End of Indochina Prisoner Release Nears Completion
The last 148 American prisoners in Indochina and remaining U.S. troops withdraw under eleventh hour Saigon Vienna accords. North Vietnam to release nine prisoners in Hanoi and 40 more on Wednesday. Final turnover to conclude Thursday with 587 prisoners freed since Feb. 12.
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Indochina
U.S
Vietnam
Vienane
Washington
Paris
Florida White House
Key Biscayne
Nixon
Laos
Pathet Lao
Hanoi
Joint Military Commission
South Vietnam
Gia Lam
Clark Air Base
Philippines
United States
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Landlords Blasted In Hearings On Rent Controls
Washington AP reports hearers told the House Banking Committee that nationwide rents rose after federal controls thawed. Florida resident lives on $12 monthly after a $20 increase, while witnesses urge federal rent controls and a 60 day price freeze with rollbacks and future mandatory controls if inflation exceeds 3 percent.
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Landfords
Congress
Florida
House Banking Committee
Nixon
Wright Patman
Dtex
Patman
Committee Democrats
New Jersey
Pas
Lower Speed Limits Eyed to Cut Gas Use
A federal official proposed cutting highway speed limits to 50 mph to reduce gasoline consumption amid possible shortages. State officials doubted practicality, while car pool encouragement and urban fuel-saving measures were discussed as alternatives.
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Associated Press
Darrell M. Trent
Office of Emergency Preparedness
New York City
Frank A. Howe
Maine
Turnpike
Glen Jackson
Oregon Highway Commission
Trent
Richard E. McLaughlin
Massachusetts
Tom Jone
Ohio
American Automebile Association
Ford Motor Co
Indiana lawmakers move to tax relief package talks
With 10 days left in the Indiana General Assembly session the House and Senate delay as leaders and Gov Bowen staff work on the property tax relief package. Senate leaders name and reassign conferees as talks continue to reach a compromise on sales tax shifts and local government funding limits.
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Indiana
Indiana General Assembly
House
Senate
GOP
Otis R. Bowen
Kermit O. Burrows
Antiwar Priest Criticizes US Violence at Ball State
Rev. Philip Berrigan urged Ball State University students to know their stories and seek a deeper human response to what he termed a violence dominated culture. He linked Vietnam War harm to racism and materialism, urged personal action over mass movements, and urged small groups to study pray and resist.
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Muncie
Philip Berrigan
Ball State University
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Baltimore
Father Berrigan
America
Anderson Madison County Deaths Chronicle Multiple Obituaries
A large list of deaths from Anderson and surrounding areas includes Eugene Earl Steele 70 of 613 Nichol Ave. Ella Mae Madden 78 of 424 Ruddle Ave. Mrs Bessie D Stutsman 88 Pendleton. Homer K Carpenter 50 Meridian St. Mark R Emerson 67 Mooresville. Edith Boone 77 West 19th St. Donnia B Skillen 89 Muncie. Jennie V Richardson 84 former Anderson resident. Zula Merritt. plus many more with funeral details and call hours. The notices span Anderson Fairmount Elwood Alexandria and surrounding towns with services at Brown and Butz Rowe and other funeral homes.
Harry B Merritt 74 Dies After Long Delco Career
Harry B. Merritt aged 74 of 2723 Brown Street died at 10 20 a m Sunday at St John s Hospital He retired in 1960 from the Delco Remy Division after 43 years where he was a toolmaker He was a longtime resident and employee in the area.
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Alexandria
Virgil B. Ellingwood
Richmond Hospital
S. Harrison St
Delaware County
Harry B. Merritt
Brown St
St. John’s Hospital
Delco- Remy
Senate Advances Broad Indiana Bill Package
The Senate moved a package of 25 bills through second reading, including extending temporary wine permits to beer, allowing married men to lease property, shortening foreclosure prohibition to three months, and expanding bail bondsmen powers. It also creates the Newtell L. Memorial Commission to study a memorial for Elwood native and 1940 Republican presidential candidate. Plans call for action on the age-limits package next Monday or Tuesday under suspension of rules.
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Cere Con Este
Newtell L. Memorial Commission
Senate
Indiana
Berrigan Lectures on Resistance at BSU
During a question and answer, Berrigan outlined his resistance philosophy born from jail time with his brother. He warned that truth challenges powerful systems and that nonviolent action may bring violent consequences. He refused to map others paths, urging individuals to seek their own answers.
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Christ
Moses
Jeremiah
Martin Luther
America
Ler
Berrigan
Pendleton Tot Reacts To Drug ALG Setback
Pat Barclay a five year old patient at Sloan Kettering has been taken off the experimental ALG drug after a severe hive reaction. Doctors led by transplant surgeon Dr Joseph Fortner remain cautiously optimistic about Pat’s recovery from a liver transplant while withdrawal risks loom.
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New York
Pat Barclay
Pendleton
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Pat
Joseph Fortner
Institute
Leatie Renforth 88 of Ingalls Dies at Home
Leatie Renforth 88 of 327 N Meridian Fortville died at 9 30 am Sunday at her home Born in Hancock County she lived there most of her life She was a member of the Ingalls Seventh Day Adventist Church and the Noblesville Good Samaritan Society Surviving are a daughter Mrs Myrenia Inman Ingalls two foster sons Howard Adams Ingalls and Forrest Adams Pendleton a brother William Sewell Anderson The funeral will be Wednesday at the Fisher Funeral Home Fortville with Pastor Norman Bassett officiating Entombment will be at Washington Park Mausoleum Indianapolis Friends may call today at the funeral home
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Eugene Earl Steele
Nichol Ave
Flatrock
Delaware County
Ida
Bertha Brooks
Indianapolis
Mary Craib
Anderson
Chester A. Craib
Alexandria
Fred T
John H. Craib
Brown and Butz
David Shultz
South Meridian Church of God
East Maplewood Cemetery
Bessie D. Stutsman
Broadway
Pendleton
Henry County
Jesse Stutsman
Anderson High School
Leonard
Betty) Sears
Mechanicsburg
Rowe and
Donnia B. Skillen
University Ave
Muncie
Hazel Campbell
Huntsville
Madison Street United
Meeks Mortuary
Lloyd Willett
Beech Grove
Jennie V. Richardson
Winona Hospital
Frankton
U.S. Navy
South Meridian Church of God, Disabled American Veterans
Uaw-Cio
Local 662
Killbuck Retirees Club
Zula
James
Betty) Welch
Walter Merritt
Middletown
Gerald Merritt
Kansas City
Bess Branch
Burbankers
Burbank
Calif
Mae Kirklard Frankton
Grace Wardwell
Orestes
Charles
Paul
Ritt
Marion
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
E. H. Tharp
Ronald Carr
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Fortville
Leatie Renforth
Meridian St
Ingalls
Hancock County
Ingalls Seventh Day Adventist Church
Noblesville
William Sewell
Fisher Funeral
Norman Bassett
Washington Park
Quality New Homes feature by Hal Reddick and Highsmith
A feature by Hal Reddick and W H Highsmith highlights new home quality options. Contact numbers 643 6515 and 644 1217 provided for more information.
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Hal Reddick
Obituary: Gertrude H. Trice 81 of Orestes
Gertrude H. Trice 81 died at 745 p m Sunday at Community Hospital Anderson. She was a member of Orestes Christian Church. Survived by seven daughters including Mary Marsh Elwood and Olive Giddens Sum mitville. six sons John Ray Robert James Spec 6 Ross in Army Fort Leonard Wood. two sisters Maggie Moore Muncie Alta Card Anderson. 20 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren. Funeral by James Powell at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with burial Vinson Memorial Cemetery Summitville.
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Gertrude H. Tice
Orestes
Community Hospital
Anderson
Trice
Orestes Christian Church
Mary Marsh
Elwood
Helen Massey
Olive Giddens
Ida Siebert
Pauline Trice
Mabel Mravich
Chicago
Ill
Betty Silvey
James Powell
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Summitville
New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Howard Ginder at 41014 E 37th St welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Roger Anderson of 1523 Pendleton Ave welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs James Marc rum of Rt 5 welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Sam Flatford of 1719 E Seventh St welcomed a girl.
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Howard Ginder
E. 37Th St
Roger Anderson
Pendleton Ave
James Marcrum
Rt. 5
Sam Flatford
E. Seventh St
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Ruddle Ave
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Goble’s
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