Riot Attacks Marcos as 20000 Demonstrators March on Congress
Rioters hurled stones bottles and wooden staves at President Marcos and Mrs Marcos outside Congress as police battled a mob of about 20 000 in Manila One security man was injured and 100 people including 20 police were hurt in the hour long melee Police blamed nonstudent provocateurs and Marcos ordered an investigation into a riot Protesters demanded more funds for schools and buildings amid a financial crisis
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Manila
UPI
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Congress
Marcos
Philippine News Service
Congress Building
Gerardo Tamayao
Mayor Stokes Fires Cleveland Police Chief
Mayor Carl Stokes removed Police Chief Patrick Gerity after a 54 percent crime rise over 12 months. Gerity will return to deputy inspector and William Ellenburg, former Detroit inspector, was named to head the Cleveland Police Department.
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Cleveland
UPI
Carl Stokes
Patrick Gerity
Detroit
Gerity
William Ellenburg
Groosse Point Park
Mich
Stokes
United States
Mild Cloudy Forecast For State
The Weather Bureau reports mild, cloudy weather for the state. Temperatures Tuesday rise to the 40s across Indiana, then fall to the 30s Tuesday night. Wednesday highs range from the 40s in the north to the mid 50s in the south with morning clouds and potential rain in the afternoon.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Airman William J. Workman Arrives at Eielson AFB Alaska
Airman First Class William J. Workman arrives for duty at Eielson Air Force Base Alaska as an aircraft mechanic with a detachment of the 9th Weather Reconnaissance Wing MDC unit of the Military Airlift Command. He previously served at McGuire AFB New Jersey and is married to Anna L. Downs.
Union and Railroads Seek Settlement in Diesel Fireman Feud
Negotiators for the United Transportation Union and the National Railway Labor Conference resumed talks in Washington with Frederick R. Livingston acting as mediator appointed by Labor Secretary George P. Shultz. The union seeks firemen on 80 percent of diesel locomotives, arguing safety, while railroads say firemen are unnecessary on diesels.
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Washington
Frederick R. Livingston
New York
George P. Shultz
United Transportation Union
National Railway Labor Conference
Livingston
Jess Shattuck
UTW
National Mediation Board
Shultz
Rioters Attack Police. One Killed in Andhra Pradesh Clash
In Dummulapeta villagers clashed with police on Friday injuring 11 officers as mobs used deadly weapons. Police opened fire to quell the rioting, leaving one person dead, according to the Press Trust of India.
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New Delhi
UPI
Dummulapeta
Andhra Pradesh
Press Trust of India
Fossil fuels defined as coal petroleum and natural gas
The term fossil fuels refers to coal petroleum and natural gas. Energy from these resources is stored over long periods in Earth's rock formations.
Little League Park Boosted In Jaycees Session
Frankton Jaycees held a meeting with special guest Gene Van Briggle who spoke on the Frankton Little League Park project. Leroy McKinley presided. report on the Junior Miss Pageant noted Donna Lucas’s state competition entry.
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Frankton
French Lick
Jaycees
Bill Carmin
Gary Dalzell
Leroy McKinley
Bob Dellinger
Injured In Crash During Honeymoon
Dennis Pettigrew and his wife Jackie McCord Pettigrew were injured in a head on crash during a blizzard near Scranton Pennsylvania. Pettigrew had broken jaws while his wife suffered bruises and chipped teeth. Pettigrew was moved to Community Hospital in Frankton. Mrs Pettigrew is a Ball State University student.
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Frankton
Dennis Pettigrew
Jackie McCord
Scranton
Early Radio First Short Wave Broadcast Heard in 1924
A note recalls the first short wave broadcast heard in 1924 marking an early milestone in radio history. The entry attributes the event to pioneers in wireless communication and notes its significance for transatlantic reception and technological progress.
Roll of Honor List by Class and Seniority
The document lists students by class year and house, naming seniors regulars and superiors, juniors regulars, sophomores regulars and superiors, and freshmen both superior and regular. It includes numerous names such as Kathleen Bogue, Peggy Crouch, Susan Kirkpatrick, Diane Rohn, Deborah Badgley, Sharon Humphrey, Krisann Burkhardt, Robert Downey, Debra Cunningham, and many others.
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Kathleen Bogue
Peggy Crouch
Susan Kirkpatrick
Diane Rohn
Deborah Badgley
Shirley Cooper
Ann Crist
Mary Ellis
Donna Farmer
Sondra Frazee
Patricia Gaunt
Linda Gorman
Patricia Hitchens
Sharon Humphrey
Jeanette Johnson
Marsha Johnson
Emily Kane
Timothy Kelley
Karen Kildon
Kathy Knotts
Vickie Miller
Paula Oldham
Philip Prophet
Marilynn Pruden
Nancy Roberts
Linda Starr
Deborah Unger
Krisann Buckhardt
Brenda Crouch
Robert Downey
Deborah Lusher
Susan Nelson
Marcia Alford
Melinda Bates
Kathy Beemer
Vickie Carey
Debra Cunningham
Randy Doss
Candy Doyle
Elizabeth Dunaway
Scott Frati4er
Jeff Friend
Shannon Gardner
Jeff Garrett
Vickie Graham
James Hocker
Connie Kendal
Judith Mehling
Liska Miller
Connie Mittendorf
Bruce Montgomery
Dennis Owen
Janet Riser
Gail Lemon
Martha Smith
Tim Stringer
Perry Vanntter
Sandra Wilson
Mercy Hospital Report Highlights Admissions and Discharges
Mercy Hospital records show several admissions and discharges including Phyllis Shannon and Mrs. Lewis VanBuskirk among admitted patients. Dismissals include Mrs. James Shrock and baby and Mrs. Dan iel G. White and baby. A birth is noted for Tracy daughter of Milton L. Johns and a second birth to David Raper. An ambulance transfer involved Orville Bowers to Robert Long Hospital, then back to the Dunnichay ambulance. Vivian Severns was treated after a train collision incident near S C and Anderson streets.
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Atlanta
James Fleenor
N. 6Th St
Nelle Davis
Carmel
Turtle Creek Nursing Home
Daniel G. White
Frankton
James Steffler
Tracy
Milton L. Johns
N. B St
David Raper
S. St
Orville Bowers
Dickey Nursing Home
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Dunnichay
Kimberly Reeves
S. I St
Riley Hospital
Odd Fellows 131 Plan Installation
The OOF Chapter 151 will install its 1970 officers Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the chapter hall 819 Marine Dr John Everett Noble Grand William Barker Vice Grand Lloyd Knight secretary James Ligon treasurer Thurman Bil brey and Wayne Hulse trustees. Public is invited says Noble Grand Earnest Tatman.
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Marine Dr
John Everett
Noble Grand
William Barker
Lloyd Knight
James Ligon
Thurman Bilbrey
Wayne Hulse
Earnest Tatman
Middletown Fish Fry Planned by Conservation Club
Middletown residents are invited to a fish fry at the Middletown Conservation Club this Saturday evening. President Newell Hull announces serving hours from 5 to 8 p.m. with carry-out available. Island Cost Washington notes Virgin Islands cost the U.S. about 25 million dollars, three times Alaska’s price.
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Middletown
Middletown Conservation Club
Newell Hull
Washington
U.S
Virgin Islands
Alaska
Islands
Thalidomide Firm Proposes 27.3 Million Settlement
West German chemie Gruenenthal offered 27.3 million dollars to settle damages from thalidomide damage suits. About 6 500 infants in 20 countries are linked to the drug mothers who used it during early pregnancy. The seven former and current officials face charges of negligent manslaughter and bodily injury.
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Alsdorf
Germany
Chemie Gruenenthal
Stol
Berg
Lompany
Austria
Philippines
England
Sweden
Widikund Lenz
Nazarene General Board approves 6.45 million budget
The General Board of the Church of the Nazarene in Kansas City approved a 6.454 million dollar 1970 general budget and appointed 41 new missionaries. Of the budget 78.52 percent funds world and home missions as the denomination expands in 48 countries. Plans include opening Nazarene gospel work in Indonesia and Colombia and merging the Institute Nazarene school with a Bible college at Colorado Springs.
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General Board
The
Church of the Nazarene
Kansas City
Nazarene
Indonesia
Colombia
Board of General Superintendents
World Missions Department
Nazarene School
Institute
W. Va
Bible College
Colorado Springs
Colo
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