Belfast Violence Surges After British Takeover
Belfast records its deadliest day since British control, with four killed as bombings and gunfire erupt in Protestant Catholic clashes. Internee releases by William Whitelaw sparked varied political reactions across Northern Ireland, while IRA violence continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
William Whitelaw
Pronvince
Maidstone
Irish Republican Army
Irish Republic
Ballymurphy
Bawnmore Grove
Londonderry
Whitelaw
IRA
Frank McGlade
Beltastis Long Kesh
Jimmy Garvin
Brian Faulkner
Bernadette Devlin
Jack Lynch
Republic
Ulster Vanguard Movement
Wesley Chapel Dedication Services Planned for 2017 W Eighth St
Dedication Sunday events for Wesley Chapel will be held at 2 p.m. with ministers from the Pacific Conference of the Evangelical of North America participating. Rev George K Millen will lead morning worship and Rev W A Bellantyne will deliver the dedicatory message. The sanctuary seats 400 and the educational wing houses classrooms a fellowship room nursery offices and the pastor's study. Rev M Max Morgan serves as pastor and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
W. Eighth St
Pacific Conference
Evangelical of North America
George K. Millen
W. A. Bellantyne
M. Max Morgan
Derailed Train Speed Questioned in Chicago
In Chicago on a rainy night, an elevated train derailed injuring 46. Two cars fell from the overhead structure near 40th Street and Wabash Avenue. Motorman Frank Phillips Jr. was injured. Officials cited a 15 mph recommended speed at the derailment spot and said cause was undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Transit Authority
40Th Street
Wabash Avenue
CTA
Frank Phillips Jr
Edward Thomas
Job Growth and Meat Prices Rally for Nixon Aide
The Labor Department reports March employment up 620,000 to 81.2 million while the unemployment rate edges from 5.7 to 5.9 percent. Meat prices fall 3.6 percent as wholesale food costs drop 0.4 percent, easing inflation fears. Analysts debate whether gains meet Nixon’s year end goals as wages rise modestly and job seekers outpace layoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Labor Department
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Nixon
O’brien
Marina Whitman
Council of Economic Advisors
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Bureau of Labor Statistics
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
National Press Club
Ziegler
Florida
Motel Robbery Reported At Mark Motor Inn Indiana
City detectives continue the investigation of an armed robbery at the Mark Motor Inn on the Indiana 109 bypass and Mounds Road. A night clerk said the intruder requested a double bed room, claimed it was a holdup, and forced her into a rear office. About $200 in cash was taken from the register and money box before the suspect fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Motor Inn
Ind
Mounds Road
Injunction Filed Against Movies At Two Drive-Ins
Madison County Sheriff reports a temporary injunction halted showing of X and R rated films at the North and South drive-in theaters. Circuit Court issued the orders serving general managers Curt Noack Al R Gross and William Hoeffer. They must appear Friday April 14 at 1 30 p m to show cause for permanency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
John Gunter
Madison Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Curt Noack
Cinacom Theatres
Anderson
al R. Gross
North Drive-In
William Hoeffer
South Drive-In
City Official Patios Encroach On Street Light Pole
Los Angeles homeowners extending a patio over city right of way sparked a council debate. Jack Krech’s pool, patio and sauna spill onto a 15 foot frontage set for future street access near Santa Monica Mountains subdivision. City engineers note the light adds aesthetics and resembles a chimney through the roof. A correction in street maps led to a mapping error. Krech agrees to cover relocation costs up to $600 and the council granted a revocable permit 11 to 3. Krech left smiling, saying he will still vote for Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jack Krech
Krech
Robert Stevenson
Santa Monica Mountains
City Mainerance
Marvin H. Weiss
Kreen
Department of Building and Safety
Weiss
Stevenson
Reformatory Work Stoppage Continues at Pendleton
Nine inmates at the Indiana Reformatory still held out Friday as a 400-man strike entered its second day. Commissioner Robert Heyne described the situation as almost normal, noting most workers returned after a memorandum warned of penalties including loss of pay cold meals and permanent black marks. A list of demands cited by the prisoners spanned legislative action and needs the administration has long recognized. The deadlock deprives prisoners of pay visits and recreation while meals are delivered to cells. Disciplinary actions will be set by the prison's disciplinary board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Indiana Reformatory
Robert Heyne
George Phend
Reformatory
Phend
Heyne
Aother
Gangland slayings mix family risk with underworld feud
Umberto’s restaurant murder shocks in New York as mob boss Joey Gallo is gunned down during a late meal with family. Police consider rival gang or internal dispute, while ties to Columbo and other crime figures surface amid a spate of recent gangland deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallo
U.S. Navy
Seedman
Denis Dillon
Brooklyn
Queens
Thomas J. Mackell
Conrad Greaves
Thomas D. Ernst
Staten Island
Bruno Carnevale
Gambino
Colombo
Tornadoes Hit Indiana Towns Wreak Some Damage
Friday storms caused five fatal traffic accidents in Indiana as ice and sleet clogged highways from Fort Wayne to the southeast. Tornado warnings were issued for multiple counties with at least two twisters touching down. In Crawfordsville D Ville Bowling Lanes roof and wall damage occurred while South Newton High School suffered roof and window damage with about 50 people nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnad
Jesse Zordan
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Kentland
Crawfordsville
Barnard and
Sullivan
National Weather Service
Newton
Jasper
Benton
Tippecanoe
White
Greene
Daviess
Martin
D’ville
Rick Peterson
South Newton Highchool
Newton County
Anderson and County Area Deaths and Survivors
Robert C. Schmitt 50 of 1618 W 7th St died at St John's after a two week illness. WW II veteran, Delco Remy worker, UAW 662 member. Survived by wife, father Louis Schmitt, Mrs Betty Schmitt, three children Cheryl Smiley Rebecca and Robert Louis Schmitt, three brothers Herman Wilburn Leroy Mitchell, four sisters, one grandson Randall Smiley and nieces and nephews. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Monday at Brown and Butz with Rev Charles Taylor. burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Calling 7-9 p.m. Saturday and 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday. CONNERSVILLE Fred Drew 83 of Rt 6 died suddenly Friday at 3:30 p.m. Retired farmer, Metamora Baptist Church member. Survived by daughter Opal Gardner near Anderson. Services tentatively 2 p.m. Monday Metamora Baptist Church. burial Laurel North Cemetery. Calling after 4 p.m. Sunday at Mosier Mortuary in Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Schmitt
W. 7Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Madison County
Delco Remy Division
Plant 3
UAW 662
Louis Schmitt
Anderson
Betty Schmitt
Ron
Cheryl) Smiley
Rebecca Schmitt
Robert Louis Schmitt
Herman
Schmitt
Wilburn
Connersville
Fred Drew
Rt. 6
Fayette County
Metamora Baptist Church
Val (Opal) Gardner
Franklin
Laurel North Cemetery
Mosier Mortuary
Laurel
Funeral notices for Marguerite Armstrong Emma Dixon and others
Final rites and funeral notices list services for Marguerite Armstrong aged 70 at Central Wesleyan Church with interment at Memorial Park Cemetery, Emma Dixon aged 45 with service at Bethesda Baptist Church and East Maplewood Cemetery, Henry Reynolds formerly of Anderson now St Petersburg, Lee Hoppes aged 68, Clarence Smith aged 79, Calvin H Hollenback aged 64, Ethel Caudell aged 69 with interment at Simmons Cemetery, and calling hours details at multiple funeral homes across Fortville and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Wesleyan Church
Marguerite M. Armstrong
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rozelle Funeral Home
Bethesda Baptist Church
Emma L. Dixon
Locust St
East Maplewood Cemetery
L.C. May Funeral Home
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Henry Vern Reynolds
St. Petersburg
Fla
Anderson
Lee Hoppes
Brown and Butz Funeral
Clarence J. Smith
Fairview
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Fortville
Fisher
Calvin H
Hollenback
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Ethel Marie Caudell
Simmons Cemetery
Eastside Resident Faces Precharge Of Possession
A 24 year old eastside resident, Glen A. Forrester of 133 E Ninth St, was arrested on a precharge of possession of marijuana after officers found a cigarette in his possession during a routine check. A field test suggested marijuana or marijuana with another drug. the cigarette was sent to the state police laboratory for full analysis. Forrester, formerly assistant director of the Human Aid Center, was suspended March 21 by Tom Cox, director of the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside
Glen A. Forrester
E. Ninth St
Human Aid Center
Indiana State Police Laboratory
Tom Cox
Forrester
Final rites for Charles P. Baugher today at Jackley Landing
Charles P Baugher 74 of Rt 2 is to be laid to rest at Aroma Cemetery after a 2 p.m. service at Jackley Landrum Funeral Home. Interment follows at Aroma Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Jackley-Landrum
Charles P Baugher
Rt. 2
Aroma Cemetery
Final rites for Mrs Nordica A Terrell at Coaltrin Funeral Home
Final rites held at 2 p m today for Mrs Nordica A Terrell aged 59 of 1393 Division Street. Interment at Crownland Cemetery follows at a later date. Local funeral notices list Coaltrin Funeral Home as the service provider.
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Noblesville
Coaltrin
Nordica A. Terrell
Division St
Crownland Ceme
Funeral Service For Clifton Swackhamer At Copher and Fesler
A funeral is held this afternoon at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home for Clifton W. Swackhamer , age 84 of 1111 Main Street. Interment follows at Elwood City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Copher and Fesler
Clifton W. Swackhamer
Main St
Elwood City Cemetery
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House OF Music
Willie Hudson
Charles Spraggins
Kryptok
FDA
West 11Th Street
Gregory Dietzen
Rustic Rd
Madison Avenue
Herald
Joe Bays
East Side
Church OF God
Claude Robold
Assoc
Dwight Dye
Umberto’s
Lina
Akron
Ohio
Lisa Essary
Carmella Fiorello
Diapoulis
Edith Russo
Elam
Theodore Moss
Moss
Ossining Star Correctional Facility
Sing Sing
Joey Ih
Putnamville
County
Marguerite Armstrong
Emma Dixon
Henry Reynolds
Clarence Smith
Tery
Calvin Hollenback
Ethel Caudell
Charles Baugher
Nordica
Terrell
Wayne Hilliard
Dale Atkins
Higher Ground
Linda Robinson
Bruce Sofia
Ovid Community
John K. Summers
Clifton Swackhamer
Golden
S National Bank
Enon Couert
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