Ford fatigue shows during grueling Peking talks with Mao
President Ford and Mao Tse-tung held a lengthy morning session described as significant as UPI notes the talks covered a wide international and bilateral agenda. Ford pressed Teng Hsiao-ping in long discussions at Guest House No 18 and later met with aides and dignitaries amid a packed schedule.
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Linton Troop 450 Plans Pancake Breakfast at Masonic Hall
Linton Boy Scout Troop 450 has completed plans for its annual pancake breakfast at the Masonic hall in Linton from 7 30 a m to 2 p m Saturday. The menu includes pancakes sausage milk and coffee. Scouts are assigned duties and will run the event with proceeds supporting their work.
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Linton
Masonic Hall
Purdue researchers claim breakthrough in measuring water viscosity
Purdue University scientists announce a breakthrough method to measure water viscosity in porous media. The advance aims to improve predictions of flow rates in oil wells, earth dams, and foundation settling, enhancing accuracy in engineering forecasts.
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Purdue University
Purdue
Private sale of Stradivarius from Goodrich estate
Marion County Probate Court Judge Victorfau authorized a private sale of musical instruments from the estate of Pierre Goodrich Indianapolis attorney and industrialist. The two special administrators Enid Goodrich widow and People’s Loan and Trust Co. Winchester will conduct the sale including a Stradivarius valued at $40,000.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Victorfau
Enid Goodrich
People’s Loan and Trust Co
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National Christmas Tree Braced For Bicentennial Decor
Workers begin decorating the 45 foot blue spruce on the Ellipse south of the White House. A liberty bell ornament tops the tree using a cherry picker. The display features 4600 red white and blue lights. Surrounding trees include 13 small trees in alternating red and blue and 44 more for the remaining states and territories.
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Christmas Light Tips and Trends for the Season
The article notes growing home holiday decorations as energy concerns ease. It cites low energy use for displays, costs of about six cents daily for a modest setup, and tips for efficiency including cool bulbs and midget strands. It also suggests a simple tree lighting formula and predicts a strong shopping season.
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Killowatt
South Moluccan hijackers seize Dutch train with hostages
Five armed terrorists seized a Groningen to Amsterdam train in the Netherlands killing two men and taking about 75 hostages. A mediator reported three shots aimed at the car as police and marine units surrounded the scene. The hijackers demanded food medicine insulin and a new engineer as talks continued with Justice Ministry officials.
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Extension council holds annual Greene County meeting
Purdue University expert Dr. J M Huie spoke on community development and the extension's role at the Greene County Cooperative Extension Service Advisory Council meeting in Bloomfield High School. New board members were elected and plans for 1976 include expanded programs and a pesticide consideration.
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Leona Rhodes
Faye Kramer
Stansfield
Greene County
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Council On Aging
Daily Citizen
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Margaret Weller
Karen Beuscher
Greene County Advisory Council
Laos shifts to Communist rule amid abdication
King Savang Vatthana abdicated and the coalition government led by Souvanna Phouma was dissolved. Laotian radio said the country becomes the Democratic Peoples Republic of Laos. Protests in Vientiane demanded Souvanna’s removal as 74 year old neutralist symbolized the faltering stance.
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Laos
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Republic of Laos
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Tax bill in trouble as House weighs spending cap
Washington Republicans seek to insert President Ford's $395 billion spending ceiling into the tax bill while liberals push for stronger tax reform. Debate opens on the 674 page measure with final votes due later in the week.
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Volunteers Needed for Linton Salvation Army Bell Drive
Several organizations in Linton recruit volunteers for the Salvation Army Christmas kettle drive starting November 28. Beta Sigma Phi rings Dec 5, Rotary on Dec 6, Civitan Dec 13, and American Legion tentatively Dec 20. Bell rings daily 10am to 8pm at Murphy's Corner and 3-D store. shifts mostly two hours. Call Morris L. Cox at 847-4487 to volunteer. Funds support Christmas baskets and year round charity.
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Linton Daily Citizen
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