Communist Forces Inflict Severe Losses In Vietnam and Cambodia
Saigon reports South Vietnamese and U S backed forces faced heavy losses as communist units struck in Cambodia and Laos. In U Minh Forest allied troops claimed 207 North Vietnamese killed. Tay Ninh base attacked. 21 South Vietnamese KIA and 64 WIA. Laos Pak Song recaptured with 1 200 casualties.
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Vietnam
Cambodia
Saigon
South Vietnam
Laos
U Minh Forest
Tay Ninh
Phnom Penh
Oil Company
Highway 1
Stor
Kompong Som
Mekong
Nha Be
Defense Ministry
Vientiane
Pak Song
Bolovens
Ho Chi Minh
Namese
Mekong River
Pakse
Ddarkness
Nouth
Neak Luong
Kompong Traes
FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Ad Claims Comfort Increase
An advertisement urges denture wearers to use FASTEETH Powder for a longer firmer hold. It says dentures that fit are essential to health and recommends consulting a dentist regularly for better comfort and natural eating.
Circuit Court Arraignments In Madison Ten Cases Heard
Ten persons appeared before Judge Carl T. Smith in Madison Circuit Court. Cases include Ted Clyde Kiger with narcotics charges, continued to Oct 4, and Robert B. Riddle for aggravated assault and battery, continued to Sept 27. Leon Dennis and Randy Ward faced unauthorized control and other charges with continuances. Roger Little and Samuel Damm had varied outcomes, with Damm’s trial date set for Oct 4 and Eckert’s for Oct 4 after pleas. Taylor received a new trial date of Jan 20, 1972, and Paris sought suppression motions continuances for records.
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Carl T. Smith
Madison Circuit Court
Ted Clyde Kiger
Robert B. Riddle
Leon Dennis
Randy Ward
Robert Joseph Smith
Roger Little
Samuel Joseph Damm
Charles Eckert
Billie Freeman Taylor
Anna Gwenn Paris
Flax Centers St Paul as Major U S Seed Producer
Flax centers in Saint Paul and the nearby region drive about four fifths of the United States flax seed output, with Minnesota and the Dakotas leading the national crop.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
United States
Elwood Mock Disaster Declared Successful by Official
Elwood Sunday’s mock disaster at Elwood Junior High School was praised as a success by chairman Charles Moore. About 120 victims were treated at a Red Cross shelter and Mercy Hospital, with firemen aiding evacuations and Civil Defense volunteers handling traffic and logistics.
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Elwood
Charles Moore
Moore
Armory
Mercy Hospital
Elwood Funeral
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Anita Hanson
Walter Wirth
Mercy
Funds Sought To Landscape Alex Library
Alexandria notes a community drive led by Beta Associates and Tri Kappa to raise funds for landscaping the public library lawn after the adjacent lot was cleared. Donations from Johns Manville Elks Elwood Federal and Kappa Delta Phi support plantings this fall with benches planned for spring.
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Alexandria
Friends of the Library
Beta Associate
Tri Kappa Sorority
Public Library
Beta Associates
Johns Manville
the Elks
Elwood Federal Savings and Loan Association
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Walter Horton
Lincoln Ave
Mercy Hospital Reports Admissions and Discharges in Elwood
Mercy Hospital entries list Admitted: E G Luz adder Frank G Brown Hazel Het tmansperger Catherine Wells Richard Bastin Sarah Kiefer Ralph McCord Everett Goens Allen Willhoite Theodore Miller. Discharged: James Crull Richard H Smith and daughter John Kilrain Chester Baxter James C Peel Daniel Graham. A boy was born to Jack E Severn. Additional transfers and ambulance arrivals noted for Mercy Hospital and nearby Howard County Community Hospital.
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Jack E. Severn
13Th St
Morris DeHounty
S. Anderson St
Mercy Hospital
Howard County Community Hospital
Copher and Fesler
Sarah Kiefer
S. A St
William Gardner
Rt. 3
T-Way
Marriage Licenses From Anderson Area Officials
Candace M Luther and Truman Morgan both of Anderson are issued a marriage license. Thelma Jean Winningham of Anderson and Gary Wayne Mil liner of Anderson also receive licenses. Kay Diane Hudson of Anderson and Howard Grant Keel of Anderson are licensed. Veda Cash of Anderson and William Henry Jordan of Anderson obtain a license. Cherri Devies of Alexandria and Michael Farley of Alexandria obtain a license. Gladys Lucena Fry of Anderson and Robert William Northern of Anderson are licensed. Betty Duncan of Anderson and Walter Gene Newell of Muncie also receive licenses. Double skins Denver Sheep have two skins separated by fat. The lower one produces hair while wool grows on the upper.
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Candace M. Luther
Anderson
Truman Morgan
Thelma Jean Winningham
Gary Wayne Milliner
Kay Diane Hudson
Howard Grant Keel
Veda Cash
William Henry Jordan
Cherri Devies
Alexandria
Michael Farley
Alexandria Gladys Lucena Fry
Robert William Northern
Betty Duncan
Walter Gene Newell
Muncie
Denver
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