Fall of Saigon Ends Western Rule In Indochina
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces seized Saigon on a Wednesday, proclaiming the Provisional Revolutionary Government and renaming the city Ho Chi Minh City. President Minh capitulated, U S forces evacuated, and Saigon communications and government offices collapsed amid a nationwide broadcast show of control.
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Lebanon man found guilty in Wylie kidnapping and murder
A Henry Circuit Court jury convicted Leste French, 31, of Lebanon, on charges including first degree murder for the kidnapping and murder of 4 year old Kathy Wylie last July. The panel also found him guilty of kidnapping rape and robbery after a six hour deliberation. French faces the death penalty on the murder conviction while the kidnapping charge carries life in prison. Sentencing is set for May 5 before Judge Wesley Ratliff Jr.
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Madison County
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Courl
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Alexandria
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Auminisville
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Guilty in river case linked to kidnapping and death
The defendant French faced examiners in Alexandria while Martin testified about submerging a girl in the White River and a later robbery and kidnapping. The case involved a store entry, a hostage, and a fatal outcome with trial overseen by Judge Paul Johnson in Boone County.
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Last-Minute Indiana Court Bill Fails in General Assembly Rush
In Indianapolis the Madison County Superior Court unification bill failed in the closing rush of the Indiana General Assembly. The measure, aimed at creating one countywide superior court with two judges, was halted by delays and a later conference committee revision.
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Teague
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Madigan County
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Madison County Board of Commissioners
Indiana Budget Fights Stretch Night to Near Deadline
Indiana's 1975 General Assembly battled printing errors and miscommunications in a marathon session to finalize three budget diffs. Officials weighed a special session and tax relief plans as Gov. Bowen rejected a blank bill while Democrats pressed for income exemptions and unemployment changes.
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Full Force in Vietnam War Coverage at War Newspage
The article discusses U.S. potential use of full force in Vietnam in January and notes reactions to Communist threats. It also mentions supermarket savings and weather briefings with cooler, partly cloudy conditions through Friday. Obituaries and classifieds sections are referenced along with a motor vehicle ad urging readers to advertise.
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Maderson
Layoffs begin to roll back at Nelco-Rems division
An 118 Nelco Rems division employees called back as the Supplementary Unemployment Benefit fund dries up. 815 recalled, 1900 seniority workers still laid off, 600 furloughed losing seniority. Effective seniority date December 11 1970. Car sales slow but some pickup in sales noted by divisional spokesman.
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Nelco-Rems Division
York
Diplomat Foresees Southeast Asia Shifting Toward Hanoi
Alfred Puhan, 20 American career diplomat and visiting fellow at Anderson College, argues U.S. influence in Southeast Asia wanes as small nations tilt toward Hanoi and Beijing. He notes Thailand may seek closer ties with China as a bulwark, while fears of Communist encroachment persist amid poverty and unrest.
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