Robbers Lash Store Safe Opening In Anderson Bluff
Two masked bandits held George and Marsha Foskuhl at gunpoint at G and M Feed and Seed on Mounds Road. They beat the safe with a hammer, took $400, and fled toward Mounds Mall. the couple were uninjured. Police described the suspects as white males 20s to 30s. An ongoing investigation and multiple related arrests followed.
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Anderson
Mounds Road
George
Marsha Foskuhl
Fape
Fuskuhl
Mounds Mall
Uhef Coupte
Anderson M
Madison County
Johnnie Leo Watson
Sixth St
38Th Street
Avar Ind
Iva Trouman
Rt. Lapel
Richard Gentry
Ind
Gentry
38Th St
Edward Parrig
Collbrook Drive
Timothy Lamb
Sears Roebuck
Main St
Larry Hughes
Nursery Road
Anderson College
Alvin Ditlinger
Pearl St
Wroum
John Coomer
Fourth St
Melvin Clark
Center St
Pendleton
Clark
Pendle Hill
Fort Wayne
Arrow Avenue
28Th Street
Columbus Avenue
Foolinn
Ford Outlines CIA Policy Shift and Israel Arms Talks
President Ford said he will seek administrative changes at the CIA but may not rule out some overseas political activities if U.S. security is involved. He discussed shifting covert duties to another agency and noted ongoing study of legislative proposals. He defended U.S. support for Israel and cautioned on future weapon commitments while resisting a 1976 running mate endorsement for Vice President Rockefeller.
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Washington
Ford
Central Intelligence Agency
Chicago Sun-Times
CHA
Congress
CIA
Israel
Middle East
House Intelligence Committee
Sinai
Buffer Anne
Egypt
Tasi
Rockefeller
Long Term Grain Pact Seen in Moscow
A top State Department official said a long term grain trade pact with the Soviet Union is likely soon. Charles W. Robinson noted preliminary talks and a possible yearlong agreement. he spoke after meeting Soviet officials and amid Ford's grain sales moratorium. Poland said it would buy American grain to offset shortages.
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Moscow
State Department
Ward
Charles W. Robinson
Economic Affai
Robinson
Nikolai Patolichev
Ford
Russia
U.S
Washington
William J. Kubfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kuhfuss
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Poland
Sinai Accord Approval Delayed By Disclosure Demands
Ford presses for swift Sinai peace accord approval as Congress delays action for two weeks to demand full disclosure of U S commitments. Secret items include a half promise to supply advanced fighter jets and possibly missiles. Ford says no firm U S commitment exists and negotiations with Israel continue.
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Washington
Ford
Sinai
Unuse
Senate
U.S
Israel
United States
Iraeli
Congress
Sinai Peninsula
William Broomfield
Michigan
Area Deaths Nila Wendling and other local obituaries
Nila Wendling 64 of 25 Fletcher St died by self-inflicted shotgun wounds at noon Tuesday after an extended illness. Survived by husband Everett and two children Ede and Keith, plus sister Phyllis Bonner and brothers Myron and Harald. Also reports of police shooting in Manhattan and a red car chase. Obituaries include Hobart Walton of Indianapolis and Hazel Smoot of Eaton with extensive survivor lists and funeral details.
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Nila Wendling
Nila E. Wendling
Fletcher St
Anderson
Iam Pengielorn High School
St. Trothn’s Hospital
Citizens Nursing Center
Everett
Ede Wendling
Chesterfield
Keith “Wendling
Los Angeles
Calif
Phyllis Bonner
Daly City
Myron Muntzinger
Hobart Walton
Noblesville
Hobart R Walton
Indianapolis
General Hospital
Betty
Sors
Stephen
Daniel
Anna Wallon
Helen Anderson
Cicero
Betty L. Boone
Wiacm
Coaltrin
Robert Knobittt
Crownland Cemetery
Hazel
Moot
Eaton Hazel L. Smoot
Rt. 1
Dunkirk
City to fund federal share for downtown rerouting plan
Acting city engineer Lingdline says Indianapolis will pay 7943 49 to the state by Feb 1. State Highway plans to bid the bypass widening in November. A new agreement allocates 751,941 in Federal Highway Commission funds and 107,420 in city funds for rerouting. Changes convert several one way streets to mixed directions including Central Main Meridian Jackson and Brown Delaware. Bids are due Oct 23 with work likely to start next year and take about 12 months.
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Lingdline
State Highway
the Boar
Federal Highway Commission
Central Avenue
Seventh
Fifth
Meridian Street
Eighth
14Th
Meridian Plaza
Jackson Street
Fourth
23Th
Line
Indianapolis
Jane
Drainage Plan Eyed and Affirmative Action Efforts Described
The board maintains commitment to each phase of the drainage program and to an Affirmative Action plan using Title IV funds despite agency concerns over duplication. A blinker sight installation near Ind 109 Bypass and 38th Street is approved. Parents complained as Franklin School children face new crossing duties. A memorial resolution honors Dr. Peter Cacavas, former head of psychological services, who died of a heart attack on Tigersday.
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Oon
O'Neal
State Highway Commission
Ind. 109 Bypass
38Th Street
Franklin School
Peter Cacavas
Psychological Services
Cacavas
Indiana tomato harvest keeps migrants busy in state
Indiana's tomato harvest has peaked and should finish within 10 days, with migrant workers employed at processing plants and in fields. Some areas report rapid declines in quantity and quality due to heavy rains, but plants are operating at capacity and labor shortages are not reported.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Employment Security Division
Rural Manpower Service
John E. Bunyan
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Iia
Oval Office
Bord
Abu Rudeis
Anderson Fire Department
Dwight Wood
Scaltarfield Road
David L. Dailey
House
Broomfield
Broomfield Disclosed
Hal
House Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Doe
Morgan
New York
AFP
Manhattan
rSet
Frederick Reddy
Andrew Glover
St. John's Hospital
Harold Sdelph
Robert
Miley
Pearl
Monty Zanrey
T Roger F. Riddle
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Nora Muntzinger
Kane
Neva Huntzinger
Phyllis Bonyner
Traly City
Myron Huntzinger
Harald Huntzinger
Blackford County
Eaton
Burnice Sipe
Hartford City
Marcella Robbins
Maxine Mills
Anna Bee Melh
Montpelier
Betty Carmichael
Selma
Sarah Ellen Richards
George William Smoot
Witchester
Keith Russell Smoot
Richard Eugene Sm
Gardens of Memory Cemetery
Urart Fund
Aky
McCarel
Foot Bill
Tinter
Iun
Hewitt
1520
Meridian
N Anderson
New Castle
Bob Ward
Peter
Robert Whalen
Attle Dutch Cleaners
Church St. Alexandrra
Ford Pol Ned Ad
Cleveland
James Guerrero
Kent Buell
Jane Raymer Tvoitna
Malinda Hall
W. 16Th St
Phen
Columbus
Nmndlson
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