Remoralized Red POWs Head Back To South Viet Prisons
A group of 13 North Vietnamese POWs, three hours from home near Da Nang, faced repatriation challenges after Hanoi refused to accept the release. The Upshur ship returned to Da Nang as Red Cross officials briefed the prisoners about the setback amid low morale and fear of retribution from former campmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Viet
DA Nang
South Vietnam
Tran van Ky
North Vietnam
Hanoi
United States
Col
Stephen Edwards
U.S
Red Cross
Tong Bien
Bien Hoa
Saigon
Obituaries notice from Indiana towns including Litton and Hymera
Obituary items report Horace Carrico 67 of Litton dies at Freeman-Greene Su partal Hospital after a career with U S Rubber Co. in Detroit. Lola Forman Chatt dies in Phoenix with descendants listed. Eugene Gorby 58 of Jasonville dies at Freeman-Greene County Hospital. Goldie E Borter of Bloomfield dies at home. Funeral details include dates, locations, and survivors for each profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Eugene G. Gorby
Rhe
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Bloomfield Goldie E. Borter
Bloomfield
Newberry
Christopher
Minnie Hasler
Earl
Edward
Odon
Duane
Frankie St. John
Greenfield
Victor Hasler
Frank Hasler
Jenkins
Notice of Administration and Final Estate Filing
Greene County Indiana Circuit Court public notices list executor Sherman Anderson appointed May 20 1971 with six month claims period and final estate settlement for Calvin Butler Rhodenbeck. The administrator Bull Rhodenbeck will present accounts June 21 1971 for examination. heirs and creditors must appear to establish claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Greene County
Ndlane
Sherman Anderson
Bloomfield
Indiana
Aden Benham
Eetley & Beoster
Bull Rhodenbeck
Calvin Butler Rhodenbeck
Saia
Sald
Greene Circuit Court
Bytier Rhodenbeck
Bleeld
Greene Circuit Court Easey
Beasiev R
Samaria Church Sets Revival Services
Revival services at Samaria Free Pentecostal Church run June 5 to June 12 with evangelist Earl Arnette of Ohio as speaker. Services begin 7:30 p.m. nightly with prayers for the sick. Rev. Keith Gambill, pastor, invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaria Free Pentecostal Church
Earl Arnette
Ohio
Keith Gambill
Whitcomb Considers Shakeup in State Agencies
Governor Whitcomb weighs replacements for two top state aides in Indiana. Sen. W. W. Hill Jr. of Indianapolis is seen as a leading candidate for the Indiana Public Service Commission chair. rumblings point to five assistants for a possible Bureau of Motor Vehicles post amid a history of turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
APT
Whitcomb
W. W. Hill Jr
Indiana Public Service Commission
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ros
Be “Gning
Hiltins Sewall Whitcomb
India
The
Trudy Etherton
Hill
Wiir
PSC
Urblast
Robert
Webb
Noblesville
Funeral Services For Joseph A Sims Of Linton
Joseph A Sims of Linton died Thursday. Funeral services will be at Welch and Carmett Funeral Home Linton at 2 p m Saturday with burial in Switz City Cemetery. John May officiates. Friends may call at the funeral home. Funeral services for Edna M Patton of Dugger will be at Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger at 2 30 p m Saturday. Burial in Dugger Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Forman Chatt
Hymera
Phoenix
Ariz
Lucille Reed
McHugh
Lowell Mitchell
Friendly Grove
Walter
John
Rural
Coalmont
George
Ocala
Fla
Beulah Bollinger
Joy Gorby
Mae Gorby
Spencer
Betty Shepherd
Connersville
McClanahan Funeral
Jasonville
Noah Beadle
Shiloh
Coaimont
Joseph A. Sims
Linton
Welch and Carmett
Switz City
John May
Edna M. Patton
Dugger
Newkirk
Isaria
Postage Plans Offered For Hoosier Subscribers
Local notice outlines subscription options for delivery via motor route and carrier with rates shown for Indiana readers and other states. Options include one year at 616,060 ix months at 6.00 and three months at 4, while other states list higher annual and quarterly prices.
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Iegiona
Oae fAember
Unitedress Intern
Hoosier Store
Democratie Bolterie
Admission and Crash Report From Indiana Towns
Cecil W. Reed of Linton admitted to Union Hospital Terre Haute for observation in room 2022. A one car crash on Highway 64 west of Switz City at 6 p.m. Thursday totaled a 1969 Ford driven by Michael Rhodenbeck of Linton. he was not injured and was arrested for speeding.
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Cecil W. Reed
Linton
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Highway 64
Switz City
Michael Rhodenbeck
Rhodenbeck
Indianapolis Market Report Livestock Prices
UPI reports Chicago style market figures for hogs cattle calves and sheep in Indianapolis. Hogs mostly lower with various weight classes and sows down. boars also lower. Cattle steady with heifers and cows at mixed values. bulls higher end. Sheep steady with spring lambs around 30 and ewes near 6.00.
Gospel Sing Tonight at Fourth Avenue Church of God
Public invited to a gospel sing at 634 Fourth Avenue Terre Haute tonight starring five Knoxville Tenn performers with TV appearances. Dagger Chapter 482 Order of Eastern Star holds Friends Night Monday at 8 p.m. officers bring salad and wear forms. Linton Stockton 4-H meets Monday 12:30 p.m. at Junior High Home Ec Room. Jewelry gifts for weddings noted as memory makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue Church of God
Fourth Avenue
Terre Haute
Knoxville
Tenn
Maine
California
Order of Eastern Star
Linton-Stockton
Linton-Stockston Junior High
Hoosierland Welcomes Warm Humid Days Across Indiana
United Press International reports Indiana experiences summer warmth with temperatures in the 80s statewide and a sweltering 89 at Evansville. Lows near 68 at Evansville echo muggy nights, while dawn haze signals hotter weather ahead with highs forecast in the 80s to 90s and overnight lows in the 60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Evansville
Six Die as Auto Strikes Train at Unlit Crossing
In Wichita Kansas a car slammed into the side of a Frisco freight train at an unlit crossing killing all six aboard the car. The impact derailed a boxcar and debris spread for about a mile. deputies reported the car’s wheels remained under the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
UPI
Dan Maxey
Tax expenditures cost US government billions in 1971
A Treasury analysis shows tax provisions that grant preferential treatment to oil royalties homeowners and other groups cost about 43.95 billion in lost revenue in fiscal 1971 down from 46.6 billion the year before. The biggest single loss came from deducting state and local taxes paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Treasury
William Proxmire
D-Wis
House-Senate Joint Economic Committee
Proxmire
Congress
Note of Thanks for Flowers and Prayers
Mollie Richardson expresses gratitude for flowers cards prayers and kindness during hospital stay at Freeman Greene County Hospital. Special thanks to nurses doctors and hospital staff for care and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora EE
Orell Overman
Grove Phareh
Jobe Shae
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
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Upshur
Ben He
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
North
Horace Lee Carrico
Litton
Freeman-Greene
Daniel Carrico
David Carrico
Royal Oak
Mich
Clayton Carrico
Detroit
Linda Smith
Joan Menelli
Martha Worthington
Michigan
Jesse Sargent
Flint
Patricia Gallop
St. Clair Shores
Barbara Alkire
Utah
1914
Sullivan County
Charles and
Addie Raley Gorby
Goldie E. Borter
Vibilailbo
Alexander Funeral Home
E. Main
Main St
Sullivan
Welch & Cornett Gineutl
Marvin Taylor
Hasle
Vincennes
Samaria Church
David Werner
Carl E. van Dorn
Kokomo
James B. Quinn
Linton Daily Citizen
Goturda
Daily Citizen, Inc
South
Main Street
Lintom
Wapren 4. Oneen
Morris L. Cox
Ann Toney
Wangging Bauer
J.C. Penney
Oliver Miller
Ned Kent
Sandborn
Deborah Reichert
Lin
Harry Chestnut
Owensburg
Terry Hanson
Loyce Gilligan
Switz
James Milner
Anna Fuller
Hoosierland
United Press International
Mollie Richardson
Aalalaaaan
Edward D. Jones & CO
New York Stock Exchange
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