Vietnam Student Slayer Sentenced to Death in Saigon
In Saigon Chief of State Nguyen Van Thien condemned Nguyen Huy Hung a 38 year old student for fatally stabbing his Eagle teacher Tran Vinhnh. Hung was sentenced to death and faces execution by firing squad within days as the presidential election looms. Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky rejected clemency noting the crime mirrors patricide and jeopardizes exam discipline. A nationwide high school examiners strike followed the slaying.
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Hillenbrand Named Ambassador to Hungary Amid Diplomatic Upgrades
Hillenbrand, a Youngstown native in the foreign service since 1999, is named ambassador to Hungary as part of a U.S. effort to upgrade diplomatic missions. The move follows a November agreement and marks a key deployment alongside other postings in Chile and Ethiopia.
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Indiana Blue Cross Medicare payouts exceed initial year
Indiana Blue Cross reports first year Medicare payments totaling 4 0 0 to Saggen hospitals, with 6 0 7 0 0 in inpatient claims and 1 9 1 6 1 7 2 for outpatient care. Larry A. Jones notes rising claims, improved form filing, and fewer errors as enrollment reaches about 475 000. Kerry, a New York City native, joined the State Department in 1962 after a journalism career including UN reporting for United Press.
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Businessman Enters Democrat Race in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne businessman Seve Crider, an Indiana University Business graduate, has announced his candidacy for national committeeman. The move positions Crider in the local political scene as he seeks party leadership amid Indiana’s evolving state races.
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Auto Deaths Term Faced In Reckless Homicide Case
Ronald A. Nustaum, 21, of eerville, pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges of reckless homicide in connection with a three car crash on November 24, 1965. Two sisters were killed in the wreck.
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Hawaiian Party Entertains Crusaders Class
Forty members and guests of the Crusaders Class of the Church of Nic Brethren were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Avie Spall, 2315 Starier Street, for the regular monthly meeting. The evening was filled with fun and social time.
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State Police appoints Raney to traffic division chief
Indiana State Police announces promotions and reassignments effective August 1. Staff Capt. Arthur R. Raney Jr. of Mooresville will command the traffic division at general headquarters, succeeding retiring Staff Capt. Stanley Guth. Capt. Charles W. McCarter of Zionsville will fill Haney’s old post as operations center head, to be replaced by Capt. Robert K. Konkle of Hope as traffic division field inspector. Additional promotions include Det. Set. Roy T. Sheets to first sergeant and executive officer at Dunes Park district, Sat. Edgar B. Harger to first sergeant and district executive officer at Lafayette district, Ermel R. Fagg to communications chief radio man at Putnamville district, Lloyd W. Monroe to first sergeant and executive officer at Connersville district, and Del. Sgt. Donald W. Carlisle to first sergeant and district executive officer at Indianapolis district.
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Union and Management Open Talks in Marion Wolkout
A documentary drama on Negro history, titled Negro History, will be staged by youths at Lille Theater, Charles Wilson Library, Anderson College. Four performances are slated with Aug 6 and Aug 13 double shows at 6:30 and 8:30 PM. Directed by Momber LaRue, the play draws on Congressional letters and recorded voices.
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Romanian Break With Russia Receives Assembly Backing
Romanian Assembly backs a break with Soviet influence as Ceausescu and the Communist leadership push an independent foreign policy. Western observers note little new from sessions on foreign policy amid ongoing labor demonstrations and security tensions.
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Unclear fragmentary 1960s style note appears to mention figures and names
Fragmentary text references costs benefits opinions and allocations. Mentions Romanians, Essex Wire Corp, a 5232 API code, a toportraying nun Stella Stevens Harrison Indiana Rosalind Russell and Angels Go. References to Armed Services Committee and a proposed authorization bill.
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Not Racial Civil Rights Clash in Detroit Looting
A Detroit couple, Louis and Irone, described as a 22 year old and a 19 year old, sit on motel steps amid city looting. He asserts civil rights are not racial, claiming jobs exist and labeling looters as lazy. He recounts stealing his wife’s dress from a looted dry cleaners. She argues civil rights remain unresolved.
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