Hoffa Trip Aims for Hanoi Nego POW Release
Hoffa likely will go to North Vietnam to press for the release of American prisoners of war, despite State Department efforts to block the trip. Taub said clarification from North Vietnamese trade union members in Paris is sought, and Hoffa may depart Hanoi once settled. The White House and others dispute whether Hoffa had official blessing. Hoffa remains on parole after a jury tampering and mail fraud sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Hoffa
North Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Hoffa
Paris
William L. Taub
New York
Teamstersion
Hanoi
Taub
Offa
Rogers
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Harold Gibbons
Teamsters
San Clemente
Calif
le Duc Tho
Tho
William
Poin
Ralph E. Erickson
Erickson
Saigon Area Threat Denied by Top General
Saigon region defenses are confident that North Vietnamese forces are too depleted to threaten the capital soon. Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Minh, commander of the 3rd military region, predicts only temporary shellings and sapper activity before the U.S. election, while some U.S. officers fear a Viet Cong buildup along the Cambodian frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nguyen van Minh
Saigon
U.S
Gion
Bien Hoa
Minh
Inas
South Vietnam
Hanoi
An Loc
Lai Khe
Tien Phuoc
da Nang
Harry H. Hiestand
1St
Tien Phouc
Dennis Neeld
Laos
Plain of Jars
Vientiane
Community Awareness Weekend Programs Planned Here
Community Awareness Weekend is set for Sept 29-30 with MCCODA coordinating drug abuse education. Exhibits at Mounds Mall, a youth concert, and an open house at the Human Aid Center will run, with a public meeting Oct 2. Stephan Glenn of the US Office of Education will lead workshops for educators and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commission On Drug Abuse
McCoda
Togo
Mounds Mall
Human Aid Center
Stephan Glenn
Addiction Services Division US
Office of Education
Iing Center
University of Miami
Fla.) School of Medicine
Glenn
Anderson
Ballot suits filed in Indianapolis to restore party on ballot
The Indiana Civil Liberties Union filed federal and state suits to place the American Independent Party on the November ballot. A party official threatened to endorse Democrat Matt Welsh for governor. A hearing is set for Sept. 15, while a U.S. suit challenges a loyalty oath requirement. The case highlights tension with a Republican-leaning State Election Board over third parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
Indiana American Independent Party
Matthew Welsh
ICLU
Marion County Superior Court
Rufus Kuykendall
State Election Board
American Independent
Kuykendall
U.S. District Court
Hammond
Reid McFarlane
State Board of
Budget Hearings Set For Anderson County Budget Review
Tax and budget hearings outline council opinions on salary increases for deputies and elected officials and the impact of a data processing department on the county budget. Four new patrol cars were approved as the city faces a 26 percent levy increase to 4.07 per 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Amos Jackson
Jackson
Sheriff's Department
Loren McDaniel
John Gunter
Gunter
Farm Bureau
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Madison County
Paul Newbern
Police and Fire
Officials Accused in Chicago Area Gas Bribery Scheme
Federal indictments charge eight current and former officials, including Hammond mayors and East Chicago leaders, plus Northern Natural Gas Co and two subsidiaries, with racketeering, mail fraud and tax offenses tied to licenses permits and right of way approvals for a liquefied petroleum gas pipeline. The six count indictment alleges bribes to secure favorable actions and cites an Illinois engineering firm involved in surveying and right of way placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Omaha
Hammond
Ind
Northern Natural Gas Co. of
Joseph E
Northern
Northern Gas Products Co
Hydrocarbon Transportation Inc
Delbert W. Calvert
Tulsa
Okla
Northern Natural Gas
James C. Smith
Hydrocarbon Transportation
Northern Gas Products
Illinois
AEA Plans Organization Campaign for Anderson Teachers
Anderson Education Association leaders outlined a campaign to mobilize more than 800 teachers in city schools. They cited maternity leave, job placement, in service training, and retirement law interpretation as key issues, with UNISERV staff aid to support organizing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Education Association
AEA
Anderson School Board
Board of State
Rita Forrest
Noi
Donna Campbell
Madison and
Hancock Country
Indiana
Anderson
New Arrivals at St Johns and Gasca Hospital
Newborns reported from St Johns Hospital and Gasca Hospital include eight births at St Johns to Darrell Fields Blaise Kendzier skiThomas Roden bergerRalph ClendenenJames BrownRobert TrickRobert LucasWilliam Norton and Perry Pershing and their spouses. Locations include Indiana Avenue W 53rd Street Noblesville Pendleton 38 W Free Road 1022 Pearl 1835 Poplar Flyntwood Drive and Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Darrell Fields
Indiana Ave
Blaise Kendzierski
Robert Lucas
Poplar
William Norton
Flyntwood Dr
Gasca Hospital
Slayings Probe Deepens on Virgin Islands Resort
Police questioned three men Friday about the slaying of eight Americans at Fountain Valley Golf Course inChristiansted St. Croix. FBI sharpshooters joined 150 officers scouring steep jungle for five to seven gunmen believed to have fled into the Spine hills after a Wednesday night attack. The Rockefeller resort near Chris- topherton was the scene, with investigators outlining a mass escape by air and sea and a tightening manhunt across the rugged terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiansted
St. Croix
V.S
FBI
Fountain Valley
Granducci
Puerto Rico
Ronald H. Tonkin
Virgin Island
Territorial Police
Tonkin
Rockefeller
Chris
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
A slate of obituaries from Anderson and surrounding areas notes Marie Louise Hazaerts of Lovian Belgium 84 died in a local nursing home after a long illness. Survived by husband Henry daughter Viola Hoffner and siblings, services set at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Also reported are death notices for James Marina of Troy Alabama Lola Mull en Long of Hammond and Wayne L Club Walter of Anderson with funeral plans and survivors listed. Elwood civic figure Harold Orbaugh dies at 71 with survivors and service details. Carl A Moslein of Fortville dies at 75 with service plans. and details of associated callers and burial plans at local mortuaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovian
Belgium
Marie Louise Hazaerts
Henry
George
Viola) Hoffner
Anderson
Fred Bouchard
Emil Walter
William Bouchard
Charles Bouchard
Green Bay
Wise
Sophie Hayward
Angeline Dionne
Lucy Danieux
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Grace Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Wayne L. “Club
Walter
St. John’s Hospital
Nichol Ave
Burnett
Public Service of Indiana
Plainfield
Lions Eye Bank Network
Pearl Davis
Ted W
Tim A. Davis
Baker Brothers Funeral
William C. Houster
Jehovah's Witnesses Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Elwood
Harold R. Orbaugh
S. G St
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Orbaugh Printing Co
East Main Street Christian Church
The
Conservation Club
Florence Wells Orbaugh
Robert
Rebecca) Poor
Phillip Rbaugh
Copher and Fesler
Elwood City Cemetery
Fortville
Chicago
Carl A. Mosslein
Swift Meat Packing Company
George and
Clyde Counsellor
Ronald Seals
Leroy Wright
Wildcat Soapbox Derby Race Set in Anderson and Indy
The fourth annual Wildcat Soapbox Derby Race runs today and Sunday in Anderson and Indianapolis. Brooks Townsend reports 85 contestants from 11 Midwestern states, including 14 past local winners. Derby Downs opens at 9 a.m. for registration, races start at 1 p.m. Sunday moves to Indianapolis near Riverside Park for another Wildcat Race. Prizes include a $100 U.S. savings bond for first and a $50 bond for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indianapolis
Brooks Townsend
Bob Lange
Boulder
Colo
Brice Cross
Detroit
Mich
Akron
Ohio
Indianapolis Derby Downs
Riverside Park
Competitiors
U.S
Soybean Variety Demonstration Slated Sept. 15
A Madison County soybean variety demonstration is set for Friday September 15 at 9 am west of the Farm Bureau Coop Office on County Road 500 North just east of Ind 9. Leaders include Dr. Marvin Swearingin Purdue extension agronomist Claude Butt Indiana Crop Improvement Association and John Fulmer Indiana Farm Bureau. Attendees may view herbicide plots with 19 different materials used for weed control seeded June 2 by Harold Berry county ag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Farm Bureau Coop
Ind
Marvin Swearingin
Extension Agronomist
Purdue
Claude Butt
Indiana Crop Improvement Association
John Fulmer
Indiana Farm Bureau
Harold Berry
Indiana
In Concert Tonight by Thomas Adams Imperial Sounds
Thomas Adams and the Imperial Sounds of Columbus Ohio perform this evening at 8 oclock at Christ Temple Church 1610 W 22nd St hosted by Elder Armster Barnes. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Adams
Imperial Sounds
Columbus
Ohio
Christ Temple Church
22Nd St
Armster Barnes
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Charolotte Brown
Ken Prunty
James A. Norman
Orlando, Florida
Everybody's Tabernacle
29Th and
Fletcher St
Anderson, Ind
Norman
Fred
Georgia
Communist Party
American Independent Party
Peace and Freedom Party
Fred V. Culp
Matt Welsh
Culp
Richard) Roudebush
U.S. Senate
Vance Hartke
Roudebush
Otterbein
United Methodist Church
Madison Ave
Youth Service
Bible Study
A.M
P.M
Ernest Shumaker
Paul Donihue
Bay Area
Klen
Edward C. Dowling
John B
Nicosia
East Chicago
George C. Lamb
Gabriel Duore
Highway Department
Cook County
Ill
Herman Davis
Robbins
Illinois Secretary of
Mrs. Perry Pershing
Alexandria
Caveste Granducci
Virgin Islands
Melvin H. Evans
Anderson and
Marie Hazaerts
Crystal
Nursing Home
James Marina
Troy
Ala
Simmola Scott, Alfoncer Marina and
Archie Goodman
Sardis Baptist Church
Union Springs
Ben Harrison Funeral Home
Lola Long
Lola Mul
Len Long
Charles
Charles III
Munster
Ruth Smith
Sam
Esther) Garretson
Long
Springfield
Wayne Walter
Harold Orbaugh
Carl Mosslein
Christian
Great Commission Schools
W. 25Th ST
Ray Lassell
Gospel Servants
Fishersburg Wesleyan Church
R.R. 1
Lapel
Roy Clinard
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