Newswoman Freed by Reds In Saigon
In Saigon a newswoman named Miss Webb, reported missing April 7 in Phnom Penh, was feared dead after extensive head wounds. United Press and other agencies claimed she was an international area manager and was declared missing, with reports tying the case to Communist forces and a plan involving Roger Tala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Xalet Webb
United Press
Miss Webb
Phnom Pooh
Sucely
New York
Roger H. Talafe
UPT
Whitcomb Miss Webb Vanishes in Cambodian Battle
98 year old Whitcomb Miss Webb of New Zealand disappeared during a clash near Highway 4 south of Phnom Penh. Cambodian paratroopers and a driver were with journalists when attackers struck, later found dead foreign woman. eight foreign reporters killed since the Vietnam conflict widened in Cambodia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Webb
Sath
Pheom Pent
Shoath
Freelake
Chomny Keepa
Ahe
Eserny
Camtudian
Uight
Cils Church
New Zealand
Aval
Australia
Sydony
UPI
Vietnaent
Pitterarents Bureau
T Phoom Penhast
Toshiichi Sucuki
Nihon Denpi News
Miss Webbs
Cambodia
Mise Ung
Anderson and County Deaths and Survivors
The notice lists Vera Highs Miller of Daleville. Hidést T Moore of RL 2. Burton E Moore of Yerklows. Mrs Mie Man’s of Anderson. Mrs Mary Kees Fing of Middletown. Bertha Dislon of Muncie. four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends may visit Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home in Middletown after 2 p m. Final rites at 3 p m Sunday by Rev Horace Shaman at Middletown Mortuary. Interment Miller Cemetery.
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aMrViving
Vera Highs Miller
Daleville
Hidést
T. Moore
RL. 2
Burton E. Moore
Yerklows
Mie Man's
Anderson
Mary Kees+ fing
Middletown
Dirs
Bertha Dislon
Muncie
Ballard
Shirey
Fun
A. Gibbert liv
Bertha Hutton
William Tamnsett New
Berte
Huton
Miriam D. Tara
Anbar
Hutton
Parksett
Aleementh
Alexandria
St. John's Hospital
Community Hospital
Ilnass
Gaston
Summitville
Anderson Cona
Delaware County
Covington
Henry Aody
Rosie Wagner Gaus
Tamsat
Gaston United
Indiana
Florida
Gramishildren
McCordsville
Tee
Gravel Lawn
Becks Mortuary
Yin Mimcie
Hall
Thompson Cemetery
Ody
Aml
Daughers
Mary Bowers
Bonnie, Stevens
Andrews
Cora Ballard
Richmay
Yorktown
Roger] Douglas
Jones Cemetery
Viva Orem
Noblesville
Viva
Orem
Winona Hospital
Indianapolis
Coatesville
Charles
Olive
Frye Montgomers
Clyde BE. Orem
Egisise Nazarene Chireh
Bro Daugh| Weray Barbara Fulton
Madonna, Feather
New York
Coalitin
T. W. Stofer
Coalessille Cemetery
Final Train Run Ends A Historic Era For Rail Fans
Amid fanfare and mixed regrets the last Friday night run of the Nancy passenger line drew about 688 riders, far above prior crowds. Rail officials note dwindling demand as a factor, with plans for memorial ceremonies and special trains by Penn Central for commemorative events. Survivors remember 24 year old service and historic routes from Detroit to St Louis, while communities plan remembrances at Anderson Memorial Park and LaFayette.
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Hevenue
James C. Mathis
Amira, & Corporation
Congress
Amtrak
Lish
Hlgbway Commission
Caner Pisen
Angelo
Whitconb
Branbs
Tabor Au
Licepcotsae State Committee
Republican Organization
Nanny
Hanks
Southern’ Railway
Atlanta
Nancy
Sims
Memorial Park
Memorial Par
Carthage
Detroit
St. Louie
Connie Due
Sue Stiner
Chicago
Betty Jane Brooks
Norfolk & Western
Mays
Ind
Rob
Moore
Wisconsin
Cornel Road
Chica
Madison
Anderson Memorial Park
Frank Gull
Fudge
Lake Geneva
Wis
Linois
Central
Panama
New Orleans
Heston
Federal Express
Washington
Wi & Be
Cincinnati
Union Station
Abe
Penn Central
George Vauelit
Anderson
Metroliner
New York
Madison Weights
Orer
Madison County council OKs Buick Mercury bids bid dispute
Madison County council continued heat management talks with local firm Mercury as Smith notes the Indianapolis company bid to equip police vehicles was rejected in favor of Fairway Ford. Stoops defends the Buick Mercury bid as superior for police use. extra funds would outfit vehicles with fire extinguishers cameras radios and sirens. Other actions include cemetery equipment purchases and tax allocations, plus a priest funeral for a local resident.
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Indianapolis
Madisdon
Fairway Ford
Smith
Stoops
Buick Bis Company
Mercury
Iodiana Sale
Marion Rourty
Buick
Orough
Criminal Justice Planning Commission
Stoops Point
General Motors
Tabitha Hughes
Madison County
Lone Oak Wesleyan
Altor Mire
Gt. Mary's Cemetery
Anna Glinn
Sheriff's Department
A . Bam
Gere
Hamet Seleyman Field
Robert Cornwell
Ander
Jay Ter
Grove Lawn
Anna
Stafford
Shelby
Modi
Cat
Ville
Madeline
Arahore
Superior Court
Paull
Maurice L. Surber Schrenker
Hes Lifelone
Mes
Pinvéal Park
Indicted nuns and professor linked to Kissinger plot
The document lists three nuns Sister Beverly Bell 43 Washington DC Sister Marjorie Shuman 47 Washington and Sister Jaques Egan 52 former Marymount College president along with William Dividon 83 Hav erford as co conspirators accused of conspiring to abduct Henry Kissinger and hold him until Vietnam War ends. They allegedly planned to dynamite heating tunnels in Washington DC February 22 George Washingtons Birthday. Trial date set for June 1. Also mentions other local court actions and deaths in Madison County area.
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Beverly’ Bell
Washington, D.C
Marjorie Shuman
Washington
Jaques Egan
Marymount College
William Dividon
Haverford
Pat Mallee
Kdnap
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
United States
D.C
George Washington
Nixon Greeting Amid Vietnam War Update
A wartime dispatch notes the division superbly carried out its threefold mission in Vietnam, but not all of its 29,000 men have returned. Spokesmen report 500 to 7,000 still awaiting recall as Marines from other units bring total in Vietnam to 13,000, with ongoing concerns prompting a help line.
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Cue Republic
Vietnam
Atbaral- Jelad
Yeturo
MHHS AHS Joint Band Concert Headlines Local Event
The Madison Heights and Anderson High School bands join for a concert tonight at Madison Heights gym. Dr Charles Henzie of Futile University will guest conduct the event.
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Anderson High School
Madison Heights
Bards
Charles Henzie
Futle University
Food aid disparity sparks calls for area support
A report compares daily food intake in a high standard area to that in a low-rate hard area. The average person in the former consumes about 4 pounds of food daily versus 25 pounds elsewhere, prompting debate over welfare and access policies.
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Reds
Whitcomb
Phnom Penh
Kompong
Seu
Highwa
Chia Siri Bemcerae Es Ceralls
Larry A. Conrad
Mary 9. Aikins
Treaster Jack
John J.loughlin
County
Mom Pope
Tate
Mel
Council
Langellwt
Iim Mercury
Anna Spencer
Pam
Fisher Brothers Fusera
Lapel
Ann Fpescer
Amy Time
She ‘Uortuary
Cative of
Kansas
WCU
Mercy Hoapial
Copher
Fesler
Alesandsii
The
Sabama
Raccka
Hicharl
Edward Cornwell
Gary
Floyd Cornwell
Bluffton
Dundee
Jehildren
Amstak
Keninedy
Avery
Ste
Gertion
Sera Kennedy
Ord Tution
Glick
Ashland
Maureen Fetti
Billie Ruth Richardson
Ford
James
Edward Music
John Eisele
Rim
Musick
White River
Main Street
Pew
Chesterfield
Marion
Rial
Commission
Dora Bowers
Montrew Moore
Dora H. Middletown
Muan- Bowers
Rt. 6
Mutcle
Iraq
Eliesbeth Moore
Balliof Leo
Mowe
Gason Lumber Company
Mun
Charles Parker Gaston
Richmond Brown Funeral Home
Nares Parker, Jr
Gason
Union Cemetery
Eaton
Benjamin Cornwell Elwood
Delco ‘Remy Employe
Benjamin Cortwell
Anderson St
Lind
Lanny Ornwell
Ronnie
Ronald K. Fletcher
Dissie
John & Brende Reinebach
Grace Baptist Church
Aadenan
Koike Wait
Martha Don Camp
Ron Holbert
the First Evangelical Church OF
Anderson, Indiana
North Side JR. High School
Indiana Avenue
M. Max Morgan
Kelly
Peter
Ronenthik
Max Morgan
Mark
Spring Valley
Andacian
North Side
Indians Ave
ACLA
Rome Rorzz
Soecten
Aopmlelinder Lite Mag
UFE
J.c.sullivan
Geoffrey Py
Acory
Diane Gardner
Syate
Ambassador Films
Kuway Foundation
West Hartman RD
Coler
Evangelist Jim Threlfall
Edgewood Baptist Church
Weber Avenue
Irvin Johnson
Pastor Torn Jutz
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