Viet Forces Launch New Phase in Cambodian Offensive
Viet Battles cites a defector claim that B52s hit a regimental HQ and two battalions as a new phase of a 25 000 man offensive into eastern Cambodia begun November 22 to destroy enemy supplies and disrupt communications. Fighting also reported around Phnom Penh and Qui Nhon harbor as US troop strength in South Vietnam falls by 6 600 to 171 700, the lowest since 1965.
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South Vietnam
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Phnom Baset
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Qui Nhon Harbor
Saigon
U.S. Navy
South China Sea
Philippines
US. Navy
Subic Bay
Natatorium Defined As Swimming Pool Or Bath
A natatorium is defined as a swimming pool or bath.
Burglary Suspect Escapes In Police Cruiser
A burglary suspect cuffed behind the back escaped from officers Sunday by swinging his handcuffed hands under his feet and driving off in a police cruiser. Patrolman Paul Bracle said he was checking the suspect's truck when the escape occurred. Police found the squad car eight blocks away. the suspect was missing.
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Denver
UPI
Paul Bracle
Bracle
Indiana student sentenced to Vigo Jail weekends
Indiana State University student David Scott Parker, 19, appeared in Terre Haute City Court after a Great Scot incident. He received 10 weekend Vigo County Jail terms, a $49 theft fine, and $149 assault fine. He also had suspensions on resisting arrest and minor consuming fines. Police said he left the store with six prepaid meats valued at $2.58 and resisted arrest, prompting a warning shot.
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Terre Haute
N. George Nasser
David Scott Parker
Jones Hall
Vigo County
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Parker
Eee
Indiana Draft Director to Speak at Rhodes Hall
Col. Wayne E. Rhodes director of the Indiana Selective Service System will speak Monday evening at Rhodes Hall. The program, starting at 7 p.m., will address questions about changes in the draft law. Tuberculosis is known as the white plague.
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Indiana Selective Service System
Rhodes Hall
Price Board Moves Toward Rent Guides
Washington reports the Price Commission advances toward setting guidelines for residential rents and health costs after the freeze. Chairman C Jackson Grayson Jr. pushes action this week despite advisory-panel delays while Pay Board debates wage-report forms and strict limits on raises. Congress acts on tax cuts and a wage price compromise. Residential rents remain under tight freeze guidance awaiting Rent Advisory Board input.
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Nine Die In Indiana Weekend Traffic Crashes
Indiana state police reported nine people died in weekend traffic crashes. Six were killed Saturday including four in a two car crash on Interstate 74 west of Crawfordsville. Victims named include Raymond E. Wiseman and Clyde D. Dor.
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Crawfordsville
Raymond E. Wiseman
Clyde D. Dor
Indiana Traffic Deaths Rise to 1517 in Year End Totals
The Associated Press reports Indiana recorded 1517 traffic deaths in the year ending December 13, up from 1467 the prior year. The figures reflect statewide fatalities across all causes and roadways.
Multiple Fatal Crashes Reported Across Indiana and Illinois
Police report several fatal crashes over the weekend. Ris 45 and Carlos D Franklin 47 both of Indianapolis along with Paul Anderson 27 of Urbana Illinois died when the Illinois driver crossed into the wrong lane on Interstate 74. William C Greenfield 49 of Greenfield died in a U S 41 semi collision. David J Wert 20 of Martinsville died after a tree crash on old Indiana 37 in Morgan County. Jeffrey R Baranosky 25 of Three Rivers Michigan Kathleen D Cour 20 of Elkhart Indiana and Jeffrey K Lothridge 25 of Madison Indiana died in separate Friday crashes.
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Carlos D. Franklin
Indianapolis
Paul Anderson
Urbana
Illinois
William C. Greenfield
Greenfield
U.S. 41
Evansville
David J. Wert
Rt. 8
Martinsville
Old Indiana
Morgan County
Jeffrey R. Baranosky
Three Rivers
Mich
Kathleen D. Cour
Rt. 2
Elkhart
Jeffrey K. Lothridge
Rt. 3
Madison
Local Justice Steps: Multiple Fines For Traffic and Public Intoxication
A list of individuals with offenses including disobeying stop signs and public intoxication. Fines range from 14 to 74 dollars with several suspensions and jail days. Notable penalties include Charles Wicker ten days in Vigo County Jail and George Smith ten days suspended.
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Charles B. Wicker
S. 4Th St
Vigo County
George Smith
Springfield
Ill
Terre Haute Area Business Outlook Briefing At ISU
A monthly chartroom briefing on the Terre Haute area business outlook is set for Monday December 20 at Indiana State University. Dr Lawrence Kreider of IU Bureau of Executive Education will discuss the local business climate, followed by Dr Harry Krueckberg ISU Bureau of Business Research directing the discussion and a 9 am program in Room 132 School of Business. Coffee hour at 8 30 am invites all area business people and interested residents.
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Indiana University
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IU Bureau of Executive Education
Harry Krueckeberg
ISU Bureau of Business Research
School of Business
City Detectives Probe Multiple Burglaries in Weekend Break-ins
City detectives investigate a Monday burglary at Midwest Supply on Garfield Avenue where a roof entry yielded an RCA color TV and other electronics. Separately, four S. 3rd Street businesses including General Tire Service and three insurance offices were pried open, with safes and cash boxes totaling about $320 missing from Mutual of Omaha and undisclosed at Blue Cross Blue Shield, while New York Life showed no loss.
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Midwest Supply
Garfield Ave
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Midwest
S. 3Rd St
George R. Wollmuth
General Tire Service
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Mutual of Omaha
New York Life Insurance
Church Secretary Receives Honor at Centenary UMC
Miss Evelyn Geiger, church secretary for 35 years, was honored by Centenary United Methodist Church during special services. Since 1936 she has served eight ministers, with Rev. Richard Dawes Akers as pastor and leaders Gordon Hayes, George Miller, and Mrs L. D. Melvin involved in the event.
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Centenary United Methodist Church
Miss Geiger
Richard Dawes Akers
Gordon Hayes
George Miller
L. D. Melvin
Women’s Society
Melvin
Wayne Miller
Ruth Bopp
Lloyd Smith
Riley Masonic Lodge to Install Officers
The Riley Masonic Lodge No. 390 F and AM will install officers Friday December 17 at 7 30 p.m. Those to be installed include worshipful master Fred Fields senior warden John McDonald junior warden Ronnie Harris treasurer Pete Weddle secretary Manford Hyde chaplain John Reagin senior deacon Glenn McCoskie junior deacon Ish Robertson senior steward Don Trhlik junior steward Richard Van Guilder tyler Fred Trhlik and trustee for three years John Reagin Installing officers are master Lester Fields marshall William Hartley chaplain Tom Bower and secretary Earl Logsdon.
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Riley Masonic Lodge
No. 390
F&am
Fred Fields
John McDonald
Ronnie Harris
Pete Weddle
Manford Hyde
John Reagin
Glenn McCoskie
Ish Robertson
Don Trhlik
Richard van Guilder
Tyler
Fred Trhlik
Lester Fields
Marshall
William Hartley
Tom Bower
Earl Logsdon
Editor's Mail Long Hair Question Sparks Letter
The Tribune prints readers letters with brevity preferred. Mrs Odena Harrold poses a question on biblical views of long hair citing I Corinthians and asking what length constitutes long hair. She signs her name at 3095 Margaret Ave.
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Odena Harrold
Margaret Ave
U.S. Seeks Limited Israel Armament Balance
The Nixon plan aims for Israel strong enough to deter Arab attacks on current holdings but not enough to strike deep into Egypt. The United States has not yet supplied extra Phantom jets. U.S. analysts say Israel’s 285,000 troops top Egypt’s 400,000 and Jordan’s 100,000, with air power as the key factor.
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Israel
Egypt
United States
U.S
Jordan
Polluter Finds It Profitable To Quit Smoking
A sawmill owner in Charlotte Robert B McClure of the McClure Timer Co says he can comply with air pollution orders and profit. He cut half his burning and found a sawdust supplier now uses his old fuel. He plans a hammer mill to grind bark for soil builder. Edgar C Jones notes he will sell his smoke.
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Edgar C. Jones
Mecklenburg County Air Pollution Control Advisory Committee
HELP BOARD MEETS TUESDAY
The December board of directors meeting for the Housewives for Local Progress will be held Tuesday at 10 30 a m in the home of the president Mrs Nancy Parbox 1621 S 6th St An informal Christmas luncheon will follow.
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Board of Directors
HELP
Nancy Parbox
S. 6Th St
Gadsden Purchase Defined as United States Land Deal
The Gadsden Purchase covered 45 000 square miles now in New Mexico and Arizona and was bought from Mexico for ten million dollars.
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Gadsden Purchase
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexico
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