Israeli Gaza Border Tensions Amid Gas Rate Hike Approved
Reports from Amman and Damascus describe Israeli troop buildup along the Jordan border and shelling of Kanra and Negania as Egypt Saudi talks continue. In Indiana, gas prices rise 5.4 percent after PSC approval, with revenue designed to cover increased costs and rebates.
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United Pres
Jordan
Stadt
Pan
Saidt
Hat Tsrael
Suez Canal
Tadia
el Balsh
Farm truck plates limit use to owner and employees
Indiana officials clarified farm truck plates require the vehicle to be used exclusively in the operation of the owner’s farm or by the owner and employees. Violation risks arrest. The plate will show a number and weight class with a black end and sticker.
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Hahig
Sean
Dhe Mortuary
Charles Funkhouser
Ie Masaale
Tater
Iment
Fhwon ‘City
Grand Jury Called After Panther Move
Attorney Edward V. Kantahan said lack of cooperation between the Black Panthers and the FBI led to grand jury proceedings into the killing of Panther teacher Fred Hampton. Justice official Leonard and Hanrahan condemned Panthers for refusing interviews as Hampton and Mark Glack were killed in early December by Chicago police after Panthers fired first. Public notice of the grand jury was announced by Attorney General John W. Mitchell.
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UPL
Slate
Edward V. Kantahan
Black Panther Party
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jaslice Department
Panter
Fred Hampton
Mannabin
Black Panthers
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PRI
Habranan
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Justice Department
FBI
Hampton
T Ther
Mark Glack
Imashedout
Chicagol
Hanrahan
West Side
Hawpton
Duslita Department
Washington
Atorney
John W. Mitchell
Policeman Discipline Looms After Fracas at City Hall
Meisner suspended five days after a reported fracas. Orbaugh said the patrol division chief is evaluating further discipline while no hearing date for charges against Meisner has been set. Smith refused comment and referred inquiries to Meisner’s attorney Riley Stara. HALLECK NAMED WASHINGTON Specials Consultant to House Armed Services Subcommittee to review My Lai massacre allegations in Vietnam.
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Halleck
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Charles Salark
Indiana
House
Arped Services
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My Lai
Vietna
Indiana Remap Sparks Court and Political Row
Fragmented text describes state legislative redistricting disputes and court rulings affecting multi member districts. It notes potential federal suits in several states, Indiana Supreme Court decisions, and responses from Governor Whitcomb and party officials. Mentions figures like Beatty, Chaney, Agnew and Ruekelshars and touches on campaign fundraising and Social Security benefit changes.
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Supreme Court
Texas
Beatty
Marion Cottnty
Eratic
Alabamia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Whitcomb
General Assembly of
Chaney
US Supreme Court
Bec
GOP State Central Committee
Spiro Agnew
Fion Ant
TLS
Senate
Congressian
National Republican Organization
Jstate
Chanay
Little Hope for White Christmas in Indiana Forecast
A cold weekend looms in Indiana with slim chances of a white Christmas. Light snow flurries touched the north and central areas Friday afternoon, but the weekend forecast remains mostly sunny with temperatures dipping to the 20s at night. The five day outlook calls for little precipitation, temperatures 6 to 10 degrees below normal, and a brief warming spell before mid week turns cold again.
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Indiana
Army Specialist Fourth Ken neth Chambers Assigned to Vietnam
Army Specialist Four Kenneth Chambers, 21, has been assigned to the 1st Signal Brigade in Vietnam as a technical controller. He is the son of Mrs. Hanaki Chambers, who lives at 3H WW, Sth BL.
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Kenneth Chambers
Hanaki Chambers
1St Signal Brigade
Vietnam
Pean
Tax reform boosts Social Security checks in 1970
Washington reports Senate and House negotiators agreed a tax reform plan aiming to raise the maximum capital gains tax and adjust Social Security benefits. The package would boost monthly checks, with January and February increases, and total about 4.4 billion dollars in 1970. Robert Ball notes the increase is the largest in dollar terms.
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Social Security Trust Fund
Wilbur D. Mills
Sm Ijhe
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Senate
Washington
Hoase
Founds- House
Mares
Agri
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Sociai
Robert Ball
Congress
St Presbyterian Trustees Elect Officers Of Board
The board of trustees of the Hirst Presbyterian Church elects officers for 1970 after the regular session. Jack Williams is chairman, John B. Wday vice chairman, and William W. Stewart secretary, replacing outgoing chair John W. Barber Jr and secretary David B. McClure. New members on the board include Frank K. Bravo Dr James Pierce Gere Rummel and Fred Smith. Terms expire for Barber McClure Thomas McMahan and Charles Riedel while continuing members include Dr Walter Aggesen Robert W. Khemaker Jr Dr James A. Taylor Darrell W. Mier and Joe Sentt.
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The
Hirst
Indictments highlight violence in Madison area cases
A Madison County grand jury returned 35 indictments for violence tied to protests and mob actions. The proceedings followed deadly incidents in Madison and surrounding counties and included charges of aggravated battery and resisting arrest as authorities pursued downtown disturbances.
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Chicago
UPL
Marristown Brotherhood
Bnd
Indiana
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MM Society
Weatherman
Forlpathy
Carmenie Ga Jalles
Bush
Taran
Baker Ginn
Fortville
Mrs. Jacked Assistant Corporation
June Franke
Carney Rolloom
Rivard Earod
Wholbins
Bitch of Columbus
George Baker
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Brand
Lntiren
Raneed
Tery
Lawrence Reed
Angel
Waymarket
Parson Mortuary
Doowntown
Lawrence Weed
Garver Dr
Milvile
Hawk
STEN
George Belanger
Indiana Officials Face Christmas Leave Amid Tax Payment Pressure
Indiana state leaders including Gov. Whittcomb and State Auditor Etherton plan weekend Christmas trips as inheritance tax payments loom. Court orders require $12.7 million by Monday, with potential $21 million more in back taxes. The finance moves rely on school fund distributions, depleting the general fund to about $15 million, prompting concern over meeting obligations and broader fiscal stability.
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Edgar D. WhHcomb
Trudy
Etherton
Deadmina
Whitcomb
Mia
K. Snyder
Snyder
Indiana Appellate Court
Mass Transportation Authority
Marion Catrity
Grant Venue Change to Anderson Youth
Elwood judge granted a change of venue for Harold Rex Miller on charges of setting false alarms. A reported theft involved a portable record layer from Morris Home, 2120-3. Friday morning police received the report. Weldon Luse reported lights stolen from a residence during the night.
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Harolt Rex Mi
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Paiice
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Weldon Luse
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Weather Cantinasd From Page One Merry Christmas Note
Weather notes from Page One mention mailing at home using zip codes and a thanks to patrons for cooperation as a holiday greeting. The passage includes garbled phrases about a Christmas tree greeting and a "gatling mall" mail effort.
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Hing
Seabee
Mercy Hospital Patient Admissions List Fragment
Fragmentary hospital notes list multiple Mercy Hospital patients by name and address. Names include Mrs. Freda Lepver, Mrs. Hubert Elchison, Mrs. Daniel Phillipa and baby, Mrs. Ifelen Evans, Floyd E. Doyle, Tommie Anderson, Newell Merrill, and others with partial addresses such as 2120 N. B St and 1522 S. 24th St. The legibility is poor and several entries are incomplete.
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Freda Lepver
N. B St
Hubert Elchison
Adkins
Francis
L. Stone
Sheridan
Daniel Phillipa
Baby
24Th St
Ifelen Evans
Tata SL
Edgar Shepard
Alexardtar Oo Biers Us
Franken
Yson
Margareta Jones
Floyd E. Doyle
Sum'ityilley
Tommy “Mottweiler
Carbon Monoxide Kills Two Truckers at Angola Cabin
In Steuben County Indiana the deaths of Robert Metcalf 32 and Gail J Lawson 43 both of Glen Burnie Maryland are blamed on carbon monoxide poisoning from the cabin heating system. The victims were found in a rented cabin at a truck stop about four miles west of Angola on U S 20.
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Angola
Ind
Tra Marinand
Youd
Tere
Steuben County
Norman Rausch
Robert Metcalf
Gail J. Lawson
Glen Burnie
U.S. 20
Budget Surplus Revised Down From Early Estimate
Federal budget surplus for the last fiscal year was $3.06 billion, $162 million above initial figures. The July estimate had put it at $3.074 billion, while the final year ended with a surplus far above the prior year's deficit of $25.16 billion. A $5.3 billion surplus is forecast for the current fiscal year.
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Treasury
Mathe
Odist. Church
U.S. Eases Import Rules for Noncommercial Chinese Art
The State Department announced continued leniency on noncommercial imports of Chinese works of art. The policy, last modified in July, targets American tourists and collectors buying for personal use and museum purchases. Sen Magh Seat, a noted Chinese art collector, said the measure would ease imports while forbidding resale in the United States.
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