U.S. Splits With Soviets Over Mideast War at UN
The Security Council adjourned without decision as the United States and the Soviet Union clash on how to halt fighting in the Middle East. John Scali urged Israel Egypt and Syria to halt operations and return to prewar positions while China demanded condemnation of Arab aggression. Malik warned against a veto without clear Israeli withdrawal, and Britain urged a quick end to hostilities. Egypt accused Israel of striking first and called for withdrawal of U.N. observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Kramer
Associated Press
United Nations
N. Y
Security Council
United States
Soviet Union
China
U.S
John A. Scali
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Huang Hua
Scali
Jacob Malik
Middle East
Malik
France
Britain
Sir Donald Maitland
Maitland
U.N
Golan Heights
Suez Front
Council
Zayyat
Kurt Waldheim
Egyptaan
Suez Canal
Cairo
Canal
Donald Maitland
General Assembly
Pearl Harbor
Abba Eban
Nixon cancels trip as U S seeks settlement over crisis
President Nixon announced through Ron Ziegler he would cancel plans to dedicate a dam in Carthage Tennessee and stay in Washington to pursue a diplomatic settlement in the Arab Israeli crisis. Brezhnev contact and Kissinger efforts cited while Congress backs a Security Council approach and calls for a ceasefire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Ziegler
Carthage
Tenn
Beoy
Washington
U.N. Security Council
Kissinger
Syria
Zegler
Congress
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Pearl Harbor
Lebanese Border Fire Sees Israeli Air Raids Echoed
Lebanese watch as Israeli air strikes blast Syrian positions on the Golan Heights near the Lebanese border. Jets fly over, explosions echo, with Lebanese checkpoints blocking foreign reporters and reports of casualties from a Syrian camp. Palestinian guerrillas observed nearby amid the cross border tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjaoun
Lebanon
Arrison
Golan
Associated Press
Alex Etty
Jedeidah
Here
Efty
Israel
Rocke
Bell Hike Studied Stirs Indiana Residents
Residents across Indiana weigh the impact of a Bell telephone rate increase totaling 23.4 million dollars. Community members including Victoria Hart of Blackfoot Drive note personal reliance on service and cautious acceptance as the plan moves forward after Bell’s request was trimmed by 8.1 million. Anderson area business rates will rise to between 19.40 and 23.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Hart
Blackfoot Drive
Indiana
Bell
Anderson Area
Teen Cited In Shooting Of Stennis Pleads Guilty
Washington teen Tyrone Marshall, 19, pled guilty amid a jury trial in the case tied to the January 30 shooting of the chairman of the Armed Services Committee. Judge Joseph Waddy deferred sentencing, noting a possible Youth Corrections Act option. Marshall’s older brother John Marshall previously pleaded guilty. another co defendant Derick Holloway agreed to testify under immunity after initially balking.
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Stennis
Washington
Sen
John C. Stennis
Tyrone I. Marshall
Joseph Waddy
Marshall
Waddy
Armed Services Committee
John
Derick Holloway
Emergency Hospital Runs Reported Across City
A sequence of emergency transports records multiple patients, ages from 3 to 85, taken to Community Hospital or St. John's Hospital from addresses on Forest Drive Walton Walton West Mound Mall Lynn Jackson Fremont Pitt Nelle and other streets. Incidents involve illness and a fall with times from early morning to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cleaver
Forest Drive
Community Hospital
Fred Scott
Walton
St. John’s Hospital
Mary Burton
W. 15Th St
Emma Gross
Morningside Drive
Nancy Slusser
Westems
Mounds Mall
Sharon Aberpathy
E. Lynn St
St. John's Hospital
Clyde Thompson
Cottage Ave
Daniel New
W. 6Th St
Kissinger Urges Soviet Responsibility in Middle East
Secretary of State Kissinger urged the Soviet Union to act responsibly in the Middle East or détente could fall apart. He warned against attempts to gain global or regional predominance and said the U.S. will oppose policies exploiting détente to weaken alliances. The remarks framed U.S. demand for sober Soviet positions amid ongoing diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry A. Kissinacer
Soviet Union
Middle East
Kissinger
U.S
Robert J. McCloskey
United States
Nixon
Stes
Deaths across Anderson area list Wiseheart Pace Samuels Spanuth Carey
A list of local obituaries from the Anderson area notes Mahlon D. Wiseheart of Fortville dying at Park-Riley Nursing Home Greenfield after two months as a patient. Other deaths include Herman Pace of Elwood, Miles L. Leisure of Jacksonville Fla, William H. Samuels of Middletown, Nick Pantos of Elwood, Otis T. Whited of Pendleton, Anna Spanuth Carey of Arcadia, W Robert Poor of Pendleton, Forrest Kimmerling of Kansas City and Julia E. Sellers of Anderson. Funeral details and survivors are given for each, with churches, cemeteries, and funeral homes named.
Police Make Drug Arrests In Anderson Area
The Anderson Narcotics Division released details of four local arrests on drug charges over several weeks. Paul E. Moto, 21, 1030 Silver Court, charged Sept. 26 with sale and possession of dangerous drugs, bond $10,000. Donald Ray Agnes, 20, 1432 Fletcher Sr., arrested Sept. 27 for sale and possession of narcotic drugs, bond $25,000. Edward Francis Kauffman, 2, and Bonnie Fay Kauffman, 18, both of 232 W. Second St., charged Oct. 3 and Oct. 4 with possession of dangerous drugs after authorities found over 28 ounces of marijuana.
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Anderson Police Department
Paul E. Moto
Silver Court
Donald Ray Agnes
Fletcher Sr
Moto
Aynes
Edward Francis Kauffman
Second St
Bonnie Fay Kauffman
Kauffman
Obituary notices for Mrs Mary Dean and Charles Hubbard
Mrs Mary Dean 78 of 1340 S E Street dies at Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. She married Dr Wayne Dean in 1919. he died in 1958. She was active in Presbyterian Church and Eastern Star. survived by son Donald Dean and four grandchildren. Funeral at Copher and Fesler with burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Friends call 2 to 9 p.m. today. Charles C Hubbard 61 of 1606 Jackson Street dies at St John’s Hospital. He worked as a YMCA night desk clerk, served in the Navy, and belonged to Jackson Park Church of God. Survived by daughter Marjorie Hudson, two sisters, and three grandchildren. Last rites Thursday 10 a.m. at Rowe and Weston Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Wiseheart
Fortville
Mahlon D. Wiseheart
Park- Riley
Greenfield
Clara
Hancock County
Rt. 2
First United Methodist Church
Vernon Township
Chester Winter
Everett Landrey
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Elwood
Herman Pace
S. G St
Parkview Convalescent Center
Bartholomew County
East Main Street
Rose Nell Salisbury
Fort Wayne
Leroy Pace
Jack Pace
Anderson
Copher
Brown and Butz
George Skinner
Glenn Skinner
Jackson Park
Nick Pantos
Main St
Mercy Hospital
Pantos
Ralph Richardson
Pendleton
Otis T
Whited
Moore Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Monsanto Chemical Company
Trenton
Mich
Aimee
Cora ‘Mae Beeler
Loretta Arbaugh
Kansas City
Scott Whited
Monroe
Mic
Julia E. Sellers
Cedar
Winnsboro
Zion Baptist Church
Ruth
Second Baptist
James Sellers
Tressie Fletcher
Jesse Sellers
Rufus Sellers
Orris Sellers
Green Sellers
Katie Chambers
Alice Sellers
Erma Sellers
Louisiana
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Second Baptist Church
Winsboro
Car State Cemetery
Winns
Mary Dean
S. E St
Wayne Dean
Presbyterian Church, Westminister Club
Eastern Star
Donald Dean
Rt. 3
Charles C. Hubbard
Jackson Sr
St. John's Hospital
YMCA
Hubbard
Rowe and Weston Funeral Home
Bur
Preparation H relief touted for hemorrhoidal itching
Advertisements claim Preparation H provides prompt temporary relief from rectal itching and swelling. Doctors report many patients benefited and some use it themselves or recommend it to families. The text cites ointment and suppositories as forms.
Elwood Woman Alverta Heaver Laid to Rest at Sigler Cemetery
Graveside rites for Alverta Heaver, 70, of Elwood, will be held at 3 p m today at Sigler Cemetery in Frankton. The Rev Max Bing ham will officiate. Funeral arrangements are by Jackley Landrum Funeral Home. She died Friday at Parkview Convalescent Center and was a native of Elwood.
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Elwood
Alverta Heaver
Max Bingham
Sigler Cemetery
Frankton
Jackley Landrum
Parkview Convalescent Center
Obituaries for Mildred Smith Clifford White and Jane Beard
Mildred Smith 77 formerly of Anderson died in Phoenix Arizona where cremation was held. Surviving husband Samuel and daughter Edith Ashby a Hiawatha School teacher. Clifford White a retired carpenter and father of Robert M White of Anderson died at Colfax with two other children surviving. Final rites for Mrs Jane Beard 77 will be held today at 2 p.m. at the McMullan funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Mildred Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Samuel
Edith Ashby
Hiawatha School
Robert M. White
Clifford White
Colfax
Jane Beard
McMullan
DePauw to host Indiana Ceramics Exhibition
DePauw University announced the 1973 Indiana Ceramics Exhibition to run November 18 to December 18 at the DePauw Art Center in Greencastle. Open to Indiana residents, the event awards at least 800 dollars. Entries due November 12 with a five dollar fee for up to four works.
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Greencastle
Epntry
Indiana
DePauw University
DePauw Art Center
DePauw
University of Evansville
David Middlebrook
University of Kentucky
DePauw University Art Center
Ind
David Herrold
Elkhart man linked to Arkansas jewelry store robbery
A warrant travels from Elkhart to Blytheville as Jerry Lee Jackson of Elkhart is held for over $40,000 jewelry store robbery in Elkhart on August 10. Mississippi County Arkansas Sheriff George Ford says Jackson faced an assault on an officer charge and had used the alias Leon Williams before being identified as Jackson this weekend.
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Elkhart, Ind
Elkhart
Blytheville
Ark
Jerry Lee Jackson
George Ford
Mississippi County
Jackson
Leon Williams
Odrinex Plan Promises Rapid Weight Loss
An advertisement touts the Odrinex Plan as a safe weight loss option with no drugs, no dieting, and no exercise. It claims thousands have used it over 14 years, offers a refund if fat loss is not achieved, and lists price options of 3.25 and 5.25 dollars.
New Arrivals Reported from Local Families
Newborns greet local households with five births listed. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kraag welcome a girl at 2809 St Charles. Mr and Mrs Ricky Buck at 1642 W Sixth St celebrate a boy. Mr and Mrs Ray Tattrie of 4707 Southern Way have a boy. Mr and Mrs Edward Schmidt in Alexandria greet a boy. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Dennis Hart of 1715 B St welcome a boy.
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Kenneth Kraag
St. Charles
Ricky Buck
Ray Tattrie
Southern Way
Edward Schmidt
Alexandria
Community Hospital
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Mohammed Hassen el- Zayyat
Mike’ Mansfield
Montana
The
Heights
Bell Hike
Holloway
Roy Flowers
Pendleton Ave
Charles Hubbard
Julia Finney
Freemont Drive
Carl Plummer
Pitt
Lillian Rent
Nelle
McVeys
W. 11Th
Dial
Anderson and
Madison County
Anderson Memorial Tren
Hartley
Arcadia
Donald Towsley
Carey Cemetery
Strawtown
Miles Leisure
Miles L. Leisure
Wabash Blvd
Jacksonville
Fla
Lake City Veterans Hospital
Berne
Florida
Daleville
Delco Remy
Marvell
Delbert Eugene Leisure
William
Caroline) Foland
Joan D. Leisure
Pat
Harriet) Gillespie
Fof Anderson
Fanthell) Cox
Muncie
Lenora Rhinehart
Rosa Jones
William Samuels
Middletown
William H. Samuels
High St
Ballard and Funeral Home
Harold Cattan
Miller Cemetery
Samuels
Delco Remy Division
Warner Gear
Mary Weatherford
Otis Whited
Anna Carey
Anna Spannuth Carey
Rt. 1
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Hamilton County
Walnut Grove
Larry
Edna) Eshelman
Ray
Marie) Flanders
Perkinsville
Fear Lang
Robert Poor
W. Robert
Randolph Poor
Snellings Funeral Home
Portsmouth
That
Forrest Kimmerling
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Edith Whetsel
Alvin Covell
Kimmerling
Whesel
Hazel Conkling
Knightstown
Kempton
Shel
Steve Beard
Tipton
Sev
Tiptonen
Great Hospital
Mrs. Beard
Dorothy Bockover
Ruth Kaufman
Julia Sellers
Hollow’s
Hollon’s
Panorama Center
East
10Th
Dennis Hart
Bellone Hearing Aid Service
Brown ST
Eddie Nealon
Bellone
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