South Koreans Silence Any Opposition to Park
Yu Chin San, a veteran opposition leader, argues President Park Chung Hee suppresses dissent through the KCIA. He notes revised rules and martial law, citing the Kim Dae Jung kidnapping and student protests as signs of a widening crackdown, while urging gradual legislative change and warning of future street action if needed.
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South Koreans
Park
Park Chung Hee
New Democratic Party
South Korean
National Assembly
Syngman Rhee
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
KCIA
Ing
Tokyo
Kim Dae Jung
Kim
Japan
Seoul
Korea
Thailand probes month long cease fire amid insurgency
Thailand declared it will propose a one month cease fire to allow Communist insurgents to surrender. The Defense Ministry also proposed dissolving the Communist Suppression Operations Command as the civilian government seeks to bring rebels over. The crackdown on Communists has run since 1949 with an estimated 4000 hard core terrorists. The move follows the insurgents’ earlier cease fire offer.
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Park
National Assembly
ECIA
KCIA
Lee Hu Rak
Bangkok
Thailand
Defense Ministry
Sanya Thammasak
Christmas Eve Services At Memorial United Methodist Church
Christmas Eve services at Memorial United Methodist Church run from 5 to 6 p.m. for open communion, followed by an 11 p.m. candlelight service featuring "The Musings of a Shepherd." Acolyte Terri Vaughn will light the Advent Wreath center candle before midnight. The open house marks one year since the January 27, 1972 fire and honors Shelton Hannig Marsh Inc. for rebuilding. Officials note broad community support and plan an open house in early anniversary week.
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Memorial United Methodist Church
Willard J. Doyle
Mr. Doyle
Terri Vaughn
Christ
Davie
Doyle
Shelton Hannig Marsh, Inc
Vigo County School Corp
Meadows
Vernon Hux
Ralph Shifler
Herb Redman
United Methodist Women
Shirley Shively
James Legg
Garfield High Class of 60 plans 1966 open house
A Christmas open house for Garfield High School Class of 1966 members will be at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Visqueen Recreation Building east of the Ft. Harrison Rd plant. The informal event features music, entertainment, and a screening of the 1966 class movie. Contacts for help are Joseph Kosarko and Joyce Harrison Lankford, with planning by Donna Shields and others. attendees are asked to reach out with whereabouts for many classmates.
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Garfield High School
Visqueen Recreation
Ft. Harrison Rd
Joseph Kosarko
Lafayette Ave
Joyce Harrison Lankford
AR 51
Donna Shields
Rogers
Pamela Rakes Robbins
Patricia Shepherd Frey
Sally Kutch Walls
Kenneth Rose
Paul Lockhart
Eliabeth Albright
Diana
Arnold Garner
William Bailey
Len
Banks-of-the-Wabash Festi val film festival chain
Vigo County Public Library director Ann Newman announces a May 31 to June 9 1974 film festival at multiple sites weather permitting with matinee and evening showings. The program features Indiana railroads highlights pre sound era shorts Chaplin Laurel and Hardy Keaton and Pearl White reels. Edward N Howard WCPL director backs library equipment use. no admission charges planned.
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Ann Newman
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Indiana
Charlie Chaplin
Laurel and Hardy
Buster Keaton
Pearl White
Edward N. Howard
WCPL
Changes in Milk Marketing Shift Bottle and Plant Use
The Agriculture Department notes a major shift in dairy distribution from quart glass bottles to plastic and paper containers and a drop in milk plants from about 8500 in 1948 to 2000 by 1971. Supermarkets increasingly own plants, boosting processed milk to 9 percent of national sales. Home delivery falls as bottles disappear from doors. The piece also highlights U.S. France farm trade with soybeans and wine dominating respective exports.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
The
Economic Research Service
Smal
United States
France
U.S
Foreign Agricultural Service
Albert Becomes First 20th Century Born House Speaker
Carl Albert of Oklahoma, age 63, was sworn in as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives on January 21, 1971, marking the first time a Speaker born in the 1900s held the post.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
U.S
House of Representatives
Eli Lilly Forms New Division to Direct Global R D
Eli Lilly and Company announces the formation of Lilly Research Laboratories to consolidate worldwide research and development. Dr. Earl B. Herr Jr. becomes president, with five vice presidents named and three executive directors chosen from a student letter contest.
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Eli Lilly and Company
Earl B. Herr Jr
Lilly Research Laboratories
Richard D. Wood
Eli Lilly International Corporation
Elaneco Products Company
Elizabeth Arden, Inc
United States
Dr. Herr
Edwin F. Alder
Soviets Plan to Block Publication of Anti Soviet Works Abroad
A Soviet copyright official said the USSR will block world publication of works it calls anti Soviet, using its Universal Copyright Convention membership. Boris Pangin said the agency will act as sole agents for overseas sales and enforce Russian law against foreign publishers, targeting Solzhenitsyn among others.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn
Boris D. Pangin
Foregn
Solzhenitsyn
Pankin
Elderly Woman Buys Flag Stamps At New York Post Office
A UPI vignette shows an elderly woman at a New York post office requesting 58-cent stamps with the American flag. After a brief exchange about availability, clerks supply 50 flag stamps, satisfying her wish for relatives in Poland to see the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Big City
Post Office
Poland
Fire Causes Bedroom Blaze at Terre Haute Home
A fire at Carl Grugel's residence on Broadlands Road early Monday was blamed on an electric blanket wiring fault. Grugel suffered minor facial and hand burns but refused medical care as two North Terre Haute units, the rescue squad, plus Burnett and Landeut crews fought the flames. The bedroom was destroyed while the rest of the dwelling suffered minor smoke and water damage. No damage estimate was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Grugel
Broadlands
North
North Terre Haute
Burnett
Landeut
Richmond girl named honorary mayor of Santa Claus
Kim Gardner, daughter of Betty Gardner of Richmond, was elected honorary mayor of Santa Claus, Indiana, on Saturday night. She celebrated her 11th birthday today and stood among three finalists in the contest.
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Phyllis Loepker
Jasper
Christopher Thomas
Peru
Richmond
Santa Claus, Ind
UPI
Kim Gardner
Betty Gardner
Kim
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