Vocational-Technical Grads Receive Diplomas At Dinner
About 100 Anderson College apprentices from seven local industries earned diplomas at a dinner and commencement at Ol Stud ent Center. Guest speaker Robert D. Garton urged continued education as administrators and company officials distributed diplomas to graduating apprentices.
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Anderson
Anderson College
Robert D. Garton
Columbus
G. E. Ebbert
Anderson Public Schools
Kenneth Brammer
Industria
Norman Brock
Bill Carpenter
Larry Gibson
Dean Graveel
John Hall
D. C
Eletric Co
Paul Eve Schmidt
Indiana party finance debate widens funding questions
In Michigan and Indiana leaders clash over continuing a 2 percent political dues levy. District chairs Borane Noble Howell push to keep the system, while opponents cite employee opposition and ethics concerns. Republicans seek alternative funding as a reform study begins. The Legislature considers curb on campaign spending.
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Reda Noble
South Bend
Harles Howell
Richmond
Howell
Oughlin
Mployes
Emslaves
Loughlin
Jack New
Audi
Mary
Atkins
Larry A. Conrad
GOP
Whitcomb
John K. Snyder
Republican Finance Committee
Indiana Legislative Council
Senate
Davi Rogers
D-Bloomington
Medical Society votes moratorium on amphetamine prescriptions
Fort Wayne Allen County Medical Society adopted a resolution urging a moratorium on amphetamine prescriptions. The group, representing nearly all Fort Wayne doctors, will seek pledges from members to back the resolution.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Allen County Medical Society
Fort Wayne
Rom
Former Point Head Gets My ai Penalty
Maj Gen Samuel W. Koster, former West Point superintendent, is demoted one grade to brigadier general, censured, and has his Distinguished Service Medal revoked for his handling of the My Lai massacre investigation. Brig Gen George H. Young Jr. is censured and loses his DSM though not demoted. both may retire or remain in the Army. The action comes as Rep. Stratton calls the penalties slim.
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Washinutus
Samuel W. Koster
West Point
My Lai
Stanley IR. Resor
Koster
Resor
George H. Young Jr
DSM
Army Chief of Staff
William C. West‘moreland
Young
Samuel Stratton
Dn.y
House Armed Services Committee
Wris
William le Calley Jr
Imacourant
Staton
New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Michael Nolan report a boy born at St John s Hospital in Alexandria. Mr and Mrs Carl Eckstein welcome a boy at 28 Willow Road. Mr and Mrs Raymond Sklebek announce a girl at 410 Marine Drive. A birth at Community Hospital is listed for Mr and Mrs Terry Lewis of Elwood a girl. Mr and Mrs Jack Cox of Lapel also share a newborn.
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Michael Nolan Alexandria
Carl Eckstein
Willow Ra
Raymond Sklebek
Marine Dr
Community Hospita Te
Terry Lewis Elwood
Jack Cox
Lapel Agi
Ogden Nash Dies at 68 in Baltimore Hospital
Poet Ogden Nash known for broken-line verse died Wednesday at Johns Hopkins Hospital after abdominal surgery and a stroke. He was 68, had earlier surgery at Union Memorial, and suffered heart failure the official said. Nash, famed for witty satire on morality and society, left a legacy of humor and brief verse.
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Ogden Nash
Mericks
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Nash
Union Memorial Hospital
Hopkins
New Yorker
Times
Phyllis’ McGinley
Try
Doubleday & Co
Bel
New Yorker Magazine
Vietnamese commandos hunt North Vietnamese base near Laos border
Reports say a force of about 700 South Vietnamese commandos hunted for a major North Vietnamese base in the central highlands near the Laotian border. The operation focused on Fire Base 6 near Ben Het as defectors described hidden North Vietnamese rockets and caves. Marines began final withdrawal from South Vietnam after six years of combat, with 7,000 to 8,000 Marines remaining in Da Nang area slated to depart by early next month. A South Vietnamese colonel and seven others were feared killed in a helicopter crash in Saigon.
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Millary
Saigon
Hhe
Laos
Les
Ben Jet
Ben Het
Pleiku
Cive van Duc
Ommardos
South Vietnam
Cambodia
North Viet
Okesman Sai
da Nang
Ft Coutry
Vietnam
Senate Rejects Move To Revive SST Subsidies
The Senate voted 38 to 37 to block new federal funding for the American supersonic transport program. White House concessions and House support previously shifting funds were noted, with debates over termination costs and potential revival efforts continuing. The measure to pay full termination costs failed in the Senate, while House backing and opposition shaped the fight.
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Washington
Senate
White House
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Jerry Ford
House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Len Warren Magnuson
Dey Wash
Ailines
SST
Department of Transporation
George D. Aiken
RV. Lowell
R-Coon
Wiliam B. Saxby
R-Obio
Ziegler
Boeing Co
Milion & Extra
Associated Press
Warren G.'¢ Magnuson
D.wash
Santender
Spain
Here
Vermillion Rites Pending for Former Anderson Man
Final rites are pending at Baker Brothers Funeral Home for Ernest Calvin Vermillion 71 a former Anderson man who died Tuesday evening at University Hospital in Gaines. He was returning to his Fort Myers from a trip to Anderson.
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Baker Brothers
Ernest Calvin Vermillion
Anderson
University Hospital
Gaines
Nile
Fort Myers
Fis
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices from Anderson and Madison County detail Clyde Raymona Hall aged 82 of 5 W Sird St who died after a long illness at John's Hospital and was a long time employee of the Peeks Company in Indianapolis. services by Rev. Rebecca Bunton and burial at a local mortuary. Also listed are James Smith 88 formerly of Muncie and Madeleine Law’s son. Anna Heater of 117 Beverly Court with services at Rowe and Weston Funeral Home. Marie Parker a cofounder, with burial plans. Shelton Infant and Jeannette Shelton of 807 W Sixth St with graveside rites at East Maplewood Cemetery and Anderson Memorial Park. and Mrs Jeannette Son eff aged 62 with funeral at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Clyde Raymona Hall
Jean Sarmack
Sird
John's Hospital
Hal
Anders
Searpentersvile
Tomas
Iilvanna
Peeks Company
Indipolis
Betmenadge
Eagles Lodge
Price Hall Fein
Coal Hall
Phoenia
Ariz
Lawrence Ia
Bakerfield
Calf
Rebecca Bunton
Fells and Rowe
Anna Heater
Rowe and Weston Funeral Home
Beverly Court
C. B. Thomas
Knox Chapel Cemetery
Pridey
Meaks
Marie Parker
Andes
Pinalles
Houes
Baker Brothers
Jeannette
Soneff
Sixth St
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Grant Anderson Elwood
Sunset Memorial Park
Grant Willam Andere
Eri ‘Wood
Hudlin
Alexandria
Austin
Tex- 85
Joseph Michael Hun
Roy Mihaela
Irmer al
Prisoners Seize Panc Ome in Testimony Turmoil
Several Auburn coeds recount a Wednesday prison dining hall incident where convicts reportedly grabbed them and held knives to their throats before guards overpowered the inmates. The students, including Miss Davis and Miss Randolph, described threats while noting strong emotions and distrust of the justice system.
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Miss Davis
Frank B. Davis
Auburn
Elizabeth Davis
School of Home Economics
Miss Randolph
Orlando
Fla
Draper
Vietnam
Davis
Opelika-Auburn
Daily News
Randolph
Reds Launch The Mars 2 research probe mission
The Mars 2 mission will follow a near planned trajectory with a correction during the flight. It will study Mars and its surroundings, including plasma, cosmic rays, and radiation, while instruments function normally and data return proceeds during favorable Mars shot conditions. Scientists discuss Mars life potential, ancient canals theory, and Martian climate features including seasonal color changes and polar cap disappearance.
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Mars
Tass
Earth
Giovanni Virginio Schiaparelli
Set
Chesterfield and Anderson City Leaders Seek Water Line Deal
City officials clash over water supply ownership with Chesterfield downstream of Chesterfield using the river as its main source. Anderson Board of Works Chair Hodson unavailable for comment. Ambaugh favors linking with Anderson and transferring line ownership to save costs for future Chesterfield customers. Hurt to draft letter. Mayor Flann and council arrange meeting between Chesterfield, the Board of Works and the State to seek a solution. Watson suggests the board may pursue legal action if needed.
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Antinand Hom Pepe
Anderson
Hart
Luverson
Chesterfield
Anderson Board of Works
Robert Hodson
Ambaugh
Staton
Hurt
J. E. Flannan
Chesterfold
Board of Works
Watson
Tax Review Board to Meet on June 7 Objections to Assessments
Members of the Stanison County Board of Tax Review will begin meeting June 7 to hear objections to present tax assessments. The board includes County Assessor Tom Broderick, County Auditor Carlin Dawson, and County Treasurer Egbert Hood. Lay members appointed by Madison Circuit Court Judge Wal T. Smith sit on a bipartisan basis, Republican Dick Williams of Anderson and Democrat John Lamper, also of Anderson.
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Statison ‘Ounty Board of Tax Review
Hheir
Madison Heights Concert Choir to Perform at Music Festival
The Madison Heights High School Symphonic Band and Concert Choir, led by Zhoo's director of choir, wil McAshaney, Tara Passw serameog, and Debra Delph among others, will participate in a two date Music Festival on May 2 and May 28 at 7 pm. Featured ensembles include the MH Orchestra and the Heightsteppers. Tickets are on sale through Mary Estep and the school music office.
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Madison Heights High
Hunter
Gwendolyn Keith
June Flynn
Sandra Hayes
Joyce Scot Capea Gudreednan
Mined Chit
Highline
Jackie Bennet
Georg Lawler
Pamela McClain
David Ib
Saanne ‘Ers
Heightsteppers
Ana Biddle
James Class
Don Brenda McFarland
Zhoo
Wil McAshaney
Tara Passw
Serameog
MH Orchestra
Athaid Crume
Kathy Dellorty
Susan Milburn
Jy Sieven
Pry Tasch
Wil Arteipte
Deborah Delph
Rebeca Elis
Pederson
Teresa Robbin
Naa
Si Jcramble
Jana UN
At & Pm
Rom Mary “Estep
Rober Gooding
Pins 8
Smith
Jane Trim Jates
Vincent Hawkins
Dale Ho Wilson
Martha Abel
Jay Edderwood
Gerroll Ward
Dwight
Madison Heights
Music Office
Man
Gloria Housh
Thomas
Wards
Dawn Elmore
Robert Watson
Phyllis Willhoite
European Troops Come from Pare One Debate in Senate
The Senate debates troop reductions to about 5,000 by June 30, 1974. Nelson and Mansfield amendments draw criticism from Humphrey and Stennis who warn against undermining negotiations with the Soviet Union. The Montana Democrat urges constitutional distinctions be respected, as the row over installment plans continues.
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Senate
Montana Democrat
Nelson
Humphrey
Mansfield
Soviet Union
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Chou En Lai Hosts Peking Talks With Two American Scientists
In Peking Communist Premier Chou En Lai met with visiting Americans Arthur W. Galston of Yale and Etham R. Singer of MIT. Also present were Kuo Mojo, head of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and stand-in officials from the National People’s Congress.
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Chou
Peking
Tokyo
Chou En-lai
New China News ‘Agency
Artur W. Galston
Yale University
Etham R. Singer
Massachusetts Instite of Technology
Kuo] Mojo
Chinese ‘Academy of Sciences
National People's Congress
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Ronald Gene Painter
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Rich Henry Robinson
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Michael Joseph Schuck
Steven Earl Scott
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David Jenson Ze
Lonnie Lamer Frye
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Joseph Michael Gam
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Paul DuWitt Green
Charles Joseph i Grinnell
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Dale Beeough
Robert Charis Howard
Roger Clack Jats
Donald Dee Kiel
Philip Pal Lineberg
James Buchanan Marshall Jr
Rober O. Metzger
Gary Allen
Ils
Baward
Lee Powers
Seven Dean Raper
Jeorge Borane
Michiganity
Maurice Jason
Hebron
Myai
Calley
St. John’s Hospital
M. Max Morgan
Edie Urondeet
Franklin Elementary
Paris Capron
Ares
U.S
Anderson and
Madison County
James Smith
Muncie
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East Maplewood
Henry and
Ellen Jones Shelton
Dirs
Jeannette Soneff
Joe Rubrecht Alexandria
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Alexadria
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Fortville
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