West Sees Big Kill Policy Draws Uproar in Moscow News
A garbled dispatch reports First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and Caroline Kennedy departing New York for Indiana amid talk of a big kill nuclear policy. It references Soviet tests and a court fight over Indiana redistricting, with mentions of UPI and AP sourcing and a crowded mix of names.
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State
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
San Nealean
Grille
New York
Kremlin
District Court
Indiana
General Assembly
Kennedy
Chance
Act. Airways
Indianapolis Democratic
Marioni West
Arctic
County Superior Court
John F. Linder
Grills
Federal Court
Tack Eariar
Dina Panne
Eas
Eae
Walia Usleits
Alu Yue Lui
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Itfy Chiccen
Matthew E
Edwin S. Steers
James E. Noland
State Election Board
Moscow
Soviet Union
Justices Will Get Appeal
Three people aboard the Kennedy party flight Caroline ended a flight from Hyannis to New York with a later departure for Europe. The pilot circled for about 20 minutes waiting for better weather before continuing to New York.
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Hyannis
Mass
Kennedy
Caroline
Carlyle Hotel
New York
Europe
Sherri Finkbine Undergoes Examination in Abortion Case
STOCKHOLM UPI Mrs Sherri Finkbine underwent an examination by a leading Swedish physician as part of the abortion case ongoing abroad. The action follows previous safety concerns and local legal debates surrounding her situation.
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Stockholm
UPI
Sherri Finkbine
Laadine Swadith Nhv
Five Captives From Laos Send Letters To Embassy
The US Embassy in Vientiane received five letters from American captives of the Pathet Lao. Letters indicate the captives are healthy and in good spirits. Notable signatories include Maj. Lawrence R. Bailey and NBC cameraman Grant Wolfkill.
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Laos
UPI
Pathet
Prince Souphanouvong
Tet
Army
Lawrence R. Bailey
Laurel
NBC
Grant Wolfkill
Shelton
Wash
John Shore Jr
Galloway
Tenn
Rubus Hie Oam Otauu
Peliopter Re
Versailles Doctor Gets Clinic Post
Dr. Lester H. Hopkins of Versailles was named medical director of the Northwest Indiana Alcoholism Clinic. Hopkins, 63, has degrees from Valparaiso University and the University of Louisville, and 32 years of Versailles practice. The Gary clinic has been seeing about 20 new cases weekly.
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Indianapolis
I. Lester H. Hopkins
Northwest
Charles H. Cronick
Department of ‘Mental Health
Gary’ Clinic
de. Hopkins
Valparaiso University
University of Louisville
Six Liquor Permits Suspended by Indiana Board
The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission suspended six liquor permits in a regular Tuesday meeting in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Trial hears Heiden witness in three hour hearing
Prosecutor and defense wrapped examination and cross examination of Heiden as the first witness in the three hour hearing last night. Statements mention a legal abortion related case, bar activity, and alleged involvement by Cox and associates. The proceedings touch on witnesses, church and local community figures, and questions of credibility in Fort Wayne area.
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France
Antagonism Highlighted Between Russian and Chinese Officials
Report notes rising antagonism between Russian and Chinese parties as tensions surface over bilateral issues. Analysts warn mutual distrust could hinder regional cooperation and impact ongoing diplomatic efforts. The piece cites limited quotes from unnamed officials and reiterates persistent strategic rivalry in Asia.
Deaths in Madison Area Henry Love Lapel
Henry Love 74 of Sitony Creek Township died at 7 15 am Tuesday in the Scott Nursing Home Pendleton Born in the township he farmed east of Lapel He belonged to Lapel Evangelical United Brethren Church Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood and the Farm Bureau Survivors include two sons Ward and Mark six grandchildren two foster grandchildren two sisters Stella Lovej and Nora Sparks of Anderson nephews and nieces Friends receive at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel Services 2 pm Thursday at the funeral home Rev Harry Smith of Lapel Evangelical United Brethren Church will officiate Burial in Brookside Cemetery
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Stella Love J
Nora Sparks
Anderson
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Brookside Cemetery
Tax Reduction Debate Mirrors Senate Tax Cuts
The article outlines a budget stalemate with Senator Javits proposing major tax cuts including eliminating income tax for under 2000 dollars and lowering personal and corporate rates. It notes political maneuvering and potential deficits amid a broader peacetime budget discussion.
Soblen Return Demand Sparks US Britain Israel Talks
The United States presses Britain to return Robert Soblen to face a life sentence for espionage. Soblen, an 11 year veteran, remains in a London prison and no decision on his transfer date or destination has been given. The report also notes debate on abortion laws in Sweden and a television performer reflecting on chances in different countries.
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Soviet Union
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Aticult
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El Al Feeds Soblen Back to Israel Amid Immigration Tug
Family Service Britain orders El Al to remove Soblen by Wednesday midnight for New York, but the New York bound plane leaves without him. Israel insists Soblen return only to Israel, while Czechoslovakia reportedly offers to take him. US officials say arrangements to resolve Soblen’s case involve both governments and ongoing counseling programs.
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el al
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Fluoride Vitamin Tablet Trial Aims at Family Health
The agency reports a quarterly finding on a fluoride containing vitamin tablet product. Thamas Vermillion says high stakes involve family happiness and dental health as the plan targets prevention of cavities through a fluoride supplement taken by prescription. The board notes 4238 individuals in 68 families were served.
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New York
France
Judge rejects mueq vTom Page One featherbedding ruling
The article reports a judge denying permission to revise an injunction petition to label a railroad plan illegal. It notes tensions over investigations related to Adams and denials of suspensions, with comments about political motives and a pending possible tax cut decision. Burial plans for Anders Battin and services for Rayeyer are mentioned.
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Lael
Perry
Ike Revisits Paris Echoes of War Times
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower revisited Paris landmarks and recalled days he lived there while chatting with old friends and military comrades. Mrs. Eisenhower, ill with a mild virus, remained in their hotel room during the private visit.
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UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Monroe Rites and Demotion Query Highlighted During Proceedings
The transcript shows confusion over a demotion of Cox and ongoing questions about prior notices. Deputy DiMaggio and McDaniels pressed for criminal affidavits while other witnesses including Dorothy Arnold may be called. Railroad negotiators framed the aim as forcing court settlement and maintaining Railway Labor Act alignment.
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de Fla. Court of Appeals
Tective Division
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Obituary notices and funeral details from Anderson area
Obituary and funeral notices for several Anderson residents with details on services burial locations and family members. Included are Canaday family deaths from Newton County collision involving airmen, Shafer funeral in Baker Brothers Funeral Home, Jones services at Baker Brothers with Marilyn Melson guarding, and notes on local trust funds and school event finances.
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Newton County
Bunker Hill
Unclear report on Lorine Hunter and local affairs
The fragment discusses Lorine Hunter listed at $5,594.60, funeral details for Mrs. Lorine M., school interview arrangements, and a Rowe Funeral Home service. It notes quarter profit changes, Exchange Club activities, and bids for grease interceptors at North Anderson School cafeteria.
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Lorine Hunter
North Caro
Lorine M
Hunter
B.ath St
City Officials Plan Funeral Expenditures Amid Murders Probe
A city budget article outlines funeral and related costs tied to a homicide investigation. Expenditures include police and fire departments, parks, court services, health, landfill operations, and utilities, totaling several hundred thousand dollars as investigators pursue leads.
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Kais er Steel plans 25 million dollar facilities outlay
Kaiser Steel Corp will spend about 25 million dollars on equipment and facilities at its six plants this year, with last year's capital expenditures totaling 15.3 million dollars. A large portion of 195? expenditures funded increased output at Fontana California.
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Republican Hopefuls Weigh Compromise Path In Michigan Primaries
GOP leaders consider Romney as a potential compromise candidate to unite liberal and conservative factions in Michigan. Swainson and Romney avoided emphasis on a strong purist lineup. Kansas races focus on old versus new Republicans while Missouri’s Senate field draws Crosby Kemper Jr and Duane Cox amid a light turnout and scattered incumbents facing opposition.
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Kansas City
Duane Cox
Springfield
Edward Long
D-Mo
Morgan Moulder
Marion elevator worker admits slaying of Clara Frazee
The obituary item notes Clara Frazee, 73, of Marion Indiana, died after being strangled by an elevator worker who confessed to police. The suspect Hugh Carroll Lindsey, 30, allegedly admitted the crime upon police prompting in Marion. Frazee, born Oct 9 1836 in Adams County, lived with her husband on a farm road near Anderson. She leaves a daughter Mary Lloyd, two sons Ralph and Carl, 10 grandchildren, a brother Sam Ferguson and Loren Fert Lindsey, with arrangements handled by Counterman Home.
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