McGovern outlines foreign policy aims in Cleveland
Sen George McGovern in Cleveland pledges focus on agricultural and technical aid while warning the Vietnam war remains the core issue. He criticizes Nixon’s approach as isolationist and calls for recognizing mainland China and a permanent Japanese seat on the UN Security Council. He supports Israel and urges troop withdrawals in Europe within three years.
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Cleveland
George McGovern
McGovern
Nixon
Indochina
Hanoi
City Club
China
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Soviet Union
Delco Remy Forms Market Analysis Planning Group Headed
R L Bob Edwards announces the creation of a market analysis and planning group within the Delco Remy sales department and names Harold L Spears as market analysis and planning manager. The reshuffle names Danny J Boyer, Garry H Schlensker, and Tom F Joyner to new posts with responsibilities across the northeastern region and Anderson office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco-Remy
R. L
Bob” Edwards
Edwards
Harold L. Spears
Danny J. Boyer
Spears Garry H. Schlensker
Boyer
Anderson
W. K. Sigler
Tom F. Joyner
Schlensker
B. W. Johnson
Spears
Purdue
Delroy
Garry Schlensker
Anderson High School
U.S. Navy
Hoosier Firm Chief Objects To Congressman Remarks
Laser of Crown Point Indiana objects to Rep. Aspin Wisconsin claims linking his firm to sabotaging FDA efforts. He says the obesity drug product was grandfathered and not recalled, and that Laser Inc has always cooperated with the FDA and acts within the law to protect consumer health and truthful labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Point
Ind
Indiana
Wisconsin
Donald A. Laser
iCrown Point
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Aspin
General Accounting Office
FDA
Food and Drug Administration
Laser
Wih
Laser, Inc
County Nurses Attend Lily Company Overnight Tour
Members of the Madison County society of registered nurses will visit the Eli Lilly Company for an overnight stay and a full day tour instead of their October meeting. Wes Pittman arranged the visit with Lilly. One group arrives in Indianapolis October 11, another October 12. nurses may opt in or out and should contact the Red Cross for details.
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Madison County Society of RN
Eli Lilly Company
Jackie Buell
The
RN Society
Lilly Firm
Wes Pittman
Indiana
Polis
Lilly Center
Red Cross Office
Vivian Willis
Del Rey Toastmaster Speaks Award Winners Named
An October theme Be Witched Bothered and Bewildered framed the Del Rey Toastmasters meeting. Frank Anderson won First Place for his speech, with Richard Wickens taking Second Place and Most Improved honors for his talk on Abortion and Liberty.
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Frank Anderson
del Rey
Richard Wickens
Carl Young
Byron Chamberlin
Pan American Union Formed From 1890 Conference
The Pan American Union emerged from the first North South conference in 1890, marking a milestone in regional cooperation among American states and guiding diplomatic and economic efforts across the hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pan American Union
Local Special Olympics medalists to headline benefit parade
Mary Ann won a silver medal and Vicki Patterson a bronze at the Special Olympics for the Retarded held last June in Terre Haute. Both are Sheltered Workshop trainees. The Saturday parade is a benefit for the Association for the Retarded to support their activities.
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Nunn
Vicki Patterson
Mary Ann
Vicki
Terre Haute
Association For the Retarded
Judge Panel Keeps Communist Ballot Off Indiana Election
In Indianapolis a three judge Seventh Circuit panel upheld the Indiana Election Board denying the Communist Party a November ballot spot. The court found the loyalty oath did not meet prior court orders and allowed the board to reject the party’s affidavit.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Election Board
Communist Party
Indiana
Election Board
7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
American Independent
Peace and Freedom
American and Peace and Freedom
Supreme Court
Simon Boorda
South Bend
Indiana Communist Party
Theodore L. Sendak
U.S. Supreme Court
Physician Receives Suspended Sentence in Abortion Case
Connersville physician Dr. Bertram W. Sanders pleaded guilty to one of six charges of aiding in abortion. Madison Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith issued an 1 month 27 day suspended sentence with three years probation and allowed Sanders to continue practicing medicine.
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Connersville
Bertram W. Sanders
Madison
Carl T. Smith
Fayette
Anderson College reports record freshman class
AC Freshmen Most Prestigious Class includes over 20 percent of about 450 new students admitted with distinction. President Robert H. Reardon notes 20 top high school graduates among entrants from states including Maryland Michigan and New York. Local students named on the distinction list include Debra Bennett Kristine Crane Judith Gray Cheryl Johnson Cynthia Lash and others plus Gayle Hutchins Beth Olsace John Zerkle and Patricia Hutton.
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Anderson College
Maryland
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Alaska
New York
West Virginia
California
Florida
Missouri
Kentucky
Kansas
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Oregon
New Jersey
Minnesota
Arizona
Illinois
Anderson Area
Highland High School
Debra Lynn Bennett
Anderson High School
Kristine Beth Crane
Judith Irene Gray
Cheryl Ann Johnson
Cynthia Jo Lash
David Hollis Pistole
Mary Jane Simpson
Madison Heights High School
Gayle Lane Hutchins
Beth Ellen Olsace
John Robert Zerkle
Patricia Elaine Hutton
Times cites broad accord on ending Vietnam war reported by London paper
The Times of London says Americans and North Vietnamese reached a broad agreement in Moscow and Paris via Kissinger and North Vietnamese officials. Details to be announced after the November 7 election. The North Vietnamese favor a coalition in Saigon with broad representation, possibly leading to a Communist takeover. The White House would not comment.
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London
The
Times of London
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Moscow
Paris
Times
South Vietnam
Area Deaths Share Obituary Details In Anderson Area
Gerald J. Hopkins 66 of 2202 Main St died at St. John's Hospital. He worked 36 years at Guide Lamp and retired in 1967 from the GM plant. Survived by his wife. Kenneth Fowler 67 died after illness at 2920 George St. He was a Shell Oil distributor, a circuit and city court bailiff for 12 years, and survived by wife Trula and three children. Funeral plans pending with Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. Funeral services set for Monday at Baker Brothers with East Maplewood Cemetery burial. Dwight McDougall 54 of Rt. 5 Noblesville died at home. Self-employed carpenter, survived by wife Alberta, one daughter Judith, a son James, siblings and five grandchildren. Funeral tentative for 2 p.m. Saturday at Ronald Seals Funeral Home. Mrs Gladys Jeraldine Villars 54 of New Orleans survived by husband Earl three sons and a daughter. Five brothers and two sisters also survive. Funeral 10 a.m. today in Joseph Laughlin Funeral Home New Orleans.
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Gerald J. Hopkins
Main St
St. John’s Hospital
Guide Lamp
Madison County
Trula
Mary Jane Davenport
Bloomington
Robert E. Fowler
Scottsdale
Ariz
Juanda Odell
Anderson
Mamie Powless
Harold E. Rozelle
Phyllis
Gary
Dale
John
Phoenix
Hilda Martin
Josephine Lamphear
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
East Maplewood
Noblesville
Dwight McDougall
Rt. 5
Morgantown
Hamilton County
Alberta
Steve
Judith) Steele
James McDougall
Greenfield
Gilmond
New Palestine
Royce
Indianapolis
Warren
Edna Martin
Pine Mountain
Wilma Kitchens
Evansville
Ronald Seals
Earl
William
Richard Friedman
New Orleans
Walter Sheets
Gloria
Luther
Robert Stockdale
Elwood
David Stockdale
Tipton
Charles Stockdale
Kokomo
John Stockdale
U.S. Navy
Alma Swengler
Mary Stockdale
Joseph Laughlin
Magazine St
Newborns Reported At Local Hospitals This Week
Twin girls born to Mr and Mrs Travis Lawrence Ingalls at St Johns Hospital. A boy born to Mr and Mrs William Gilliand at 1810 W 53rd Street. A boy born to Mr and Mrs James Williams at 1710 Noble Street at Community Hospital.
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Travis Lawrence
Ingalls
William Gilliland
W. 53Rd St
Community Hospital
James Williams
Noble St
Man Precharged In Robberies Here
A spokesman for the Anderson Police Department says George Edward Hendricks was arrested and precharged Thursday in connection with a armed robbery at Guaranteed Cleaners on September 30. About 153 dollars was taken.
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Criminal Investigation Division
Anderson
Guaranteed Cleaners
George Edward Hendricks
Katheryn York 74 Elwood native dies after illness
Katheryn Kate York 74 of Elwood Owensville Ky died Thursday noon at Mercy Hospital after months of illness. She is survived by five children Thelma Horseman Carl York Jr Virginia Quesenberry Travis Rigdon and Charles York 22 grandchildren and one brother Sid Vice. Funeral arrangements list Dunnichay Funeral Home with body moved Saturday to Richardson Funeral Home Owensville Ky for final rites Sunday at 2 p.m. Burial will follow in Bethel Cemetery Owensville.
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Elwood
Owensville
Katheryn
Kate” York
Mercy Hospital
Thelma Horseman
Carl York Jr
Virginia Quesenberry
Morehead
Travis
Rigdon
Charles York
Sid Vice
Sharpesburg
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Lily
Perry Davis
Don Burk
Art Emmerling
Don Alexander
Emerson Brooks
Richard Hargrove
Tere
A. J. Looper
First Free Will Baptist Church
Central Way
Hoyt Wright
Ninth St
Frankton
Hoyt Wright Company
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Elks Club
the McMahan and Leib Co
Clothiers Corp. and Wickbury Ltd
New York City
American Legion
Board of Works
C. D. Rotruck
Harold E. Ro‘zelle
East Maplewood Cemetery
Wayne
Emma Wright
Iredell Wright
Judith Moreing
Atherton
Calif
Roselee Etchison
Muncie
Robert H. Reardon
Church of God Liberal Arts School
London Paper
White House
Saigon
First Baptist Church
Daleville
Horace Shuman
Harold Garoutte
Shelbyville Baptist Temple
Independent Fundamental Church
County
Gerald Hopkins
J. Kenneth Fowler
George St
Gladys Villars
Gladys Jeraldine Stockdale Villars
Kenneth Fowler
St. John's Hospital
Vickers
Kathryn York
State Council of the
Democratic Republic of North Viet Nam
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