Harlem Four Jailed 8 Years Face Bail Release
Four young men jailed since the 1964 Harlem shopkeeper murder await bail relief, reduced from 75000 to 5000 each. They describe freedom as leaving a steel womb, with one noting a fresh start after years behind the Tombs wall. Their trials ended in mistrials and overturned convictions amid appeals.
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NEW York
Harlem
Manhattan House of Detention
Tombs
Thomas
State Court of Appeals
Robert Rice
Daniel Hamm
Ronald Felder
Jac Felder
Indiana Family Killed in Rear End Crash on I 95
Three members of an Indiana family died in a three vehicle crash on Interstate 95 near Baltimore. David Hale 28 and his two stepchildren Robert 13 and Christian 12 Daugherty were struck while helping Hale after his VW was rear ended by Richard Boyd 31, who was later charged with drunk driving and related offenses.
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Jessup
David L. Hale
New Albany
Ind
Maryland
Robert W. Daugherty
Christian M. Daugherty
Hale
New York City
Washington, D.C
Richard C. Boyd
Mt. Rainer
Boyd
University Hospital
Baltimore
Michael E. Cutts
Howard University
Cutts
Jury Reviews FBI Informant Testimony in Berrigan Trial
Harrisburg, Pa. AP A federal conspiracy trial involving Rev. Philip Berrigan and six other antiwar defendants prompts the jury to request rereading of FBI informer Boyd Douglas testimony. The panel asks about an overall conspiracy and seeks transcripts, letters between Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister, and cross examination material.
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Harrisburg
FBI
Boyd Douglas
Philip Berrigan
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Douglas
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Herman
Harold Sheets
Berrigan
Elizabeth McAlister
Kissinger
Anthony Scoblick
Mary Cain Scoblick
Joseph Wenderoth
Auction listings across Indiana and nearby towns
Multiple public sales and estate auctions scheduled in early April across Indiana. Listings include household goods antiques farm equipment and shop tools with venues in Muncie Fairmount Wilkinson Noblesville Elwood Anderson Fishers Greenfield and Greenfield among others. Auctioneers include Everett E Corn Lora Puckett and Wayne Phearis with dates from March 25 to April 15.
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American Natl. Bank & Trust Co
Floyd Penrod & Sons Tool & Mfg. Co., Inc
W. 2Nd St
Muncie
Ind
Tom Bartlett Co
John Stutsman
Henley Ave
Fairmount
Everett E. Corn
Lora Puckett
Ivan Snider
St. Rd
Wilkinson
Jet
Lawrence Wilson
Clayton Wood
Floyd Boram
L. Turner & Wardell Filatford
Boyd Ford
Noblesville
Hwy
Lewis Smith
Charles Chaudron
Edna Pierce
Adms
Bodie Pierce
Elwood
John Wire
Joe Ross
Earl Petty
Alexandria
Fairgrounds
Wayne Phearis
Gof
Pendleton
Bob Widener
Reynolds Farm
116Th St
Fishers, Ind
Phy & Wakefield
Wayne Pheanis
Robert Wisehart
Greenfield
Jessup, Grass & Wilson
Wayne McGraw
Wayne Pheonis
Court News March 17 to 24 traffic and nuisance fines cited
Court records list numerous defendants with charges including intoxication speeding no registration plate and violations at addresses in Frankton Clinton Elwood Indianapolis and nearby. Fines range from 1 to 50 dollars with costs up to 28 dollars and some suspensions or multiple offenses noted.
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Michael J. Gaesho
E. 10Th St
Michael Morgan
Fletcher
Elizabeth Weaver
Chesterfield Dr
Gary D. Suits
Frankton
Richard Ellingwood
Broadway
David Jordan
Fulton
Walter Stephens
Greg Terry
Delaware
Donald Greewalt
School St
Charles Scharnowske
Rt. 2
Clayton Powell
Central Ave
Norman Mitchell
E. 22Nd St
Dan Mohler
Pearl
Finley E. Ferrell
Fairview
Gary M. Brown
Longwood Ave
Bertha Stafford
Clark
Greta G. Domenic
Williams Way
John Fisher
E. Lynn St
Dennis Lester
W. 53Rd St
Cindy Jones
Sherman
Paul Stephenson
E. Lynn Sr
David Ellis
Willie Redfield
Nichol Ave
Donald Delaplane
William G. Moore
W. 21St St
Mitchell A. Funk
W. Fifth St
Thomas E. Brown
Raintree Dr
Ruth B. Jones
Lonsvale Dr
Guy R. Simmons
Elwood
Former Andersonian Tops Butler University Ten Outstanding Coeds
Judith C. Harvey of Richmond and formerly of Anderson was named one of Butler University’s ten outstanding coeds in campus election. The junior in the College of Pharmacy was honored at a banquet by the Alumni Association and is active in AWSS Honors Program Lambda Kappa Sigma YWCA AFROTC Angel Flight and Alpha Phi sorority presidency.
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Indianapolis
Judith C. Harvey
Robert E. Harvey
Richmond
Anderson
Butler University
Miss Harvey
Butler University Alumni Association
College of Pharmacy
Association of Women Students
Lambda Kappa Sigma
Pharmacy Sorority
YWCA
Afrotc Angel Flight
Alpha Phi Sorority
Ineffective vaccines left on market for years says GAO
Washington AP congressional investigators report 32 vaccines deemed ineffective remained on sale for at least a decade while regulators exchanged memos. GAO says DBS allowed flu vaccines with potency far below standards for three years. Ribicoff urges HEW review of vaccine effectiveness and licensing rules.
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Washington
Division of Biological Standards
General Accounting Office
GAO
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
DBS
Health, Education and Welfare Department
National Institutes of Health
Ribicoff
HEW
John F. Kennedy
Elliot L. Richardson
NIH
Senate
Best Medicine as Dog Found After Accident
An elderly Lafayette man, Calvin Baker, 71, was hospitalized after a car rammed his pickup, causing it to roll into a ditch and gasoline spill. His dog Mitzie, a British pug separated from him, was found unhurt by a family near the scene and traced to Baker by a dog tag. Police seek the rear-ended vehicle responsible.
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Lafayette
Ind
Calvin Baker
Mitzie
Indiana 38
Baker
Illiana Jazz Festival honors AMHS ensemble and soloist
Alexandria Monroe High School Jazz Ensemble led by Les Myers impressed at Crown Point as one of 17 bands and nine combos invited to the Illiana Jazz Festival. Trumpet soloist Doug Thompson earned best trumpet soloist honors. The group also earned an April 8 Vincennes Invitational entry and a April 29 Elmhurst Jazz Festival appearance in Fort Wayne after a selection audition.
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Alexandria
Alexandria Monroe High School
Les ‘Mylor
Illiana
Crown Point
IJF
Illinois
Indiana
Doug Thompson
Thompson
Vincennes
Fform
Elmurst
Ft. Wayne
Private Sale of Hamm Farm in Madison County Indiana
Citizens Banking Company as Executor of the Estate of Joseph S. Hamm offers private sale of the decedent’s 337.76 acre farm in Madison County Indiana parts of Sections 22 and 23 Township 19 North Range 6 East Stoney Creek Township State Road 32 east of Lapel. The sale excludes the 1.6 acre tract with the stone residence. The farm with two Harvesteres and two sets of buildings is operated by the Executor for beef cattle production.
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Citizens Banking Company
Joseph S. Hamm
Madison County
Indiana
Stoney Creek Township
Lapel
Decedent
Revival at South Meridian Church of God with Dr London
Dr Holland B London will headline a spiritual enrichment revival at South Meridian Church of God starting Easter Sunday. Services run 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. London will show Ghana revival photos Tuesday and has led campaigns in Ireland Jamaica and Haiti. Inspirational Singers Second Creation Youth Choir and a 99‑man choir will perform with Roger Hollar directing singing. Pastor Paul Hart invites residents to attend.
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South Meridian
Holland B. London
Second Creation
Roger Hollar
Paul Hart
Madison-Grant Band Boosters Meet Monday Night
The Band Boosters of the Madison Grant School corporation will hold a meeting Monday evening April 3 in the band room at MG High School.
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Fairmount
Madison-Grant School Corporation
MG High School
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Ashburne Rd
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