U S Bombers Strike Inside North Third Time This Week
U S fighter bombers attacked two aircraft sites about two miles north of the demilitarized zone in North Vietnam, the third such strike this week. Two Phantom jets escorted an unarmed photo plane that came under fire. all three U S planes reportedly escaped damage. A Tass dispatch from Hanoi added a differing report on the sortie.
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U.S
North
Saigon
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
Tass
Ha Trinh
Quang Dinh
Dmz
United States
Attica riot negotiators, broader shutdowns, and Vietnam updates
Prison officials opened talks with Attica inmates aided by prominent figures from politics and media while demonstrators outside demanded action. Across Asia, U S airstrikes and battles continued with B52s pounding areas near the DMZ as Cambodian forces repelled Viet Cong assaults, leaving dozens dead or wounded.
Bethel King and Royal Knights at Frankton Legion
Bethel King and The Royal Knights present Music To Dance By on Saturday nights September 11 18 and 25 at Frankton American Legion from 9 30 PM to 1 30 AM admission one dollar public invited.
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Bethel King & the Royal Knights
Frankton
Legion
Pub. Inv
Army signal units listed with staff officers and locations
Col Rafferty declares the 138th Signal Battalion is led by Maj William Kreegar of Anderson with Maj Gilbert Miller as executive officer. Other battalion staff includes Maj Blaine Rittenhouse Alexandria operations officer Capt Edgar Ziege Indianapolis assistant operations Capt Richard Wing Muncie supply and 1st Lt James Webb Greenfield administration. Headquarters and Headquarters Company and Company C are in Anderson, Company B spans Elwood and Tipton and will be an all Elwood unit after the new Armory is completed, Company A is in Greenfield. First Lt Lester Cazee of Indianapolis commands Company C in Anderson which has recruit openings for radio relay terminal and communications center operations. Qualified recruits are directed to Signal Corps service schools for training.
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Rafferty
138Th Signal Battalion
William Kreegar
Anderson
Gilbert Miller
Greenfield
Blaine Rittenhouse
Alexandria
Edgar Ziege
Indianapolis
Richard Wing
Muncie
James Webb
Elwood
Tipton
Lester Cazee
Inndianapolis
Signal Corps
Barbecue at Frankton Church Supports Annual Fund
The First United Methodist Church of Frankton schedules its annual chicken barbecue for Friday September 17. Serving from 4 30 to 8 pm, tickets cost 175 for adults and 1 for children under ten. A bazaar and bake sale will accompany the event in a large tent on the church’s west side. Scouts from Troop 398 join leaders at a Labor Day campout in Goldwater Michigan while William Miller visits Sault Ste Marie Michigan over the weekend.
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Frankton
Nixon Economy of Labor EEA Task Force details
In Chicago the Nixon administration outlines the EEA Task Force plan with Sept 13 as the application deadline and Sept 20 for local leaders to comment. The proposal lists new jobs by location Madison County Elwood and Alexandria with civil engineers, secretaries, and laborers among others. Armstrong explains job creation ties to county unemployment and population, noting Anderson’s low unemployment versus Gary, while applicants must meet standard title requirements.
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Madison County
Highway Department
Soil & Water Conservation District
Rodman
Anderson
Park Department
Park
Alexandria
Armstrong
Indiana
Gary
Miss America Crowned Amid Protests in Atlantic City
Miss America 1972 will be crowned at the 51st pageant amid planned protests by women’s liberation groups and Vietnam veterans. Organizers defend the event as showcasing young American womanhood while demonstrators deem the contest a “meat market” and dehumanizing.
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Atlantic City
Covon’s
Women Liberation
Tha Nagaont
New Arrivals Atarea Hospitals Brighten Communities
Birth notices list several families welcoming newborns across local hospitals. At St John s Hospital parents Ellison, Bollinger, Carr, Cowen, Shaffer, Elliott, Foley, Land, Lycan, and Perkins announce daughters and sons. Mrs Perkins is former Miss Sherry Bemish of Anderson.
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James Ellison
South Dr
Gerald Bollinger
Chesterfield
Ronnie Carr
Phillip Foley
Elwood
John Land
Ohio Ave
Bill Lycan
46Th St
Robert, Perkins
Brownsburg
Perkins
Sherry Bemish
Anderson
Memorial scholarship fund set up in Mrs Hartung’s name
Active Church members John J. Gerig of Akron Indiana and Chester L. Gerig of Elwood are survived by two sisters Mrs John Dora Batsdorf Anderson and Mrs R R Neff Springfield Illinois along with four grandchildren and 17 nieces and nephews The family requests donations to a memorial scholarship in the name of Mrs Hartung for Anderson College from friends.
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John J. Gerig
Akron
Ind
Chester L. Gerig
Elwood
John
Dora) Batsdorf
Anderson
R. R
Clella) Neff
Springfield
Ill
Hartung
Anderson College
Elwood City Court News finds pleas and dates
Judge Michael Tancey presided as Robert Lovell 27 of 1901 N A St pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct with trial set for Sept 28 1971. Robert J Ross 23 of Tipton failed to appear for disregarding an automatic signal with summons returnable Sept 14. Virgil Edison 40 of 1300 Main pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and requested counsel. Jerald Miller 2% of 614 S E St pleaded guilty to public indecency and was ordered to seek medical help and report to court Oct 1.
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Robert Lovell
N. A St
Robert J. Ross
Tipton
Virgil Edison
Main
Madison County
Jerald Miller
S. E St
Three Face Drug Charges In Madison County
Three Anderson residents were arrested Friday night on Madison County Circuit Court warrants after a joint Indiana State Police and Anderson Narcotics Division operation. Randall E. Ward 19 Ted C. Kiger 25 and Robert J. Smith 30 were charged with narcotics sale and possession and held in Madison County jail.
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Anderson
Madison County
Indiana State Police
Narcotics
Anderson Police Department
Leon Murphy
APD
Randall E. Ward
E. Cross St
Ted C. Kiger
Rt. 6
Robert J Smith
24Th St
Apt.6
May Keesey Imler 81 Akron resident dies in Indiana
May Keesey Imler 81 of Akron Indiana died Friday in Rochester Hospital Akron. Born May 24 1890 in Fulton County she was a Fulton County lifetime resident. Survived by son Donald Keesey and a daughter-in-law Delores Keesey four half-sisters and brothers three grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Funeral 1 30 p m Monday Sheets Funeral Home Akron burial Fulton County. Friends may call 2 p m Sunday at Friends Church Greensburg. Rev James Menifee to officiate burial Hickside Cemetery Greensboro. Burial also at Anderson Brooks Memorial Chapel. Final rites today Rowe Weston Funeral Home H Ray Wetzel 79. Interment Anderson Memorial Park.
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May Keesey Imler
Akron
Ind
Anderson
Donald Keesey
Rochester Hospital
Fulton County
Mark Bowen
Keesey
Delores Keesey
Wayne
Sheets Funeral Home
Imler
Friends Church
Greensboro
James Menifee
Hickside
Friends
Brooks Memorial
Rowe and Weston
H. Ray Wetzel
Central Ave
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Mrs. Sarah Hoosier 82 Chicago mother dies
Mrs. Sarah G. Hoosier of Chicago aged 82 died at home on Tuesday. Born August 9, 1889 in Marion Ohio, she was widow of Earl Hoosier. Survived by son Horace Hoosier of Anderson, three daughters Mollie Porter Mary Webb and Martha Wiggins all of Chicago, sister Vietta Fitzsimmons of Indianapolis, 16 grandchildren and one niece. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Monday.
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Sarah G. Hoosier
Chicago
Ill
Anderson
Horace Hoosier
Muncie
Greensboro
Ind
Hoosier
Marion
Ohio
Earl
Mollie Porter
Mary E. Webb
Martha Wiggins
Vietta Fitzsimmons
Indianapolis
Portrait Studio Grand Opening At Holiday Center
The Olan Mills Portrait Studio in the Holiday Shopping Center opens with a modern design and a staff of Darla Creekbaum Sandy Lynch Ann Lewis Karen Anderson and Patty Cox all trained in their fields celebrating the launch.
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Olan Mills
Holiday
Darla Creekbaum
Sandy Lynch
Ann Lewis
Karen Anderson
Patty Cox
Madison County COG studies survey trends for planned projects
The Council of Governments reports attitude surveys to guide capital improvements and social programs across Madison County and its communities. It lists ongoing inventories on topography, pollution, land suitability, water sources, sewer needs, and future housing and employment data, plus a 4-C child care committee appointment delayed another month.
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COG
Madison County
Council of Governments
Citizens Advisory Committee
Robert Gustin
Adams
William Durs
Boone
Horace Hays
Duck Creek
Hugh Bigley
Fall Creek
William Clark
Green
Graydon Collier
Jr. Jackson
Glenn Hutchison
Lafayette
George Montgomery
Monroe
John Hobbs
Pipe Creek
Robert Wilson
Stoney Creek
Kenneth Poor
Union
Donald Ewing
van Buren
Skip Waymire
Richland
Anderson
Frank Allis
John Atkinson
G. E
Gordon France
Robertson
W. S. Nelson
Aaron Newsom
Wilbur Roby
Final rites for Michael Gholston at Sherman Street Church
Michael Allen Gholston five year old son of Mr and Mrs Larry Gholston of 705 West 22nd Street will be laid to rest at 1 p m today in Sherman Street Church of God.
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Sherman Street
Church of God
Michael Allen Gholston
Larry Gholston
22Nd St
Daleville MRS Clara Ryan 70 dies in Ball Hospital
Clara Ryan 70 of 502 W Sixth St Daleville died Friday morning in Ball Hospital She was a member of Mounds Baptist Church She survived by three brothers Curtis Dickson Chesterfield Kirby Dickson Madison Kent Dickson Florida three sisters Lillie Grady Daleville Marybelle Jarrett Tampa Nora Calahan Roxanna Ky and one grandson Theodore Kittleson Dallas Wis Services Sunday 1 p.m. Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Rev Horace Shuman officiating calling hours 4 to 8 Cremation will follow
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Daleville
Clara Ryan
Sixth St
Ball Hospital
Mounds Baptist Church
Curtis Dickson
Chesterfield
Kirby Dickson
Madison
Kent Dicskon
Florida
Lillie Grady
Marybelle Jarrett
Tampa
Nora Calahan
Roxanna
Theodore Kittleson
Dalla
Wis
Ballard and Shirey
Horace Shuman
Two deaths in Summitville and Middletown prompt notices
Alta M. Kelly 88 widow of Harve Kelly died at 7 a.m. Friday after a two month illness in Summitville. Born there to George W. and Louisa Moore she belonged to several clubs. Surviving sister Elda Black niece Martha McKenzie and nephew DeWitt Moore. Services Monday 2 p.m. at Summitville First Christian Church with burial at Vinson Memorial Cemetery. Family visits Sunday after 10 a.m. at Ewing Funeral Home. In Middletown James W. Cox 46 of Rt. 1 Box 59 died Friday evening at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a brief illness. Employed at Guide Lamp Plant 1 he was World War II veteran and World Wide Church of God member. Survived by wife Mabel two sisters and four brothers six children six grandchildren and mother May Cox. Body to transfer from Brown and Butz Funeral Home Anderson to Bilbrey Funeral Home Crossville where arrangements are pending.
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Summitville
Alta M. Kelly
S. Main St
Harve Kelly
George W
Louisa McMahan Moore
Christian Church
Priscilla
Waupukaneta
Elda Black
Martha McKenzie
Holland, Mich
DeWitt Moore
Winnetka, Ill
Larry Brown
Summitville First Christian ‘Church
Ewing Funeral Home
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Mortuary
Cox
Rt. 1
Box 59
Middletown
Guide Lamp
Plant 1
Arthur L
May Headcough Cox
Crossville
Tenn
World Wide Church of God
Indianapolis
Mabel
May Cox
Donna Sawyer
Anderson
Mike Hugsman
Linda May Cox
Wesley Ray Cox
James Ray Cox
David Lee Cox
Cora Lee Cox
Ruble
Della) Downs
Oliver Cox
Marshall Lee Cox
Brown and Butz
Bilbrey Funeral Home
Kings Inn Restaurant Under New Management Ad
Dick Steffan featuring luncheon buffet daily week end entertainment in the Starlight Room. Dick Steffan ten or Sept. 11. Bittersweet staff for your dancing pleasure. Banquet facilities to 150.
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Dick Steffan
Starlight Room
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Kingdom of Heaven
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Knoxville, Tenn
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Everybody's Tabernacle Church
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Martin Frankford
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David Conklin
Phil Frankford
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Boy Scout Troop 398
Jack Strangeway
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Goldwater
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William Miller
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
ONAC
Donald Cruikshank
Brindel
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Ray Freer
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al Marks
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America, the Beautiful
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Elwood City
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E. 5Th Street
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Dye
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Portrait Studio
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James W. Cox
Methodist Hospital
Kings Inn Restaurant
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Norris Drive
I-69
J. R. Greene
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