Dawn to Dusk GOP Activities Planned in Madison County
Madison County Republicans organize a busy Sunday with events from 7 30 a m at Linders for the May Breakfast featuring Rep John M Ashbrook Ohio to 1 p m precinct inspectors at the courthouse receiving voting machine keys and official instructions to 7 p m a reception for Richard Roudebush at Grandview Clubhouse inviting all Tuesday primary delegates candidates and party workers.
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Mardison County
Linders
Matison County
Women’s Republican Club
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Anderson ‘City
GOP County
Myron Seybert
Mary Walson
Election Board
City Hall
Madison Circuit Court
Grandview
Madison County
Bush
U.S. Senate
Richard L. Roudebush
Charles McGoniglé
Roudebush
Senate
Soan
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Noblesville
Republican Women's Club
Ashbrook
Congress
House Committee On
House Education and Labor Committee
American Conservative Union
Charles Grenda
Grenda
Perry House
Harold Anderson
Gladys Melcher
C.J. Stanley
James Maxeiner
Marvin Lowe
Kenneth Ahrendt
Maybelle Palmer
Frank Nealis
Robert Byers
Jeffery Mipberger
John Farr
Guarded Clue Rogers Secret Testimony Hinted At Cambodia Stepup
Senate Foreign Relations Committee quietly reviewed testimony by Secretary of State Rogers revealing Nixon administration consideration of a broader Vietnam strategy in Cambodia. The executive session disclosed shifts in Rogers stance on cross border actions and U.S. military aid plans, amid questions of potential misleadings.
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Cambodia
Washington Post
Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William P. Rogers
J. Wikolm Fulbright
D-Ark
Norodom
Sihinouk
Senate
U.S
Lon Neal
Phnom Penh
Mortgage exemption deadline looms with extended county hours
County auditor Roy L. Boicourt extends hours to 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the final day for mortgage exemption filings. Office opens 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today and 12 noon to 5 p.m. on final day. Absentee Voting Boards were sworn in Thursday and will begin work Saturday to assist voters unable to attend polls.
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Roy L. Boicourt
Boicourt
Nixon declares Cambodia attack in response to Viet Cong sanctuaries
President Nixon announced that American and South Vietnamese forces attacked a North Vietnamese controlled complex in Cambodia, about 20 miles inside the country. He insisted the action was not an invasion but aimed at destroying sanctuaries and military supplies, with several thousand troops involved and a six-week to two-month campaign.
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Washington
Nixon
Cambodia
Congress
Saigon
U.S
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
White House
George D. Aiken
Vermont
China
Soviet Union
United States
North Vietnist
Haa Ten Gence
Southeast Asia clash nears Kampoi seaport city
Southeast Asia brief notes Cambodian troops with automatic weapons battle Viet Cong at Kampoi seaport city. South Vietnamese assault force of 10 000 drives 25 miles into Cambodia with U S assistance. Page references listed for further details.
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Southeast Asia
Kampoi
Cambodia
U.S
South Madison officials estimate tax rate trend
South Madison School officials estimate a school corporation tax rate near 7.02 based on an assessed valuation of 22,059,105. General Fund 4.64, Debt Service 1.13, Cumulative Building 1.25. rate is 213 lower than 1970 advertising. State aid and prior valuation used amid ongoing litigation over a 25 percent assessment increase. May 5 school board election features seven candidates for four seats across three districts with incumbents and carryover members listed. terms begin July 1.
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South Madison
Pendleton
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Roy Baicourt
Indiana Department of Public Instruction
State Board of Tax Commis
Thomas W. McAllister
Kenneth David Stobler
A. Dale Michael
Merrill L. Grile
Hugh EB. Smith
M. Carroll Valentine
Dates Set For Child Abuse and Neglect Hearing
Trial dates July 20 and July 27 have been set for Jack Welch and his wife Sandra of 911 W Sixth St on charges of beating and burning two year old Tammy Day and neglect for failing to obtain medical aid. Tammy and two older brothers were removed to welfare custody by Juvenile Court Judge Nelson Bohantwat. Special Judge Hancock Superior Judge George Lewis named to hear the case. Indianapolis attorney Ferdinand Samper represents the Welches. Both defendants free on $7000 bonds.
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Jack Welch
Sandra
Sixth St
Craig Campbbell
Tammy Day
Nelson Bohan- Twat
Tammy
Welch
Welfare Department
Hancock
George Lewis
Indianapolis
Ferdinand Samper
Welches
Bath
Official Sees Need For Bridge In Anderson
County Commissioner George Baker predicts a major bridge project could span White River from Columbus to College Avenue in Park Place. A preliminary study by Butler Fairman and Seyfert of Indianapolis highlights building a bridge there to ease 10th Street Bridge congestion and reduce traffic on the Indiana 109 bypass. Plans should start within a year, coordinated with the city before final details.
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Anderson
White River
Columbus
College Avenue
Park Place
George Baker
Baker
Columbus Avenue
10Th Street
Butler, Faireman and Seyfert
Indianapolis
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