Two Accidents at Intersection Send Injury Reports
Police blotter details two crashes near 4th and Brown streets and Arrow Avenue in which Kay German and Myrtle McCracklin were treated and released at St. John’s Hospital. A third bike incident involving Tracy Pugh near Ninth Street left him with a forehead cut and possible concussion. A theft from Foch Matter Construction Co. on Rangeline Road involved tarps and plywood worth 210 dollars.
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Kay German
Sherman
Brent Land
W. Slath St
4Th and
Brown Streets
Myrtle C. McCracklin
Second St
St. John's Flor
Anderson
Tracy OD
Pugh
Hendricks St
Arrow Avenue
Ninth Street
Ralph M. Ogle
Central Ave
Bey
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Foch Matter Construction Co
Main St
Rangeline Road
Nixon says Johnson advised on tapes and tax papers
Nixon contends Johnson urged him to tape White House conversations and questioned tax deductions for public papers. He recalls Johnson’s anger at gifting papers to the government and the Williams amendment altering deduction rules. A tax case followed involving back taxes and legal scrutiny of advisers.
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Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon
Cerilly
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Johnson
Pepsi-Co
Donald Kendall
Haldeman
Congressional
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
John J. Williams
Williams
Interview Conducted With Hoffa’s Foster Son O’Brien
Charles O’Brien, foster son of Teamsters chief Hoffa, was questioned for five hours by investigators about Hoffa’s disappearance. His attorney said discussions included lie detector tests, but O’Brien did not take one. The interview covered details on Hoffa’s whereabouts over four days around July 30.
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Charles
Chuckie
O'Brien
Jimmy +Haffa
Mer Teamsters
Hoffa
James Burdick
O Brien
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noThe Fbl
Pmterview
Ken
Anthony
Tony Jack" Giacaloné
Bloomfield Township
Orlando
Fla
Conroe Lerman
Lerman
James P. Hofta
Appeals Court Rules Death Cause Public in Indiana
The Indiana Court of Appeals ruled death cause on death certificates is public information while stating reporters may not have a right to buy copies. The decision upheld Vanderburgh Court's ruling for Evansville Printing Corp and contrasted public access with copy purchase limits.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Court of Appeals
Vanderburgh
William H. Miller
Evansville Printing Corp
Evansville
Evansville-Vanderburgh County Department of Health
Swangville Press
Jake" Seils
Seils
Department
Indiana
Appeals
Robert B. Lybronk
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Anderson Area Deaths Include Gillis and Whitesel
Garald D. Gillis 13 of Marietta Georgia dies after an extended illness. Graveside service Saturday at 10 am in Anderson Memorial Park with Rev. Edwin Clark of Alexandria officiating. Gillis survived by widow Rose two children and nine grandchildren. Gladys V Whitesel High 76 of Lebanon dies after eight years illness. Funeral Friday 1 30 pm at Russell and Hitech Lebanon with burial in Anderson Memorial Park. Sara A Alvey 95 longtime Anderson resident dies at Tiplan nursing home. Burial Friday 2 pm at Anderson Memorial Park with services conducted by Rev. Donald Duggleby.
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Anderson Memorial Park
Garald D. Gillis
Marietta
Edwin Clark
Alexandria
Brown and Bulz
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Hilton Head
S. C
Linton
Ind
New York City
Anderson
USC
U.S
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Rose
Gary Gillis
Chester
Garalda) Boone
Robert
Jean) Carruthers
Marietta, Ga
Gladys,High
Gladys V. Whitesel High
Stephen High
Lebanon
Mes. High
Warner Press, Inc
Glendale Church of God
Indianapolis
Trecil Whitesel
Saltville, Va
Wilmer Whitesel
Pendleton
Fred Whitesel
Virgil Whitesel
Bernice Whitesel
Russell and Hitech
David Cox
Harold Conrad
Sarah Alvey
Sara A. Alvey
Tiplan
William Alvey
Fletcher St
East Lyon
Harold E. Rozelle
Donald Duggleby
Bulen Tactics Questioned in Republican Probe
Indianapolis AP report cites John Start and Matt Hart disputing links between L Keith Bulen and past GOP bugging incidents. Hart says reporters probe led back to Bulen area while Bulen denies involvement and notes his resignation. Otis Bowen appointed Hart as successor.
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John Start
Keith Bulen
Indianapolis Star
Hart
Bulen
Keith
Matt
National Post
Otis R. Bowen
Republican Party
Tos
Jobless Pay Hike Faces Senate Roadblock in Indiana
A legislative study committee in Indianapolis discussed raising unemployment benefits from 30 to 60 dollars weekly for singles and 80 to 100 for maximum, with opposition expected from the Republican Senate and the State Employment Security Division. Chairman Jewell Harris noted a 328.5 million statewide surplus under current benefits but warned higher costs could shift funds to employer contributions amid Chamber of Commerce opposition. The committee also pushed for clearer notice of appeal rights on rejection forms to aid claimants, noting most appeals overturn decisions.
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Frm
Senate
State Employment Security Division
Jewell Harris
Gary
Tye
Harris
John F. Shawley
Michigan City
Dwight Kelley
Morris
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Morrin
126 Die In Fiery Damascus Crash
A Czechoslovak Ilyushin 2 crashed while landing at Damascus airport killing 126 of 128 aboard. The jetliner from Prague dropped from its approach, exploded, and debris spread across the area twelve miles south of Damascus. Two survivors were reported.
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Syria
Prague
Samascus
CSA
Khani
Bephdad
Tehran
Helsinki Pact May Aid Jews
Rep. Robert F. Drinan said Soviet officials told him the Helsinki three-nation accord on European security could ease emigration restrictions for Jews. He met with dissidents and Jews refused exit and noted Soviet officials claimed most Jews are granted permission to leave, contradicting his view of a Jewish problem.
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Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
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