Soviet Union orders U S congressman out of country immediately
A US Representative James H. Scheuer of New York was ordered to leave the Soviet Union at once while on a two week study tour. The expulsion came amid accusations of improper activity with a foreign delegation and alleged urging of emigration to Israel. Scheuer denied all charges and planned to depart to Stockholm then London.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
James H. Scheuer
Dn.y
Foreign Ministry
Scheuer
Leningrad
Nixon
Stockholm
London
Bronx
New York City
Israel
House
John Brademas
D-Ind
Sored
Thompson Buchanan
Georgy Kornyenko
Buchanan
Duke Study Finds Malpractice Suits Overrated In Costs
A Duke University study using physicians in California and North Carolina finds malpractice litigation contributes little to rising health care costs. The research shows defensive medicine exists but is not widespread, with costs driven more by medical decisions and cost constraints than by lawsuits.
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Duke University
California
North Carolina
Duke Law Journal
United States
Elliott L. Richardson
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Duke
North
Caro- Sligusty
City Woman May Not Collect All Damages
Theresa Carr was awarded 3500 in a jury verdict after an eight hour trial over injuries from a fight at Cooper's Sport Bowl on March 12 1970. The jury found Herbert Ellis liable for 2150 in damages and 500 in punitive damages while awarding 850 against Cooper's Sport Bowl. Ellis absent during trial and no damages against Wayne Neal. Judge Paul Schrenker presided. Davisson Davison Davisson represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Carr
Cooper’s Sport Bowl, Inc
Ellis
Wayne Paul Neal
U.S. Navy
Neal
Paul Schrenker
Davisson, Davison and
Davisson
Harmon Sentenced At Special Hearing For DUI Charge
Harmon, 33, of unknown residence, faced charges of driving with no operating license driving while intoxicated and public intoxication. He pled guilty and received six months at the State Farm with four months suspended and a $50 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
State Farm
Eee
Denmark's Frederik IX remembered as royal in duty
A portrait of King Frederik IX of Denmark near end of reign, detailing his naval service, love of trains and locomotives, music, and humor. The piece notes royal duties amid public affection, extensive European royal ties, and Frederik's family life including Queen Ingrid, Margrethe II, and Henrik.
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Krag
Frederik
Christian X
Frederik IX
Amalienborg
Christian Frederik Franz Michael Carl Waldemar Georg
Sorgenfri
Knud
Dannebrog
China
Japan
Margrethe
Count Henri de Monpezat
France
Stockholm
Ingrid
United States
Panama Canal
San Francisco
New York
Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Denmark
London
Britain
Prince Philip
Frederick
Elizabeth II
George VI
Astrid
Belgium
Badouin
Juliana
Netherlands
Alexandrine
Frederik Wilhelm II
Prussia
Germany
Mecklenburg Schwerin
Benedikte
Rich- Zu Sayn
Three County Legislators Back Habitual Offender Bill
Madison County lawmakers Reps. Craig Campbell William Sebree and James Waymire joined the majority in the Indiana House Friday as a 78 to 10 vote passed a bill to impose strict penalties on habitual traffic offenders including possible 10 year licenses suspensions and two to five year prison terms. The same day lawmakers split on a constitutional amendment to extend term lengths for representatives from two to four years, a measure defeated 40 to 67 with Sebree voting with the minority while Campbell and Waymire opposed. The debate noted potential broader changes with Senate term extensions to six years and a required second approval in 1973 before a 1974 ballot. Other House actions included higher per diem for county assessors and anesthesia of various enforcement and education measures. The Senate also passed a bill establishing irrevocable breakdown as the sole basis for dissolving marriages, with final judicial determinations and court control over property settlements.
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Madison County
Craig Campbell
William Sebree
James Waymire
Indiana
House
Sebree
Campbell
Waymire
Clear
Senate
Indiana Health Facilities Council
Indiana Senate
Merton Stanley
D-Kokomo
Kilgore and Kilgore Deaths and Obituaries
Mrs Maxie S B Kilgore 78 died at home Friday at 10 05 am after living with her daughter Mrs Bill Whiteaker born in Scott County Virginia in 1893 she had lived here since coming from Rockford Illinois a Methodist her husband William died in 1953 survivors include four daughters two sons thirty four grandchildren and two great grandchildren services in Appalachia Virginia Monday at 2 pm burial Big Stone Gap. Charles Owens former Madison Delaware count y resident died Thursday in Lakeland Florida after moving to Fort Myers in 1959 survived by wife Glenda three sons two sisters a brother and five grandchildren funeral Monday in Muncie with burial in Mt Tabor Cemetery. Garfield Chamberlain 68 of 2217 Walton Street died Friday at St John s Hospital after illness Everett E Hunt 71 of 515 Cottage Avenue died Friday noon after six years of illness retired from Delco in 1961 survived by wife Nellie Swain Hunt six children and eighteen grandchildren services Monday. Laura Mee Brown Mee born March 20 1904 in Gholston Mississippi resided in Anderson 15 years former construction worker Zion Baptist Church service Wednesday burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Funeral home arrangements list a number of relatives and church ties with services set in each case.
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Maxie S. B. Kilgore
Fletcher
Bill Whiteaker
Scott County
Rock
Methodist Church
Kilgore
William
Lee Skidmore
Anderson
Idaor
Rockford
Long Beach
Cali
T. J. Kaylor
William H. Kilgore
Dunbar
R. C. Kilgore
J. B. Kilgore
Clyde
Stapelton
Kingsport
Tenn
Charles Owens
Madison
Delaware
Lakeland
Fla
Fort Myers
Indiana
Lee County
De-Sota
Parker
Portland
Glendena
Charles
Winter Haven
Donald
Chesterfield
Thomas
Yorktown
Walter Reed
Donald Forbes
Greenwood
Harry
Meeks
Muncie
Mt. Tabor
Delaware County
Everett E. Hunt
Cottage Ave
Delcoivision
First United Methodist Church
Carrell County
Samuel
Ella Hunt
Nellie Swain Hunt
John
Elinor) Baker
Texarkana
Texas
Paul
Phyllis) Tranbarger
Lebanon
Joanna) Busby
Frankton
Ralph
Barbara) Broman
Bluffton
Carlos
Caroline) Gacharna
Fort Wayne
Max E. Hunt
Baker Brothers Funeral
James Lantz
East M
Gholston
Miss
Zion Baptist Church
Laura Mee
Johnnie Brown
Dayton
Ohio
Ollie Warren
Nora ‘Haynes
Omaha
Neb
Annie Wodis
Mattie Henderson
Birmingham
Ala
Rosie Henderson
Aliceville
Curtis
Richland
Calif
East Maplewood Cemetery
L. C. May
Elwood
Iva Leeson
Anderson Sr
King Leeson
Butlerville
James William
Clara Belle Clarkson Poole
St. Stephen’s Episal
John Thompson
Glenview
Ill
Dee Leeson
Corinne Mossman
Eva Poole
Indianapolis
Herschel Poole
Brazil
David
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Local Obituaries From Noblesville Elwood And Muncie
Ralph L Brewer of 103 Edward Street died at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie after a long illness. Services will be at 2 PM Sunday at Elbert C Frazee Funeral Home Middletown with Rev David Whittberry officiating. Burial at Miller Cemetery. Noblesville Mary G Pritchard 72 of 1020 Monument Street died Thursday at Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre Noblesville. Funeral Sunday at Coaltrin with Rev Glen Beck and Rev Tom Terrell officiating. Burial in Hurlock Cemetery. Elwood Iva Leeson 78 widow of King Leeson died suddenly at home Friday. Arrangements pending Copher and Fesler Funeral Home.
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Daleville
Ralph L. Brewer
Edward St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Shirley
American Legion
Middletown
Elbert C. Frazee
David Whitteberry
Noblesville
Mary G. Pritchard
Monument St
Turtle Creek
Hamilton County
Earl and
Georgia
Watkins) Pritchard
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Glen Beck
Tom Terrell
Hurlock
Final rites for Gladys M. Snarks scheduled Monday
Gladys M. Snarks, 54, of 2906 Fletcher, will receive final rites Monday at 10 a.m. in the Westside Tabernacle. Burial will follow at East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at Brown and Butz Funeral Home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 9 p.m.
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Westside Tabernacle
Gladys M. Snarks
Fletcher
East Maplewood Cemetery
Brown and Butz
Final rites set for Hattie LaSelle at Clay City church
Funeral services are scheduled Sunday at 1 p.m. at Schopperhorst Funeral Home Clay City for Hattie LaSelle 83 a native of Clay City, with calling hours at her home after 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Schopperhorst Funeral
Clay City
Hattie LaSelle
Rolling Hills Nursing Home
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Henrik
Norway
Sweden
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Ther
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Margrethe II
Prince Henrik
Joachim
Herald Statehouse Report
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Maxie Kilgore
Garfield Chamberlain
Walton St
St. John’s Hospital
Ralph Brewer
Mary Pritchard
Gladys M. Sparks
Chicago Furniture Mart
McDonald's
SAT. Bulletin
SUN. Herald
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