Azores unrest reports denied by island sources
Portuguese papers claimed a navy frigate was sent to the Azores to quell trouble, but sources in San Miguel and Terceira denied the move. Claims of independence pressure, resignations, and demonstrations circulated amid a broader Lisbon military and political crisis with talks of expanding presidential and military power.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Azores Islands
Joao Golo
San Miguel Island
Terceira
U.S
Terevira
Atlantic
Azores
PPI
Angra Do Erisme
Torwetra
Center Provpys
Averus Liberation Front
Somall Po
Chamber of Commerce
Ansino
Communist Party
Portuguese Democratic Movement
Araganca
Bowen Orders Medical Board Reconsider Action on Hales Case
Indiana governor Bowen directed the state medical licensing board to reconvene and reconsider actions after two investigators recommended firing or suspending for negligence over Dr Robert E B Wales later identified as Hales, an escaped patient with a criminal sexual psychopath label who had been hired at the state prison hospital. The board, led by Dr Fred Smith, debated resignations and pledged further review while Bowen pressed for corrective steps. officials noted failures by state branches to relay Wales status.
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Indianapolis
Bowen
Otal
Fed Smith
Smith
Medical Board Toxicy
Robert £. Haley
Hales
Beaty Memorial Hospital
Medical Board
Joe O'Brien
Fred Davis
Licensing Board
Rowen
Bord
Otis St Bowen
Monters
Melavis
Robert EB. Wales
Medical Board of Wales
Ag Ut
Wil
Deven Atdes
Healty Hospital
Ted
Jim
Mas
Jess Chee
Central State Hospital
SUN
Beatty
Wales
Mathorly
Fred Smith
Alcorn
aAlarn
Jor, Hales
Heally
Grand Jury Recesses in Anderson Indiana State Highway Barage Probe
A Madison County grand jury, convened to investigate alleged improprieties at the Indiana State Highway Barage in Anderson, recessed until next Tuesday. Prosecutor William F. Lawler Jr. will also request the jury consider other unrelated matters.
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Madison County
Anderson
William F Lawler Jr
Area Deaths and Funeral Details From Anderson Indiana
Area death notices list Ransom H ffunnell of 3208 Hamilton Place who died at St John s Hospital after a short illness. Survived by widow Mary, three daughters, one son, seven grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral 10 30 a m Saturday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Dr Ted Wurst officiating. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Fannie Nagie 91 of Warren died at home after a lengthy illness. Formerly lived in Anderson 29 years. Burial at Crownland Cemetery. Frank R Lacy 76 of 1244 Locust St died at home. Retired from Delta Remy Division. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. He belonged to Christian Church of Noblesville Monse Lodge and CAW Local 662. Survived by widow Grace M two daughters Mary Ellen Wilson and Adah Hutchison a son George W and five grandchildren plus one step grandchild. Funeral at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home. Friends may call today. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Satuday
Mary
Winona Evens
Ruby Presser
Virginia Warner
Anderson
Ray
Middletown
Baker Brothers
Ted Wurst
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Arcadia
Laught
First United Methodist Church
Methodist Memorial Home
Albert Clarke
Butler Funeral Home
Crownland Cemetery
Frank Lacy
Frank R. Lacy
Locust St
Hamilton County
Delta Remy Division
Christian Church of
Grace M
Mary Ellen Wilson
George W
Adah Hutchison
Kokomo
Ballard and Shirey
Grant to fund Anderson transit resources study
The Madison County Council of Governments has received a $20,000 technical sudhes grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation. Although COG completed the required work and applied for the grant, the funds will be allocated to the city of Anderson for its current resources study on public transit.
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Madison County Council of Governments
COG
U.S. Department of Transportation
Anderson
Lack Of Quorum Delays Anderson Planning Action
The Anderson City planning panel delays action after a quorum shortage caused by the death of Darrell Brann and four members absent for personal business. A special session will review a historic preservation ordinance and rezoning issues tied to West Eighth Street. Branaman, a 72 year old former commission president, died July 16 after a brief illness.
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Anderson City
Thorstay
Cmassiad
Darrell Brann
Beams
Commission Wold Save
Adr
Historic West Eighth Steet
Historic Commission
Apteial Plan Commission
Plac
City Plan
Don McCarty Saad
Man Charged In Geist Death
Authorities charge Richard A. Martin in the Geist Reservoir drowning death of Mrs. Renge near Geist and Hamilton counties. Found July 8 fully clothed, investigators say Martin, a hospital employee, knocked her unconscious and threw her into the water. He was arrested in Johnson County and arraignment planned in Hamilton County. Police say the case involves multiple agencies and the victim's body was recovered near the Geist area. New arrival at John’s Hospital reports a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Sutton.
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Indianapolis
Richard A. Martin
Johnson County
VM UT
Hamilton County
Renge
Geist
Hiamilton-tlaneack
Walter
Martin
Community Hospital
Indiana State Police
Hamilton County Sheriff's Officers
Marion County Sheriff's Department
Bl. John's Hospital
Jawrenea Sutton
Moss Island Rd
Tornadoes Kill 17 In Quebec Illinois And Illinois Town
A Quebec town 90 miles northeast of Montreal reports at least 14 dead and many injured after a tornado destroyed buildings including the Roman Catholic church. In Illinois, a separate tornado hits Canton, killing two and injuring 13 as hundreds of structures are damaged and looting prompts a curfew. Police and National Guardsmen assist, with extensive power outages and emergency measures in place.
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ST. Honaventure
Que
Montreal
Quebec
Canton
Illinois
Robert Jennings
Horton Manor
Enam
Mattie Sprague
Dorothy McCann
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Graham Hospital
Senate Extends Voting Rights Act for Seven Years
The Senate approved extending major provisions of the Voting Rights Act for seven years and broadening protection to language minorities. The 77 to 2 vote would permanently ban literacy tests. The measure returns to the House with Senate amendments for consideration.
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Washington
Senate
House
John Tunney
D-Calif
Aue Bill
Peter Rodina
DNL
Ficuse Judiciary Committee
Don Edwards
Police Blotter Reports Multiple Local Arrests and Incidents
An Anderson man, Robert E. Meyer, 18, is held on preliminary charges of possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver and possession of paraphernalia after a traffic stop on S08 near N Water Street. Bond set at precharge hearing. A juvenile is charged with delinquency in a YMCA theft case. bicycle recovered from Everett Ausier, 1705 Euclid Dr. Preliminary charges filed against Larey A. Robinello Jr. for related accusations. A Delco Remy Plant incident led to statutory rape charges against a 23-year-old man. An abandoned Summitville house fire, two vandalism incidents at St. Ambrose Church, and a separate juvenile burglary case with 15-year-old charged. Recovered items include a refrigerator and curtains. owner Joe Moss reported burglary on July 17.
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Chesterfi
Anderson
Robert E. Meyer
Lindberg Rd
Madison County
Meyer
N. Water Street
YMCA
Everet! Ausier
Euclidor
Anderson Gir
Larey A. Robinello
Delco- Remy
St. Ambrose Church
28Th
Lincoln
Joe Moss
Fifth St
Eye care notice on vision errors and night driving risks
Guidance explains how daytime pupil adjustments and errors like nearsightedness or astigmatism or farsighted corrections can affect night driving. It notes other causes you may learn from a family doctor and warns about prescription drug effects on vision. Fatigue from near work can worsen dusk and dark driving performance.
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