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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1972

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Deadline Nears for Absentee Voting Applications

Mailigan County voters face a nine week window before the election as absentee ballot forms become available. Electors confined to home, nursing homes, or hospitals can apply via the county election board or party headquarters. The county appoints two-member absentee boards per precinct, one from each party, to deliver ballots to confined voters next Saturday and Monday.

Mailigan County Wavello County Election Board Yoler

Cease-Fire Near as Peace Force Plans Proceed

Diplomatic sources report a tentative ceasefire agreement to end the Vietnam war with a 2500 member international force to monitor the armistice. Canada Indonesia Mongolia and Poland would each provide 230 officers to supervise the withdrawal and prisoner releases by a six day window. Kissinger and Nixon aides indicate final details may be resolved soon with Paris talks continuing and a possible Sunday accord target.

Washington Vietnam Canada Indonesia Mkingary Poland White House Ronald Aigler Newssnen Henry A. Kissinger Nixon United States International Control Commission Kissinger la Duethe Nanoi

Final Onslaught of Political Appeals Ahead of Election Day

A flood of last minute campaign events unfolds in Anderson and surrounding areas as gubernatorial candidates, a senator, a presidential commission head, the president’s son in law, and all four congressional hopefuls schedule appearances. The blitz includes school assemblies, door to door canvassing, rallies, and press conferences across multiple towns with voters invited to meet candidates and ask questions.

Anderson Anderson High School Theodore Sendak AHS Assembly Madison Heights Highland Mt Lith Aan Marilou Wertzler GOP Andersay Robert Orr Ile Cheltenfield Orr Richard Badine Katie Williams Madison County Tociay Elwood Phil Sharp Trixler Crpsiyes Tily Hall Seconrhaus Anil William Ruekelshaus National Environmental Protection Agency Will Ranhid Anderson Caloge David W. Dennis Nixon-Hawen Pendleton Chesterfield Congressmain Summeville Repnileans Southdaly Kanart MPA

Evansville Mayor Lloyd Attacks Welsh On Property Tax Relief

Evansville mayor Russell G. Lloyd, first Republican reelected in the city, criticizes Welsh and endorses Dr. Otis Bowen in a drive by Indiana GOP surrogates. Lloyd cites past tax bills and pledges, argues for substantial property tax relief and local spending controls, as Bowen touts tax cuts and relief measures. The campaign swing includes visits to Anderson and other Indiana counties to bolster Bowen and the GOP slate.

Evansville Russell G. Lloyd Anderson Matt Ish Otis Bowen Lloyd Bowen Indiana Welsh General Assembly Mayer Lloyd Inediana Dr. Bowen Lioyd Anderson Bills Neowstaca Madison County Marion Lake Allen St. Joseph Vanderburgh Robert Orr Anterson Nixombowen Penney William BD. Ruckelshas National Engiremental Protection Agency Decker Mall Anderson College GOP Nixon-Howen Lake County South Bend Kineun Eyansville Tote Usute Fort Wayne Indianapolis Muncie Rowen Congressmag David W. Dennis Nayal Richard Lugac Belaware County

Debates Nixon McGovern at Anderson College forum

A Tuesday debate at Anderson College featured Nixon backers led by Charles Gaus and Stephen Lloyd arguing the president’s record on the economy Vietnam and leadership while McGovern supporters urged a new direction. Analysts noted Nixon’s domestic strides and criticisms of Watergate sparked heated exchanges as both sides pressed for voters aged 18 to 20 to participate nationwide.

Richard Nixon Anderson College Atterson Alytorney Charles Gaus Stephen Lloyd Gebanons Mellovern Thomas Pappas Sherry Tomirl Williamstown Vietnam Lloyd Siden John Kennedy Lyndon Johinson Tloyd Nixon Vappas Nixon Credibilly Pappas China Russia McGovern Hilling Miss Tenart George Washington Wappas Lingh Lebanon CTA FRA Gaus

Woman dies in Southside shooting on Columns Avenue

A woman died at St John’s Hospital after a gunfire incident on Columns Avenue. Police say the woman shot her ex-husband before turning the gun on herself, the husband injured in the blast. The coroner listed the death as a personal safety related gunshot wound to the head. Survivors include a daughter Kathleen Bryant and two sons, Joseph and Ralph, with services planned at Weston Funeral Home.

St. John's Hospital Astiam Tesday Watali Maviy Abia Colum Abbott Wumrity Basqual St. Carlos Street Lonnie Weston Weston Abbot Anderson Guide Lamp Division Arto Soose Forge Mages Guide Kathleen Bryant Andersony Uwe Joseph Abbott Ralph Chesterfield Ralph West Jr Russell D. West Lakeland Ila Nephmya

Hanoi Urges U S To Sign Vietnam Peace Pact

North Vietnam blames the United States for not signing the cease fire agreement and calls for rapid signature. Other items include a Chicago train crash probe, Perry winning the Cy Young, Chile cabinet quits, and forecast rain with warmer conditions.

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