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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1967
Page
10
Ball State University Ballet classes are open for children from first through high school. Director Kay Knight said classes start the week of Sept 1 with limited enrollment, especially in younger ages. A special beginner class is planned for ages nine to twelve and tuition is due by Aug 29.
The State Employment Security Division reported Indiana unemployment insurance claims fell to 27 905 last week from 32 192 the prior week. The pickup credited plantwide closings for vacation and inventory.
Indianapolis AP report says preliminary autopsy found Balt. Blyberg died in a fight at Weir Trested on early Tuesday. Coroner Charles Polly says murder charges may follow as authorities investigate the brawl during a Nixon committee event.
The AP report details a contested workplace issue amid a web of medical and legal matters. Coroner Dr. Petty requests a broader autopsy to determine death cause while noting heart surgery in the victim’s history and no visible body marks. State officials mention a potential resignation or reassignment tied to ongoing investigations at Michigan State Prison and St. Joseph’s College governance, with multiple figures named in related budget and disciplinary debates.
A Morton County man announced his resignation as chairman of the Nixon campaign committee amid conflicting reports about whether the victim fought back in an airport tavern incident. The slain(barman) was found in a Moon state banquet room with indications the fight began after alleged slurs. The governor said he would support Nixon in his home state as officials disclosed he would continue to work for the former vice president.
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