Nixon seeks TV address as Watergate turmoil deepens
President Nixon retreating to the Mountaintop to consider a public speech after firing Archibald Cox and amid calls for impeachment. Aides and officials discuss tapes, legal moves, and a cooling of reactions while Kissinger travels abroad and Haig counsels in the White House.
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Camp David
Nixon
Archibald Cox
White House
Capctin Mountains
Washington
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
John J. Sirica
Cox
Satur
Richardson
Anne J. Armstrong
Buchanan
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
J. Fred Buzhardt
Leonard Garment
Sirica
Appeals Court
Burchhardt
Two Anderson Residents Killed In Main Street Crash
A two vehicle collision at the Main Street intersection with US 36 Sunday at 7:25 PM left Leonard R. Johnson and Katherine Hull dead and another driver injured. Johnson, a Markleville man, and Hull, a Bryan native, were pronounced at St. John’s Hospital. The Clem auto struck by the Johnson vehicle carried Hull as a passenger. Funeral services for Hull are set for Wednesday at Baker Brothers with burial at Grove Lawn Cemetery. Johnson’s services Thursday at 10:30 AM at Baker Brothers, with burial at Anderson Memorial Cemetery. Funeral home visitation times are listed.
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Main Street
U S
Aderson
Clem
Markleville
Leonard R. Johnson
Forrest Terrace
Katherin
B. Hull
Main St
Johnson
Main
Edward
US. 36
St. John’s Hos
Clem Pital
Hull
Baker Brothers
Gary
Grove Awn
Pendleton
Fueral
Leonard
Rex) Johnson
Anderson
Guide Lamp
Uaw-Cio Soal
Patsy Sue Johnson
Amanda
Rex Johnson
Alva Patterson
Clinton
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
HL. Lanahan
Anderson Memorial Cemetery
Pam
Andersons and Madisn County Deaths Grace Morgan
Grace Morgan 78 a former Delco Remy employee died at a local nursing center after a lengthy illness native of Bowling Green she had lived here over 40 years Surviving are three children three sisters and many grandchildren The family will receive friends at Rowe Weston Funeral Home and the body will go to Bowling Green for burial in Smith Grove Cemetery
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Grace Cowles Morgan
Delco
Remy Division
Bowling Green
Dental Christian Church
Truman
Helen) Louden
Iitck
Anderson
George
Ruth) Beard
Rt. 6
Albert Cowles
Goshen
Ethel Minter
Peru
Lettie’ Coleman
Valley Springs
Bettie Wilson
Augusta
Will
Rowe
Weston
Hardy and Son Funeral Home
Smith Grove
Ethel Stage
Noblesville
Ethel E. Stage
Hamilton County
Riverview Hospital
Otto
Alberta Gerber
Georgia Baldwin
Marjorie Roudebush
Willitt Virginia Hall
Indianapolis
Coaltrin
Montoy
Mercy Systems
Orestes and Cunningham
Huntington
Mentary
South Side
Alexandria
Wesleyan Bar
Ball
State University
William E. Jones
Tri Sigma
Irene "Owens
Baptist Church
Fairmount
Renetta Price
Alex Canton
Willadeneandria Garden Club
Hlaribson
Seattle
Wach
Portland Business Sen
Lewis Jones
Frankton
Professional Womens Club
William
Barbara Bird
Dayton
Ohio
Bill Reid
Cripple Creek
Cole and
David Central Wesleyan
Reid
Winmamae
Glen Ramey
Ella Meyer
Fort Wayneing
Knox
Alice Mutzfeld
Ham
Copher
Fesler
Karl M. Kyle
Charles Roland M. A. McClure
Trinity Elwood
Charles Rolard
Episcopal Church
Ewart Ra
Akron
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Muncie
Prestes Christian Church
Orville Conwell
Bopher
Tim McClellan
Swood City
Indiana
Elwood
Herbert E. Booher
Jack Booher
Hallandale
Fla
Copher and Fesler
Ed Finley
Elwood City Cemetery
Protest Planned Ad Sparks Zoning Tensions in City Meeting
Residents backed by attorney Phil Decker threaten to pursue court action if zoning changes pass. A compromise backed by Kendall could add an 8000-foot residential buffer, push pond away from the school well, limit housing units, and require developers to meet strict development standards. Lawyer Jim Melson represents developers. Lary Jackson is the listed realtor. City planning chief Don McCarty was unavailable for comment as the commission set a 7:20 pm meeting in the council chambers to reconsider Business-1 zoning at multiple parcels and industrial uses around 110 acres near Ith Street and Pendleton Avenue.
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Kendall
Scatterfeld Rd
Ith Street
Pendleton Avenue
Don McCarty
City Plaw Commission
Hvostiy
Missing Link Opens Madison Avenue Route In City Plan
A new Madison Avenue link from 29th Street to 53rd Street opens replacing the Barrow Marine Drive tunnel as a major southwest route used by Guide Lamp workers. Officials led by Mayor Rock describe phased funding for future improvements while praising easier access to the Guide Lamp complex and faster cross-town traffic.
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Poe Ove Land
Carl Dobos
Guide Lamp Division
29H Street
Pass
UAW
George Hawes
South Anderson
Rock
Madison Avenue
Cross Street
Guide Lamp
Crosstown Tratte
Silent War Hints at Israel Near Cairo and Damascus
Gen Gazit said Israeli forces remain close to Cairo and Damascus despite a UN cease fire. He claimed Israel holds about 8 470 square miles west of the canal and threatens rail lines and roads toward Cairo. Egyptian pockets persist north and south of the canal while both sides exchange artillery near Damascus.
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Hhe
Egypt
Ting
Cairo
Gazit
Damascus
Syria
Isael
Canal
Ismailia
Bitter Lakes
Israel Infantry and Armor
Suez
Gazi
Moeover
Hains
One-Car Crash Injures Driver on Ind 28 Near County Road
Police blotter reports a single-vehicle crash on Ind 28 near County Road SiDE at 3 45 a m Sunday injuring 19 year old David J Sizelove of 2002 S J St Elwood. He was treated for facial and leg scrapes after reportedly falling asleep at the wheel and striking a tree. vehicle damage estimated at 00.
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Ind
County Road
David J. Sizelove
S. J St. Elwood
You ‘T.oing
Sizelove
India
Wreck Hospitalizes Elwood Man After Collision
A crash near Corry Road 1130 North sent Beckson to a hospital with severe facial injuries. Police report the Elwood resident’s car veered to the left, struck a tree, and caused about 1100 feet of damage to the vehicle. The incident occurred around 12:18 p.m. on county roads.
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Sun Pol'ce
Beckson
Corry Res
Blocson
Three Hospitalized In Elwood Car Crash
Three people were taken to Mercy Hospital after a two car crash Sunday at 2 40 p m at County Road 700 West and County Road 1000 Michael L Norris 26 of Pennville was admitted with head injuries after his car collided with one driven by Hazel E Jarvis 22 of Elwood The Jarvis woman was treated for a cut knee and released vary L Fox 27 of Frankton the passenger in the Norris car was treated for fractured ribs and released.
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Mercy Hospital
County Road
Michael L. Norris
R. 1
Pennville
Ater
Hazel E. Jarvis
Rt. 2
Elwood
Jarvis
Vary L. Fox
Rt. 1
Frankton
Norris
Cycle Car Mishap Injures One
One person was injured in a motorcycle colliding with a car at 1 Broadway and Vinyard streets Sunday at 10 50 p m. Thomas A Ramsey 42 of 3128 Jay Drive was taken to Community Hospital with injuries to the forehead left knee and right wrist. The driver Richard Davidson 65 of 411 Vinyard faced a police estimate of 175 for the Ramsey cycle and 250 for the Davidson car.
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Broadway and
Vinyard
Thomas A. Ramsey
Jay
Community Hospital
Richard Davidson
Ramsey
Davidson
Eleven Charged In Anderson Burglary Ring Case
Eleven suspects arrested in connection with an alleged burglary ring in the Anderson area were formally charged with second degree burglary and accessories before or after the fact in Madison Superior Court. A police spokesman said the burglary ring remains under investigation.
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Anderson
Madison Superior Court
Criminal Investigation Division
Anderson Man Precharged in Business Burglary
Harold Joseph Polly 19 of 1710 Jefferson was precharged Monday with second degree burglary of Dorothy Blevins Shop at 02 E Sixth St. Police said a 1 a.m. burglary call led officers to the shop where Polly was found in the basement and jailed in Madison County.
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Anderson
Harold Joseph Polly
Jefferson
Dorothy Blevins
Sixth St
Crimial Investigation Division
Anderson Police
Polly
Madison County
Nixon fires Cox aide as Watergate probe shifts
The firing of Cox and the abolition of the special prosecutor office trigger a reorganization of the Watergate inquiry. Bork retains authority while Petersen leads criminal division oversight. Republicans and AFL-CIO delegates urge Nixon to resign or be impeached as new polls show his public support sinking. The Watergate committee schedules emergency session to review latest developments.
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Elliot L. Richardson
William 9. Ruckelshaus
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Henry E. Petersen
Nixon
White House
Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
Fla
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Senate
Watergate Committee
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Clem Auto
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Zona) Trau
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Lapel
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Pendleton Idleweld
Killbuck
Bud
Leanne)Taylor
Harry Wicant
New Castle
William Burk
Albuquerque
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Verlin Smith
Buria
Miller Cemetery
Salme Jakobson
Jakobson
Cottage Ave
Walk
Estonia
Germany
Erika Baker
Laine Wutzske
East Maplewood
Don Collins
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Bomage
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Dale Brunner
Yorktown
Dile H. Bruner
Ball Memorial Hospital
Patoka
Evansville College
U.S. Air Force
Bruner Trailer Sales
Daleville
F Delco Battery
Holy Trinity Brethren Church
Delaware Lodge
Scottish Rite
Valley of Indianapolis
Murat Shrine
Esther
Kay
Jack
Fred
Helen) Banberger
Evansville
Holy ‘Trinity Lutheran Church
Stanley Peterson
Meeks Mortuary
Louise Reid
Persis Jones
Nursing Name
Lewisville, Ohio
Edithe Booher Elwood
Edithe Booher
Federal Heliway, Hallamiale
the Herald
Phil Decker
29Th South
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Newkirk TV
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Western Union
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Anderson, Indiana
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