Nixon Trip to End When Primary Season Begins
President Nixon will conclude a seven day trip to China as the 1972 primary season starts. He plans to run for a second term with a pledged slate of delegates in New Hampshire where ballots are cast March 7. Nixon returns Feb 28, shaping news and TV during the early campaign.
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Washington
Nixon
China
New Hampshire
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
National Security
Lane Dwinell
Paul N. McCloskey
California
McCloskey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Lyndon B. Johnson
McCarthy
Johnson
Florida
Anderson Highland High Band to Tour England and Scotland
The 100 member Anderson Highland High School marching band will depart June 9 for a 10 day tour of England and Scotland after winning the Indiana State Fair high school band contest. Band director Hugh Callison says supporters will raise 43000 for tour expenses as a warmup for defending next year’s state fair crown.
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Anderson
Ind
Anderson Highland High School
England
Scotland
Hugh Callison
Highlanders
Callison
Divorce and civil actions listed in Vigo County court docket
Local vital statistics note multiple divorce petitions and civil complaints filed in Superior Court No. 2 Vigo County. Cases include Chancelor, Bond, Ellington, Deener, Greene, Kearns, French, Howard, Ball, and others with ejectment and damages actions. Real estate transfers and birth notices also appear among docket items.
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Juanita R. Chancelor
Arlen R. Chancellor
Jack H. Mankin
Wynette Sue Bond
Herbert Arthur Bond
Montgomery Ward and Company
Linda White
Beecher and
Kite
Mary White
Joe Power
Robert Duffy
Avco Financial Services
Oliver L. Ellington
Grace Ellington
Note
McCormick and Blumberg
Century Finance Corporation
Marjorie Deener
Dorothy Deener
Marilyn Sue Greene
Marion Greene
Superior Court No. 2 Board of Commissioners of
Vigo County
Marie Jones
Hurley Green
Avenue Mobile Homes Sales, Inc
Berry, Kincade and Miller
Ted L. French
Jerome Kearns
Sandra K. French
R. Jerome Kearns
Shirley Rector
Gibson Coal and Supply Company
Edward
Francis and Brames
Janet M. Falls
Jeane Monk
Jeanie Monk
Francis and
James
Nixon Plans Mutually Understanding China Visit
President Nixon will spend February 21 to 28 in China on a week long trip aiming for mutual understanding rather than an immediate Vietnam settlement. Kissinger said talks with Mao Zedong and Chou En Lai will focus on easing tensions and future relations, including Taiwan, with no fixed agenda.
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Washington
Nixon
China
White House
Pat
Peking
Shanghai
Hang Chou
Henry A. Kissinger
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-Lai
United
Taiwan
Peoples’ Republic of
Kissinger
mid-Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
William P. Rogers
Priest launches gay ministry in San Francisco
Thomas M. Frey, ex-archdiocese pastor, starts a ministry to gay Catholics. He plans workshops where homosexuals can discuss life styles and issues with the community and work to end employment discrimination based on sexual orientation. He will help gays find supportive priests and organize retreats.
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San Francisco
UPI
Thomas M. Frey
Archdiocese of
Whitcomb names two Fort Wayne men to Allen County Superior Court
Gov. Edgar D. Whitcomb named Robert E. Meyers and Robert L. Hines both of Fort Wayne as judges of the Allen County Superior Court under a 1971 law. Meyers is a 57 year old attorney and former Fort Wayne mayor. Hines, 48, is a former associated Fort Wayne city attorney.
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Indianapolis
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Robert E. Meyers
Robert L. Hines
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Myers
Hines
Bayh supports confirming Earl L. Butz as agriculture secretary
Senator Bayh a Hoosier Democrat announced he will vote to confirm Earl L. Butz as secretary of agriculture. Senator Hartke of Indiana criticized the nomination, citing concerns about its implications for farmers, while Bayh said Butz should not become the focus of farm policy discontent and expressed serious exceptions.
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Washington
Len Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Senate
Purdue University
Butz
Bayh
Butz Faces Senate Clash Over Farm Policy Endorsements
Indiana Senator Bayh faulted Dr. Butzs emphasis on corporate farming and weak family farmer support while Tuesday the 1 800 member American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers Inc endorsed Butz urging Senate confirmation. Butz is a longtime member of the society.
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Butz
Butzs
Bayh
American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers Inc
Senate
Stout Elected President Of RV Institute In Louisville
G E Stout vice president of Coachman Industries Inc Middlebury Ind was elected president of the Recreational Vehicle Institute for 1972. The institute sponsors the nationwide recreational vehicle show in Louisville through Saturday.
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Louisville
G.E. Stout
Coachman Industries Inc
Middlebury
Ind
Recreational Vehicle Institute
Long holding FASTEETH Powder Advertisement
Advertisement for FASTEETH powder claiming it relieves worry when wearing dentures.
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Cecil M. Crowder
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U.S. Navy
Phyllis Ann Absher
McKinley Boulevard
Ronald Dean Spetter
Bourne St
Wilma Jean Pubkett
Carlisle
Ohio
Martin Allan Griffith
Marcia Lynne Meyers
Lexington
Terry Gene Wright
S. 4Th St
Record Company
Beverly Jo Lawson
S. 12Th St
Clarence Gray
Florence E. Duncan
Benjamin Franklin Poe
S. 18Th St
Indiana National Guard
Connie Lee Miller
S. 6Th St
Plastics Company
Kenneth Paul Norton Jr
Chestnut St
Susan Kohler
Sycamore St
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GAY Ministry
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