Doane's News Bites From Hong Kong Refugees
An obscure wartime excerpt recounts refugees in Hong Kong describing dire hunger and the need to spend all income on food. A speaker named Charles Shade, an Indiana banker, introduces a remark about Dr. Crane and Doane's News.
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Charles Shade
Indiana
South Bend Man Gets Life Term
A 19-year-old former Marine from South Bend, Dennis Crain, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the April 17, 1971 murder of Jenny Sue Linton, 18, after pleading guilty to a reduced second-degree murder charge. He also pleaded guilty to the February 9, 1971 kidnapping and murder of Marlies Koenig, 32, in a separate case. immunity had been granted on that count.
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Crain
Penn High School
South Bend
Marlies Koenig
Linton
St. Joseph County
U.N
Chagula
East Germany
William P. Rogers
Vietnam
Aspirin myths and heart effects clarified
Reader questions on aspirin safety are answered. Large doses may be used for some arthritis under medical supervision, but aspirin can increase bleeding and is avoided in ulcers. A separate note explains polycythemia and that bloodletting is a treatment, with Dr. Lester Coleman offering a heart booklet for 25 cents.
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Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
M.D
Assets Recovered For Trusts After Fraud Scandal
Indianapolis report states more than 2 million dollars in assets were recovered for the American National Trust and the Republic National Trust. Trustee John S. Bradshaw Jr. announced in the 1971 annual report that assets diverted before 1968 were recovered amid prior bankruptcy and fraud convictions tied to former trustees and associates. Net income for 1971 reached a record 227000 dollars aided by special items.
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Indianapolis
American National Trust
Republic National Trust
John S. Bradshaw Jr
Bradshaw
Securities and Exchange Commission
Youth Charged In Burglary In Anderson
A 14 year old Northside Anderson youth was charged with juvenile delinquency for burglary. He was arrested over the May 30 break in at Hoosier Auto Sales on Broadway. Missing at the time were $25 to $30 in Kennedy half dollars and a $20 gold piece.
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Anderson
Anderson Police Department
Hoosier
Broadway
Kennedy
Spray hair spray on white tennis shoes to repel dust
A short tip advises spraying hair spray on white tennis shoes to prevent dust and dirt from cling ing. The guidance emphasizes a quick fix from everyday products.
Kontum Cleared After 12 Day Assaults In Central Highlands
Kontum, the crucial central highlands capital, was reported cleared of North Vietnamese troops after 12 days of fighting. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces conducted heavy air and ground assaults, claiming high enemy casualties while suffering limited own losses. Firefights continued near Pleiku and Hue as bombing and river interdiction aimed to disrupt Hanoi's supply lines. Refugee figures climbed to around 559 thousand registered, with estimates reaching 750 thousand overall.
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Central Highlands
Kontum
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
US S
U.S
Hanoi
Vietnam
Yen
Bai
Ha Tay
Sey
Pileiku
Highlands
Pleiku
Hue
An Loc
China
Coral
Sea
Vinh
Demilitarized Zone
Ministry of Social Welfare
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Emperors Mother Urges Hue Preservation Amid War Threats
The 84-year-old queen mother Doan Huy appeals to Nixon, Thieu, UNESCO, and all warring parties to spare Hue from destruction as fighting endangers the imperial city. She notes Hue's historic ruins and urges measures to protect the site, citing Angkor as a model. Bao Dai, former emperor, lives in France.
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Vietnam
Hue
Doan Huy
Nixon
Nguyen van Thien
South Vietnam
U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Thua Thien
Khai Dinh
Queen Mother
Gia Long
Forbidden
Peking
Imperial Palace
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Angkor
Cambodia
Thiecu
Unesco
Bao Dai
Ho Chi Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
France
Ecology Warfare At U.N. Draws Fire Over Vietnam
At the U.N environment conference in Stockholm the U.S. was criticized for ecological warfare in Vietnam. Swedish Prime Minister Palme refrained from naming Washington as the target while urging international action against bombing, bulldozers, and herbicides.
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Stockholm
United States
U.N. Environment Cenfer
Vietnam
Olof Palme
U.S
Washington
State Department
Charles W. Bray
Bray
Palme
Southeast Asia
W. Chagula
Indochina
Boy 14 Held In Infant Death Case In Indianapolis
A 14-year-old Indianapolis boy, Paul Stanley Thomas, is held without bail in Marion County jail on a first degree murder charge for the beating death of his two year old cousin. His municipal court appearance was scheduled for July 7 and the case was continued.
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St. Joseph County
Indianapolis, Ind
Indianapolis
Marion County
Paul Stanley Thomas
Hazel Ann Hurt
John Barton
G A Moore DC Chiropractor Returns to Alexandria Office
G A Moore, a chiropractor based in DC, resumes practice in Alexandria and reopens his office to serve patients. He offers spinal adjustments and wellness care, inviting existing and new clients to schedule appointments.
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G.A. Moore
Alexandria
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