North Vietnamese Attack on Kontum City Fails
North Vietnamese tanks and infantry entered Kontum City near midnight but were driven back by dawn with heavy losses, as U S helicopters knocked out four tanks and the infantry force suffered about a third killed. South Vietnamese losses included three tanks with no early troop count reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Kontum City
U.S
Central Highlands
Pleiku Ait
Dak Bla
Associated Press
Bnt
David J. Paine
Highlands
Paine
Kontum
UPI
Court News Finds Numerous Madison County Violations
A list of Madison County cases shows many defendants cited for intoxication traffic offenses and expired or false registrations. Several faces include Earl F. Key, James Hill Jr., Robert Lashley, and Raymond Shannon among others with fines and jail time or suspended sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F. Key
Clark
Ivory L. Hood
Cedar
James Hill Jr
Indianapolis
Everett Berry
Dixie Dr
Madison County
Dallas
Seventh St
William E. Rodgers
Lapel
Robert Crouse
Lincoln
Gary E. Shultz
Alliance Rd
Roy A. Ferrell
38Th St
Charles D. Thrawley
Middletown
Raymond G. Shannon
Heritage Lane
Nald Ray Stroud
Chippewa Dr
Willis S. Muncy
Central Ave
Cos
Tommy Merrill
Pearl
Vicker D. Williams
Harlan Janet
Ality County
Ricar Beaty
Brown
Robert W. Lashley
Forkner
William E. Legg
Robert E. Mieka
Arrow Ave
James L. Hiatt
Robert Bowlin
W. 10Th St. Ragip
Weaver
Hartford City
Terry R. Helms
Pendleton
Charles B. Mathews
Charles
Steven J. Myers
Charles R. Shortridge
Mun‘cie
Terri J. Timmons
Noble
Ridge Rd
James Thomas
James D. Farmer
Anderson
Clayton Powell
Madison
Robert J. Miller
19Th St
Robert Lee Lewis
20Th St
Henry Johnson Jr
10Th St
Garland L. Estle
Ninth St
Country Music Showdown at Miami Camp
A country music event is planned for Sunday May 28 at 2 PM at Miami Camp located 7 miles south of Elwood. The informal gathering invites attendees to enjoy performances and community music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Music Sun
Miami Camp
Elwood
Nelson Appointed To GOP Committee
The Rev. William Sampson Nelson, top executive of Allen Chapel Terrace Estates in Anderson, is named to the Republican state platform committee. Hearings run June 6, 7 and 13 in six Hoosier cities. The 82-member panel, led by Russell Lloyd of Evansville, includes Hoosier officials and figures such as Leslie Duvall, John Thomas, Lloyd Allen, Harry Foreman, Ellie Holt, Eldon Cage, Raleigh Grady, Elwood Hillis, Max Robison and Jeanette Moree. Subcommittees in Indianapolis Fort Wayne Gary Evansville New Albany South Bend aim to finish the platform by June 19 with finance and taxation a key issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sampson Nelson
Allen Chapel Terrace Estates
Anderson
Republican State Platform Committee
Hoosier
John Foland
Indianapolis
GOP
James Neal
Oe Russell Lloyd
Evansville
James T. Morris
Leslie Duvall
John "Thomas
Brazil
Lloyd Allen
South Bend
Blachly
Valparaison
Gary
Marie Laurie Fort Wayne
David Keehler
Ellie Holt
Muncie
Eldon Cage
Tipton
Raleigh E. Grady
Kokomo
Elwood H. Hillis
Thomas Morin
Marion
Max Robinson
Noblesville
Jeanette Moree
Fort Wayne
New Albany
Lloyd
Lawrence M. Borst
A Thought For You On Memorial Day Observance
A three day Memorial Day weekend is both a time for leisure and a moment to honor veterans. The piece urges all Americans to reflect on the sacrifices of those who died defending freedom and enabling the holiday’s meaning.
Eight Testify In Trial Continued From Page One
Eight witnesses testified as pathologists described the brain area and blood samples. Saxon and Benson returned to the crime scene to finish processing and remove items from the bloodstained area. State Police Sgt. Jack Marx testified he received 18 items from Joyce the day after the shooting and transported them to the Indianapolis lab. The trial resumes at 9 a.m. in the sixth floor courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Saxon
Benson
Jack Marx
Joyce
State Police
Indianapolis
First Lady in Moscow Sees Soviet Fashion and Ballet
Pat Nixon viewed Moscow fashion at the House of Fashion with designs by Lyudmila Turchakaya and others and praised the models. Earlier she toured the Bolshoi Ballet School, met Sophia Golovkina, and watched pupils perform in Swan Lake and Coppelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
America
Pat Nixon
House of Fashion
Nixon
Viktoria Petrovna Brezhnev
Lyudmila Turchakaya
Vyacheslav Zaitzev
Lina Telegina
Bolshoi Ballet School
Sophia Golovkina
Golovkina
Brezhnev
Whitcomb Names Hood Successor To Auction Board
INDIANAPOLIS AP Jon B. Kennerly of Indianapolis was appointed Gov Edgar D. Whitcomb to serve the remainder of the term of the late Colnel Sidele on the Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board. Whitcomb also appointed Thomas M. Dunlevy Jeffersonville and Curran M. Miller Evansville to the Auctioneer Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jon B. Kennerly
Edgar D. W. Thursday
Colonel Sidele
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board
Whitcomb
Thomas M. Dunlevy
Jeffersonville
Curran M. Miller
Evansville
Dunlevy
Don Millspaugh
Marion
Miller
Egbert M
John L. Friedersdorf
Franklin
E. W. Schwergens
Tell City
Tell Bridge
New Arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospital
A series of births reported from St Johns Hospital and Community Hospital includes a boy for Mr and Mrs Tourmen Bay at 1223 W First St and a boy for Mr and Mrs Richard May at 1354 Lindberg Rd. A girl is born to Mr and Mrs James Liebhardt of Middletown. Ronnie Lawson at 521 W Eighth St welcomes a boy. Ralph Pittsford at 5123 Pendleton Ave has a girl. A girl is born to Mr and Mrs Mark Bousman of Grand Forks North Dakota. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clarence Born and Mr and Mrs Maurice Bousman of Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bort
St. John's Hospital
Tourmen Bay
Lock
First St
Richard May
Lindberg Rd
James Liebhardt
Middletown
Community Hospital
Ronnie Lawson
Eighth St
Ralph Pittsford
Pendleton Ave
Mark Bousman
Grand Forks
N.D
Clarence
Maurice Bousman
Anderson
Cutback Ahead At Marhoeffer Packing
In Muncie Indiana union members rejected a 10 percent six month wage cut by a 525 to 258 vote. President John Marhoeffer says this will trigger a substantial reduction in staff to restore profitability. The firm faces a cattle market downturn and rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie, Ind
Marhoeffer Packing Co
John Marhoeffer
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Union
Marhoeffer
Muncie
Hurley Run Ignites Wallace Party Split In Indiana
Former Greenfield mayor Berry S Hurley announces a bid for governor on a new ticket. Indiana American Independent Party officials oppose him calling the move opportunistic while petitions begin to place the party on the November ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Ind
Berry S. Hurley
George Wallace
Richard G. Weimer
Indiana American Independent Party
Citizens For Wallace
Hurley
Indiana Aip
Funds Granted for King Memorial Center in Indianapolis
Rep. Andrew Jacob Jr. announced that the Department of Housing and Urban Development has granted 1 million dollars to the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Center in MLK Park, Indianapolis. The funds will be released to the Indianapolis Department of Land Recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Andrew Jacob Jr
D-Ind
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Martin Luther King Jr. Park
Department of Land Recreation
Jacobs Sa
Deaths in Anderson and Madison County area
Ruth M Cantrall 53 of 184 Kilgore died unexpectedly at home. She was a former bookkeeper at Carr Drug Company and active in Girl Scout leadership and several local groups. Survived by husband Willis and daughter Randi Brooks. Burial in Hawk Cemetery. services Saturday.
Kinsey 84 Funeral Services Planned in Noblesville
Funeral services for Clay F. Kinsey 84 of Rt. 4 Noblesville will be held Sunday at 2 30 p.m. in the Coaltrin Funeral Home. Kinsey born in Noblesville, obituary notes his life and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Clay F. Kinsey
Rt. 4
Coaltrin
UN Diplomat to Speak at 46th Anderson Urban League Banquet
Robert W Kitchen Jr minister counselor for econ and social affairs at the US mission to the UN will address the 46th annual Anderson Urban League banquet at Linder's at 6 30 p m tonight. Banquet honors include an Urban Man of the Year award presented by Rev W Sampson Nelson AUL board president. Co chairs are Mrs Robert Shoemaker and Mrs Hazel Minnefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Nations
Robert W. Kitchen Jr
Anderson Urban League
W. Sampson Nelson
AUL
Linder's
Kitchen
Office of International Training
Agency For International Development
Department of State
Pakistan
Community College of
West Virginia State College
Howard University
Robert Shoemaker
Hazel Minnefield
Second Lobster Sale At Trinity Church
Members of Trinity Episcopal Church in 1030 Delaware sponsor a lobster sale on Saturday June 3. Lobsters flown from Maine will be sold live or cooked with a limited number of steamed lobsters available. Tickets for 1.25 pound lobsters are bought from church members or the church office and must be picked up at the church from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on June 3. Ticket sales close next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Delaware
Maine
Pendleton mourns former county official William J Wood
William J Wood 61 of 409 S East St Pendleton died after a two month illness in Indiana He was a World War II veteran and served on the Alcoholic Beverage Police He was a member of Elks Lodge 768 Masonic Lodge 44 and the Lions Club Survived by widow Wilma G two daughters Joy Ann Wood Indianapolis and Barbara Downing Anderson three brothers Walter Ralph Wood Anderson Robert Wood Mesa Ariz two sisters Inez Kram er Anderson and Barbara Long Elwood Several nieces and nephews Funeral service was held Saturday at 2 pm at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with Masonic rites at 7 30 pm in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Pendleton
William J. Wood
S. East St
Tnetie
Indiana
Nashville
Monticello
Anderson
Alcoholic Beverage Police
Elks Lodge
Masonic Lodge
The
Lions Club
Wilma G
Joy Ann Wood
Indianapolis
David
Barbara) Downing
Walter
Ralph Wood
Robert Wood
Mesa
Ariz
Harry
Inez) Kramer
Omer
Barbara) Long
Elwood
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Plan action summary by city planning commission
The planning commission recommended denial of Residential 3 zoning for Hickory Estates for Luxury A construction due to traffic, drainage, and property value concerns tied to covenants. An approval recommendation was made for Business 2 zoning at Holi day Inn site for four three story apartments with covenants on traffic and utilities. Industrial zoning was withdrawn for 24th and 25th streets with a new business zoning petition planned in 60 to 90 days. A special exception for home occupation at Moo Island Rd was approved as not conflicting with the master plan pending further study.
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City Planning Commission
Hickory Estates
Holiday Inn
Scatterfield Rd
Raible Avenue
Walton Street
Moo Island Rd
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Pleiku
Kontum Province
Col
Stephen Bachinski
Bachinski
Nelson
J. C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
Russia
Boyars
Hood
Wallace
Anderson and
Ruth Cantrall
Earl Burns
Earl E. Burns
S. 16Th St
Lloyd Louks
Crownland Cemetery
Masonic Lodge 57
Hamilton County Barracks
Fern
Iane Pickett
Wanda Childers
Clay
James Gardner
John Rinne
John I. Rinne
Community
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Beta Pi
American Medical Associations
Masonic Lodge 625
Seymour
Indiana University Medical School
Dora
Harold E. Rinne
Dorothy Martin
Joplin
Trinity Methodist Church
Keith Davis
Brookside Cemetery
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Wallace Kendall
Cadiz
Wallace E. Kendall
Grant City
Henry County Memorial Hospital
New Castle
Westinghouse
IUE
Grace
Kendall
Milford
Mossaliane) Riggs
Kennard
June James
Connersville
Delbert Jr
Violet) Hedrick
Markieville
Richard Badgely
Don Davidson
Glen Cove Cemetery
Knightstown
Estel Funeral Home
Lafe Gwinn
Katherine
St.Rd
Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Lewis Gwinn
Betty Moneyhan
Long Beach
Calif
Fisher Brothers
A. P. Shoemaker
Beals Chapel Methodist Church
Brookside
Clay Kinsey
Williams Fruit
Mounds Rd
First National City
Rnst National City Bank
Anderson Banking Company
F.D.I.C
William Wood
Iy Co
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