Saigon rejects peace talks and election bid
Saigon officials reject early elections as part of a peace deal, arguing the South Vietnamese constitution prevents a president and National Assembly before 1971. They oppose international supervision and deny negotiability of the charter, amid prospects of a Nixon backed meeting between Nixon and Thiệu.
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Saigon
Pais (Ap
Pinu
Dang Lan
Lant
Sagan
Neuyen van Thiow
Willy Nidit
South
Vietnam
Navy
Viet Cong
Marriage Licenses and Election Talk Skims South Vietnam
Secretary William Rogivs visits Saigon and says electing a government is for South Vietnam. Lam refutes provisional plans, stressing constitution rules, while pretend elections miss the point. A long list of marriage license openings follows for residents of Anderson and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire
William P. Rogivs
Saigon
Lam
Linn
Nevth Pirtnam
Wileamie
Commmunists
Memorial Day Breakfast At Daleville Masonic Hall
Daleville Masonic Lodge hosts its 11th annual Memorial Day breakfast in the Daleville Masonic Hall. The public is invited with serving hours from 3 to 11 am, sponsored by the Gavel Club.
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Daleville
WCTU Contests Highlight May Meetings and Winners
The Jota Sigma WCTU hosted a Second Bar medal speech contest at the May 20 gathering at Mrs. Clifford Carpenter's home. Janet Kinneman, daughter of the Rev and Mrs. Louis Kineman, won. The Progressive Union Fellowship held a Bronze medal contest at North Anderson Church of God with Sheri Ferree receiving the medal. The Peart Medal contest at the Church of the Brethren on May 23 named John Tjarl winner among five speakers Stephen Burkhart Sant Fowler Walter Brown Marilyn Burkhart. John Tjarl is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tjarl of 1317 Ranike Drive.
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Jota Sigma Wctu
Clifford Carpenter
Janet Kinneman
Ard
Louis Kineman
Range Line Road
Progressive Unionlowship Group
North Anderson Church of God
Sheri Ferree
Dan Ferree
Progressive Union
Church of the Brethren
Stephen Burkhart
Sant Fowler
Walter Brown
John Tjarl
Marilyn Burkhart
Peter Tjarl
Ranike Drive
Alumni Banquet Slated At Dunkirk
The Dunkirk Alumni Association plans a banquet on Saturday at 6 30 p m at Dunkirk High School. Dr Robert Peacock will preside as Master of Ceremonies. Reservations by invitation only with 20 dollars per person to Dunkirk Alumni Association P O Box 67 Dunkirk Ind.
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Vuk Anum Association
Dume
Dunkirk High School
Robert Peacock
Dunkirk Alumni Association
P.O. Box
Diinkirk
Ind
Not Guilty for South Carolina Troopers in Orangeburg Case
In Florence a jury acquitted two state troopers and two guards charged after the 1968 Orangeburg Massacre. Victims Delano Mullins, 17, Henry Smith, 14, Samuel Mainmond, 20, and others were wounded during four nights of racial unrest sparked by a bowling alley refusal to serve Black patrons. The trial hinged on self defense versus punitive action under civil rights law.
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Carubina
Martin, Jr
Delano Mutalletan
Orangeburg
South Carolina
Henry Smith
Marion
Samuel Mainmond
ML Lauderdale
Fla
U.S. Justice Department
South Carolina State College
Charles Quaintanne
Robert Meet
Washington
Nixon To Delay Fortas Successor Say Senator Scott
Senator Hugh Scott said President Nixon will not name a Fortas replacement before Warren Burger is nominated for Chief Justice. Scott, speaking with reporters at the Capitol after a GOP leadership meeting, noted no opposition to Burger and expected prompt confirmation.
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Washington
Cat rustlers strike REIRUT Lebanon AP
Cat rustlers took 25 cats from George Matlar’s collection of 164. He fears thieves sell the pets to Heal St John’s Hospital labs for experimental work. Several local residents are named as owners of the remaining pets and homes.
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Reirut
Lebanon
George Matlar
St. John’s Hospital
Zhukov Levels Stalin Khrushchev In Memoirs To Be Published
Marshal Zhukov’s forthcoming memoirs criticize Stalin Khrushchev and allied leaders for wartime and postwar decisions. He recounts Dedovsk frontline events mentions Moscow front shifts and the struggle over publishing rights with Harper and Row.
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Zhukov
Stalin
Khrushchev
Lonpon
CPI
Georgi K. Zhukov
Josef Stalin
Dedoysk
Adolf Hintey
Moscow
Dedovsk
Comrad Statin
Zaukov
Leningrad
Stalingrad
Nikita
Khynssehey
Marshal Zhukov
New York
Harper and Row
Alan Stalin
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Brooke
Eisenhow
Gol
Rheins
Soviet Union
Chev
Zhokay
Menv
Mars
Hemselves
Aye Rolling
Wila
Ivan
Roney
Mance
Hukov
Berlin
Odessa
Harper Bedoves
Zhvikny
Zhokov
Hussiana
Pana
Spol
Namieralbiee
Relghe
Dovsk
Marshail Zhukov
Yuryaboyh
Bhuhos
Thukov
Saul
Chukov
Zhukny
Stife Defense Committee
Supreme Headquarters
People's Compussariats
Elwood Police Officer Resigns Over Accountability Claims
Elwood officer Aaron Perkins resigns effective immediately claiming political pressure harassment and discrimination within the Elwood Police Department since June 1967. He alleges mistreatment denial of seniority privileges and restricted access to a deputy role under the merit system and criticizes department administration.
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Elwood
Hiavoon
Cian
Tres Gaye
Aaron Perkins
SG St
Elvond
Perking
Elvand
Perkins
Ehvand
Enifey
Thakas
Alfa
Hershey Calls Nixon All Volunteer Army Plan Flawed
Selective Service Director Hershey told a congressional subcommittee that an all volunteer Army would fail to attract enough enlistments and that paying recruits could undermine the value of military service. He noted the draft has kept enlistment rates high and warned against turning the force into a paid duty. Indiana is cited as a lime producer in a separate note.
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Hershey
Nixon
Washington
UPI
Selective Service
B. Hershey
Congress
Molise Appropriations
Incredible String Band and friends explore underground music
Four young Scots led by Robin Williamson and Michael Heron fuse folk and psychedelic sounds with guitars, electric violin, sitar, Gimbri, and a steam trunk. They define underground as art over fame, aiming for beauty, not sales, with praise for bands like Steppenwolf and Creedence while highlighting The Rosary Connection and Bring Auger as underground precursors.
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Robin Williamson
Michael Heron
Simmy
Rose
Liarice Rodin
Mike
Licarice
Heron
Beautiful World Underground
Steepen Wolf
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Incredible String
Ofcom
Auger
Jute Driscoll
England
Europe
Suspect Arrested In Greenwood Slaying
James R. Rogers, 21, of Greenwood was arrested Tuesday on preliminary charges of first degree murder in the death of Miss Nasmasen Smith. The suspect was held after a Greenwood City Court preliminary hearing and was sent to the Acha County grand jury for investigation. Rogers pleaded not guilty.
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Greenwood
Fac
Yiree Om
Indiananelis
Taestias
Nasmasean
Foundation Taxes Content Tea Page Onn Foundation Taxes Content Tea Page Onn
An inquiry recalls past political contributions and the role of the Parvin Foundation. Douglas drew $12,000 as president. Louis B. Wolfson linked to a stock manipulation case. The indictment cites a $3,000 donation to a 1964 California Senate campaign and mentions Pierre Salinger, Alan Cranston, and George Murphy in context. The DOJ notes target entities include a Beverly Hills firm and Maryland advertising, with penalties possible for campaign finance violations.
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Dyiakts
Kavower
Douglas
Parvin Mowrdation
Tony Foundation
Louis B. Wolfson
Nationial
California
Justice
Supr
Pierre Salinger
Alan Cranston
Gul
George Murphy
Justice Department
Walter Rela
Beverly Calif
National
Maryland
Testimony details crash near Nursery Road area
A witness describes a car approaching from the east at high speed and running a stop sign at an intersection within city limits near Nursery Road. Another witness notes the legal speed limit is 30 mph and the fatal injuries occurred to a girl later treated at a hospital in Indianapolis.
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O'Donnell
Elliott
Wagan
Ubciey
Martin
Lmits Nursery Rd
Fete
Methodist Nagorital
Indianapolis
Fragmentary police blotter notes from June
Fragmentary text shows names Billy Payne and Philip Cox with ages and partial addresses as part of an orderly conduct entry. The remainder of the passage is garbled with continued and fragmented phrases.
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Billy Payne
Philip Cox
Tod
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths and Services
Memorable Anderson figures are mourned with funeral notices. Dorothy Borgeenck and Ada Thomas are listed among the deceased or prominent figures, with services noted at local churches and Marion General Hospital references. Roy Cox, Mabel Schram, and others are referenced for wake times, funeral rites, and burial locations in Richmond and surrounding areas.
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Mabel Schram
Mabel M. Schram
Mant Sehram
New York
Ccanyse
Schram
Dita
Marion
H Ospit
Soup
Sadie Conaway Miller
Anderson
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Native of Madison County Markleville Indiana Robert Ham died at Mowdray Gable Nursing Home Amergon age 87. Funeral at Willkie Funeral Home Markleville with burial at Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown. Survived by daughter Tue Ham Indianapolis two grandchildren and a sister Blanche Sonson Markleville.
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Ham Markleville
Naam
Markleville
Mowdray
Gable
Amergon
Funwat
So Son Funeral
Wilkisan
de Maw
Robert Bishop
Irterment
Glen Gove
Knightstown
Prumds
Condo
Mavison
Mr. Ham
Benjamin F
Charity
T. Ham
The
Baptist Church
Markleville Mast Christian Church
Knights of Sythias
Marsleville Brother
Patrols Lead Central Junior High Band Parade
School patrols join a Meridian Street march after a Paramount theater showing and patrol awards. The Central Junior High Band leads the procession to Broadway and to the park with saluted patrols. Local sponsors include Meaterwal Order of Police, Enpes Packing Company and Diemen's Bakery. Coke Cola provides salt drinks.
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Paramount Theater
Atvo
Central Junior High School
Meridian St
Ath ‘St
Broadway
Park
Meaterwal Order of Police
Enpes Packing Company
Diemen's “Bakery
Gunter
Coke Cola
Mer
Shadyside
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Marilyn Joann Zion
Anderson Roy B. Foshee
Helen E. Ruckerman
David Eugene Ritter
Lynn Benedict
Edwood
Donald Keith Cobb
Brenda Calene Hughes- Anderson
Daniel Eugene Noland
Pamela Joyce
Vaughn Charles Witkins
Alexandria
Connie Lynn Fulloc
Alexandrian
Robert Eugene Goodman
Celia Catherine Baker
Pendleton
Willian Lewis Sturtsman
Mexandria
Janice Lou Wright
George A. Mason
Karen L. Boneh
Rroger
Date Chalk
Kokomo
Margo Sue Rhodes
Vern. J. Clam
Middletown
Mollie KF
Lawrence
Dennis G. Cornell
Cheryl L. Mollenkopf
Minshal
Gregory Ala Oldham
Dinah Lee Hazel
Rovert
EB. Baker
Mary L. House
WCTU
Dunkirk
Indiana
Indianapoliz
Fortas
Scott
Charley Knowles
Castle Ft
Jack O'Bell
W. Chesterfield
J. Tb. Milne
Harald Walters
Ranike Dr
Aral Myerbaugh
Bova
Commnnity
Ranald Swords
Rita Gil
Miert Buriay
Summitville
Mapital
Claude
Myers Meciouliy
Portia Furcint
Faplewood Cemetery
AL Rozelle
Lerae Cantsa
Onusie
Alpe
Ansel Howe
Cowes
Decker
Synuit
Delanes
Bonnie
Vivek Tran
Shen
Eyni¢Nee
Britain
Hei Marshals
Visiowals
Alawbrooke
Aml Montgomers
Framee
Charles de Gaulle
America
Dwiht Dnhower
Doulas
A. MacArthur
Omar Bradl
Lea Ries
Pales
Wits
Perkins Gail
King Fentwee Syndicate
Ine
Mite
Aida
Massengill
MLL
Dorothy Breck
Finavit I
Dorothy Borgeenck
Orneten
Claude Myers
Chile
Ada Thotas
KL i. Steement
Cotta
Royilen Cox
Pinal Ritesy Thain
Daday Ab the Jones Ani
Ueneval
Richmond
Bo Cox
Pape
Thur
Thamn
Jichmond
Madison
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