Kissinger Tho Win Nobel Peace Prize for Vietnam Cease Fire
Oslo officials announced Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho would share the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize for shaping the Paris cease fire ending the Vietnam War. The prize, 255000 Swedish crowns each, will be presented December 10 at a ceremony in Oslo.
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Vietnam
New Food Stamp Details From Madison County Officials
A Madison County welfare official explains federal guidelines governing food stamps, detailing how benefits are calculated, recipient abuse investigations, and changes in the program such as coupons for change. The program aims to reduce long term medical costs by ensuring balanced diets for low income families.
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Madison County
Welfare Department
Elt
Department of Agriculture
Indianapolis
Controversy at Anderson landfill site hearing
Pollution Board members and residents debated a proposed landfill near White River and the city of Anderson. Critics questioned fencing, drainage plans, and surface water containment while cost estimates and state guidelines were challenged. The mayor and officials outlined efforts to study an acceptable new site and involve broader authorities before zoning actions.
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Sit Sacre
White River
Wis Mruw
Tie Lav Semen Rod of
Anderson
Reasoner
East Side
Rockford
Ill
Anderson City
John Manship
City Engineering Office
Lloyd ‘Mellenthin
Anderson Board of Public Works
Mellenthin
Robert Rock
LWY
Jackson defeats Massell to become Atlanta's first Black mayor
In a landmark election, Carl R. Jackson unseated Mayor Sam Massell to become the first Black mayor of a major Southern city. With most precincts counted, Jackson led Massell 47,144 to 37,149 as voters shifted toward Black leadership amid a new city charter and anticipated shifts in executive and legislative authority.
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Maynard
Jckson
Sam Massell
Jackson
Massel
Massell
Wyche Fowler
Hosea Williams
Fowler
Williams
Atlanta
Fulton County Superior’ Court
Charles Wolford
Henry M. Hender Tson
Jackon
Ity Council
Vice Magic
Southern Christian Leadership Confernce Chapter
Maskell
New Atlanta Mayor Massell Triumphs In Historic Victory
In Atlanta Georgia Sam Massell the incumbent vice mayor with a polished image wins a decisive victory to become the citys first black mayor. The 1958 race marks a dramatic rise from an underdog bid four years earlier when Massell carried the white collar ward against a Republican alderman and grows into broad cross racial support including white voters.
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Awyer
New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital and Local Births
Reported births include twins a boy and a girl for Mr and Mrs Dennis Patterson of 1024 Sherman. a boy for Mr and Mrs David Webb of Noblesville. a boy for Mr and Mrs James Carr of 4917 Delaware. a girl for Mr and Mrs Michael Muss EE2 1008 Columbus Ave. a girl for Mr and Mrs Thomas Doctorier of 2198 Crystal. a girl for Mr and Mrs Richard Whitaker of 2714 Seminole Dr. a boy for Mr and Mrs Eddie Wyant of RK 1 Lapel. a girl born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Juning of Richmond at Reid Hospital.
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Sherman
David Webb
Noblesville
James Carr
Delaware
Michael Muss
Columbus Ave
Thomas
Crystal
Community Hospital
Jtr
Richard Whittaker
Seminole Dr
Eddie Wyant
Jerry
Junning
Richmond
Reid Hospital
Anderson
Jack
Davidson
Lawson Jr
Columbia City
David
Lawson Sr
Lindberg Rd
Massell
Atlanta
Officials push study of city school garbage plan
City and school officials pressed to study a district wide garbage solution and advertise a refuse contract for the system by year end. Sipes said the split work burden frustrates his duties with winter recreation planning and city service issues. Debris at Central Junior High demolition should be cleared by Friday if weather holds. The board approved a 500000 Citizens Banking Co loan and a 497444 general fund appropriation with a public hearing planned Nov 8. Killbuck Elementary was named and two quarters of night classes at Anderson Area Vocational Technical School were approved. Iv Tech letter hinted at an industrial management degree possible if space allows, with trial use of the facility this year.
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Anderson Area Vocational Technical School
Indiana Vocational Technical College
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Board delays Sheaty Park bids and parkwork questions
The Works Board heard no bids for the Sheaty Park renovation and will wait two weeks for responses. Daniel Young said area contractors showed little interest in landscaping work, suggesting subcontractors handle such tasks. Don McCarty may bid. other actions include a $10,000 land contract near Range Line Road and 10th Street for substations, a fence around the West Eighth Street water tower, and transfers totaling $9,000 for guard rail replacement.
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City Planning Commission
Robert Vickers
Range Line Road
10Th Street
Gene Crull
Water Department
West Eighth Street
Fairview Tower
BAW Fence Supply Co
Anderson
Sears & Roebuck Co
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary fragment reports deaths in Anderson and Madison County area. Mentions Loraine Muncie as a longtime wife, service details at Warren's Memorial Home, and burial in Marion. Also notes David C. Bass of Anderson died in a California sailboat accident, with search halted by storms and rites set in Muncie.
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Kendall Muncie
Loraine Oent
Anderson
Washington, D.C
Methodist
Anders
Warren
David C. Bass
Muncie
Little Yana Bass
Arrow Ave
Tolsom Lake
California
Hubert C
Yvonne Painter Bass
Muntie
Unitarian Universalist
Morrison Rd
Ppeamk
Ambulance Runs Reported by Fire Department Sunday
Emergency calls record three ambulance runs at St. John's Hospital. Leonard Jordan of 1683 W First St was ill, Thomas Tate of 2801 Brentwood Dr reportedly had trouble breathing, and Ethel Thomas of 608 Meridian St was transported for unspecified illness.
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First St
St. John’s Hospital
Thomas Tate
Brentwood Drive
St. John's Hospital
Ethel Thomas
Meridian St
Lady Bird Visits Old Village in Argentina and Las Vegas
BUENOS AIRES AP says President Lastiri named ambassador to Italy is a possible favorite, while he and his wife plan a vacation in Las Vegas. Congress reported Lastiri asked for a stay until November 15, with friends describing the couple as Las Vegas bound though no official appointment has been made.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
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Arrass
Lasco
Italy
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