Alexandria Migrant Aid Grants Listed In 1500 Program
Alexandria receives 1300 under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act to educate migrant children for August September and October. Funds cover teacher aids books supplies transportation and health items. The program started August with six children from first through 12th grade. a Mexican American volunteer teaches English to younger pupils. Children are transported by van to Camp Harvest Camp Red Gold and Camp Laycock. Interment for Leo Westenberger is noted at New Harmony Cemetery Prairie Creek Indiana.
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Alexandria
Thomas ‘Thomas
State Department of Public Instruction
Prata
Dobn Wilson
Oresthes School
Orestes School
Witson
Scanai
Red Gold
Inmate Sought In Jail Break
An inmate who fled from Madison County jail Friday is being hunted by county police with city and state help. Donald Lee Hanneman is accused of signing another prisoner's name on the signout sheet and attempting to leave the jail but fled before exiting. He was jailed July 25 on a pistol without permit charge.
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Telease
Madison County
Oyer Veld
Donald Lee Hanneman
Indianapolis
Donald Stoops
Hannneman
Hanneman
Manning
Teen Court Sept Violations and Suspensions
Jovial yet unclear docket lists multiple defendants led by assie J Brayloy and Timothy D Phillips with violations including unreasonable speed and intoxication. Courts impose fines, costs, and license suspensions. jail terms suspended on conditions. probation and driver’s education ordered. Madison County Jail listed for several defendants.
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Assie J. Brayloy
Henry St
Conrad Charles King
Rosalind
Easis
Madison County
Timothy D. Phillips
Ringwood Way
James C. Hipberger
Europeans On Soda Pop In Budapest a Gypsy Toll
A travel note describes sipping tokay flavored soda labeled Traubisada during a layover over Budapest. The drink is produced with Hungarian, Italian, Dutch, and Austrian joint license machinery, using grape must from tokay grapes blended with sugar, citric acid and soda water.
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Los Angeles
Hungary
Danube
Buda
Budapest
Islian
Laker Balaton
Ky Aims To Topple South Vietnamese Leader Thieu
AP dispatchs from Saigon report that Nguyen Van Thieu faced a possible bid by Nguyen Cao Ky to overthrow him. Ky reportedly warned of a dangerous political crisis and threatened to push Thieu to the brink if he runs as the lone candidate. Ky, furious over Thieu’s actions, could provoke a confrontation ahead of the October presidential election, with the outcome seen as potentially explosive for South Vietnam’s leadership.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van ‘Thieu
Lnformaia
Thieu
Birh
South Vietnac
Prestice
Coun Tel
Ngo Dinh
Jaw Wiaht
Turmoil in Saigon as Thieu reshuffles leadership
The article details political shakeups as President Thieu fires the head of South Vietnam's police force for incompetence amid fears of large scale protests during the campaign. Eleven parties and groups press Thieu to resign or initiate a fair election, while Ky meets journalists and signals possible action.
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D Jay
Thieu
South Vietnam
Wight
Asa
Nixon appeals to farmers amid Vietnam War tensions
President Nixon travels to McCormick Place to urge farmers to back his New Prosperity policies while warning productivity and national strength rely on self sacrifice and competition. He plans a Labor Day radio address from Camp David before returning to Washington as political pressure mounts over Thieu's term.
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Pirit
The
Americas
Nixon
Washington
Kfodday
Camp David
McCormick Place
Belfast toddler killed amid chaotic Belfast violence
A twelve month 18 month old girl was killed in Belfast as gunfire struck near Falls Road amid a wave of violence. The attack wounded a second child and several adults as police investigated the incident and security forces scrambled to respond.
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Belfast
Wet Falls Road
Cealine
Angela Gallagher
Indianapolis Promised Time and Nixon Remarks in 1970s Context
A fragmented report references President Nixon's remarks on a spirit of progress and a focus on U.S. highway and transportation improvements, mentioning Madison County roads and a 1971 context. It also notes a memorial tone around Labor Day, a Wright brothers exhibit, and a local obituary for a person named John W. DeLawter among others in Anderson. The text blends political commentary with local memorials and county display events.
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Nixon
Odianapolis
Bell
Mattison
County
Double murder leads police to IRA link doubt
Police said a volley of shots and a body found in a Plumamer area spurred suspicions the Irish Republican Army was involved though authorities expressed doubt about motives. The victim’s body was found nearby with no clear link to any larger plan and investigators sought clues about why the victim was killed and discarded.
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IRA
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Auictornes Xid
Plumamer
Indiana Civil Rights Act expands protections to women
Cr Crean announced changes to prohibit gender discrimination in business and housing. He said new provisions outlaw men only facilities and bar discriminatory practices in lending and property rental. The act already banned race creed and national origin discrimination and the legislature will enforce broader equality.
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Crean
Light Plane Crashes Over Lake James Near Angola
An AP report states a light Piper Tri Pacer crashed into Lake James near Angola Indiana. One body was recovered Friday evening and police believed two or three others may have died in the incident. Witnesses said the plane had been flying at a low altitude over the lake before the crash.
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Angola
Ind
Lake James
PoGes
Vietions
Winesses
Change Library Hours For Fall
New library hours set at the September Library Board meeting. In fall and winter, the Public Library stays open Tuesday and Thursday evenings until 8 p.m. It opens daily at 9 a.m. and closes at 5 p.m. on Mondays Fridays and Saturdays.
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Alexandria
Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices from Anderson and nearby Madison County list several deaths. Susan Jowell 34 wife of Tom, died in Indianapolis after illness. Estelle Iaea 44 of Frankton died at Community Hospital Indianapolis. Services at Joe Brooks Memorial Home and local churches. memorials to local pastors noted. A resident, Mrs. James Townsend of Anderson, died in Indianapolis after a week of illness. she was born April 27 and survived by husband Harold, son John W Sawyer and other relatives. Funeral details and burial plans announced by Harper Mortuary. Additional notices honor Mrs. Ingle Reed born 1908, wife of Earl Rice, with survivors including two sons Ben and Perry Jewell, and extended families. services at Trimble Memorial Chapel and Garden in Your House book tribute referenced. Memory of late Mrs. Scull mentioned. library board member and memorials for garden projects noted. Final arrangements and memorials mentioned for area families. tax board meeting approval discussed in local report.
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Madison County
John W. Od
Cynthianne Coy
Central Christan Church
Alva ‘. DeLawter
Lea T. DeLawter
Settel K. Delawter
Hassell
DeLawter
Scott W. DeLawer
Vivian W. Ley
Mia
Joha
Mabelmith
Anderson
Steparaod
Baker Brothers
P.c
Wayne Johnson
East Maplewood Cemetery
Susan
Pam
Wes Jowell
Tom Jet
George
Harper and Son Beriends
Joe Brooks
Parge
Ortaner Ee
Jemeau
Methodist Hospital
Tadianapo Mis
J. Louis ‘Townsend
Smilth Grove
Bettesda Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Harold
John W. Sawyer
Cecil Parker
Louisville
Denda
Harper Mortuary
Earl
Ruby Ingle Rlee
Agenda
Defoo-Remy Division
Woom
Ben
Thongs Jewell God Perry
Lee
Howe
Nancy Rice
Betty Hensley
Moonsville
Slessie Pittenger
Hollywood
Calif
Gied Thurstday
Wabash County
Henital
Ras Mt
Ict
Merle Custis
Amt
Levin Smith
Scull
ES. Trimble
Trimble Wesalislie Peabody
Manchester
Whel Gardens
Rockville
Ralph Walls
Rozelle
Balsy K. Wells
Sixth St
Andersom Memorial Park
Tery
Felwood
Copher
Abe Bo Seton
Joe Pesler
Virgil
Agné
G. Baomes
Syracuse
G. Rabinette
Traiter
Elwood
Ilerment
Airter Committee
Realflenty Rafinette
Inn Memorial
Cemetecy
Cres
Anderson Memorial
Sore
Laker Brothers
Bram
George Armstrng
Police Department
Ecdorie
Park Cemetery
Fatadi Besaya
Area Hospital News in Elwood
Mercy Hospital admits include Frank Herron of 1312 N F St and Mrs Mia del M Call of 168 Main St along with Brian Riley of 698 17th St Mrs Ethel Rick of 1h St and Mrs Marion Cloud of 162 S K Me Lyda J Smith of Frankten among others.
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Flwood
Mercy Hospital
Frank Herron
N. F St
Miadel M. Call
Main St
Brian Riley
Ethel Rick
Marion C. Cloud
S. K
Lyda J, Smith
Frankten
Anthir'b. Belly
Ball Me' Mori
Jackley
Laodrum Lance
Marie Call
Mercy
Final rites and obituaries from Noblesville and Anderson
A stream of funeral notices lists final rites at Anderson Memorial Park and Oaklawn Memorial Gardens for Donald W Hl 38 of 1689 Boelid Dr and others. Also reported are civic notes from Noblesville on community issues and statements from city officials addressing murder and sex discrimination in public volunteer programs.
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Harold E. Hovelle
Donald W. Hl
Boelid
Anderson Memorial Park
Scotland Exports Rise in Beering Products in 1970
Glasgow reports Scotland’s exports of beering products rose to 10.8 million dollars in 1970, reflecting a 0 percent increase from the previous year. The figure highlights strong demand for Scotland’s beer and related items in international markets, with Glasgow and Scottish industries cited as key contributors.
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Glasgow
Scotland
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Noblesville
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Hamilton County
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Bio
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Eagles Lodge
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A. Lee Paynter
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George Armstrong
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Adler
WOW Unger Construction
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Marion Withers
Joe Katner
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