Nixon to Lead Major Battle Aimed at Cancer
President Nixon outlined a sweeping new cancer program in a State of the Union briefing, proposing a federally funded NIH effort driven directly by the White House. He urged rapid action, with Kennedy backing a separate cancer agency and scientists urging a clear, funded pathway.
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Washington
Alvin
Congress
Law
Senate
House
Tnetitutes
Heath Gut
Iargeting
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
James D. Watson
Harvard
Cancer Institute
Nixon
Science
Awiser
Edward B. David
Wintsatt
Atlack
T Asis
NIH
Hinself
Postage hikes set as temporary increases take effect
Postal rates rise again with a 87M increase to first class and airmail, while second and third class changes are phased in. Temporary rates, approved until the Postal Rate Commission aligns with the Postal Service, raise letter and card costs and adjust special services. Canada and Mexico rates will align with domestic increases.
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Congress
Ring
Postal Rat Commission
Postel
Ois
Con.gress
Postal Service
Postal Service. No Changes Are Made Imrther Gates For Paycel Post. Whitan
Otter
Rate Commission
Canada
Mex
Hofer Scheme Moves Indiana University Runoff to Court
Indiana University student body president runoff was shifted to court after the student supreme court disqualified Hofer. The challenged candidate faced a restraining order issued by Mason County Superior Court Judge Rutkus Kuykendall, with a hearing set and a permanent order possible by May 2 to allow voters to dispute the disqualification.
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Bloomington
Steve Hofer
Gt Anderson
Indiana University
Fac
Waratkay Hofer
Kuykendall
Rezoning items advance as residents seek zoning changes
A set of rezoning petitions moves toward third reading with one family seeking residential zoning for 409 block of West Wingard Street and 1625 Madison Ave. Robet L. Rock sponsors the latter while Louis Rosas seeks industrial zoning at 623 W. 14th St. A payment and transfer of funds for fire department equipment repair are also on the agenda.
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Parkview Estates
West Wingard Street
Charles Sokol
Madison Ave
Robet L. Rock
14Th St
Inchedes
Louis] Rosas
Town Hall Meeting Draws Sparse Public Response
A new monthly City Hall Town Wall forum drew a tiny turnout with residents largely silent while officials faced questions on issues from junk cars to abandoned buildings and odors. City PR director Don Tancock offered no quick fixes as observers questioned public interest. Officials noted the meeting covered unrelated topics amid broad civic frustration.
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Nowber
Don Tancock
Ite Cily
Sera
Renewal of the church faith highlighted at meeting
A church association meeting featured renewed faith amid debate on church vitality. Officers were elected including a new treasurer and secretary, and budget discussions covered a 21 010 figure. The event included a lengthy jury selection process for an upcoming murder trial and various church committee reorganizations. Funeral notices and school enrollment details followed, noting mass and registration for kindergarten and first grade.
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Carl T- Smith
St. Mary's
Oth
Willig
Knights of Columbus
Hockett
Bruce Wayne Johnston
Legion
Madison County
Willigin F. Lawler Jr
Madison Circuit Court
Johnson
Anderson Paan
Speec
Jamael Iebes
Michigan
Jones
Pinkerton
Westside
Tobnson
Chit Liberties Min
Howard Grim
Idianapolis
AL 3. Woolberk
Allorn
Frankton
Frankton Cementary School
Meinipolitan
Cent [Iral Amichison County
Willie
Chidres
Death Notice for Donald Ravage and Stinson Family
Donald Ravage died after a year long illness. Stinson family members include four children Mrs Mur Wanda Forkner, Jay Benson, Lt. Col. Donald Stinson, and Robert H. Stinson Sr with 13 grandchildren. Funeral at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Harald Clark, 1 p.m. Thursday. interment Ance Son Memorial Park Cemetery. Calling hours after 2 p.m. today.
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Stinson
St. John's Hospital
Wesday
St. John's Hasaltall Wy Ang Ag
Donald Ravage
Aml
Sumper Tia
Middletown
Mae Ian
Ary
Hunt
Community Hospital
Rom Deluy
Remy
Murwanda Forkner
Chesleied
Beily Jay Benson
St. Angus Tne
Fla
Donald Stinson
San Antonio
Texas
Robert Hi. Stinson Sr
Anderson
Harald Clark
Baker Brothers
Anceson Memorial Park
Where to Write for Vital Records and Related Forms
From the Superintendent of Documents at Government Printing Office Washington DC 12002 the notice lists titles such as Where to Write for Birth and Death Records and How to Obtain Death Certificates including marriage and divorce records. It outlines official sources for U.S. citizen births and deaths abroad and alien child adoptions.
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Yun
Whein
Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
U.S
Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices from Anderson and Madison County include the deaths of local residents with details on birthplaces, family ties, and survivors. The notices reference veterans, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements, noting service dates, cemeteries, and upcoming visitations.
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Anderson and
Madison County
Final rites and obituaries from Anderson area
Miss Minne Brotherton 74 of 433 Eighth Street Interment at Cay Cemetery followed by services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. George H. Swain 85 of Wallow Hollow near Nashville died at Bartholomew Memorial Hospital after illness. Survived by two sons Edwin Tell City and Henry Nashville. Final rites at Cornell Bright Funeral Home and Friends Meeting House Pendleton.
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Elaogn
Jackley-Landrum
Minne Brotherton
Wood Cay
Carl Johnson
Brown and Butz
Evan ‘Carl Johnson
Memnovies Maussloun
Thelp Anderson Memorial Park
George H. Swain
Pendleton
George
Henry] Swain
Wallow Hollow
Nashville
Bartholomew Opamy
Columbus
Red
Charles
Margaret
Swain
Elizabeth
Edwin Swain
Tell City
Henry Swain
Fremis
Cornell Bright
Friends Meeting House
Pendle
Local College Granted Federal Funds for Student Programs
Dennis reports more than 200 in federal grants to be distributed next year through the Department of Education and Welfare. The funds support work study and educational opportunity programs at the local college, aiding nearly 1,000 students with exceptional financial need under the Higher Education Act.
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Alderson Allege
David W. Dennis
Department of Mesith, Education and Welfare
Wo AC
Federa
Amherst town meeting votes to withdraw forces from Asia
Amherst Massachusetts residents vote to end all American forces in Southeast Asia by year’s end. Town meeting favors withdrawal by the end of the year, with a 14 to 6 tally in favor of the resolution. Local officials and residents discuss the impact of a complete pullout on regional security and national policy.
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Amherst
Mass
All America
Southeast Asia
Wayne Grants For Water Pollution Control Plant
Wayne Indiana received a 1.0346 million EPA demonstration grant to fund construction of a 92.3 million water pollution control facility. The project aims to treat overflow of surface water and advance the new facility, with expected completion timelines mentioned.
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Wayne
Ind
Envirainmental ‘Protection Agency
Reney Kuhner, Meatpacking Pioneer, Dies at 40
Reney Kuhner, a meatpacking pioneer who rose from his father's butcher shop to lead the family firm, died Monday at Ball Memorial Hospital at age 40. Survived by two daughters, two sisters, seven grandchildren, and several relatives, funeral services are set for Thursday at Meeks Mortuary with Rev. Dr. S. Watton Cale in charge. Interment will follow at Elm Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call today from 3 to 7 p.m. at the mortuary.
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Anne Mary Wais Jones
Sieves
Brawawad Bul
Brancis Kienly
1St. Mary's Catholic
Charen. I
St. Mary's i Cemetery
Kaybner
Arthur Bas Dley
Arthur
Mel Brediey
Dia Boatee Ag
Myers
Elwood
Anes Ri Salian Epi
Packanquet
Kane
Elizabeth Doran Bradley
Olt
St. Joseph’s School
Pendleton
Avadiet
Con College
Cully
Asseci
Alderson
Rom Delco
la Raspita
van Wert
Myes
Remy
Aso
I Servive
Greg
Uayy
Steele G. Smith
Brent Freestone
Puyilte
Anderson Banking Com
St. Ambrose Cathlton
Myers'oli Church
Louis Monroe
East Side
American Legion
Anderson
Barber Manufacturing
Leo Priends
Wrang
Ford Hradley
Winlerega-Lyan
Wolin Decatur
Asters
John
Viola
Gatf
Robert B. Reitz
Ray
Edna
Senith
Sev Elwood
Paster Funeral
Hows Lader
Richwine
Thomas O.ptesville
Caray’ Hollman
St. Ambrose Catho-Cemetery
St. Josegh’s
Minnie Brotherton Flwood
Harold E. Rozelle Fuera
Muncie
Henry €. Kunner
Snap
Ball Memorial Hospital
Mary
Anders Faens Dehn NcCullough
Niet ‘McCullough Doyle Jr
Dohn W. Hartsmeyer
Robert Kubner Doyle
Hichmond
Meeks Mortuary
S. Watton
Elm Ridge
St the Markt
Fragmented Intelligence and Vietnam War Skirmishes Report
Daily aerial photographs and thousands of sensors track ground activity along the Ho Chi Minh trail. U S and South Vietnamese commands report low battle levels with aircraft losses and a helicopter kill, amid shifting air and ground operations and leadership changes in related industries.
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U.S
Ho Chi Minh
Baas
Black Mountain
Fas
South Vietnam
Ulber
South Vietnamese
Saigon
U.S. S
Purdue president urges support for incoming leader
Hovde, retiring after 25 years as Purdue University president, asks faculty to aid incoming president Arthur L. Hansen in continuing the university’s development. He reflects on past business ventures and the need for generous support as the campus faces leadership transition.
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Hovede
Lafayette
Ind
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue
University
Arthur L. Hansen
Us University
Amp Univers
Muncie
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Treen
Ile Bo
Hofer
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Wwe
North Side Jr. High
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Zambia
Organization of 4 African Unity
Kampila
Uganda
Absba
J. Jones
H. W. Bink SL
Smith
Edwin Hein
Reber Wendilnz
Pal Jansen
Jarrick Cunningham
D. B. Martin
Oscar Attehury
Keith Eckhardt
Jack Kingis
Christian Nurture
Stan Possell
Hansell
Donald Gollissy
Quit “Reach
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Abe Youth Activities
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Iehairman
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Hillergier
James
Eldon Poly
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Slasley Delong
Jayme
Andecgon
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Deleo
Emy
W. W.eveteran
AAVIS
Anderson Area
Vorulional Technical School
Indiana
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Chevrolet Motor Divison
General Motors
Wayne Shadle
Aight
David Middielon
AAYTS
Robert Riefel
Sule Mechanics Insirwctor
Kenneth Weidner
Weidner Chaverolet
G. E. Ebberlt
Shack
Chevrelet
Herold
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Taman Puller
UM Hetirer
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Howard Richwine
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Frank Allis
Howard Webb
Shieell Fox
Doug Basning
Breakfast Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
Embers
Anderson College
Chavis Richardson
Debby Conrad
Cinnapolis
Merry Marlowe
Michigans
Faith Pencil
Ohio
Watkins
Anderson Tanking Company
Dennis
National Day Care and Child Development Contaltants, Inc
Day Chun
Jeff
de. Val Claus
Anderton Urban League
Juanita Clay
The
Urban League
J. £. Flannagan
Sampson Nelton
Allen Chapel Estates, Inc
Met
Hazel Minnifield
Alten Chanel
Chum
Ihe Urben
Gy Holt
Herald Pole
Joe Beye
Reney Kuhner
Muhner
Kuhner Park
Southing Co
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
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Las
Lang
Marhoefer Packing
Cambodia, Co
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Kubnner
Leame
Green
Alexandria
Mae
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