Nixon Welcomes Vietnam Vets At Pendleton Parade
President Nixon greeted home elements of the 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton California declaring we will not fall we are winning the peace. He presented the Presidential Unit Citation to the division amid cheers from Navy and Marine Corps officers and thousands of Marines. He traced the unit history from World War I Guadalcanal Korea to Vietnam and urged continued resolve to secure South Vietnam. He praised the Marines valor and pledged enduring U.S. policy for peace. Nixon rode through the parade grounds greeted by cheering crowds of Marines and spectators.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Nixon
Fisoed
1St Marine Division
Vietnam
Marine Division
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Ty Cam
Guadalcanal
Korea
South Vietnam
Madison County Council Hears Welfare Funds and Sheriff Car Bid Debate
The Madison County Council discussed Welfare Department funding including a 46000 dollar expertiture for hospital commitments and disability examinations. A bidding controversy arose over two sheriff cars with Crossroad Mercury and Fairway Ford bids, exceeding the 7300 dollar budget, while radios would be paid from the Police Benevolent Fund.
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Sheriff's Department
Madison County Council
Bob Sloops
Hecka‘man- Buick
Mercury
Fairway Ford
Harold Smith
Madison County Police Department
Madison County Police Benevolent Fund
Buick
Smith
Indianapolis
Indiana
Sherif Gunter
Weather and notices from The Herald Today
Gearing from the west and cooler today. Mostly fair and a little cooler tonight. Partly cloudy and continued coat Sunday with west to northwest winds. Chance of rain 20 percent today. Low tonight 42, high tomorrow 38 yesterday. Sunrise 3/46 am.
Indictment Adds Defendants in Kissinger Kidnap Plot
Harrisburg AP report says Friday’s federal grand jury handed up a broadened indictment adding six new defendants to the Washington’s Birthday bomb kidnap scheme, including the nun’s wife and a college president’s son, and detailing letters linked to Berrigan and others.
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Harrisburg
Washington
Grand Jury
Wenty Kissinger
Nixon
Icomn
Wales
Mary Cain Scoblick
Baltimore
Anthony Scoblick
Scoblick
Federal
John Theodore Glick
Lancaster
FBI
Selective Service
Rochester
N.Y
Keuka
Berrigan
Neil Raymond McLaughlin
Daxpo
Wenderoth
White ends GOP 2 percent club overhaul sparks party finance years
In Indianapolis AP report Governor Whitcomb ends the 2 percent political dues system, wiping out about 440,000 a month in patronage funding for the GOP and cutting 190,000 annually from the state party, as leaders debate financing political activities and party organization after the order.
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Borianapolis
Todiana
John K. Soydir
Edgar DB. Whitcomb
Snyder
Wdtcomb
GOP
Republican State Committee
Court denies unions delay as Amtrak begins operations
The U S Court of Appeals in Washington refused to delay Amtrak's start hours after a district judge denied a request to pause operations. Amtrak took over 182 trains on 20 railroads, while 178 trains were dropped. unions planned further appeals but will not seek Supreme Court review.
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USS
Hberalik
Sec Ag
Threeman
District Court
Howard F. Corcoran
Corcoran
Congress of Railway Unions
Amtrak
William G. Mahoney
Supreme Cowt
Trains Fade From History Across Nation Discontinuations
Four daily passenger trains serving Anderson depart Friday ending 120 years of rail passenger service there. Nationally more than 150 trains with famed names like Wabash Cannon Ball and the Nancy Hawks were retired as Amtrak takes over. Union Pacific ends nearly 105 years of passenger service with the City of Los Angeles last run out of Union Station. Roanoke Norfolk and Westerns Pocahontas concludes its line as mourners recall past celebrity riders and rail era nostalgia.
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Anderson
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Amtrak
Union Pacific Railroad
City of
Los Angeles
California
Union Station
North Platte
Ned
Union Pa‘cific
Noralk & Western
Pocahontas
Worfolk
Roanoke
Roanoke-Norfoc
Ward Hall
Jack Demping
Robert Taylor
Gene Tunney
Lily Pous
Cateman
Sold to the First Caller in a Classified Trade
Fragmentary ad text notes a sale to the first caller and references a gas station, Mikes, and a price line. The readable fragments mention a transaction, location cues, and a potential delivery or pickup instruction, but details are incomplete.
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J. Warren Stidham
Lawrence Bushy
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Hoover
Sheriff
Anderson College
Rosa Ann Marlowe
Highland
Mich
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Lemor
Cass Krenhens
Ginny Widermuth
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Herald
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the Herald Today
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Kissinger
Philip Berrigan
Lewisburg
Elizabeth ‘McAlister
Marymount College
Tattytown
Elizabeth
Iqbal Ahmad
Ghicago
Aminor
Elizabeth McAlister
Tarrytown
Eqbal Ahmad
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Ators
Daniel Berrigan
Philip
Paul Mayer
New York
Thomas Davidsno
Salina
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Conu
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Coty
U.S. Appeals Court
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Spottswood W. Robinson
Roger Robb
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