Senator Discloses Insider Stock Deals Amid Blame
Senator George Murphy disclosed paying Technicolor profits totaling 12,816 from stock trades, blaming his business manager Beatrice Halstead for past oversights. The SEC had questioned his Technicolor holdings, with eight insider reports filed since 1967 detailing 11,100 shares sold and 1,700 bought. Murphy, serving while in Vietnam on a presidential mission, faces scrutiny under the Federal Securities Act provisions.
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George Murphy
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Tech‘nicolor
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Vietnam
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County OKs 400000 to aid Madison fund crisis
Madison County Council approves a 400000 transfer to the General Fund to cover expenses until tax rates are set by the State Board of Tax Commissioners. Auditor Roy Roicourt notes the 400000 will cover through the August 1 payroll. Additional transfers of 300000 from the Highway Fund and 100000 from the Cumulative Bridge Fund are authorized, with balances deemed adequate. The board, facing a court injunction over contested assessments, awaits the tax decision amid ongoing appeals. A separate 123000 bridge project in Richland Township, split with Delaware County, is approved for Killbuck Creek construction.
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Madison County
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Tax Commissioners
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Madison
Delaware County
Cumulative
Killbuck Creek
Dela
Anderson wins state fire prevention award for 1969
Anderson's fire prevention program for 1969 won first place among Indiana cities with over 50 000 population. Fire Chief Jack Bowman announced the honor saying formal presentation will be at a banquet in August. The program features Cleanup Week in spring and Fire Prevention Week in fall, with the Andy Anderson cartoon and displays of firefighting equipment cited by judges. Subcommittee members included Bowman and Deputy Chief Bob Grimes.
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Indiana
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Indiana Fire Chiefs’ Association
Anderson Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
Panquet
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Anderson Herald
Bob Clutch
Bowman
Bob Grimes
Dale Hersberger
Inspection Department
No Hope For Local Family Missing At Sea
Navy officials say there is no hope of finding Anderson man Billy C Akers, his wife Mary, their six month old son David, and Lance Corporal Earl Steven missing at sea since last weekend after borrowing a blue rowboat off Bermuda. Akers, 22, lived in Anilecon area. relatives include Ray mond EB Akers and Martha Fisher of Noblesville. A boat found Wednesday night did not belong to the Akers. possessions were removed from Bermuda air station annex as search ends.
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Anderson
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Raymond EB. Akers
Donnelly
Martha Fisher
Noblesville
Bermuda
Akers
Mary
David
Lance
Earl Steven
Baltimore
William Simonds
Air Station Annex
Anilecson
Watchdogs Fail To Spot Thief At Trucking Yard
In Vienna two guard dogs failed to distinguish thief from good and bad, allowing a theft of tires while attacking a visiting police officer. Police later arrested an ex-con associate believed to be connected to the incident.
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Viehelt
Residents Protest Dam on Bil's Creek in Alex
Four Alexandria residents told county commissioners Thursday that a near eight foot dam on Bil's Creek, on William Gaither property near Harrison Street and Eighth, harms health and fish. They said state health and pollution boards were contacted. county attorney said the commissioners have no jurisdiction, but damming a waterway can be a criminal offense with heavy fines. A spokesman noted fish ladders may be required if a partial chain is authorized. Bridge bids approved for reconstrucion northeast of Elwood on Fairground Road three quarters mile east of Ind 13.
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County Commissioners Court
Bil’s Creek
Harrison Street
Eighth Street
William Gaither
State Board of Health
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board
Marion Withers
Elwood
Ind. 13
Hijacker Captured After Pilot Shot
An Arizona bakery driver hijacked Trans World Airlines Flight 486 with 53 aboard for eight hours, seeking a $00 million ransom. FBI agents captured him at Dulles after luring the plane to Washington. Pilot Dale Hope was shot in the stomach and hospitalized. Barkley faced federal charges with possible death on conviction.
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TWA
Dulles
Washington, D.C
Jack
Washington
Uph
Arizona
Elliner
Auber G. Barkley
Trans World Airlines
Las Vegas
N.M
Cnd
Dulles International Airport
FBT
Barkley
Dale C. Hope
Flight 483
Fairfax County
FBI
Federal Aviation Administra
Ter John H. Shaffer
Ite
Wishiel Court
Alexandria
Airport chaos described by officer and locals
An airport incident drew an officer description of a chaotic scene with distressed passengers and crying crowds. A neighbor in Phoenix likened Barkley to a volatile figure amid reports involving a six member TWA crew, signaling broader tension.
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Phoenix
Joon
TWA
71 Red Attacks Launched In Indochina Big One Day Bombardment
Communist forces carried a major one day shelling blitz across South Vietnam in the 24 hours ending Thursday morning, while Cambodian troops seized a village near Phnom Penh. U S military reports show higher American battle deaths in Indochina last week, blamed on intensified shelling, with casualties among civilians noted.
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Vietnam
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Taxes Ingger Filjack Flight and Far Faced in Phoenix
Washington Author G Barkley, with two palomino ponies and two Cadillacs, lacks a 1984 federal tax rebate and allegedly hijacked an airliner Thursday to obtain it. Co workers describe him as a dedicated, ambitious Teamsters salesman who drove a bakery truck in Phoenix from 1953 to 1955, born in Texas, raised in Louisiana, and Navy trained before moving to Phoenix after discharge.
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G. Barkley
Phoenix
Barkley
Phedix
Teamsters
Texas
Ladisiana
Navy
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AHS Commencement Speakers Voices Of Youth
George Pancol delivers a keynote urging unity and action to return from conflict, guiding the nation toward peace and mankind’s advancement. He emphasizes responsibility to aid the nation and foster global fellowship in the challenging years ahead.
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