Kosygin Returns to Moscow After Cairo Mission
Premier Alexei Kosygin flew back to Moscow from Cairo after a secret four day visit seen by diplomats as a possible push for a Mideast cease fire. Reports from Tanjug and Al Ahram describe talks with Anwar Sadat and five sessions aimed at ending the Arab Israeli war with international forces securing borders and inviolability.
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Premier Kosygin
Moscow
Cairo
Alexei N. Kosygin
United Nations
New York
Nixon
United States
Israel
Tanjug
al Ahram
Mohammed — Hassanein Heikal
Washington
Kremlin
U.N
U.S
Security Council
Viet Union
Soviet Union
Tass
Kosygin
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
The
Middle East
Russia
Ome Westennaptomarsan Moscow
al Abram
Sadat
Boris Krotkor
Nosygin
Sa~dat
Krotkoy
Kosyygin
Leonid I
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Kosyigin
Police Blotter Two Men Hurt In Pendleton Ave Crash
Harold J. Hayes 28 of 118 Winding Dr and Marvin D. Wiley 25 of W 27th St were treated at Community Hospital for injuries from a two vehicle crash on Pendleton Avenue near Wah Street. Meantime Ronald B. Me 29 of 2001 Seminole Dr drove the other car. Hayes sustained knee and elbow injuries while Wiley had a head injury.
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Anderson and
Alexandria
Community Hospital
Pendleton Avenue
Wah Street
Harold J. Hayes
Winding Dr
Marvin D. Wiley
27Th St
Ronald B. Me
Seminole Dr
Hayes
Pendletonne
Guide 1
McKenney Auto
Tiayes
Wiley
Woman Injured in Meridian and 14th Streets Crash
Geneva S Gibbs 26 of 1211 F 29th St suffered cuts to the fore end in a Friday intersection crash at Meridian and 14th Streets. Her eastbound auto collided with southbound Graydon Collier 72 of 1915 W 10th St. Both drivers said they had a green light.
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Geneva S. Gibbs
F. 29Th St
Meridian
1Sth
Gibbs
14Th Street
Graydon Collier
W. 10Th St
Two Children Hurt in E 1th Street Pileup
Police said two children Angel Keirns six and Kelly Keirns two suffered injuries after a chain reaction crash at East 1th Street and 109 bypass. Melody Keirns driving north on the bypass hit a truck, causing a rear end collision with Jerrell Bannon and a sequence of impacts involving multiple vehicles. Mrs. Keirns planned to seek hospital treatment.
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E. 1Th Street
109 Bypass
Angel
Kelly Keirns
Melody Keirns
Jerrell Bannon
Hemlock
Bannon
Willr Hasler
Sher. Dr
Jack W. Elingwood
Beechwood Dr
Keirns
Frankton Girls Held for Drug Possession
Two 15 year old Frankton girls are detained at Mundgen County Juvenile Center on charges related to possession and being under the influence of dangerous drugs. Police say one girl arrived home from school with prescription pills found by a parent. A second girl, her cousin, was reported ill at school.
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Frankton
Mundgen County
Death notices sweep Anderson and Madison County area
Mary Ros Robinson 84 of Shirley widow of William Robinson died Friday at Greenfield Nursing Home after two years illness. Son Carl J. of Indianapolis and brother Claude Brown of Greenfield among others survive. Funeral Monday 2 PM at Estell Fury Home Shirley with Rev. Morris officiating. interment in Harlan Cemetery. Charles Slater 54 of High Calif died Friday after extended illness. Survivors include three sons and mother Mrs. Eliza Slater Pendleton. Funeral Monday at WPF Me tuchinson 81 of Milford died at Pontiac Michigan hospital after extended illness. Aunt of Mayor Robert L. Bo of Ante Born. Services Monday at Rowen Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Charles Sie 80 Noblesville, brother of Mrs. Cathie Pisier and Mrs. George Roblesville, retired mail carrier and teacher. Services Friday at Coaltrin Funeral Home and burial in Little Eagle Cemetery. Mollie Jones 78 of SwOod died last night at Tipton Memorial Hospital. Widow of Aaron Jones. Born Aug 4 1675 in Madison County. Funeral Monday Aroma Methodist Church 2 PM. burial Aromai Cemetery. George Ball 74 of Elwood died yesterday afternoon after five months illness. Survived by wife Anna Wood Ball. WWI veteran. Funeral Monday 1 PM at Dunnichay Funeral Home Elwood with viewing after 2 PM.
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Forlirley
Mary Ros- Robinson
Shirley
Veidow
William Robinson
Greenfield
Ifield Brotherhood
Sis
Carl J
Indianapolis
Claude Brown
Rainchild
Estell Furyal
Fumral
Joe
Morris
Shirley Friends Church
Jy Harlan
Anderson
G. Slater
High
Calif
Eliza Slater
Pendleton
Laverne
Utchinson
Milford
Rowen
Memorial Park
Funer
Ollie Jones
Mollie Jones
Tipton Memorial Hospital
George Ball Elwood
George Ball
S. E St
Mr. Ball
Alexand
Anna Wood Ball
Veteran's Association
Elwood
Dunnichay Plneral
Nixon seeks 2.2 billion in military aid for Israel
President Nixon asked Congress for 2.2 billion in military aid for Israel and 200 million in security assistance for Cambodia. He cited Soviet arms shipments to Syria and Egypt as threatening the regional balance and urged swift emergency funding while planning for a longer struggle.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Israel
Syria
Egypt
Senate
House
Cambodia
United States
Nis
Mideast
Nixson
Soviet Union
Defense Department
Air Force
Pentagon
Tel Aviv
State Department
Ales N. Kosygin
Moscow
Cairo
George Mahon
D-Tex
Gerald L. Warren
Middle East
American Killed By Guerrillas In Beirut Siege
Marxist guerrillas killed an American hostage during a 25 hour Bank of America siege in Beirut as 39 hostages were rescued. John C. Maxwell, 52, of Long Beach California, was killed by automatic fire amid gunbattles with Lebanese forces and guerrillas. Police reported seven wounded, including civilians and officers, with a tense standoff continuing as negotiators sought releases and ransom terms.
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Holger Jensen
Associated Press
Beirut
Bank of America
John C. Maxwell
Long ¢ Beach
Calif
Berea Mercenet
Ner Son
Jong c' Land
Plusi Ng
Maxwell
Douglas Aircraft Co
Long Police
Beach
California
Lass
Gertrude
Nixon Warns Tapes Crisis Could Split Nation
In a broad statement Nixon warned the nation of a strain imposed by the Watergate investigations and court cases. He urged staying strong and acting decisively to avoid a constitutional confrontation while stressing unity at home and resolve abroad. Nixon argued keeping tapes at home could trigger a broader crisis and proposed a compromise approach to avoid partisan political damage.
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Nixon
Mattters
T Hose
Elliot L. Richardson
Atorney
Supreme Court
Ambulance Runs to St John’s Hospital on Jan 7
At 7:18 a.m Janet Harris 27 of 11 Redbud Blvd. was taken to St Johns Hospital with illness. At 9:15 a.m Herb Glass 66 of 3104 Columbus Ave. was also taken to St Johns Hospital, reported as suffering.
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Janet Harris
Redbud Blvd
St. John's Hospital
Herb Glass
Columbus Ave
Funeral Services for Elizabeth Auler in Alexandria
Funeral services held at Our Blessed Savior Lutheran Church in Alexandria for Elizabeth Auler 73 of 1505 East 31st Street. Interment followed at 100F Cemetery in Alexandria.
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Our Blessed Savior” Lutheran Church
Alexandria
Elizabeth A.’ Auler
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Masaref
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Wth
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24Th and
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Friendly Congregation
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Anderson College
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Lone Oak Rd
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George Cole
Muncie
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St. John’s
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