GIs Build East Baltimore Tot Lot For Inner City Kids
Twenty six GIs from Aberdeen Proving Ground aided by Army scrounge built a playground on a vacant lot in the Homestead Montebello area of east Baltimore. The project arose after two years of community effort and redo plans by local volunteers and firms. The device features swings, a sandbox, a slide and climbing structures. The site is dedicated to Baltimore patrolman Frederick K. Kentner, slain in 1967.
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Baltimore, Md
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Montebello Neighorhood
Baltimore
Army
Harford Community College
William Moessinger
Baltimore Parks Department
Baltimore Public Works Department
Parks Department
VISTA
Moessinger
Pfc
Dennis Northouse
Saginaw
Mich
Frederick K. Kentner
Fair Cutlets Costly Champion Prices At Porter County Fair
Record auction prices at Porter County Fair Valparaiso Indiana Thursday night show the top lamb selling for 9.75 dollars per pound the champion barrow at 7.50 a pound and the top steer at 4.95 a pound reflecting strong demand for prize livestock from local buyers and bidders.
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Valparaiso, Ind
Rainbow Room Adds New Nightly Entertainment This Week
The Rainbow Room at 809 Meridian introduces nightly entertainment options. Details unavailable in fragment but indicate new acts and broadened programming for evenings.
Congress Edges Toward Month-Long August Recess
Washington AP report on Congress moving into a recess with many members away. Senate sent three key appropriations bills to the White House and advanced a multi billion higher education measure while the House had a brief routine session. Senate debated a bid to bar sex discrimination by colleges receiving federal aid, then passed a continuing resolution, a 20.8 billion Health Education Welfare and Labor bill, and a 1 billion public service jobs measure. Senate and House work leaves nine of fourteen money bills acted, defense still pending as well as other authorization measures. Senate Leader Mansfield defended pace against White House criticism, citing welfare reform as a current holdback.
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Congress
Senate
White House
Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon
Senate House
District of Columbia
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Senate Finance Committee
Sheen Preaches At Marble Collegiate Church Visit
More than 3,000 worshipers filled Marble Collegiate Church on July 25 to hear Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, the first Roman Catholic priest to preach there in a regular service. The Rev Dr Norman Vincent Peale, away on vacation, left a recorded message calling the event epochal in the churchs history.
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Marble Collegiate Church
Fulton J. Sheen
New York Times
Norman Vincent Peale
Marble Collegiate
Reformed Church In
America
Fifth Avenue
29Th Street
New York
Supreme Court grants Russo temporary prison reprieve
Justice Hugo L. Black in the Supreme Court has granted Anthony J. Russo a one week reprieve from prison to August 16 while Justice Douglas reviews his plea. Russo, a former Rand Corp. analyst, was held in contempt for refusing to testify before a Los Angeles grand jury investigating the Pentagon papers leak and wiretap legality. He remains free as the court considers whether the grand jury obtained information via unlawful wiretaps in a national security context.
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Washington
Anthony J. Russo
Pentagon
Hugo L. Black
Russo
Los Angeles
Black
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Goose Prairie
Wash
Douglas
Justice Department
Rand Corp
Daniel Ellsberg
Los Angeles County Probation Department
Santa Monica
Grand Jury
U.S
Indochina
Ellsberg
Rand
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Boston
U.S. District Court
William P. Gray
U.S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
Nixon Visits New England Nursing Home
President Nixon tours Green Briar Nursing Home in Nashua New Hampshire pledging to raise inspection standards and cut Medicare and Medicaid funds from facilities failing to meet requirements He predicts an end to U S involvement in Vietnam and stresses seeking peace with all nations during a 1968 primary year visit with Governor Peterson and cheering crowds
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Nashua
N.H
Nixon
New England
Green Briar
Manchester Municipal
America
Walter Peterson
Red China
Parolee says job offer despite state freeze in Indianapolis
Denzil Allen, paroled after three years for killing five Vietnamese civilians, says he has been offered a state data processing job by George Watts. Watts notes a general freeze can be lifted for critical needs, prioritizing returning veterans. Allen requires approval from Millard F. Renner.
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Indianapolis
Denzil Allen
Allen
George Watts
State Data Processing Division
Watts
Millard F. Renner
Snake Eyes At IU In Indianapolis
Indiana University brothers Timothy J. Story and Charles S. Galbreath II, both of Indianapolis, share a birthday date of December 4, 1952. The date was the first drawn in the draft lottery held Thursday.
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Snake Eyes
IU Indianapolis
Indiana University
Timothy J. Story
Charles S. Galbreath II
Indianapolis
Swiss Release Leary On Bail
American drug advocate Dr Timothy Leary was freed on bail in Switzerland after no U S extradition request had been received The former prisoner who escaped from San Luis Obispo County Calif last September faces possible freedom on August 30 if no extradition is filed He must report regularly to authorities as bail conditions apply
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Bern
Switzerland
Timothy Leary
Ibail
United States
Leary
San Luis Obispo County
Calif
Villars-sur- Ollen
Lausanne
Justice and Police Department
Auction Listings Across Indiana Farm and Household Goods
Public and private auctions announced for August across Summitville Anderson Noblesville Elwood and nearby towns. Listings include farm land farm equipment household goods antiques and vehicles with specified addresses auctioneers and times. Details name auctioneer and sale location near 2 to 38 miles from Noblesville Lapel and Anderson.
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Summitville Bank & Trust Co
Alvie W. Beeson
Summitville
John Tinsman
Q. E. Edwards
Mamie Powless
Wilma Booth
George St
Anderson
Ind
Wayne Pheanis
Bessie Imes
Fletcher St
Elbert C. Frazee
Andy Williams
Lee Stonebarger
Howard Richwine
Noblesville
St. Rd
Elwood
Scotty’s Inn
Lewis FE. Smith
Charles W. Chaudron
John Record
Monroe St
Alexandria
Morgan & Terrell
Francis M
Hazel S. Baker
Middletown
8Th St
Mort MecShurley
Andrew Klotz
Mi. S
Oakland
Post Rd
Mt. Comfort
42Nd St
Mort McShurley
Clifford
Jack
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Moss Glass Co
Bob Vicker
Mow
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Mike Nichols
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D-Ind
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Jackson St
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