Evansville juvenile given suspended sentence for false crime report
In Evansville Indiana Darrell Watkins 14 received a one year suspended sentence from Judge Sydney Berger for lying to police about Jeffery Wayne Tyler 14 being shot on a porch. The case sparked two nights of rock throwing and firebombing with no serious injuries as Watkins later admitted the tale was false.
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Evansville
Ind
UPI
Negro Boy
Strimmner
Darrell Watkins
Sydney Berger
Walklis
Jeffery Wayne Tyler
Iris
Watkins
Taylor
Borger
Probation Department
Edward Kennedy
DeMase
Farm Bureau Approves Market Action and Vietnam Stand
Washington based American Farm Bureau Federation adopts resolutions calling for free market agriculture and opposing legalized marijuana. Delegates backed major government controls to be phased out quickly and endorsed Nixon’s Vietnam peace settlement. They also supported housing standards for migratory workers and new farm worker union ground rules.
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Washington
API
American Farm Dureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Nixon
Vietnam
Facat
Farm Bureau picks Shuman to lead another term
Charles B. Shuman reelected president of the Farm Bureau without opposition to a two year term, noting retirement questions as he nears 65. In a separate race David H. Boa won the vice presidency over Allan Grant to fill a vacancy from Walter Randolphs resignation in Montgomery Alabama.
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Charles B. Shuman
Farm Bureau
Federation Head
Shuman
David H. Boa
Marion
Allan Grant
Visalia
Calif
State Farm Bureau
Walter L. Randolpy
Montgomery
Ala
Safer drug substitutions warned by researchers in New York
An AP report says many buyers of so called safer psychedelic drugs actually receive far stronger substances like LSD. Researchers led by Dr Frances Cheek warn this substitution riskmental illness and severe reactions. Dr Millan Joffee tested 56 samples finding none were mescaline or psilocybin.
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YORK
Frances Cheek
New Jersey
Newara Psychiatric Institute
Princeton
Millan Joffee
Drug Sciences Department
E Departent of Justice
Cheek Sai
Ane Muncie
Donald Eugene
Alexandria
Ball
Check
UPI
Kennels
Kola Abert Hooks
Star Mine
Mentone
Sinon
Knotts
Nbc-Tv
Bronson
Marvin Knotts
Administration Urges Court Postpone South School Desegregations
The Nixon administration asks the Supreme Court to delay desegregation in about 250 Deep South school systems until fall 1970 while opponents push for faster or immediate integration. Lawyers for Negro groups urge speed in implementing the Oct. 23 desegregation ruling, with petitions challenging delays in Mississippi and related orders for Louisiana and Georgia districts. The Fifth Circuit’s Dec. 1 decision allows some postponements but requires ongoing integration plans, as NAACP LDF seeks court orders for unified schools in Louisiana parishes and other parties appeal the ruling.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Deep South
Mississippi
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Georgia
Morida
Louisiana
Alabama
Texas
Circuit Court
Immorials
Erwin N. Griswold
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
LDF
Justita
Hugo L. Black
Concordia
East
West Feliciana
TEW
Midwestern Homes Inc Showcases Fine Homes
Midwestern Homes Inc builders of fine homes operate two Soley offices at G K Dockson Er 104 Kindbarg Rd. The advertisement lists contact numbers 417858 and 644025948 with references to Jackie Hoty and Robert Goft. A. L Tale from Gem Migr is mentioned in association.
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Midwestern Homes, Inc
Builders OF Fine Homes
G/K dockson
Kindbarg Rd
Soler Pences
Jackie Hoty
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AIST
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Mounds Mall
Edgewood
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New Delhi
India
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Dixon Electric
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Home Ave
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