Million Dollar Loan Sought By Schools Amid Nixon Cambodia Debate
The school board discussed a one million dollar loan to cover May operating costs as bids flowed in for buses and repairs. Officials cited fiscal strain from county tax delays, while national commentary debated Nixon’s Cambodia policy and its impact on Vietnamization and arms talks.
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Anderson and Citizens Bank
Ing
Frank Vandlyke
Lever Litton
Maurice Robinson
James Rady
Schoo
Rady
Mansfield
Montana
Jschool
Thay
White House
Ares Votational
James Johnson
Johnson i and Kitchhart
Blackmun Wins Senate Committee Approval for Supreme Court Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee endorsed Judge Harry A. Blackmun’s Supreme Court nomination in a 17 to 0 vote. President Nixon’s third choice to fill the vacancy could reach the full Senate Friday, with Byrd seeking a separate statement and Bayh planning one on ethics. Blackmun, 61, praised the committee as fair, while Byrd and Bayh indicated reservations about Haynsworth and Carswell’ opposition prior to nomination.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackmun
Nixon
Senate
Rochester
Haynsworth
Carswell
Blackmun
Sen
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Weader
Bayh
Democratic sheriff nomination race tight in local election
In Shelbyville Indiana Elmer McNay former mayor dies after extended illness He served 1961 65 and won Good Government award in 1960 The county race shows Brogdon leading by about 1 00 votes with a strong Democratic field including Robert Leroy Graham Moses G Beeman Jack E Jones David J Brinker and James B Innes The Republican side lists Roger Prizier and Harley A Sides.
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Gunterree
Brogdon
Ebgood
Robert Leroy Graham
Moses G. Beeman
Jack E. Jones
David J. Brinker
James B. Innes
Roger Prizier
Harley A. Sides
Ormer
Shelbyville, Ind
UPI
Elmer McNay
Shelbyville
McNay
Red Forces Push Near Phnom Penh in Cambodia Crisis
Cambodian forces along a southeastern road near Phnom Penh face pressure from a mixed force of Allied troops and Vietnamese.Reports claim 40,000 allied soldiers have entered Cambodia to root out Viet Cong and North Vietnamese bases as fighting nears the capital.
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Samrong Thom
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Phmim Penhj Saigon
UPI
Cambox
Dia
Saigon
South Vietnam
Hue
Vixen
Thant Urges Peace Talks as Cambodia Offense Continues
Thant calls for an immediate Southeast Asia peace conference while U.N. Secretary General Thant approves a broad approach to ending the Cambodian crisis. Allied casualty totals in Cambodia show 2,414 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed, 526 captured, with heavy matériel losses as 15,000 South Vietnamese push toward Ba Thu inside Cambodia.
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Phnom Penh
United Nations
Thant
New York
Indochina
Cambodia
Sei San
Ba Thu
US tells UN Cambodia aims limited and withdrawal pledged
Washington reports that the United States told the United Nations on Tuesday that its military action in Cambodia is restricted in extent purpose and time and will withdraw promptly after achieving its objective. The letter from U S ambassador Charles W Yost to UN Security Council President Jacques Kosciusko-Moriet outlines that forces operate on the border areas where Cambodian control has collapsed and North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces threaten South Vietnam. The measures are framed as limited and proportionate to the aggression they aim to counter.
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Alexei
N. Kosyzin
Federal Fund
Nixon
Greenbriar
Vienna
Bosy- bin
Vietnam
Aly
Opiion
Strateic
Ant. E
Washington
UPI
United States
United Nations
Cambodia
Charles W. Yost
U.S
Jacques Kosciusko-Moriet
U.N. Security Council
Tade
State
Department
Republic of Vietnam
Thost
Robert
Sulli
Van
Ho Chi Min
North Vietnam
Laos
2Th
Sun
Se San
South Vietnam
Elks Lodge Robbery Report Prompts Brief Notice
Local Elks Lodge reported a robbery amid a string of funeral notices and obituaries for residents in Elwood and surrounding towns. The day’s briefs also include deaths in Elwood Perkinsville Lapel Frankton and Middletown with services scheduled at area funeral homes and cemeteries.
Rites Set For War Casualty in Markleville
Markleville native Jon Padgett 21 son of C R and Dorothy Padgett died in Vietnam war era service as an Air Cavalry recon Green Beret. His body returned to Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton for memorial viewing after 7 pm Thursday. He enlisted in the U S Army October 10 1967 and was sent to Vietnam last February. Survived by parents two brothers Robert Padgett of Anderson and Dave Padgett at home and grandmother Mrs Eve Kirkman of Norbysville.
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G. Frederick Detrick
Perkinsville
Fredatic Detrick
Hamilton County
Walnut Grove
Wellard
Cynthia Detrick
White River Brotherhood
Tip
Brotherhood
Initea Methodist Church
Lajpel Masonic Lodge
Ganapolis Valley
Scottish Rite
DAV
Good Samaritan Society
Freda Brubaker - Detrick
Ruth Parker
Fisher B. 1S
Lawrence Sweet
Perkinsville Church
Carey Cemetery
Fisher Mortuary
Markleville
Jon ~ Padgett
C. R
Dorothy Padgett
Mares Cal Wa
Air Cavalry
Green Berets
Cambodia
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
Aleo
Abe
Agdecca Mesa
Memorial Park
Sa Padgett Hiad
U.S. Army
Vietam
Henry County
Ife
Latta Ae Selt
Nation
Ball State University
Padgett
Dave Padgett
Robert Padgett
Anderson
Eve Kirkman
Nor’ Byesville
Déley-Remy- Division
Anderson Obituaries A patchwork of names and places
Multiple obituaries from Anderson list Robert Pettigrew 58 of 1437 Walnut died at St John’s Hospital after illness. Survived by widow Treva Pettigrew three children and siblings. Henry Huff Huff A longtime Milwaukee rail worker died at Turtle Creek Centre. wife and children listed. J. Brown Earl Brown 67 died at home on Rt. died en route to hospital. body at Hariday Rozelle Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Robert Pettigrew
Robert
Pettigrew
Walnut
St. John's Hospital
Fortyilla
Alva J
Vela
Anderson
Sample Motel Craft Company
Church of the Brethren
Treva M. Eley Pettigrew
William
V.) Schell
Larry K. Pettigrew
Don
Marilyn) Weisbach
Pt. Wayne
Ellen Maxwell
Hamilton
Henry’ Pettigrew
Hammond
Fort
McDaniel and Pavese Lead In District Races In Latest Returns
Early counts show Laren McDaniel Democrat holding the Third District lead over Edwin Pavese with 1 026 to 628 votes and Wendel Ferguson trailing. Marina Hurst leads in the council at large with Patterson Drake and Amos Jackson close behind. Patterson tops Drake and Jackson, while Stephen Horn, Berle Jones, and others oppose. Election board plans to count votes late into the morning, with absentee ballots not yet included in unofficial totals.
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Santiendrem Fe
Laren
McDaniel
Eruumbent
Gaz
Edwin J. Pavese
Pavese
Wendel Ferguson
Marina Hurst
Lerge
Clifford Drake
Buddy EF. Patterson
Amos Jackson
Patterson Teading
Drake
Jackson
Stephen B. Horn
Berle F. Jones
W A. O
Sid John Reb
Election Central
Renneved Fem
Mary Lou Ravage
Henry Sweitzer
Laren T. McDandel
Couny
Wendell Fergison
Clarlon Hurst
Hod Drake
Merle F. Jones
O'Reidy
Buddy E. Patterson
Jom Rehm
Joe
County and funeral notices and election tallies mix
Unreadable margins list numerous county council candidates and memorial rites for multiple individuals with final rites times and locations. Entries mention Mary Lou Ravage Henry Sweitzer J. Pavese Wendell Fergison Cora A. Brown Margaret Wilson Alfred Perkins Juno Neese John A. Johnson and Louis Neil Michael. Also notes a state crime grant and Indonesian incident alongside missing coherent narrative.
New Arrivals at St John s Hospital and Community Hospital
A stream of birth announcements lists new arrivals at St John s and Community Hospital U I M with parents from Rt 4 Markleville Franklin Lapel Alexandria Tenilleton and other areas. The report notes numerous boys and girls born to couples including McCul lum Fesmire Adams Cooley Jones Claus Boyd Feller Wright Tays Dak Van Dyke Huntrager Reynolds Mower and others. The Brussels population density comparison follows, stating Belgium is about four times China and Hol f Gin density twice India.
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Robert McCullum
Floyd Fesmire
Markleville
Tommy Adams
Franklin
Ray Cooley
Ohio Ave
Mervin Jones
W. 16Th St
Jeffrey Claus
28Th St
Roger Boyd
Community Hospital U
Ralph Feller
Summit
Don Wright
W. Lard St
Jove Tays
Alexandria
Marvin Dak
Tenilleton
Larry van Dyke
Fourth St
Floyd Huntrager
Robert Reynolds
Central
Larry Mower
Brussels
Belgium
China
India
Wisconsin Campus Violence Triggers National Guard Action
National Guard units moved onto the University of Wisconsin Madison campus to back police as hundreds of rock throwing demonstrators protested U.S. involvement in Cambodia. An on campus emergency barred nonessential personnel, with a $500 fine and 90 days in jail for violators. Fires erupted as protests continued and roving youths disturbed morning classes.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Wisconsin
National Guard
University of Wisconsin Exments
U.S
Camboa
Jared
H. Edin Young
Elwood man Merle D Brown dies at Mercy Hospital
Merle D Brown 1% of Elwood died by noon at Mercy Hospital after illness since May 1. Former Curtisville grain elevator manager and retired carpenter, he belonged to Curtisville Christian Church. Survivors include sister Mrs Frank Warner of Elwood and two nieces Miss Leona Simmons Tipton and Mrs Toy Barry Palmetto Fla. Friends may call at Dunnichay Funeral Home after 7 pm. Funeral Thursday at 11 am conducted by Rev Ralph Richardson with burial in Curtisville Cemetery.
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Merle . Brown Elwood
Meré D. Brown
Ouy
Mercy Hospital
Curtisville
Curtisvil Christian Church
Dua Etoma
J. H. Brown
Frank
Ruby) Warner
Elwood
Leona Simmons
Tipton
Toy Barry
Palmetto
Fla
Dunnichay
Dunnichsy Mortuary
Ralph Richardson
Curtisyills Cemetery
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Ruk Symington
Fy Eeusman
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Kosygin
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Ted Us
Core of Appeals
Hwa
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
South Carolina
G. Harraki i Carswell
Florida
Abe Fortas
Louis E. Wolfson
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Elks Lodge
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Ame
Ind
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W.masters
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Hattie Morical
Indianapolis
Jack King
Anderson Memorial Park
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Elks
Frankton
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George C
Juka
Bex
Harper
Lige Grand
Haler
Rite
Rt. 1
Herman Chambers
East Maplewood
Ceine
Seid Tery
Leonard
Mary Thomas _FRANKTON
de George C. Rarper
J. Mary Ruth Thomas
Clyde Thomas
K of Pioof Cemetery
Grover Bronnenberg
Middletown
Ballard and Shirey
Central Ave
Miller Cemetery
Malcolm Romine
Brothers
Malcolm. E. Romine
Rt 1
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Jon Padgey
Henry. Huff
Henry A. Hult
WJ. Gritzmacher
Turtle Creek
West Allis
Milwaukee
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Inis S. F
V. J. (Myrtie) Gritzemacher Sc
Georgia
W. 2. Turner
Harold E.’ Rozelle
William J. Turner
George
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Luis Michaels
Harold E. Rozelle
Louis Neil Michael
WE Nichol Ave
Brookside Cemetery
Cora Brown
Baker Brothers Funeral
Cora A. Brown
Modlccello
Margaret Wilson
Copher and Foster Funeral Home
Eighth St
Jpermunts
Elwood City
Cetme
Alfred Perkins
Harold EB. Rozelle’ Puneral
Juno Neese
Baker Brothers
Juno D. Neese
Hiasilang
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lebanon
John A. Johnson
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John Albin Johnson
Cleera Cemetery
Heart Fund
Ee Amare Ad
Jakarta
Indonesia
UPT
Noe Vigo
Spain
UPIX
Nor
John N. Mitchellwegian
Seld
Kalimantan
Borneo
I . Justice Department
Law Eaton
St John’s Hospital
Vincent Houser
Bon Houser
Dagwood Dr
Indiana University
Rawlet Hall
School of Music
WU Philharmonic
Symphony
Collegium Musicum
Henry Mancini
Anderson High School
Beethoven, Kraisler and Saint- Saens
Rozelle
Apete
Flowers For
Am Occottonn Bouquet Shop
Leouns
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