Migrants Celebrate Fourth at Indiana Canning Plant
Several hundred Mexican-Americans gathered at the Fettig Canning Company in Elwood for a July Fourth barbecue and dance. Attendees spanned more than 10 Indiana towns with guests from Warren, Tipton, Marion, Plymouth and others. The event featured food, dancing, flags, red white and green decorations, and a Latin beat provided by a local band as workers and families from Texas communities joined permanent residents.
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Herald
Elwood
Fettig Canning Company
Indiana
Warren
Tipton
Marion
Plum Tree
Windfall
Anderson
Muncie
Point Isabel
Plymouth
Mexico
Texas
Roberto Jimenez
Edinburg
Alvaro Gonzales
Domingo Chasco
Mission Texas
Peron Calls for Violent Revolution to Free Argentina
Former Argentina president Juan D. Peron urged in a Paris interview for a Castroite revolution to liberate Argentina. He said he would return to assume power when the time is right and would be unstoppable when he decides to go.
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Paris
UPI
Juan OD. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Carlos Maria Gutierrez
Prensa Latina
Law Forbidding Birth Control For Singles Upheld Unconstitutional
The 1st Circuit ruled Massachusetts birth control law unconstitutional for banning devices or drugs for unmarried people. It said the law targets morality, not health, and violates fundamental human rights. William R. Baird's 90 day sentence was vacated. Byrne plans Supreme Court appeal.
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Boston
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Massachusetts
Suffolk County
Garrett H. Byrne
U.S. Supreme Court
Circuit Court
William R. Baird
Agnew Portrayed As Civil Rights Fighter In Government Film
A U S government abroad film portrays Vice President Spiro Agnew as a civil rights and education advocate and a controversial voice. Narrated by John Wayne, the 15 minute color documentary follows his 37 000 mile trip to 11 Asian nations and highlights quotes on crime and the press. The $80 000 project aims to introduce Agnew cinematically to foreign audiences with potential extra funding for distribution. Wayne donated his narration.
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Washington
U.S
Spiro T. Agnew
John Wayne
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Motion Pictures
Bruce Herschensohn
Nixon
Johnson
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Truman
Hubert H. Humphrey
John Steinbeck
Louis Armstrong
Agnew
United States
Spiro Agnew
Trucking Industry Officials Approve National Contract Settlement
National officials of the trucking industry approved the recent settlement with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. The 89 member Executive Policy Committee endorsed increases of 1.85 dollars per hour over 39 months, signaling a price rise likely in shipping rates within 60 days. Chicago drivers and locals had earlier accepted a 1.65 dollar raise under a 36 month contract as a separate agreement.
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Chicago
API
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Trucking Employers Inc
James M. Seymour
Arthur B. Shenefelt
TEI
ICC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Schenefelt
Chicago Teamsters
Chicago Truck Drivers Union
National Union
Louis Peick
Teamsters Local 705
Lioness Kills Youth at Portland Zoo Then Is Shot
A 19 year old youth was killed after entering a lion compound at the Portland zoo. The 300 pound lioness Sis and her mate Caesar were shot by a hunter and died later. Zoo officials say the animals acted to defend their lair and police will investigate.
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Portland, Ore
Portland Zoo
Zoo
Jack Marks
Roger D. Adams
Adams
Sis
Bill Scott
Caesar
Marks
Matthew Maberry
Simba
Mercy Hospital Reports Admissions and Discharges
Mercy Hospital in Elwood lists admitted patients including Ralph Kleyla and Melba Robbins with addresses, plus Allen Howell and other residents. Discharges include Nena Gang and Daisy Etchison among several others. Ambulance transfers involved Glenn Tucker, Glenn Shaw, Frankie Miller, and Mrs. Edward St. Clair being moved or treated after incidents Monday and Sunday.
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N. D St
Daren K. Smith
S. J St
Frankie Lee Miller
Nena Gang
Noblesville
William Green
S. I St
Freda Stewart
Dessie Etchison
N. C St
R Salinas
N. B St
Allen Howell
S. 2Th St
Edward E. Underriner
Frederick J. Nash
Lewis J. Beeman
N. G St
Edward St. Clair
Fifth St
Cleveland ( Ohio
Mercy Hospital
Jackley-Landrum
Frankie Miller
Sheridan St
S. H and
S. Anderson Streets
Kappeler Named Graduate Assistant at Eastern Washington
Anderson student Richard A. Kappeler of East ern Washington State College has been named a graduate assistant in biology for the current summer quarter and the 1970 71 academic year. He is a graduate of Anderson High School and the son of Mr and Mrs R R Kappeler.
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Anderson
Eastern Washington State College
Richard A. Kappeler
Anderson High School
Kler
R. R. Kappeler
Haverhill Dr
Alex Library Posts Record May Circulation
May circulation at the Alexandria Alex Library reached 5529 books, the highest in seven to eight years. Head librarian Mrs Jasper Sanger noted strong children's summer reading and a surge in adult book loans. Budget committee members include Charles Schroth Robert McMahon and Mrs Sanger for the August 6 meeting.
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Alexandria
Jasper Sanger
Charles Schroth
Robert McMahan
Sanger
William Reed
James Donahue
Joseph Urban
Reed, Schroth
Mesdames Otto Bender
Urban
Wendell Woosnam
Donahue
Songer
Interstate Highways Cracking Under Heavy Truck Traffic
The GAO reports interstate highways cracking from heavy truck use and may require hundreds of millions more for repairs. After a nine state study officials warn most interstates may need added concrete layers as design errors and factors like weather, soil, and truck weights create failures. Bernard Sacks led the investigation and notes trucks are the crucial factor.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Bernard Sacks
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Defiance
Ohio
Mission
Armado Gonzales
Roy
Arnoldo Gomez
Penny
Lawrence Fettig
Fettig
Pete Gomez
Gomez
Lee Lortz
Baird
Boston University
State Supree Court
U. S. District Court
Peal
State Supreme Court
Bailey Aldrich
Federal Appeals Court
Massachusetts High Court
Maryland
George P. Mahoney
Sears
Sears Automotive Center
13Th and
Central Ave
John Borst
Lewis Beeman
Glenn Tucker
Ex-Cello South
Glenn Shaw
N. 13Th St
Mercy
Kappeler
Alex Library
Atlas Red- D-Mix, Inc
Alexandria Pike — Ie
Raph
Deve Pree
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