Third party grows roots in Indiana AIP
The American Independent Party has operated in Indiana since 1967 and plans to field candidates for secretary of state treasurer of state and auditor of state plus other offices. Delaware County and Madison County chairman Edgar Huntington leads the party citing voter dissatisfaction with the two major parties and promoting change. Huntington runs a rent all business near Muncie and uses a visible AIP sign as he campaigns from his county headquarters.
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Jill Claflin
American Independent Party
Indiana
Republican
Democrat
Tem
Party of Change
AIP
Huntington
Muncie
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U.S. Pushes total standstill for Middle East war end
Informants say Washington seeks a complete halt to all military activity, not just a cease-fire, as part of a plan to end the Middle East conflict and launch peace talks. Israel demands supervision, possibly by a expanded UN force, to curb violations and prevent Egyptian fortification along the Suez Canal.
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United States
Middle East
Israel
U.S
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.N
William P. Rogers
Jordan
Rogers
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Russia
Nixon
Andersonians Aid Monastery Rebuilding Effort
Ball State professor Dr John T A Koumoulides leads restoration of the Ayios Panteleimon Greek Orthodox monastery in Aghia with Ball State students Aris Mentis David Grindstaff and others plus Anderson College participants Steven Cousparis Marvin Green.
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Mike Kinere
Ball State
Anderson College
Ayios Panteleimon
Aghia
John T. A. Koumoulides
Ball State History Department
Steven Cousparis
Danbury, Conn
Marvin L. Green
Brighton
Mich
Ball
Grindstaff
Mentis
Winn
Koumoulides
Governor jokes about Arctic Circle time in Indiana
Gov. Edgar D. Whitcomb teased the new Mickey Mouse watch gifted by Miss Indiana Debbie Sue May as he heads to a Canadian fishing trip. He joked about Jasper County time or Indianapolis time while the note mentions various local and international figures and a long string of political and military updates.
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Indianapolis
Edgar D. Whitecomb
Whitcomb
Debbie Sue May
Indiana
Remington
Jasper County
In The Herald Today Overview
National items list sections and page numbers for stories including student grades, racial tensions, a fatal inhalation incident, jobless aid extension vote, and a bribery trial. County deaths noted in Anderson and Madison County, church schedules, editorials, women's pages, sports, features, markets, and classifieds across multiple pages.
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Manson
House
Anderson
Madison County
Weather Snapshot Cloudy With Mild Temperatures
The report notes cloudy conditions this evening with a high in the mid 80s and a low near 70. Tomorrow will see a high around 84 and a low near 68 with sunrise at 6 35 a m and sunset at 9 03 p m.
American infantry batter Communist units near An Khe and Rang Rang
UPI report says American forces battered two Communist units in the Central Highlands and near Saigon. In five hours of fighting they killed 39 to 59 Communist troops, with American losses of one dead and six wounded. An American helicopter crew survived a shoot down and helicopter gunships supported the operations.
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Saigon
UPI
Central Highlands
U.S. Command
Ers
An Khe
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Rang Rang
South Vietnam
Delta
FBI Seizes Weathermen as 10 Suspects Sought in nationwide roundup
Three alleged Weatherman members were arrested as the FBI led a nationwide search for 10 others charged with conspiring to commit assassinations and bombings. Dianne Donghi in Brooklyn faced a 50,000 bail, Russell Neufeld held on 50,000 in Chicago, and Linda Evans jailed in Iowa. The indictment cites a Flint war council meeting planning bombings and killings to further the revolution.
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Detroit
UPI
Weatherman Group
FBI
Dianne Marie Donghi
North Side
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Russell Neufeld
U.S
James T. Balog
Neufeld
New Hampshire
Linda Sue Evans
Weatherman
Webster County
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Weatherman “War Council
Flint
Mich
Mark Rudd
Onassis Kidnaping Plot Charged in London Case
Police charged 58 year old John Humphreys with demanding 100 million drachmas to abort an alleged plan to kidnap Aristotle Onassis and his wife Jacqueline Kennedy. He is to face a court on charges of making unwarranted statements with menaces after telephoning insurers and firms in London claiming connections in Greece.
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London
Aristotle Onassis
John Humphreys
Jacqueline Kennedy
Greece
Onassis
Jackie
Nixon Addresses 200 Protesters In Salt Lake City
President Nixon spoke from the Mormon Church office steps to about 20 000 in Salt Lake City praising pioneers and moon astronauts amid antiwar chants. He noted the crowd size and route as he prepared to continue to California after meetings in Fargo with five governors.
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Salt Lake City
UPS
Nixon
Utah
America
Fargo
N.D
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Joseph Fielding Smith
Mormon Church
Salt Lake Area
One Call Was All Needed Classified Offer
A local Herald Bulletin advertises a simple path to place your ad by calling 643-5371. The message promotes clearing attic space while earning money through classified help.
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