Seven State Police Get Promotions
INDIANAPOLIS AP Two new district commanders were named and five other state troopers were promoted Thursday. William R. Klein of Salem moved to lieutenant and district commander at the Charlestown district. Charles C. Burch of Corydon became sergeant. Forrest W. Cooper of Evansville was promoted to lieutenant and district commander at the Seymour district. Jimmy D. Stanley of South Bend became detective first sergeant. Donald F. Bavenschulte of Farmersburg was promoted to sergeant at Putnamville. Robert H. Bockman of Ligonier rose to sergeant at the Pendleton district. Allen F. Groves of Rockport became detective sergeant in the Jasper district.
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Robert A. O'Neal
William R. Klein
Salem
Charlestown
Byron W. Branam
Madison
Klein
FBI
Hanover College
Charles C. Burch
Coryden
Forrest W. Cooper
Evansville
Seymour
Jimmy D. Stanley
South Bend
Toll Road
Putnamville
Donald F. Bavenschulte
Farmersburg
Terre Haute
Robert H. Bockman
Ligonier
Pendleton
Allen F. Groves
Rockport
Three Notre Dame players set for burglary trial in West Lafayette
West Lafayette Indiana Special City Court Judge Louis Pearlman Jr set December 21 for the trial of three former Notre Dame football players charged with third degree burglary. Timothy Swearingen Jonathan Butash and Gerald Wisne face the case after being arrested September 25 following the Purdue Notre Dame game.
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West Lafayette
Ind
UPD
Louis Pearlman, Jr
University of Notre Dame
Pearlman
Charles Kemmer
Timothy Swearingen
Columbus
Ohio
Jonathan Butash
Akron
Gerald Wisne
Detroit
Purdue
Quotations From Leaders On Paris Race and Viet Nam
Paris opposition Jean Lecannet criticizes de Gaulle while Joseph Laitin cites cautious inflation views in Johnson City. Dean Rusk weighs halting bombing as a peace step, and FBI Director Hoover condemns active antiwar demonstrators as immature.
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Paris
Jean Lecannet
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson City
Tex
Joseph Laitin
White House
Johnson
Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Egypt to Try 400 for Espionage Plots
Cairo authorities will try more than 400 individuals charged with spying and conspiring to overthrow the Egyptian government this month. The report notes up to date charges and the broad scope of the crackdown.
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Egypt
Cairo
U.A
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