Panther Death Plot Denied by Indianapolis Panther Leader
Indianapolis chapter of the Black Panther Party denied a plan to kill top Illinois and other officials if power grows for revolution. Sgt. Ronald Bates testified a former Panther provided a written execution scheme targeting officials and critical infrastructure, while Donald Campbell called the testimony fabrication and noted the informer was expelled as an FBI agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Black Panther Party
Ronald W. Bates
House
Internal Security
Washington
Black Panther
United States
Bates
Donald Campbell
Campbell
FBI
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
National Party
Stephen H. Romines
Richmond teachers lose bid to bar contract actions
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. The board offered contracts with an 8 percent raise and a deadline of August 31. Beginning teachers earn $7,205 and those with a master's degree earn $7,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Wayne County Circuit Court
Richmond Association of Classroom Teachers
RACT
LBJ to Attend Stonewall Park Dedication
State officials said former President Lyndon B. Johnson will attend August 29 ceremonies dedicating a new state park named for him. He and wife Lady Bird will be present at the park near the LBJ ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBJ
Stonewall, Tex
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Lady Bird
Senators Tell Thieu About Prison Setup
A bipartisan group of 21 U.S. Senators urged South Vietnam's President Thieu to address "inhumane" prisoner conditions. Led by Sen. Charles Goodell, they linked mistreatment in South Vietnam to practices at Con Son and called for adherence to universal humanitarian principles. Other signers included Bayh Eagleton Hart and Proxmire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S
South Vietnam
Thieu
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Saigon
North Vietnam
Goodell
Nixon
Con Son
Sens
Birch Bayh
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Philip Hart
D-Mich
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Nixon Holds Talks With Finland's Kekkonen at White House
President Nixon meets with Urho Kekkonen at the White House for a 90 minute session. They discuss a European security conference, U S Soviet arms talks, East West relations, and seek neutral Finland's help for American prisoners of war. Kekkonen's visit also includes meetings with Secretary Rogers.
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Washington
Nixon
Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Moscow
Kremlin
Mideast
Southeast Asia
White House
North Vietnam
Kekkonen
William P. Rogers
Indiana Finance Board Shifts Funds to Pollution Control Grants
The State Board of Finance transferred $492,327 from the Public Service Commission utility fund to the Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board to match federal funds. Grants totaling $719,519 were awarded to five cities Richmond Batesville Corydon Hanover and Monroe with Richmond receiving $312,519 and other amounts listed. The move preserves $147 million in potential federal funds by enabling matching funds and included a $38,900 grant to Bicknell from the Post-War Planning Revolving Fund and a transfer of $158,502 within general fund accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
State Board of Finance
Public Service Commission
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board
PSC
Pollution Board
Richmond
Batesville
Corydon
Hanover
Monroe
Finance Board
Robert J. Dail, Jr
Whitcomb
Dail
Congress
Indiana
City of Bicknell
General Fund
Kokomo Trust Trial Set for November in Indianapolis
Three former Kokomo trust officials face trial November 9 in Indianapolis on 30 counts of interstate fraud. Harry R. Fawcett 66 Frank L. Gregory 51 of Kokomo and George Manuel 45 of Dayton Ohio were officers of the American National and Republic National trusts before their reorganization and receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.S. District Court
Robert A. Grant
Harry R. Fawcett
Frank L. Gregory
Kokomo
George Manuel
Dayton
Ohio
American National and Republic National Trusts
Chinook Downed At Ripcord After Rifle Fire In Vietnam
A twin rotor Chinook was hit by rifle fire while lifting troops from Fire Base Ripcord in Vietnam. The helicopter burned after crashing. one crewman died amid intense fighting as North Vietnamese forces closed in. Brig. Gen. Sidney B. Berry led decisions as 101st Airborne moved in April 1 and faced mounting foe near Hue in the A Shau Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Putzel
Associated Press
Camp Evans
Vietnam
Sidney B. Berry
101St Airborne Division
506Th Infantry
Ripcord
A Shau
Hue
101St
Bible Societies import 40000 Czech pocket bibles to Czechoslovakia
The United Bible Societies report 40 000 pocket Bibles imported into Czechoslovakia since February. The import license was negotiated by the Bible Work Committee in Prague and distribution will be handled by Czech Bible Work in consultation with represented churches. The Lateran Church in Slovakia issued 30 000 copies of a new Slovak New Testament translation, with 5 000 copies sent to the Lutheran Church in Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bible Societies
Czech
Czechoslovakia
Bible Work Committee
Prague
Czech Bible Work
Lateran Church
Slovakia
Yugoslavia
Area Court Notices List Many Traffic and License Violations
Friday July 24 city court records show numerous individuals cited for offenses including intoxication speeding no operator's license and failure to display inspection stickers. Amounts range from 7.25 to 224 with several entries noting traffic school or jail terms. Names include David T. Barnes Robert L. Bowlin Jerry Brake John Broadnax and many others across Madison County and Pendleton.
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David T. Barnes
Eighth St
Robert L. Bowlin
Madison County
Jerry L. Brake
Fowler
John M. Broadnax
S. Raible
Leland V. Brown
Pendelton
Indiana State Farm
Larry E. Bynum
Park Ave
Ronald E. Cooper
W. Cross St
Steven A. Dale
Linda Ln
Phillip W. Doughty
Rt. 1
Arlan M. Edwards
Maple
Marvin K. Ellis
Henry
David Lynn Foster
S. Raible Ave
Danny L. Fox
Markleville
Karen J. Garrett Mauch
Delaware
Margaret E. Gilmore
Layton Rd
Robert P. Hackleman
E. Madison Ave
Alice M. Heath
Noble
Norman Humphries
Alexandria
Doyle A. Jarrell
Elwood
Jesse R. Johnson
Muncie
Ichael L. Kearns
Main
Forest E. Lee
Willie D. Lightfoot
Louise
Cheryl L. Merritt
Norwood Oh Falure
Carole J. Miller
Brown
Michael D. Minor
E. 21St St
Karen J. Mitchell
Bramble Way
Harry G. Moneyhun
Madison Ave
Elzie Harrington
Pendleton Ave
Gary L. Mooney
W. 34Th St
Bradford Mullanix
Ohio Ave
Harry Chillips
Indiana Ave
Ronald L. Porter
van Buskirk
David G. Ricker
Rt. 2
Ee Rock
Pendleton
Indiana State Arm Rd
Richard A. Schlabach
Mounds Rd
Pege E. Shaffer
Rt. 5
Beverly Joe Smith
Indiana
Michael R. Smith
Tamarack Rd
Carol A. Sorrell
Range Line
William E. Staublein
The Stables Reopening Schooner Sonny Gibson at the Organ
The Stables reopen with Sonny Gibson providing organ music for noon lunch service featuring steaks and seafood offerings.
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Sonny Gibson
Dismissed Names From St John’s Hospital List
A series of patient dismissals are listed including Ray Fauffett Pendleton Donald Dennis Middletown Evelyn McKinnley Pendile on Mrs Dora Lawree 11th St Thomas Kelley McCordsville Mrs Lee Beard and son 1519 Louise Mrs Douglas Owens and son Pendleton Mrs Marilyn Ogburn 2318 Pearl Miss Mary Margaret Hall 2222 Columbus Ave Russell Owens Pendleton Paul Fowler 1736 Bruce Ln Mrs Candace Gallamore 2015 S Columbus Mrs Susan Skeech 6625 S Rosa lyn Ln Mrs Sharon Harris 504 R third St Everett Grose Frankton Mrs Billie Coffey and a daughter 2434 Fairview Carl Hawkins Chesterfield Mrs Fern Edwards 4408 Brown Herbert Rush 2326 Hendricks cnartes Gilgore 1112 W 11th St ee Clarisa Stringer 626 Vermil on as Verna Mitchum 1419 Locust Mrs Mary Helen Leighton Middletown pelig Pauffenbarger 1814 Aura Rose Marie Wainscott 2300 Mrs 4 aot Saverd Middletown ws Carrie Middleton 1427 Hal ord Casey Casebier 1412 Meridian
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St. John’s Hospital
Ray Fauffett
Pendleton
Donald Dennis
Middletown
Evelyn McKinnley
Pendileon
Dora Lawree
St. Thomas Kelley
McCordsville
Lee Beard
S, Columbus
Susan Skeech
S. Rosalyn Ln
Sharon Harris
Parliament Bomb Attack Prompts Safety Screen Talk
MPs in London discuss installing bullet proof glass between the public gallery and chamber after a tear gas bomb attack. James Anthony Roche, 26, of no fixed address, faced Bow Street Magistrate Court on illegal possession of two CS grenades and was remanded until July 31.
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London
APS
House of Commons
James Anthony Roche
Bow Street
Labor
William Hamilton
Gold Counterfeit Counterfeiting Gold Pieces in Platinum
Early U.S. gold coins were faked using platinum to mimic genuine pieces. The practice misled collectors and Mercantile firms, prompting scrutiny of mintages and metal content in 19th century coinage.
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U.S
Soldier Larry R. Kimbrell Returns From Vietnam Tour
Specialist Four Larry R. Kimbrell husband of Mrs Linda Kimbrell of 1822 Kerrwood Dr has returned to the United States from a tour with the Americal Division infantry in Chu Lai near Da Nang Vietnam He will be reassigned to Fort Carson Colorado.
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Larry R. Kimbrell
Linda Kimbrell
Kerrwood Dr
Republic of Vietnam
United States
Fort Carson
Colo
Americal Division
Chu Lai
DaNang
South China Sea
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Sun Valley Speedway
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Roudebush
Richard L. Roudebush
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
New City Hall
J. £. Flanagan
Frank A. Allis
Arnold Meister
James Rice
Robert E. Clark
Ralph Brown
Clark
Paul Boots
Lawrence Booram
Oscar Alleberry
Charles Grenda
Gladys Melcher
Mebelle Palmer
Clifford Vance
Herald
Shari Keys
Sunoch
Beals
In Iaintt
Edgewood
Jefferson
Nichol
Madison
Ames
Stream Control Board
Kokomo Trust
Dacron
City Court News
Glen E. Wright
Parliament
Kimbrell
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