FBI Files Portray Oswald As Troubled Child Lonely Man
FBI documents released this week portray Lee Harvey Oswald as a troubled youth and lonely man. The files, about half of the Kennedy assassination record, show Hoover believed Oswald acted alone though some doubt a conspiracy. Oswald’s early life featured isolation, heavy TV use, and social withdrawal, with later interest in socialism and Russia. His mother, Marguerite Oswald, maintains his innocence and says the FBI findings support a frame-up.
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Oswald
Washington
Lee Harvey Oswald
FBE
Jonas. Kennedy
Dallas
Warren Commission
Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
Lee
Evelyn Strickman
New York City
Youth House
Russia
Oswaldskovich
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Marina
Marguerite Oswald
Police Blotter Details Shootings And Juvenile Burglary Spree
Local authorities pursue intense probes after shotgun blasts damaged officer Ron Jordan's car and home. Two juveniles, aged 13 and 15, face burglary and delinquency charges for a November 17 Harry Pierce residence theft of coins cash and a shotgun, which was sawn off for concealment. Four boys aged 11 to 15 were rounded up for a lodge break in and released to parents. Power outages hit Park Place area after a transformer exploded and crews worked into the night.
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Jordan
the Herald
Anderson
Harry Pierce
Nelle St
Madison County
Park Place
Central
Ruddle Avenues
East Fourth Street
Fraternal
Order of Police Lodge
Mounds Head
Police
White River
Snow emergency continues as salt runs short citywide
City remains under a snow emergency called by Acting Mayor Paul Newbern while Street Commissioner Tomas Dillard borrows two truckloads of salt from the state garage after a late shipment delay. The report also notes a paired sex ring arrest list and Ball State University delay due to four weather events including a power outage.
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Paul Newbern
Tomas Dillard
State Highway
Dillard
International Salt
Toledo
Ohio
Muncie
Ball State University Senate
Senate
John J. Pruia
Pruis
BSU
Essex Corporation Sues UAW Over 600000 Damages
Essex Corporation files a 600000 damage suit in Marion County Superior Court accusing the United Auto Workers Local 1663 and International with unlawful activities during an eight month strike at the Essex plant. The case seeks 100000 actual and 500000 punitive damages as talks with federal mediator Edward Mansbury proceed at the Holiday Inn.
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United Auto Workers
Essex International Corporation
Anderson
UAW
Marion County Superior Court
Essex
Tom Castaldi
Edwood
UAW International
International
James Johnson
Paul Couch
Castaldi
Frank Gallucci
Dallas Sells
Edward Mansbury
Holiday Inn
Elwood
Helicopter crash kills 17 oil workers off Louisiana coast
A 19-seat Puma helicopter carrying 17 oil workers to a rig 90 miles south of Morgan City crashed in 35 mph winds, fell through 130 feet of air, and sank under 10 foot waves. Survivors Mike Peschier and Robert Berry described a rapid, violent capsizing before they were rescued. The crash site and cause are under investigation by Pennzoil and authorities.
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Lafayette
Mike Peschier
Coast Guard
Peschier
Morgan City
Eee
Robert Berry
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Berry
Bob Harper
Pennzoil Producing Co
Petroleum Helicopters International
Programs In Elwood Approved By School Board
Elwood school board approved 1978-79 federal programs including Title I Regular Title I Migrant and TV V Library with 8271 dollars for library and AV. They approved new contracts for ninth grade basketball and head football coach and set dates for meetings and staff evaluations amid winter weather alerts.
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Joeanna Winings
Elwood
Arthur Kupisch
Kupisch
William Mathys
Max Hoppe
Steve de Muth
Notifiy
Disneyworld
Florida
Library Session Canceled. Board to Decide on Reschedule
The Anderson-Anderson Stony Creek Township Public Library Board canceled its executive session due to weather. Treasurer Paul Newbern said a reschedule before the Dec. 15 monthly meeting is possible. The board planned to discuss the Jones and Broderick Real Estate property appraisal on Ninth Street and Central Avenue. Indiana University trustees may vote on student fees and room and board hikes at Friday’s meeting, affecting 25 categories starting in August.
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Stony Creek Township
Indianapolis
Indiana University
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