Phone Man Dies In Blast In Clayton Suburb
An explosion blasted through a Clayton suburb injuring and killing Continental Telephone Co president Philip J Lucier. Two other company executives, James Robly and duties Napite, were nearby preparing to meet with visa officials when the blast occurred. Lucier was a longtime executive and former resident of Winona Lake and Notre Dame connections are noted.
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Pendleton Clergyman's World War Service and Legacy
Pendleton native Dr Thomas A White served as a chaplain in the Indiana National Guard on the Mexican border and in France during World War I. He led Indianapolis Mevidian Heights Presbyterian Church and Bloomington First Presbyterian Church, fostering a school for reformatories later named the Thomas A White School. He mentored youths at the Indiana Reformatory and collaborated with Indiana University president William Lowe Bryan. His family included two daughters and a son, with ties to Indiana governors.
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Monastery Restoration Project Draws College Students
Koumoulides leads five college students on a revival effort at an abandoned Byzantine monastery in Greece. Officials from Ball State University and Anderson College support the research as scholars inspect icons and relics, with plans for a memorial plaque and August study continuation.
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Two Men Charged in Gilmore Beating Incident
Police charged Eugene Puller and Nationiel Redfield after Gilmore was beaten and robbed near West 16th Street and Madison Avenue around 2:30 pm. The victims, including Jacob Metlat, were hospitalized or treated for injuries. Investigators cited robbery as the motive and noted other thefts in the area, including a late-night break-in at a bar and a garage burglary with tools stolen.
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Barber named chancellor of the exchequer in Meath government
Prime Minister Edward Meath selected Anthony Barber European affairs minister to become chancellor of the exchequer succeeding Iain MacLeod who died of a heart attack Monday. Government sources said the appointment is official despite ongoing uncertainty.
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AIP Confusion and Talks Stir Indiana Politics
Huntington discusses AIP leadership drift amid conflicting views on party unity in Madison and Delaware counties. He notes several candidates are circulating petitions while denying a formal split and advocates grass roots organizing within the party.
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President Nixon visits North Dakota amid farm aid push
The president's Midwest swing includes Fargo and Sioux City stops to urge farm aid action and discuss economic development programs. Nixon's visit drew several governors and local leaders with protesters present, while a separate briefing noted troop withdrawals and Vietnam updates.
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16000 U S Troops Leave Philippines
Washington reports the Defense Department will withdraw nearly 6000 military support personnel from the Philippines within a year. The reductions mainly hit Subic Bay Clark Field and Langley Point as part of broader troop withdrawals from South Vietnam. At present about 24902 U S military personnel are stationed in the Philippines.
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Weathermen Indicted Over Incidents At Several Cities
The indictment cites three fatal incidents at a hazardous device factory in Greenwhich Village New York and other sudden accidents in Chicago Detroit New York and Berkeley California. It details public danger and an ongoing federal probe with multiple defendants named.
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Hardin Delays Wheat Crop Referendum to December
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin postponed a nationwide wheat crop referendum. The vote, initially set for January, was delayed to December 15 to allow Congress time to pass a new farm support bill. President Nixon signed a measure delaying the referendum to avoid mandating wartage control changes for 1971 wheat.
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