Final showdown looms as New Hampshire vote nears
In Manchester lawmakers and GOP leaders rally for Nixon in Tuesday presidential primary. Muskie predicts victory but offers no clear margin. McGovern faces mixed reactions amid rain and shifting polls. Nixon's lead remains large, with Ashbrook and McCloskey trailing. Muskie tests social security and drug policy while weighing a possible running mate. Mansfield warns Democrats face a tough test in November.
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Manchester
New Hampshire
Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Boston Globe
Hampshire
Becker
Art Linkletter
Mus
Lainie Kazan
Newtie
York
Nelson A. Rockefel
McGovern
Senate
Ike Mansfield
Washington
Red China accuses U S of collusion over seas at UN
In a first U N speech at the Peaceful Uses of the Seabed committee, China accuses the United States of colluding with Japan to seize Chinese islands and with Nationalist China to plunder seabed resources. US delegate Stevenson rejects the charges and defends Taiwan claim while urging recognition of China's territorial seas. The debate centers on Senkaku islands and a 200 mile territorial sea ahead of next year’s law of the sea conference.
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United Nations
N.Y
China
United States
Japan
An Chih Yuan
Red China
U.N
U.S
John R. Stevenson
Taiwan
Tourther
Ard
Tiaoya
Huangwei
Chibwei
Nanhsiao
Peinsiao
Motoo Ogiso
Senaku Islands
Okinawa Islands
Court orders pension for Alger Hiss in retroactive ruling
A three judge federal court ruled the Hiss Act was applied unconstitutionally denying Alger F Hiss a pension. The decision directs payment of the $ plus interest retroactive to his 62nd birthday and continued monthly benefits. The ruling also noted the act was enacted to bar federal annuities for certain offenses and involved two related cases.
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Washington
Alger F Hiss
State Department
Hiss
New York
Whcht
Hope Eastman
Ait
American Civil Liberties Union
Richard Strasurger
Postal Service
Civil Service Commission
Uit
Strasburger
Communist Party
Roger Robb
Dirict of Columbia Court of Apdeals
John “L. Smith
William Bryant
ACLU
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals and Homes
Pendleton couple John and Mrs Ormes welcome a girl at St John’s Hospital. Jerry Breeden and wife announce a girl at 142% Bronnenburg. Lloyd Dixon and wife report a boy at 2725 W 16th St. Middletown couple Donald Tuer greet a boy. Guido Politano and wife announce a boy at 2918 N Madison Ave. Neffie Fox and partner welcome a boy at 128 W 16th St. Walter Davis and spouse register a boy 11640 W 22nd St. John Cox and Alexandria celebrate a boy. Larry Merica and Frankton couple greet a boy. John Vierling and Summitville couple have a boy. Benjamin Patterson and Alexandria couple announce a boy. Bobby Collings and partner welcome a girl.
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Duane Ormes
Pendleton
St. John’s Hospital
Jerry Breeden
Bronnenburg
Lloyd Dixon
16Th St
Donald Tuer
Middletown
Guido Politano
Madison Ave
Community Hospital
Neffie Fox
Walter Davis
W. 22Nd St
Methodists Plan 1972 Religious Art Festival
The First United Methodist Church hosts a week long Religion exhibit from March 19 to 26 with six categories for professional and amateur artists. Entry fee is 30 cents, funding cash awards. blanks available at church, Fine Arts Center, YMCA office. opening reception March 19 from 3 to pm.
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First United Methodist Church
Fine Arts Center
Association ‘of Churches
YMCA
Denzil Regenold
Madison County Loiland Water Conservation District Speech Winners
The sixth annual Madison County Loiland Water Conservation District public speaking contest was held in Highland High School’s Long Room. Four contestants from three high schools competed for cash prizes funded by the Madison County Farm Bureau. First place went to Terry West of Anderson High School, second to Aaron Davenport of Wendell L Willkie High, and third to Richard Whistler of Pendleton Heights, with Tim Brunnemer of Willkie also competing. The topic was Better Use of our Soil and Water Resources. The area elimination contest is set for March 14 at the Indiana Michigan Electric Building, with the state contest in Indianapolis on a Saturday in April.
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Madison County
Loiland Water Conserv ‘Ation District
Highland H Igh School
Wendell 4
Willkie
Elwood
Pendleton Heights
Frankton
Anderson High School
Terry West
Aaron Davenport
Wendell L. Willkie
Richard Whistler
Tim Brunnemer
Willkie High Schoo
Madison County Farm Bureau, Inc
Robert Smith
Anderson College
Mariston’ Angle
Production Credit Association
Harold Corbin
Universal Electric
Jim Taylor
Srong
Highland High School
Indiana
Arrivals and Dismissals at Mercy Hospital
Mercy Hospital lists arrivals including Livy Marsh and Mrs. William Tompkins and dismissals such as Doyte Hil ey and Miss Emma Benedict. Transfers show Edwin Lucas moved to Ball Memorial Hospital by Jackley Landrum ambulance.
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Swayzee
James Collins
Emma Benedict
Mercy Hospital
Dickey Nursing Home
Copher and Fesler
Edwin Lucas
Frankton
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Jackley- Landrum
To Summer Abroad ALEXANDRIA Student Heads to Germany
Miss Kris Buckhardt daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Buckhardt will spend next summer in Germany under Youth For Understanding. The 11th grade Alexandria Monare High School junior will depart for Europe in June.
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Alexandria
Kris Burkhardt
Leo Buckhardt
Youth For Understanding Organization
Germany
Buckhardt
Alexandria Monare High School
Europe
AHS Announces Senior Speakers for 1972 Commencement
Anderson High School principal Noe Douglass announced the senior speakers for the June 8 commencement. Four winners were chosen by a faculty student committee from candidates. named are Celene Bostic Jill Denny Kevin Stein and Terry West. Alternates are Lydia Scott and Jeti Cochran. Senior Week is set for June 3 with 12 weeks left for the Class of 1972.
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Anderson High School
Noe Douglass
Celene Bostic
John F. Bostic Hendricks
Jill Denny
Charles Denny
Kingsley
Kevin Stein
Joseph Stein
Fifth St
Terry West
Noble West
Lydia Scott
Lessie Smith
Jeti Cochran
Keith Cochran
Balfour
Paul Johnson
Nixon Campaign Touts Peace Plan At Appreciation Day
In Manchester New Hampshire on Friday Republican leaders promote Nixon re election. Richardson endorses a peace plan while urging a nationwide campaign to sell Nixon achievements. A delegate group including Volpe Brock Cook Cotton Cotton and others attends the Nixon event.
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Asnrook
Unio
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliotardson
John Volpe
House
Gerald L. Ford
Manchester
New York
Nelson A
Rockefeller
Nixon
Richardson
Elliot L! Richardson
Concord
Jong
Man
Bester
Washington
East
Nash
Mary John A. Volpe
William Brock
Tennessee
Marlow Cook
Kentucky
Norris Cotton
Ampshire
Charles
Mllinois
Lainie Saran
Indiana doctors bill dispute prompts patient recourse offer
AP reports Indiana State Medical Association president Dr Petrich says patients may file complaints with the ISBA grievance committee, which hears about 10 cases yearly. ISBA administers the Military Dependents Program and touts a peer review program. Indiana Blue Shield cites 96 percent of physicians’ claims paid in full, arguing overcharges stem from medical complications.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State ¢ Medical Association
ISBA
Petricn
Indiana Review
Indiana Blue Shield
Associated Press
Richard C. Kilborn
Dr Val Clear to Speak at BSU Conference in Muncie
Dr Val Clear of Anderson College will address Ball State University at the fourth Intergovernmental Relations Conference on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The event gathers city county officials private citizens and others to discuss governance and community relations with themes on government responsibility and service charges.
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Land
William Sutton
Ball Ste
Comairs
Sutton
Younce
Delaware County
Clear
Anderson College
20 Othr
Harlem Ashram
Harlem
Central
South America
la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos
Lima
Peru
Consejo Nacional de Menores
U.S. Children’s Bureau
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
YMCA Director Staff Changes At Anderson YMCA
Norman L Waters executive director announces staff changes at the Anderson County YMCA. Larry Grable is promoted to youth physical director and Morvis H Hester is named adult physical director. Grable will oversee the total fitness department and the adult women's program as she nears senior director certification. Hester, formerly youth physical director, joins adult programs with basketball duties and adds Red Cross instructor credentials.
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Anerson
Norman L
Waters
Madion County
Larry Grable
Morvis H. Hester
Grable
Roth
Ardison
Iown
Hester
South Viet Unit Sweeps Central Highlands in Offensive Plot
About 10 000 South Vietnamese troops swept the western central highlands to disrupt a rumored North Vietnamese offensive. Five enemy soldiers were killed and one government troop wounded. Bodies of 16 North Vietnamese were found near Fire Base 6 west of Kontum. B-52 bombers conducted saturation raids. 31 missions in the highlands through Friday. Four Americans of the 3rd Brigade were wounded by a booby trap near Fire Base Fiddler’s Trees. Navy bombers along the Ho Chi Minh Trail reported avoidance of surface-to-air missiles west of the DMZ.
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Saigon AP
Kontum
Lied Teers
Nixon
China
1St Air Cavalry Division
Fiddler's Trees
Saigon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Dmz
Emergency Runs Report From City Hospitals
Ambulances evacuate patients from multiple locations to Community Hospital and St John s Hospital. Individual cases include Charlene Echols 27 illness at 5 p m at 1430 W sth St, Florence Jones 44 injury at 6 25 p m at 2218 St Charles, Nora Owens 61 illness at 9 19 p m at 2512 Brown El, and Ernie Ryan 23 illness in Alexandria.
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Emursites
Conain Wendell Shryoe
Siewcenant
Nelle
Dilatia Menifee
Charlene Echols
St. John’s Hospital
St. Charles
Florence Jones
St. John's Hospital
Brown
Elnora Owens
Anderson Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices from Anderson and Noblesville regions report several death and funeral details. Dorothy Wahman of Anderson died at St. Josephs Hospital South Bend aged 22 with services planned at St. Marys Church and interment at Fairview Cemetery Tipton. Noblesville entries note Elzo Johnson Sr. and Virginia May Henry passing, with funeral arrangements at Dea l Funeral Home and Riverview Hospital. Also listed are Eunice Smith and Edwin Tumulty residents with service plans in Anderson area churches and memorials.
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Dorothy Wahman
Dorothy L. Wahman
Charlotte M. Ripberger
Anderson
St. Joseph's Hospital
South Bend
Fortville
St. Mary's Catholic High School
Bernard Hare
Katherine
Frank L
John W
Donald J
Louisville
Joseph
Mary Payllis
Koors
Donald
Emma Jean Davenport
Clyde
Martha
Swarthmore
Archie
Frances) Hook
Alexandria
St. Mary's Catholic
Fatie
Francis Kienly
Fairview Cemetery
Tipton
Baker Brothers
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Joanna Burton
Andersen
Crowne Jand Cemetery
Noblesville
Elzo Johnson
Riverview Hospital
Cherry St
Eastern Star
Sonic Lodge No. 57
Emmanuel United Methodist Church
Mary E. Johnson
Barbara Bailey
Indianapolis
Elza
Richard
Crystal River
Fla
Goldie Layton
Richmond
Perman. Smith
Community Hospital
John L
Evalena’ Holloway Zinn
South Meridian Church of God
Kathryn Weaver
Ernest
Jern Kirkpatrick
Knightstown
Joseph Smith
South Meridian Church
Eunice Smith
Hannibal St
Bern
Westfield
Hamilton County
st.Church of God
Ladies Missionary
East Side
Aunderette
Fred T. Smith
Frederick E
Wis
Lala Johnson
Upland
Rody Rose
Gilbert Tumulty
Harold E. Rozelle
Harry Sackett
Thomas Austin
Anessaa Memorial Park Cemetery
Virginia May Henry
Arthur
Cassie Williams Thomas
First Church of God
Clarence L. Henry
Mable L. Spear
Neville
Edna
Florence Partlow
Kokomo
Lee
Ermal
Nobles
Hemophilia Drive Slated In Madison County
A Madison County fund drive by the Indiana Hemophilia Foundation runs the week of March 1. Chairman Ben Scott says volunteers will raise funds to support research and services for hemophilia, a blood deficiency causing delayed clotting and painful hospitalizations. Donations support treatment advances and patient services statewide. write to Indiana Hemophilia Foundation, 28 N Pennsylvania St Room 311 Indianapolis IN 46204 for details.
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Edgar Whitcomb
Indiana Hemophilia Foundation
Madison County
Ben Scott
Hemophilia Foundation
Todiana Hemophlia Foundation
Pennsylvania
Indianapol's
Indiana
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Soil Conservation Society of America
The
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AHS Seeds
IEAD
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James Maverer
James Moxeiner
MIH
Joe Arena
William McCerty
Inen
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Opal Bitner
Chesterfield
Josephine Broadnox
Guide Lamp
Helen Nottingham
Summitville
Earl Simpson
Anderson Woren
Lorry House
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Dick Gudgel
Lopel
Jock Kydrell
Markleville
Helen Vinson
Kenneth Montgomery
James Tompkins
Richard Marsh
United Fund Agency
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House of Delegates
Val Clear
BSU
Anderson and
Edwin Tumulty
East Side Church OF God
Dwight Dye
Claude Rosold
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