Bengals Waive Four Players in Wilmington Cutdown
The Cincinnati Bengals waived four players including rookie Tulsa running back Make Steipling, and cut guard Bob Kelly and defensive backs Curt Frazier and Tommy Glenn. Cornerback Deve Morrison, acquired from Oakland in a trade, joined the squad as camp drills continued at Wilmington College, reducing the roster to 57.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Cincinnati Bengals
Thussasy
Make Steipling
Tulsa
Als
Bob Kelly
Curt Frazier
Tommy Glenn
Florida
Paul Brown
Deve
Morrison
Oakland Raiders
Revolver Rod Sherman
Oakland
Paras
Bob Krsise
Bengals
Wilmington College
Two Inmates Escape From Pendleton Reformatory Work Detail
Two inmates from the Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton escaped during a work detail at the excavation site in Mounds Late Park at 4 p.m. Thursday. They are identified as Robert James, 19, Plymouth, sentenced 1 to 10 years for theft, and Ryan Bernard Whitting, 23, Montgomery County, sentenced 2 to 5 years for second-degree burglary. State police and reformatory officials withheld further details at press time.
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Indiana Reformatory
Barrow Carcass Sells for World Record Around $1,175
At the Champaign County Fair grand champion barrow carcass sold Thursday night for 93 175, a world record price to fair officials. Owned by Ran Pine of Marshall Michigan, the pig was purchased by W F Baker, Champaign County Treasurer, as officials noted no rail cars had fetched higher sums.
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Champaign, Tl
UPI
Champaign County
Ran Pine
Marshall
W.F. Baker
Champaign County Treasur
Space splashdown fuels Apollo 1 tours and Soviet edge
Postponed and chaotic coverage shows Soviet Union leader Postgorty and President Nixon reacting to Apollo 1 splashdown. NASA medical officials say the astronauts look great and ready to return home as they remain in isolation aboard the trailer awaiting transfer to Ellington Air Force Base.
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Aril
Nikolai
Postgorty
Uinion
Nixon
Hilth Nixon
Corpier Jornet
Space Agency
Benjamin James
Traifer
Honoluir
Air Force
Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
Moonwalk Triumph Sparks Mixed Reactions Across the Nation
Apollo 11 success draws praise from teachers and scientists, while a Springfield worker argues for broader national spending on welfare and education. crowds watch in stores as Armstrong and Aldrin return, and seismometer data hints at a moonquake, fueling debate on future bases and the cost of progress.
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Nixon
White House
Earth
Etovision
Iverman
Armstrong
Aldrin
Sthonaus
Wermiur von Braun
Saiumm & Rocket
Lon 9
Jésser Bravily
Dante Lelly
Tran Carth
van Braun
Itstory
Armistrong
Ynar
Community watches Apollo splashdown at Sears store
A crowd of about 49 patrons at Sears watched television coverage of Apollo's splashdown amid a brief communications blackout. The mood shifted from tense to relieved as news confirmed parachute deployment and astronaut safety. A baby born Sunday in Anderson was named Michael Kellin after astronauts, reflecting local fascination with the mission. Dean Armstrong, Neil Armstrong’s brother, attended nearby events and is tied to Delco-Remy Division.
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Pable Seith-Tovyn Tae
Matleberg
Aldwin
Thig
Columbia
United States
Moon
Earth
America
NASA
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Cage Kennedy
Fla
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Yakeoff
Sith
Collins
Tunar
Arnettang
Aldrin
Eagle
Armstrong
Sears
Anderson Redents
Unoon
Anderson
Michael Nell Kellin
and Mes Hayee
Kevin
Riverside
Corneanity Hospital
Michael Cullins
Neil
Onetary
Moonville
Dean Armstror Tive
Delsion
Nixon Applauds Astronauts At Los Angeles Dinner
President Nixon thanked Apollo astronauts for their lunar work and invited wives to a state dinner in Los Angeles. He spoke of unity after the mission while astronauts discussed recovery plans, weather impacts, and future flights. Names and locations appear in scattered fragments throughout the narrative.
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Eny Contajs
Frogman LA
Clancey Halberg
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Nixon Cocumaet
Nixon
Astro
Nous
Los Angeles
Quanantinn
Last Day For Bike Licenses Citywide Registration
Nixon and aides note the final day for bicycle license registration in the city of water as a city ordinance requires all bicycles to be registered. Officials report helicopters and security measures surrounding the Hornet’s quarters during Nixon’s travel.
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Bath
Nixon
Talice
Te Hornet
Merit
Sia
Aclington
Lo Johnston
Community Judging Set July 28 August 1
The 4 H community judging week runs July 28 to August 1 with judges noting strong points and areas for improvement for 4 H members and mothers. Local schools in several towns host sessions July 28 to August 1 with foods, crafts, home furnishings, and health entries evaluated. Public hours are 9 30 a m to 10 p m for exhibits open to the public.
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Mre. Osroty
Lebanon
Dani Cox
Greenfield
Tevelions
Madisor Heights High School
Lepel
Highland
Frankton
Summitville
Alexandria
Perxileton
Markieville
Anderson
Pearse
St. Ambrosethe
Youths Held in Wounding Extradition Planned
Two Florida youths, Richard Williams, 18, and James Nelson, 18, arrested after speeding stop near Muncie Indiana. Authorities say they escaped from Hendry County Jail July 7 while facing armed robbery and assault charges related to wounding a Florida policeman. Extradition expected.
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Mungie
Ind
UPI
Florida
Indiana
Richard
Williams
Fla
James V. Nelson
Tampa
Pla
Muncie
Larry Honitziner
Huntzinger
Williams and Welson
New Robbery Trial Ordered In Fort Wayne Case
The U S Court of Appeals reversed Gerald E Heit's conviction for robbing a Fort Wayne bank and ordered a new trial The court ruled the Indiana court should have declared a mistrial after denying a defense motion to suppress $27000 seized as evidence The appeals court said the jury could not disregard the money after it was initially shown in evidence Heit was convicted on June 1 and sentenced to 15 years in prison.
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Chicago
U. S. Court of Appeals
Gerald E. Heit
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Cart of Appeals
Hef
Lawrence W Huberts dies at 70 in Anderson Indiana
Lawrence W Huberts 70 of 1208 Cedar St Anderson Indiana died Thursday at St John Hospital after a six day illness. A Delco Remy Division employee for 40 years he retired in 1985. He was a Mason F A M Waite Shrine and Killbuck Retirees Club member who came to Anderson 43 years ago from Muncie Ohio born October 13 1928 in Higpua Ohio. Funeral services 130 pm Saturday Brown and Buzz Funeral Home Rev James Shuck. burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Juanita a son Louis H Robarts a grandson Richard L Robarts a sister Marjorie Johnson of Muncie and many step grandchildren and great grandchildren. Friends may call 2-5 pm and 7-9 pm today and Friday at the mortuary.
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Cedar St
St. John's Hospital
Delco-Remy Division
Parker Masonic Lodge
F&am
Waite Shrine
Killbuck
Muncie
Higpua
Ohio
Nathan H
Pooche A. Roberts
Brown and
Buzz
James Shuck
Hiterméat
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Juanita
Louis H. Robarts
Richard L
Anderson
Marjorie Johnson
Garolyn Hepp
Greerfield
Evelyn Shirtlaw
Joan Shields
Trene Shuck
Jessc Siegel Mill
Fern Brumbackd
Vance
Janes Tustics
Gramichil
Dyven
Rites Saturday For War Victim Johnny Butsler
Final rites today and Saturday for war casualty Johnny Butsler are noted with his service in Vietnam. Born in Anderson, he served as a Company commander in the 1st Airborne Division and trained at Fort Leavenworth, Fort Gordon, and Fort Bragg. Survived by Marilyn Earhart Butsler, his widow, and extended family. Funeral details include Fairfax Church of the Nazarene and Grave Lawn Cemetery burial.
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Ft. Bending
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N.C
OCS
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Anderson High School
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Marilyn Earhart Butgter
Dortha Ry Bagley
Ulery] Ranford
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Mich
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Wilford Moors Pendleton
Corright
Ford Moore
Rt. 4
Grave Lawn Cemetery
Cletis Lindsey
Fortville
Cletis F. Windsey
Hamilton IL
Fisher
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Anderson Obituaries Notice Highlights Local Farewells
A string of Anderson obituaries reports on Joan Fuller Stites Finni res, Edna A Warner, Almeda Beard, George Horton, and Mary Wright. Details include graveside at East Maplewood Cemetery, memorials to charity, and services at Conkle and Brooks memorial chapels. Surviving relatives listed with spouses children and grandchildren.
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Finni
Conkle Funeral Home
Joan Fulik Saltes
Robert L. Stites
Kir
Delmas Fuller
Anderson
East Maplewood
Conkle Mortuary
Fire Breaks Out At Fairway Ford
Fire at Fairway Ford Sales Inc caused extensive smoke and water damage to the arts department and offices. Fire crews from multiple companies extinguished the blaze likely started by a cigarette in a duct, with smoke filling showroom areas. Business may resume after assessments.
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Ford Sales, Inc
Alf Meridian
Walt Widebrink
Wide Brink
J. Zeabart
Ford
Day Ag
Four Chicago youths charged in Drake University student death
Four teens were arrested in Chicago on charges connected to the shooting death of Paul Gans, 20, a Drake University student. A witness later recanted, alleging the initial suspect planted details. Windell McMorris, 23, was briefly detained but released. The shooting occurred near a plant owned by Fetches when Gans left to check his car, attacked by several youths, and he collapsed with a back wound.
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UPI
Drake University
West Dite
Lazar Shae
Larry Griffin
Joseph Hemi
Winston Tayai
Windell Mehtorris
Hig Fetches
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