Fort Wayne Man Pleads Innocent in Nixon Threat Case
Norman R. Grass of Montpelier Indiana was found competent to stand trial on a federal indictment accusing him of threatening President Nixon. Judge Jesse Eschbach set a June 13 jury trial and kept the $50,000 bond. Grass allegedly wrote a December 16 1971 letter threatening the President. A doctor’s report supported his mental competency.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Norman Robert Grass
Montpelier
Ind
Charg
Nixon
US District Court
Jesse Eschbach
Grass
Wurlitzer Featured By Organ Lovers Club
Mrs. Maxine Kailor entertained members of the Anderson Organ Club with selections on the Wurlitzer theatre organ. Refreshments were served. The group will meet April 30 at 2 p.m. at the home of club president Mrs. Louise Layton at 302 Marine Dr.
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Wurlitzer
Organ Lovers
Maxine Kailor
The
Anderson Organ Club
Louise Layton
Marine Dr
Exports Rise by 274 Million in 1970 Australia
Australia announced exports for 1970 reached 4.7 billion dollars, up 274 million from the prior year. The report notes an organ concert by Lee Erlof and an event at the Rivoli Theatre in Indianapolis scheduled for April 1 through April 25.
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Canberra
Lee Erlof
Australia
Indianapolis
Washington Gold's extraordinary malleability showcased
The metal gold is described as highly malleable in a historic note from Washington, capable of being beaten to an astonishing thickness of 1 250 000th of an inch, illustrating its remarkable ductility and value.
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Washington
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