Geeting announces Music Man in July
Geeting Summer Theatre reveals July performances of The Music Man with a brass band, dynamic scenes, and plans to bring Sousa style music to town. The program features six trombones, a rehearsal of instruments, and a display of youth education through theater and music.
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Geeting
Luclion
Eesten
Smodell
Riel
Prof
Narold
Dante
Dainie
Ana
Hillater
Sousa
Treadway
Austell
Eharmin
New York
Hal Adlis
MH Paeaj
Amexine Bridges
Dof
Salal
Renees
Stason
Peenaald Aera
Traine Dison County
Eis Gil
Agnew Defends Semmyen Amid Vietnam War Debates
Vice President Agnew defends policies amid sharp attacks on Vietnamization and Laos and Cambodia, pledging Vietnaming if negotiations stall. Idaho calls up 10 Guardsmen for his Boise visit. state adjutant general notes they may stay on duty, armed, at the airport. Agnew suggests Guardsmen could be guilty of murder if no shots were fired first, expressing sorrow and urging restraint while defending strong language about radicals and the media.
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Los Angeles
Amiliaj
George B. Bennett
Agneww
Kent State University
Ohio
Agnew
David Frost
Nixon
Vial
Boise
Gen. Bennett
Maho
Frost
Peonie
Kent
Staley
Cambodia
U.S
Spiro T. Agnew
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Wickel
Hao Geniinuyd
Dudwits
Washington
King of Drateste
Davie
Catactla
Icone Wit
Fes
LaFayette
Pettsyl House
Pentagon
Justice Department
Ba- Gye
Htaliou
CaUona
Nixon Assa Bt
Cambo
Dla
William ‘D. Taylor
North
William P
Muncie
William DB. Taylor
Th's Point
Rogens
Henry|ai
Tillotson
Nixch
Howpiia
Wera
Cacbodian
Vice
Della Duncan
Vietnam
Charles
Bruce Tamasson
Anderson
Tipton
Morial
Lyndon B. Inhnson
United States
Nixon plans rally as Cambodian off ensives unfold
United States officials report Cambodian campaigns on multiple fronts while protests in Washington press for action. President Nixon defends policies, cites talks with the Soviet Union on arms limits and aims to keep unemployment in check as the economy slows. The rally near the White House remains under security as demonstrators emphasize peace and demand accountability for campus killings and Vietnam actions.
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Nixon
National Park Service
White House
Washington Monument
New Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Hawnven
Cami
Houselands
Ton Young
David Dellin
Sauls
Mekong River
Thicago
South Vietnam
Nashigues
Ken State Unit
Ohio
Jim
Soviet Uniat
Cambodia
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Putoo
United Kingdom
Laos
Nixon Defends Cambodia Action Amid Obituary News
President Nixon faces questions on Cambodia policy while reports detail the death of Mrs. Della Duncan and obituaries for other local residents. He defends the invasion as necessary, emphasizes protecting Americans, and discusses troop withdrawal timelines and regional neutrality with allies.
State to Open Bids May 26 for Bituminous Roads
Indiana plans bidding May 26 for bituminous resurfacing projects across multiple counties. The notice lists extensive highway segments in Tippecanoe, Jasper, Decatur, Spencer, and other areas, detailing lengths and routes under the State Highway Commission plan. The article also notes unrelated military and judicial mentions, including a reference to Kent State victims and Nixon era events.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Essen
Germany
UPLS
Indiana
Erwin Busla
Kirnil Sander
U.S
Sion
Werej
Nixon
Cambodia
Anciaf U.S
Camibodialthe &Xh
Tippecanoe County
Kent State University
Ohio National Guardsmen
Lafayette
Dora Millerbau
White House
Ba Thu
Fortville area farmer Floyd Dunham dies at 56
Floyd Dunham a Fortville area farmer dies at 56 after a Friday illness. He was a Bethlehem born veteran of World War I and survived by his widow Mary, four sons, three stepchildren, three sisters, and several relatives. Funeral services are Monday at Fortville's Scull Funeral Home with interment at Gravel Lawn.
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Muncie
Anderson
Taylor
Elkhart
Gwensdora
Macedonia Baptist Church
Milfred Ablett Taylor
Celeste’ Norris
Louise Taylor
Owens Sboro
Cooper
Raleigh
N. G
Arnold
Renley
N.C
Pam
Bithel
Meeks
Franz Oerth
Fiesty
Union Cem
Floyd Dunham
Fortville
Fay
Dick Dunham
Bethlehem
Ind
William
Ils
Dunham
McCordsville
Lynn
Randolph’ County
Madison County
Mary Sheldon Dunbar
Mickey
Cumberland
David Monmouth
Floyd Jr
Indianapolis
Gaignter
Patricia Rahe
Aurora
Kate Finch
Linds Matis
Ronald Shelton
Sisors
Pau Hiday
Fealderdale
Fla
Willis Burk
Noblesville
4. Carruthers
Bartow
Ronald Sculs
Cianda ‘Tydrick
Spatlanzaurg
G. R. Schreiber
Comesquein
Catherine Wollff
Elwood
Catherine Wollf
Main St
Thomas and Jeapérts
Ford Leer
Merman
Leeson
Sacrascento
Calif
CartiLoer
Summitville
Copher and
Fesler Funeral Home
Jon Padgett
Markleville
Rllus
Cornell Bright
S¢l
Don L. Padgett
C. R. Padgett
Memorial Park Cemetery
Igt. Padgett
Vietnam
Veterans Graves Will Not Be Decorated On Memorial Day
Madison County will skip placing flags at East Maplewood and Memorial Park cemeteries for Memorial Day due to growing grave totals and dwindling volunteers. About 70 dozen flags were earmarked, with 1,370 dozen purchased, but many graves lack markers. Families may still request flag placement at graves for Memorial Day. Next planning committee meeting is May 20 at Memorial Park office.
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Sone
Roudebish
Roudebush Committee
Jther
Cardinal Inn
New Castle
Delaware
Henry
Rane
Dolph
Jay
Wayne
Union
Jerry Hodson
Jean Bond
Liberty
Leola Dusler
Wintchester
George
Chambers
Anderson
GOP
State Central Committee
Ture
Tollarcay
Madison County
Oslo
Shave
In-Antarctic
Chanapolis
U.S
East Mapleweed
Memorial Park
B'Riday
Mermorial Park
East Maplehoad
United States
Veterana Aurlest
John Couch
Sey
Nore Staddard
cora-Guardsmen
Mandar
VFW
Dean Sted
Triyfard
Vitw Aux
Lary
Zula Clem
Kenneth Deay
Tha
Lawter
Joe Upchurch
Wweani
Jounty Coupell
Eanat Floretai Legion
Largest Island Copenhagen Greenland Claim
Greenland is described as the largest island in the world with an area estimated at 27,900 square miles.
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Copenhagen
Greenland
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U.S. 35
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Hallie D. Wells
Maplewood Cemetery
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Ewing Funeral Home
Avahnetle Thomas Hutton
Interne Vison Memorial
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Terre Haute
Frankton
Vingoo Memorial
Irving
George Turner
Fisher Funers
Brookside Cemetery
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First Evangelical Church
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Great Commission
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