Panther Death Plot Denounced as Fabrication by Panther Official
Indianapolis police Sgt. Ronald Bates testified before a Washington subcommittee that a former Black Panther member drafted a plan to kill officials and wreck infrastructure if the party gains power. Panther defense captain Durand Campbell called the claim fabrication, saying the informer was expelled as a paid informer in 1969. Bates linked the plan to the Chicago office with a regional scope across Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin and Ohio.
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Indianapolis
Black Panther Party
Ronald W. Bates
House
Internal Security
Washington
Black Panther
Wden
United States
Bates
Durald Campbell
Campbell
Foml
Chicago
Tinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisco
Ohio
Aes
Richmond teachers seek contract ban rejected by court
Wayne County Circuit Court denied the Richmond Association of Classroom Teachers request to bar the school board from issuing contracts or setting a return deadline. RACT said negotiations stalled, while the board offered an 8 percent raise and a deadline of August 31 for teacher returns. Beginning teachers with bachelor degrees earn 7 205 annually and those with master's degrees 7 500.
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Hichmond
Ind
Wayne County Circuit Court
Richmond Association of Classroom Teachers
RACT
Isquel
Johnson to attend dedication at LBJ State Park
State officials announce former President Lyndon B. Johnson and wife Lady Bird will participate in August ceremonies dedicating a new state park named for him. The event will be held near the LBJ Ranch across from a nearby farm road.
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LBI
Stonewall, Tex
Senators Protest Prison Conditions in South Vietnam
A group of 41 U S Senators led by Charles Goodell urged President Thieu to improve the humane treatment of prisoners of war in South Vietnam. They condemned the mistreatment in Saigon and cited the altered Con Son cages as still grave, urging adherence to universal humanitarian principles. Signers include Bayh Eagleton Hart Proxmire and others.
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Washington
UPD
U.S
South Vietnam
Uhiew
Charles J. Goodall
Iln.y
Saigon
North Vietnam
Goodell
Nixon
Thieu
Con
Con Son
Gen Son
Ahe
Sens
Birch Bayh
D- Tirect
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Thilip Hart
D-Mich
William Proxiire
D-Wis
Nixon Meets Kekkonen at White House on Peace Talks
President Nixon held a 14 hour White House session with Finland's Urho Kekkonen after a Moscow visit. They discussed a European security conference, U.S.-Soviet arms talks, East West relations, and sought Finland's good offices for American POWs held in North Vietnam. Kekkonen also met Secretary Rogers and arrived with a ceremonial greeting.
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Washington
Nixon
Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Moscow
Kremlin
Mideastland
North Vietnam
Kekkonen
Nican
William, B. Rogers
White House
Indiana Board Shifts Funds To Meet Pollution Control Grants
The Indiana State Board of Finance approved transferring $492 327 from the Public Service Commission fund to the Stream Pollution Control Board to match federal grants. Richmond received $312 519 and other cities were awarded amounts as the state seeks to avoid losing $6 million in federal funds. The move leaves more than $50 000 in the PSC account, with additional grants approved from the Post War Planning Revolving Fund and general fund transfers.
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Indianapolis
UPI
State Board of Finance
General Fund
Indiana
Congress
TSC
Dail
Richmond
Ville
Corydon
Hanover
Monroe
Armisunit
Robert J. Dail, Jr
Whitcomb
Finance Board
PSC
Bickwell
General Fund Construct Law
Tne
General Fun
Kokomo Trust Trial Set for November
INDIANAPOLIS AP Three former Kokomo based trust officials will face trial November 9 on interstate mail fraud charges. Robert A. Grant set the date for Harry A. Fawcett 66 Frank J. Gregory 51 both of Kokomo and George Manuel 45 of Dayton Ohio. Each indicted on 30 counts of fraud as officers of the American National and Republic National trusts before their reorganization into receivership.
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Indianapolis
US District Court
Chaige
Robert A. Grant
Harry al Fawcett
Frank J. Gregory
Kokome
George Manuel
Dayton
Ohio
Uhige
Ie American National
Republic National Trusts
Vital Statistics Court News Friday July 24 Notes
Public records list fines and suspensions for traffic and liquor violations, including speeds around 27 dollars penalties, operator license issues, and court actions. Names such as Bowlin, Broadnax, Brane and others appear with local addresses and arrest or court outcomes.
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Revert Bowlin
I.derry
L. Brake
Fowier
Schact
John M. Broadnax
Keesehead
Leland V. Brown
Pestlerton
Bis W. Cross
David Cynn Foster
S. Raible
Aye
W. Fox
Morzleville
Willie
Karen
Garrett Afauch
Macgaret E. Gilmore
Layton
Htackieman
Branson Ave
Parler
Aller St. Sean
Noble
Speedy
Ing
Fearli¢ ‘School
Karmin Humphies
Alexandrix Brae
Tingie
A. Jatre
Edwood
Deste K. Johnson
Michael L. Kearns
Forest
Mitchell
Bremble Way
Larry Ge Monayhon
Madson Ava
Vicenses
Bille Harrington
Pendheton Ave
Metuse
Giry L. Moscey
St. Adraagonade Speed; W108 and Tralte Chest Headford Mullanix
Ohio Ave
Area
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Ihpe
Indiana Ave
Renata B. Portér
van Basko
Biredis
Drie
Bicker
Sharatte Cohol
Billy
Nock
Pendleton
Penard
Fim
Saublain
Parliament Bomb Attack Sparks Safety Action
MPs debated security after a Thursday tear gas bomb attack. A bulletproof glass screen may be installed between the public gallery and chamber in the House of Commons. James Anthony Rocha, 26, was charged at Bow Street with illegal possession of two CS grenades and remanded until July 31.
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London
APS
Chamber
House of ‘Commons
James Anthony Rocha
Bow Street
Labor
William Hamilton
Soggesikma
Chinook Downed By Rifle Fire In Vietnam Ambush
A Chinook helicopter at Fire Base Ripcord was struck by rifle fire during a patrol near the North Vietnamese lines. The crash left one crewman dead as U.S. forces fought off heavy enemy shelling and attempted to rescue trapped soldiers amid blazing fuel and exploding munitions.
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Michael Putzel
Associated Brass Weiler
Evans
Vietnam
Cap
U.S
Bate
Mls
A Shaw Val
Ley
Sun
I iGen
Sidney B. Berry
Kimbrell Returns from Vietnam to Fort Carson
Specialist Four Larry R. Kimbrell, husband of Linda Kimbrell, has left Vietnam and will be reassigned to Fort Carson Colorado. He completed a tour with the American Division as an infantryman in Chu Lai near DaNang along the coast of the South China Sea.
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Larry R. Kimbrell
Linda Kimbrell
Kerrwood Dr
Republic of Vietnam
United States
Fort Carson
Colo
Chu Lai
DaNang
South China Sea
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