McGovern vows to end war and send VP to Hanoi
McGovern promises immediate end to U S bombing and withdrawal from Vietnam within nine days of taking office. He would dispatch the vice president to Hanoi to speed prisoners’ return and pursue missing in action, while pressuring Saigon’s Thieu regime and seeking international recognition for any settlement. He contrasts his plan with Nixon’s policy, labeling it the decisive difference in the 1972 campaign.
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McGovern
Hanoi
Chicago
George McGovern
U.S
White House
Nixon
Sargent Shriver
Vietnam
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs of
United States
Laos
Camisbodia
Thailand
Indochina
McGowan
South Vietnnam
Bimeek
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thien
South Vietnam
Gen
Rotary International
Thiew
Thieu
Trias
Stony Creek and Duck Creek Probed for Pollution
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board cites Stony Creek in Lapel and Duck Creek in Wood as streams with unsafe bacteria levels. Officials warn fishing and contact could pose health risks for residents. 52 percent of Indiana's population served by sewers affected by high bacteria levels in recent years.
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Margaret Oshurn
Flerald
Indiana
Lapel
Tikely
Madison County
Polk Tony Creek
el Jlion Control Board
Wood
Duck Creek
Robert Cater
Board of Health Engineer
Police Blotter Highlights Drug Arrests and Pollution Talk
A police blotter notes Rebecca Irene Price, 24, of Fletcher, charged with possession of dangerous drugs and keeping a house of common nuisance. The item also covers pollution concerns on Stony Creek linked to inadequate sewage treatment, calls for improved plant operation, and a separate raid yielding marijuana, LSD, and amphetamines.
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Narcotics Division
Rebecca Irene Price
Fletcher
Trvo
Qarler
Stony’ S Reek
Slate Mead 32
Stony Creek
Carter
Lapel
Anderson
Wcarter
State Boardinf Health
Indianapo
David M. Phillips
Jordey
Fisherburg
Elwood
Washington
St. John's
Yole
Ste
James Padgett
Brown
Gona
Board At Health Inls
Mir
Dewey de Itors
Woose
Jackson
Bay
Madison Cir
Wayne David
Fridare
Mich
Alo
Earl Cromer
Ous
Blaze Damages Elwood Home
Elwood fire crews battled a Tuesday evening blaze after responding to a false alarm at 19th and 5.1 Street. No injuries were reported and the extent of the damage was under assessment.
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Blaze
Elwood
Local Couple In Mishap On Riverside Streets
A Mishap on Riverside streets left David White and his wife Nancy White injured and treated at Community Hospital after a rear end collision. Douglas Maranda, 22, of 335 Coventry Dr, reportedly diverted attention before the 3 30 pm crash on eighth street, with both vehicles involved.
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Avferson
John Streets
David White
van Buskirs Rd
Eighth Street
Douglas Maranda
Coventry Dr
Whie
Nancy
Maranda
Panel outlines Madison County juvenile center plan progress
Panel explains juvenile justice efforts at the Madison County center with counseling schools and community work. They note communication gaps with age pointed officials and debate federal funding and cross county use while praising past work for youths in trouble and urging public review.
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Page Con
Madison County
King
Simmrons
Dunkerly
Noye
Anderson And County Area Deaths Summary
Jennifer Denise Henry 24 of Greenfield died on arrival at Hancock County Hospital. Survived by parents Tony and Kay Van Duyn Henry, two sisters Angela, and other relatives. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Ronald Seals Funeral Home, Rev. Jarman Peckins officiating. Visitation after 1 p.m. Friends may call. Homer Skirvin, 76, of Anderson died at Community Hospital after illness. Survived by wife Edith, two sons, four daughters, six grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday 10:30 a.m. at Wesleyan Church, Rev. Roger [illegible] officiating. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Clarence Shuck, 92, lifelong Anderson resident, died after week’s illness. Survived by seven children and two sons, 18 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home, burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Lena Frances Denius, 58, formerly of 219 Widath Street, died in Mun Gay. Survived by brother Charles and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. at Methodist Home, graveside Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at Methodist Home. Buller Funeral Home Warren directing.
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Tony
Kay van Duyn
Henry
Angela
Sterle VacDuyn
Shirley
Curtis Trennepohl
Greenfield
Ronald Seals
Jarman Peckins
Eden United Methodist Church
Ray
Inday
Homer Skirvin
Anderson’ S
LC. Products, Inc
Wesleyan Church
American Legion
Edith
Claude Chinn
Elwoood
Leonard Hinds
Fort
Fletcher
Community Hospital
Delea-Remy
Tipton
William Betty
Paull
Texas
Dorig Zuisler
Arthur
Mary Ann) Salistebury
William
Shuck
Herbert
James Bi, Shuck
Anderson
Claude Shuck
Peru
Minnie
Tod
Brown and Butz
Inaim
Lidydwi Stuart
Vesley Church
Mapelwood Cemetery
First United Methodist Church
Gova Hitligoss
Charles
Methodist Home
Albert Clarke
Tuaalm
Maplewood
Buller
Warren
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Mark Five Limited, Inc
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Charles E. Moore
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Moore
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Colony Road
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Halford
Pamela R. Johnson
Pendialon
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Deanee
Mon Thru
Robin Hood
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Jaffarsonville
G. W. Moore
Hawker
Henryville
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Jennifer Denise Henry
Hancock Comisisantoriah Hospital
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Clarence Shuck
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