Meat Boycott Ripples Through Midwest Hog Market Declines
Midwest hog markets fall for a second day as fears of a national meat boycott grow. Officials call prices down due to panic selling, with packers and retailers reporting slower dressed meat demand and higher store prices. Local actions push for earlier boycott dates amid rising tension.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Des Moines
Chicago
Omaha
California
Columbus
Ohio
Illinois
Indianapolis
Indiana
Kansas City
Wichita
Litle Rock
Joliet
Homecoming Drag in Vietnam as 2,000 GIs Leave
Nearly 2,000 American service members depart Vietnam from Camp Alpha at Tan Son Nhut amid boredom and routine final processing. About 98,000 remain in Thailand, on Guam, or at sea. GIs pass time with cards and beer while graffiti notes mixed emotions and ambivalence about returning home.
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United States
U.S
Vietnam
Camp Alpha
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Thailand
Guam
Freedom Birds
Alpha Club
Johnny Cash
E.B. Robinson Hall
U.S. Command
Serious crimes dip nationwide first time since 1955
FBI Uniform Crime Reports show a 3 percent drop in serious crime in 1972, the first decline in 17 years, while suburban crime rose 2 percent and forcible rape increased 11 percent. City totals, rural and regional trends cited, with officials urging continued enforcement to curb crime.
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FBI
Opposition to Shenandoah middle school plan grows
About 100 teachers and parents protested a proposed 1.2 million Shenandoah Northwestern Community School Corporation middle school at a special meeting held at Oah High School. Critics questioned site choice and lack of information while board members debated whether to place the grades six to eight school behind Shenandoah High on adjacent land.
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Shenandoah
Northwestern Community School Corporation
Oah High School
Lee Glentzer
Cadiz
Fairfield
Middletown
Merle Strom
Ball State University
Northwestern
Strom
Shenandoah High School
School Corporation
Glentzer
Local Obituaries Read in Anderson Area
Anderson and Madison County area deaths report Delmon Curly Johnson 40 of 2635 Brown Street died at St John's Hospital after a week as a brick mason. Survived by wife Helen Cummings daughter Kathleen Johnson Riverview Florida stepson Tony Cummings Riverside California parents Aaron and name Johnson Pendietes? four brothers and four sisters. Funeral arrangements at Baker Brothers with service Saturday. Interment Anderson Memorial Park. Ralph E Carney 70 Malibu Drive died suddenly at home. Former Morristown native retired from Delco Remy in 1962 with 38 years at plant eight. Survived by wife Wilhelmina Kauffman son Ralph Carney Jr. four grandchildren one great grandchild. Services Saturday Baker Brothers. ELWOOD Pearl M Eakins 77 Elwood died at Mercy Hospital after illnesses since January. Native of Sycamore member Sharpsville. Funeral Saturday Pickett Funeral Home Green town with burial following. She left husband Albert died 1966. Ernest Harbert 78 former Elwood resident died in New Port Kentucky. Surviving wife Tela two daughters Ruth Joan two brothers Lowell and Ralph Rogers one sister Alma Odom. Funeral Friday East Main Street Christian Church. Alice D Ford 82 died at Dickey Nursing Home after two-year illness. Born in Butler Pennsylvania former worker at MacBeth-F Evans Glass and Continental Can. Survived by daughter Eva Ward son Arthur L Ford two sisters and grandson Richard Ford. Husband Clinton J Ford died 1948. Engagement of services at St John Lutheran Church. Interment IOOF Cemetery Marion.
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Curly” Johnson
Brown S
St John’s Hospital
Brownsville
Everybody's Tabernacle
Helen Cummings
Kathleen Johnson
Riverview
Fla
Tony Cummings
Riverside
Calif
Aaron Johnson
Pendieates
Johnnie R. Anderson
Billie R
Cll Aar. L., Jr
Alexandria
Haskell H. Johnson
Joseph
Wanda) Selby
Jack
Joan) Griffee
Anderson
Mitchel
Cero
Upton
Pendleton
Madeline) Higgs
Green Up
Baker Brothers Funeral
Earl L. Moore
Everyese Tabernacle
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Ralph E. Carney
Malibu Dr
Morristown
Delco-Rem
First United Methodist Church
Wilhelmina Kauffman
Ralph Carney, Jr
W. Lynn Henry
Baker Brothers
Elwood
Pearl M Eakins
S. A St
Mercy Hospital
Sycamore
Sharpsville
Ernest Harbert
New Port
White County
Tela
Ruth
Joan
Lowell Rodger
Ralph Rogers
Ethel Shaw
Alice D. Ford
Dickey Nursing Home
Butler
St. John Lutheran Church
Chester
Eva Marie) Ward
S. F St
Arthur L. Ford
Everett Jude
Roger Thompson
IOOF
Marion
Eighth Street Gala Celebrates 1900 Gas Boom History
The Madison County event on Eighth Street features home made goods flower stands and historical displays. Traffic will be blocked from Jackson to John to allow strolling booths and visits to historic homes. Swami Hobson will read palms as concerts and plays entertain visitors.
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Madison County
Eighth Street
Jackson
John Street
Stevani Hobson
Shrine Mural
Knights Templar
Sunnyland Band
Sweet Adelines
Joy
Jan Wister
Mona Hoffman
George Smith
Esther Dittlinger
Edgewood Bill Allows Dissolution of Club Agreement
The House revived House Bill 1103 enabling dissolution or termination of a contract between Edgewood town and the Edgewood Country Club trustees. Rep. John Donaldson R Lebanon led the House action after Rep. Craig Campbell D Anderson withdrew as original author with Sen. Tom Teague D Anderson as Senate sponsor.
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Bowen
John Donaldson
Lebanon
Craig Campbell
Anderson
Tom Teague
Danderson
Senate
Rep
Campbell
Edgewood
Edgewood Country Club
Spanish director Bunuel rejects Oscar trip
In Madrid on Wednesday Luis Bunuel, the veteran Spanish director, said winning an Oscar meant absolutely nothing to him and he would not travel to Hollywood to collect the prize. He stated he would never go to that place for any reason after learning The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie was named Best Foreign Language Film of 1972.
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Francis Sidley
Keyser
W. Va
Sidley
Indianapolis
Jerry Johnson
Madrid
Luis Bunuel
Hollywood
Bunuel
Academy Aaoet
Charm and distinction Quality New Homes by Hal Reddick
Charm and distinction Quality New Homes feature by Hal Reddick and W H Highsmith highlights home design details and modern living prospects. The ad includes contact numbers 643 6515 and 644 1217 for readers seeking architectural guidance and custom builds.
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Hal Reddick
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