, surpassed Gemini 7’s nine days.
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Moscow
UPI
Andrian Nikolayev
Vitaly Sevastianov
Tass
Spe
Karaganda
Sia
Iran
Nikolayev
Sevastianov
Astro
Dants Frank Borman
Dines Lovell
Kazakhstan
Ion
Cambodians Drug Use Rehab Programs Highlighted
A page one report notes drug use among Cambodians was dangerous to the user and others. For family safety he was jailed and hospitalized. The article outlines several rehab options and suggests people choose different programs.
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Mirmre
Land
Indiana official resigns amid alleged Whitcomb clashes
Carolyn Lautner, director of the Indiana Public Information Center, resigns citing lack of support from governor Whitcomb's executives. Lautner, a former Indianapolis Star reporter, plans to leave by July 31 and return to journalism. She warns the administration faces internal pressure and says orders have been ignored by some officials.
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Indianapolis
UPIC
Whitcomb
Mra
Carolyn P. Lautner
Indiatta
Lautner
the Star
Carolyn Pickering
Almelis
Lourt
Itt
Yather Center
Department of Put
Guerra
Schools Ceolin and Fran program a
The fragment mentions Ceolin and Fran connected to a school program. Details are unclear.
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Ceolin
Fran
Multiple Warheads Installed on Minuteman Missiles
Washington reports that the Air Force has placed multiple nuclear warheads on some intercontinental missiles for the first time. Minuteman missiles at Minot AFB ND received the MIRV capability, with a flight of 19 missiles and one launch facility noted. A fatal car crash in Anderson claimed the life of 31 year old Bill Harvey.
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Wee
Fompong
Tham
Cambodia
Capr Kennedy
Fla
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Teena Ee
Ni Si Vps
Soppams Lama
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Ndalan
Kaki
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Russia
Earth
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Smnoot
Guerra
Washington
America
Minot
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Vienna
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East Gsth Street
Strategic Air Command
Nazarene
Minot Afb
Pentagon
Britain’s Wilson Ousted After Election Surge by Conservatives
Harold Wilson loses power as Conservatives gain 318 seats marking a dramatic nationwide swing from Labour. Prime Minister-elect appears at No. 10 Downing Street with Queen Elizabeth II set for an audience, while Wilson contemplates transition after nearly six years in office.
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Britain
Ofirst
Labor
Wilson
Liverpool
London
No. 10
Downing Street
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Queen Elizabeth
Ascot
Allen Chapel Levitnesd Addressing Community Issues
The speaker, linked to GEO and Arkansas programs, urged concrete action beyond token gestures. He outlined Allen Chapel housing and related services financed by federal funds, including day care, job training, budgeting, nutrition, recreation, counseling, and small business support, funded locally.
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Allen Chapel
Anderson
Walker
GEO
Arkansas Community Action Program Directors Association, Inc
National Advisory Committee On
Arkansas
Hazel Minnerfield
William Sampson Nelson
Allen Chapel Ame
Allen Chapel Terrace
Nelson
H. L. Peterson
Willicom K. Walker
Foco
Herald
Joe Bays
Obituary notices and funeral rites across Anderson Madison area
Obituaries and funeral services announced for Herman Morgan 64 of 182 Eastfield Street and Volney O. Bob Davis 78 of 108 Punever Parkway with services at Harold E Rozelle and other area homes. Names include Hilda Stafford Leasy Ambrose George Gamble Jake Aldridge and George F Gamble with interments at Crownland Park View and Glenwood Cemeteries.
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Herman Morgan
Loce
Baker Brothers
Bealth
Herman Forrest
Eib St
Adianapolis
Anderson, Incr
Pleasant Walk Cemetery
Seney Shore
Faigilere
Gamble
South Passadens
Calif
Gloria Smock
Winnetka
Acre Hart
Binel
Harold E. Rozelle
Volney
Bob” Davis
Pune
Parkview
Alexandria
Earl Af
Lyle Funeral
Jakes¢ Aldridge
Scott Addition
Park View Cemetery
Wreck near Elwood claims three youths in 1962 crash
A 1962 Chevrolet carrying Bill and Richard Stich with two others crashed about 2.5 miles east of Elwood on a county road after a bridge incident. Passenger Donald, who lost control while intoxicated, survived with minor injuries while Bill and Richard were ejected. Police report alcohol use and no seat belts. Funeral arrangements follow at Fortville and Perdleton Grove Lawn Cemetery.
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Pepe
Bill
Chevrolet
Richard Stich
P S
Elwood
Donald
Richard
Madison County
Aaron Perkins
Proclaiming the Unsearchable Riches of Christ Sermon Ad
An Anderson church invites attendees to traditional Bible worship led by Pastor Gresne r. The notice promotes old-fashioned preaching against the social gospel and outlines service times and contact details at Southside Baptist Church 420 Norrisby.
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Southside Baptist Church
Norrisby, Anderson
Fayetta Man Picked as County Council Chairman 1970 71
On motion by Flanagan Showl Mayor Gene Smith was unanimously chosen council chairman from June 1, 1970 to May 30, 1971 succeeding County Commissioner Clifton Paddock. Carroll Valentine re elected secretary and chairs the county plan commission. Discussion urged broader citizen advisory representation and inviting all Madison County towns to send council observers. Officials were tasked with creating an official council seal and rescheduling the next meeting to July 11 due to holiday and fair events.
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Fayetta
Elwood Delegaton
Flanagan
Showl
Gene Smith
Clifton Paddock
Car
Oll Valentine
Valentine
County Plan Commission
Friess
Madison County
Priest
Ann
Smith
Eity Hall
Shelters Planned Along Lebanese Border
Israeli Housing Minister Ze'ev Sharef announced plans to build about 1,500 air raid shelters along the Lebanese border this year at a total cost near 4.3 million dollars. The move targets civilian protection in border settlements and underscores ongoing security concerns in the region.
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Tel. Aviv
Ze'ev Sharef
Sue
New Arrivals Born at Community and St John Hospitals
Newborns reported at Community Hospital include a boy for Cecil Broaner and a boy for William Bean both in Gaslog and Nichol Avenue respectively. Chesterfield sees Harley Sears with three boys. St John’s Hospital records a boy for Douglas Jones and a boy for Ralph Lewis in Fairmount. Additional entries note a Morton girl and boys for John Sears Morton and Donald Brown Ringwood Way. Herbert Iikens of Anderson has a boy at Mercy Hospital in Elwood.
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Community Hospital
Cecil Broaner
Gaslog
William Bean
Nichol Ave
Harley Sears
Chesterfield
James Reeves
W. 13Th St
St. John's Hospital
Douglas Jones
Highland Ave
Ralph Lewis
Fairmount
John Sears
Morton
Donald Brown
Ringwood Way
Bisa
Herbert Iikens
Anderson
Mercy Hospitst
Elwood
Anderson Men Charged In Rape Released On Bond
Three Anderson men were released on $2,000 bond each after being charged with raping a 15 year old Mishawaka girl. Robert J. Smith 28 Billy Lee Malone 22 and Richard Gregg 21 appeared in Henry Circuit Court New Castle where judges continued their cases to June 30. The trio allegedly forced the girl into their vehicle near Spiceland then assaulted her before police stopped them in New Castle.
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Anderson
Henry Sennty
Mishawaka
Robert J. Smith
Billy Lee Malone
W. Second St
Richard Greeg
Clark
Henry
New Castle
Wesley, W. Hatliff Jr
Ind
Spiceland
Mothe
Angérson
Weekend program at Anderson College features service and music
Weekend events at Madison Heighty High School and Anderson College include a 7:30 p.m. mass meeting with Rev Darrel Levine preaching on sanctification and a program lineup with a folk singer Gene Cotton and youth ministry staff from Park Place Church of God. Additional events at Anderson College Convocation Hall include a religious talent hour and alumni activities for class years 1961–1970. A local ad promotes air conditioners at Frank Krall's starting at $30.
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Heighty High
al Anderson College
South Daytona Beach
Fla
Tyron Cushman
Detroit
Mich
Miler
Wnd
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Anderson College
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