Appeal Filed in Racial Bombing Case in Kentucky
Philip Campbell, Louisville welder, seeks a new trial in a racially charged bombing case. Attorney Van Horn claims the court erred by allowing questions about Campbell's beliefs and reading related newspaper articles, while Campbell faces a maximum sentence if another conviction results.
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We David AL
HCE
Lenengton, Ky
Phiilip J. Campbell
Louisville
Mitcell Meade
Commonwealth
Nepro
Barker
Mary Cabillatwut
Veo Horn
David Ku Klux Klan
Tara
Id Meadly
Kayette
Mary Cahill
Alefondarés
Alefondarés” Alleged Aces Aff
Jrroosobte du Voce
van Vorn
Cahill
Campbell
Bark
Kentucky
United
Klans of Americke
van Horn
Kentucky “Court of” Appeals
William Cahill
Bell Batt
West End
Cahil
Schools Push Gets Going
Washington reports the Justice Department launches multi district actions to desegregate 46 public schools in 14 states including Mississippi Texas Virginia Georgia and Florida. About 192 965 students are affected with 93 197 black pupils. 85 percent attended segregated schools last year. Court actions aim for immediate court orders and plans by September to achieve unitary districts by the fall term.
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Washington
Hississi
Attorre Graeca
John N. Mitchel
Thin
Iistricts
Thursd Duglice Department
Mississippi
The
Justice Deparment
Florida
Tia
Arkansas
South Carolina
Jerris Leonard
Justice Department
South
Texas
Virginia
Georgia
Ooe
Louisiana
Tennessee
Snk
Aulons
Office of Aducation
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Afifewell
Mitchell
Indiana reform plan faces critics in House Committee hearing
The committee heard proposals from Indiana lawmakers and officials on reforming juvenile and adult facilities. They cited per inmate costs and proposed rehabilitation programs, including education, parole risk assessment, and a resident council system to give inmates a voice.
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Nebraska
Prisioner
Robert ¥. Dannay
D-Nab
Advan Penal Institutions
Denney
Chae Pepper
D-Flc
House Committee On Crime
Kevil Boys’ School of Plainfied
Pendleton Reformatory
Coshons
Herald
Som Hunter
Ridge Live Street Plan Prompts Stop Signs and Parking Ban
The city council approved a traffic measure installing stop signs at the East 10th Street intersection with Central Avenue and restricting parking on the east side between 9th and 12th streets. The ordinance also proposes Range Hine Road and East Eighth Street stop signs and authorizes related land acquisitions. The meeting included financial resolutions transferring funds, approving miscellaneous bills, and multiple rezoning ordinances affecting several parcels and areas.
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Rallic
Snanimensky
Webby
Ake Ridge Live
Hast 10Th
Central Avenue
Ith
12Th Streets
Range Hine Road
East Eighth Street
Cross Street
Municipal Electric
Lie Vysitet Department
Board of Public Wass
Park Department
City Plan Commission
Ind
Guide Lamp
Mounds Road
Aikomobile Sales
Fort al
Homewood
Ablemobile
Herone
W.I. Walst Street
Madison Avenue
Hazelwood
Rerone
Hughes Cucry Packing Co
Brentwood Drive
Drexel Drive
Nichol Avenue
Grile
Lalar Council
New Arrivals at SS John Hospital
Wee and ate and a girl born to Mr and Mrs Daniel Nugent in Winchester. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Steve Hipstins in Middletown. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Martin Skivka in Forest Me. A girl born to Mrs Larry Thomas at Com munally Hospital. Other entries list names and addresses with unclear details.
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SS. John's Hospital
Dai Vellance
Aid
Willian Faunly
Steve Hipstins
Middletown
Daniel Nugent
Winchester
Martin Skivka
Forest
Mion
Reape
Mir
Willians
Lagel
Larry ‘Thomas
Indiana Welfare Aides Warn Of State Aid Changes
Indiana officials warn a federal funding standstill could cost the state up to 20 million in matching Welfare payments if compliance failures persist. Welfare Administrator William R. Sterrett says HEW seeks a 15 percent rise in maximum payments to match living-cost increases, costing about 36 million yearly for state and local governments. State leaders consider appeals and potential political action to avoid fund withdrawal while correcting deficiencies noted by federal authorities.
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Indiana
Plainfield
Bays
Vhiit
Bayegard
Triana Youl
Rockville
Posad
Whitcomb
William R. Sterrett
Sterrett
Ohio
Jad D. Twiname
Twiname
Atate
U.S
James B. Kessler
State Welfare Department
Hether
No Arrests Yet in $2 Robbery South of Anderson
Pendleton Indiana police report investigation into a $2 strong armed robbery near Absterson Tuesday. Richard Watt said detectives are pursuing all avenues with no arrests at this time. Victim Mrs. Harry Summers reported being money taken at gunpoint. she was found tied and gagged in the basement with husband nearby. Cited arrest of Covington man on forged instrument alteration with $3,560 bond from a credit card receipt.
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Pendlyton
Indiana
Absterson
Richard Watt
Harry Summers
Columbus Ave
I Summers
Lille Holly
Main
Anderson
Buene
Mtade i
Grant
Carl E. Alen
Tetralt, Mich
Saapoli
Feared loss of two-star general and companions in Vietnam
A report from Saigon cites heavy combat across South Vietnam with the death of a two star general and several companions. US casualty figures show Americans killed and wounded weekly while South Vietnamese losses rise. A captured North Vietnamese private claims evacuations and missing helicopters but U.S. commanders dispute the details.
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San Higits
Qin
South Vietnam
Camba_ dia a generis lis
Saigon
U.S
Ste
Marina
Khe Sah
Khe Sanh
Ereeseas
Police Probe Burglaries Across Anderson Over Several Days
Police report multiple burglaries in Anderson over several days. Victims include Jerry Ellis at 624 Washburn, a service station at 2203 Borth, and a residence at 18201 Fairview. Missing items include money, a tape player, a car stereo, a tachometer, and a six-pack stash. Detectives are investigating.
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Ben
Anderson
Jerry’ Ellis
Wise
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices from Anderson and Madison County area list Mrs Maud Gookins 93 of w with services at Nels Chapel and interment at Rockfield Cemetery Other deaths include Harley Dunham 84 of Fairmount with survivors listed and memorial services noted at local funeral homes and churches.
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Anderson and
Madison County
Maud Gookins Dor
Rockfield
Povy
Gankins
Roy Dittlinger Finn
Selly and Rowe
Hoy
A. Dittlinger
Arth St
Memorial Park
Harley Dunham Fairmount
Harley
Dunham
Fairmount
Marion General Hospital
Defferson Conny
Pauline Hare
Zee
Cecil Ti Dunham
Pairmount
Milton L. Durham
Franklin K. Duahai
Chesterfield
Kenneth Dunham
Florence
Kye
Soviet involvement in Egypt intensifies Middle East tension
The article outlines a shift in Middle East power dynamics as Soviet air cover and anti aircraft defenses bolster Egypt, threatening Israeli air and ground operations. It notes a U.S. National Security Council group led by Monry A. Ké ur assessing the crisis and Cambodia intervention, with key officials like Joseph J. Gleco and Richard Helms involved.
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Tom Fase
Egypt
Middle East
United States
U.S
Ufields
Suez Canal
Israel
Soviet Union
Saviev
Lh Saha
Yeehoy
Teast
National Security Council
Wt Cder
Monry A. Kéur
Joseph J. Gleco
Central Intelligence Agency
Richard Helms
Defense
David Packard
Nixon
Cambodia
White House
Casey survivor notes and missing pilot Casey in Cambodian region
The report identifies Casey a sixth survivor in the area and notes the crash location is undisclosed for security. Casey, 48, from North Scituate Massachusetts, commanded the division last May during a Cambodian operation. a 1945 Army Cadet graduate, he was among the service’s youngest generals. The aircraft has been missing since Tuesday morning, with details unclear as a tavern notice page lists local meeting dates and places.
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Casey
North Scituate
Mass
U.S
Pi Point
Madison County
Tal Palonter
Union Hall
Saigon
Folitios
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Corrigan
Lorz Hunter
Jockson Sweet
State Farm
Dichile
Sayine
Ea' Delin
Plaingeld
Tenucsl
SCG
Tirana
Yellowwoul State Forest
Tly Nae Sonat Council On
United Klabs of
America
Palmer's
West Sidet
Ict Palmer
Kentucky Muntan Rights Commission
Diy
Lexington
Fayette County
Murian Rights Commission
Palmer
House
Rays
Minnesota
Red Wing
Arcbery
Reformatory
George Phend
Holl
Pendleton
Gomt
Wnell
Bath Boutique
Bath
8Th St.Anderson
Massengill
ISP
Fong One
Garfield
Auto Rams
Alesandris
United Methodist
We Broadway
Alan S. Lewis
Lewis
Actos
Fredrick
Lewit
F Herald
Paw Byck
Fairview
Buck
Avink Morgan
Steve Naeelroad
Morgan
9Th St
Tachomewest
Sta
Pt. Pils
Mounds Atal
Fifth Streel
Charles Hondsel
Yorktown
Hozer Dotlas
Rome
Suche
Howard Sowers
Noblesville
Coaltrin Funneral
Tit
Wealfield
Gide Lamp
Eagles Lodge Iy Nubh
Howard B. Sowers Jr
Tntermenerg
Mrs. Matilda Knapp
Alexandra — Pinal Ritoe
Tanisedale
Matilia W. Knapp
SOL ‘Lrenton
Lyment
Park View Cemetery
Charles Steele, Jp
Muncie
Kerr M. Kylene
Charles E. Steele Sr
Meckintoy Ave
Aleasitéria Reais Dent
Cametery
Hobert W. Cox
St. John's Hospital
Horn
Albert
Florence Craig Cox
Sealtsburg
Scottsburg
Jim Fenters Meat Company
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Nat
Pearl Blunk
Andersen
Alice Weddell
Lexisbute
Ollie Flint
Conale
Henry Thle
Wille
Walter E. Cox
Ander
Thomas Cou
Scotuburg
William Cox
Vero Beach
Fin
Yodey
Brown
Ki. W. Cox
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