Red China in UN seen as great risk by AC professor
Anderson College history professor Thomas Pappas calls the UN admission of Communist China the greatest calculated risk in U S history. He outlines four possible U S responses, from backing China to reducing UN funding, and notes Taiwan's continued UN status as a point of contention.
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U.S
Viola B. Phillips
Anderson College
United Nations
Thomas Pappas
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Soreptimist Club
Mary Stuart Business and Professional Women
Pappas
Russia
Japan
U. S
Peking
West Germany
Security Council
Moscow
America
Journaiac
Norman Cousin
Taiwan
Milton Buettner
Burma Road
Buettner
Peete
Coloma
Doctored candy and perilous tricks haunt Halloween
Wright cites AP reports from 1970 of adults spike fruit with razors pins and other hazards as children return from trick or treat with poisoned popcorn apple pins and needles. He notes incidents across Oneida Dayton Middletown Ventura Syracuse and Detroit frightening parents and prompting police alerts.
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Doyle T. Wright
Wright
Anderson
Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Detroit
Mich
Kevin Taston
Largest POW Release Of Indochina War Set
AP reports a major single release of prisoners from South Vietnam including both U S and South Vietnamese captives. Thien was to propose a peace plan on Monday, as anti American sentiment grows with firebombings. government holds about 8 000 North Vietnamese and 28 000 Viet Cong prisoners.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
Vietnam
Cambodia
United States
U.S
John C. Sexton Jr
Warren
Mich
Sexton
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Southeast Asia
China
Laos
Reverend Ruffing to Speak at Port Session Event
The Rev Joseph Ruffing co pastor of St Marys Catholic Church will speak at the port session hosted by the YMCA with the Anderson and Anderson Optimist clubs. John Chaille United Fund chairman notes Rev Buiting has returned to St Marys Church after 1955 58 service and has served Fowler Reynolds Peru parishes plus roles with Our Sunday Visitor Lafayette edition.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Port
YMCA
Anderson
Anderson Optimiste
John Chaille
United Fund
Buiting
St. Mary's Church
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Peru
Lafayette
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Anderson Man Escapes Death At RR Crossing
Daleville resident William B. Craigmile a 1966 Ford truck stalled at the Edwards Street crossing with Ind 32 and narrowly escaped when a Penn Central freight train struck, destroying the truck cab and camper. The incident occurred Wednesday evening as Trooper Robert Walker noted it was the second crossing mishap that week.
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RR Crossing
Daleville
William B. Craigmile
Penn Central
Craigmile
Edwards Street
Ind
Penn
Indiana
Robert Walker
Walker
Story
American Legion Post
Edwards St
County Line Road
Chesterfield
Calvin Batie
Claude French
Joe McGinn
Indianapolis
William Craigmile
Crystal
Edward Street
Doleville
Herald
Steve Oberreich
Absentee Ballot Charges Leveled in Madison County
Madison County Republican chairman Myron Seybert charged possible political manipulation of absentee ballots in the county clerk’s office amid concerns over security procedures. He cited a sworn statement from the wife of a Democratic precinct committeeman and reported ongoing disputes over who handles and monitors ballot processing.
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Myron Seybert
Election Board
Seybert
Herald
Fone
Indiana
Thomas Newman
John Cramer Alldredge
Madison County Election Board
Cordellia Sylvester
Amy Radabaugh
Newman
Larry Davis
Flanagan Wins Labor Backing for Anderson Mayoral Bid
Incumbent Republican Mayor Ed Flanagan received formal labor support for his November 2 re election. Jack Strangeway, president of Local 5704 of the Communications Workers of America, praised Flanagan and urged voters to consider his work in Anderson.
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Ed” Flanagan
Organized Labor
Flanagan
Jack Strangeway
5704
Communications Workers of America
Anderson
Strangeway
Voters Set To Decide West Central School Corporation Plan
In Madison County four townships will vote next Tuesday on forming the West Central Community School Corporation. The plan would combine Pipe Creek Lafayette Jackson and Stony Creek districts into one district with a single school board and superintendent. If approved, an interim board would oversee contracts and hire the new superintendent, with Dale Prough among front-runners.
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Westeen
Madion County
Wuld
West Central Community School Corporation
General Assembly
Madison County
Pipe Creek
Smith
West Central Community School
Madison County Committee
West Central
James Craig
Pendleton
Lafayette
Jackson
Stony Creek
Craig
Dalerough
Metropolitan
MSD
al Woolbert
Prough
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