Six Antiwar Activists Indicted Over Plot at RNC
Six antiwar activists, all tied to the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, were indicted by a federal grand jury in Tallahassee on charges of conspiring to disrupt the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach. The indictment cites plans to attack police stations and patrol cars with automatic weapons and incendiary devices. several defendants remain jailed or sought on bond.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Miami Beach
VVAW
WVAW
Camil
Florida
Alton C. Foss
Miami
U.S
Dad County
Don Perdue
Fort Lauderdale
Joe Patterson
el Paso
Jack Carrouth
Mike Oliver
San Francisco
Tallahassee Post Office
Tallahassee Hilton
Post Office
Oliver
Grand Jury
Justice Department
Judy Peterson
Gainesville
U S Peace Talk Stance Intriguing To Observers
Paris AP observers noted a tentative shift as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong delegates held to long standing positions with little progress. U S Ambassador Porter and spokesman Lambertson sparked debate with mixed assessments while signaling possible new secret talks ahead. Le Duc Tho faces Paris return as Kissinger negotiates in private.
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Paris
United State
United States
Porter
David Lambertson
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
le Duc Tho
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Supermarket Survey Finds Lettuce Boycott Largely Ineffectual
AP survey across major chains shows the Cesar Chavez led non-UFW lettuce boycott has had limited impact. UFW official Marshall Ganz says campaigns aim at broad public pledges, with about 15 percent of California and Arizona lettuce grown under UFW contracts.
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Fresno
Calif
Edward M. Kennedy
Lettuce
United Farm Workers Union
Associated Press
Marshall Ganz
Farm Workers International
UFW
Ganz
Kennedy
Sen
George McGovern
California
New York
Illinois
Tennessee
Rhode Island
Oregon
McGovern
Democratic Party
United States
Arizona
Teamsters
Philadelphia
Food Fair
United Farm Workers
Penn Fruit
Atlantic States
Safeway
Seattle
Mental Escapee Holds Police At Bay In Cincinnati Incident
Robert Ruebusch, an escapee from Longview State Hospital, held authorities at bay for about two and a half hours at a Glen Haven Road home. Police fired tear gas and a volley of shots as flames engulfed the house, with Ruebusch surrendering after being wounded nonbullet-wise.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Robert Ruebusch
Longview State Hospital
Ruebusch
DeWitt W. Bailey
Bailey
Rita
Delhi
Richard Scarborough
Cincinnati General Hospital
Glen Haven Road
Delhi Township
J.C. Eschenbach
Whitey
First US Voting Machines Used in Lockport 1892
The World Almanac notes that voting machines were first used officially in the United States at Lockport New York on April 12 1892. This introduced faster results and reduced staffing and supply costs for elections.
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United States
Lockport
N.Y
YMCA Saturday Activities List
YMCA schedules a Saturday with Youth sessions from 8 45 to 1 00 in the Youth Lobby and Open Gym from 9 00 to 11 15 Arts and Crafts 9 00 to 11 00 and three Recreation Swim blocks for different ages 6 9 9 45 10 30 11 15. Adults have access from 9 00 to 5 00 for Open Gym Track Wiff Room H Court Health Club and a Men's Open Swim from 11 15 to 1 00.
Auto Club Reaches 200000 Members in Bulgaria
The Bulgarian Automobile and Touring Club now has about 200000 members, according to the official news agency BTA.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Bulgarian Automobile and Touring Club
BTA
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Harris S. Coy 77 of 1107 W 7th St died at Community Hospital after a sudden illness. A lifelong Anderson resident, he retired in 1961 after 41 years with the U S Postal Service as a rural carrier on route six. He belonged to First Presbyterian Church Mt Moriah Lodge and several Masonic bodies. Surviving: widow Inez Thomas and cousins. Services Monday 10 a.m. Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. burial West Maplewood Cemetery. Memorial rites by Mt Moriah Lodge at 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Harris S. Coy
W. 7Th St
Community Hospital
Anderson
U.S. Postal Service
First Presbyterian Church
Mt. Moriah
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Indianapolis
Valley of Scottish Rite
York Rite
Rural Letter Carriers Association
Inez Thomas
Harold E. Rozelle
George Taggert
West Maplewood
Mt. Moriah Lidge
Fairmount Man Dies In One-Car Crash
A 74 year old Fairmount man Dewey Gregg died after a late Thursday night one car crash on County Road 150 E. His car veered into a tree and he was pinned for 30 minutes before rescue crews freed him. He died at Marion General Hospital. He was a World War I veteran and a member of Fairmount Friends Church. Funeral services are Sunday at 2 30 p.m. at Hunt Funeral Home with burial in Park Cemetery. Survivors include his daughter Delene Gregg a brother William Gregg and a sister Edna Gregg.
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Rushville
Charles T Pike
Rush Memorial Hospital
Anderson
Farm Bureau Co-op
Fifth Street Methodist Church
March Pike
Master and Sons Funeral
Joe Delgatto
East Hill Cemetery
Fairmount
Dewey Gregg
N. Main St
Gas City
Marion General Hospital
Delco-Remy
Kesler Ford Sales
Fairmount Friends Church
Hunt Funeral Home
Stacy Wesner
Park Cemetery
Delene Gregg
William Gregg
St. Petersburg
Fla
Edna Gregg
Milwaukee
Wisc
Newborns at St Johns and Community Hospitals
New arrivals list births at St Johns Hospital and Community Hospital. James Hall and wife welcome a girl. Daryl Hoppes and wife from Markieville have a boy. Robert Dubuque and wife on Rt. 6 welcome a girl. Homer Hamilton and wife at 235 W Willow have a girl. Michael Breece and wife at 235 Donnally Dr. greet a girl. Larry Tegge and wife at 2207 Raible Ave welcome a girl.
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James Hall
Daryl Hoppes
Markieville
Robert Dubuque
Rt. 6
Community Hospital
Homer Hamilton
W. Willow
Michael Breece
Donnally Dr
Larry Tegge
Raible Ave
Elwood Man Ralph Brewer Dies at 55
Ralph Buck Brewer 55 of West Elwood died suddenly Thursday at 3 45 p m at Kenny's Used Car Lot where he worked as a salesman. He was born in Tipton County and was a World War II veteran. Survivors include his wife Gertrude daughters Janice New and Larry Brewer four sisters and four brothers and four grandchildren. Funeral services are today at 2 p m at Jackley Landrum Funeral Home with Rev Ed Finley officiating and burial in Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Ralph “Buck” Brewer
Rt. 3
West Elwood
Kenny
Tipton County
First Baptist Church
Rose Croix Lodge
F&am
Murat Temple
Scola Rite
Valley of Indianapols
Gertrude
Janice New
Indianapolis
Larry Brewer
Ewood
Fred Moody
Goldsmith
Bonnie Simpson
Anderson
Mary Goforth
Kurtz
Betty Harris
Alexandria
Hoy’ Brewer
Howard Brewer
Caywood
Jim Brewer
Florida
Jackley- Landrum
Ed Finley
Elwood City Cemetery
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Bud Antle, Inc
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Jack) Lephart
Union City
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Ohio
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Brooks and Son
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Noblesville
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Whitehall Furniture Galleries
Decatur
Ill
Manual High School
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Donna Lee
Ava J. Lee
Pekin, Ill
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Lloyd Louks
Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles Pike
St. John’s Hospital
Ralph Brewer
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