Drag racing 18 year old Jim shows danger on city streets
Mental health expert cites 18 year old Jim Z as emotionally unstable despite IQ and high school diploma. He and other thrill seekers race for kicks, causing fatal crashes. Police psychology course at Northwestern highlights need for emotional development tests to improve driver safety.
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Jim
Jim Z
Dr. Crane
Indianapolis
Frank Kreml
Northwestern University Traffic Institute
U.S.A
Northwestern University
Ddim
I.Q
Excessive Ear Wax Highlights Health Dangers and Care
A health note by Dr. William Brady warns that excessive ear wax can impair hearing, trigger coughing, and provoke chronic canal irritation. It explains removal difficulties, risks of self-treatment, and the need for professional care using sterilized instruments, with advice against home syringes and oil drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Hatfield calls for open public forums on Southeast Asia
In a Eugene City Council letter Senator Mark Hatfield proposes open town hall style forums to discuss U S involvement in Southeast Asia and what the nation should do. He urges hearing all sides and letting the people speak through their representatives.
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Eugene
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Southeast Asia
Congress
Sen. Hatfield
McGovern
South Dakota
Hughes
Iowa
Cranston
California
Goodell
New York
Senate
Nixon
Cambodia
The Everglades Anhinga and Sunfish Feats
Facts from a historical piece describe anhingas swallowing sunfish headfirst to protect scales and spines, the corona warming to three to four million degrees Fahrenheit, Danakil hair plaits to attract suitors, and heavy rain soaking a 50-foot saguaro cactus. Also noted are North American sugar maple sap syrup and Mt Robson as Canada’s highest peak. Spain’s population around 3.7 million in 1969, and U S restaurants at 359000 in 1968.
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Ethiopia
Local Girl Graduates With Honors From Spelman College
Kathy Lynne Bailey daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Bailey of 1409 W 13th St earned a bachelor of arts in sociology cum laude among 195 graduates at Spelman College Atlanta Ga She held roles on the Judicial Student Faculty Relations Committee YWCA campus vice president and resident assistant in a freshman dormitory She also received a wind ensemble plaque Dixon Sisters Education Award and was named a 1969 70 Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities She will study graduate work in reading in Special Education at Syracuse University in the fall.
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Kathy Lynne Bailey
James W. Bailey
W. 13Th St
Spelman College
Atlanta
Anderson High School
Miss Bailey
Spelman On
Trevor-Arnett
Spellman
Fampus Ywca
Dixon Sisters
Bailey
Spelman
Merrill
Dorothy Shephard Maney
Lawrence S. Rockefeller
University of Syracuse
Syracuse
N.Y
Bayh Presses Electoral College Reform Plan
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana urged direct popular election for president and vice president, calling the electoral college a political anachronism and dangerous. He cited Wallace’s Alabama primary win to warn that the college could produce a minority president and deadlock, stressing the risk of a House vote deciding the outcome.
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Bayh
Civ
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
House of Representatives
State Traffic Toll Climbs To 571
Indiana's 1970 traffic fatality toll stood at 571 Monday, down from 604 a year ago, with a weekend count of five. A fiery motorcycle crash in LaGrange County killed Alvin R. Herendeen, 21, when his cycle struck a utility pole and burst into flames. Other weekend fatalities occurred in Logansport, near Muncie, near LaGrange, and near Windfall. Crawford County joined with one or more Indiana fatalities this year, leaving ten counties with clean slates.
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United Press Internmenaal
Indiana
LaGrange County
Alvin R. Herendenn
Kendallville
Herendeen
la Fort Wayne
Logansport
Muncie
LaGrange
Crawford County
J Adams
Carroll
Brown
Union
J Orange
Franklin
Jasper
Warrick
Pulaski
Marti
Organized Religion Split View Among College Students
A Gallup poll of 1,114 college students at 55 campuses finds 38 percent saying organized religion is not relevant and 42 percent deem it relevant. Freshmen and sophomores lean more toward relevance, while women and Southern students show divided views.
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Boston University
Galllup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Anderson High School Graduate Wins $3000 Tri Kappa Scholarship
Pam Tomlinson of the 1970 Anderson High School graduating class received a $3,000 Tri Kappa Xi Chapter scholarship. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Kasko of 134 West Ninth Street and plans to enter Indiana University in September to major in special education for the deaf and mentally retarded.
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Pam Tomlinson
Anderson High School
Tri Kap~po Sorority
James Kasko
Ninth St
Indiana University
Florida Girl 10 Killed by Sniper Near School
Broward County sheriff reports Katherine Ruth Stapleton, 10, was shot as she left home with her twin brother near an orange grove. A 15-year-old Naval High School student was held later, sheriff says the motive is unclear.
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Avin
Broward County
Katherine Ruth Stapleton
Harold Stapleton
Naval High School
Ed Stack
Thieves Steal 20000 Year Old Relics at Roman Site Museum
Thieves broke into a museum at a Roman site in CORSTOPITUM England and stole relics nearly 2000 years old. Officials said the value is undeterminable but included a bronze perfume bottle in a barbarian head design a trumpet shaped brooch and a bronze plate.
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Corstopitum
England
Divorcee Found Stabbed To Death In Michigan City
Judith Ann Marth a 27 year old divorcee was found stabbed and slashed to death Sunday in an apartment she shared with another woman in Michigan City. A baby sitter found the body and police were investigating the slaying as a possible homicide with the throat injuries noted.
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Michigan City
Ind
UPL
Judith Ann Marth
Plan Publication Of 30 Volumes Of Wesley Writings
Dr Frank Baker of Duke University heads a new twenty year plan to publish a 30 volume Wesley writings edition. The project covers four sermon volumes six letter volumes three doctrinal volumes biblical commentary journal assessments and a bibliography with Methodist agencies co operating.
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Sans
John Wesley
Frank Baker
Duke University
North Carolina
Woman Drowns in Indiana Creek Flood
Mrs Elsie Walton aged 42 of Rt 2 English drowned Friday when a flash flood swept her downstream as she and her two sons were wading in a creek on the way to their home.
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Avunash
Elsie Walton
English
Laird Details Soviet Nuclear Might To NATO
VENICE Italy AP Melvin R Laird US secretary of defense urged NATO defense ministers to heed a stark briefing on Soviet nuclear forces He spoke to the Nuclear Planning Group describing the menace across land sea and submarine He met leaders Healey Schmidt and others and outlined plans for a future overhaul of nuclear forces policy at Brussels talks with 12 more allies.
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Venice
Italy
Melvin R. Laird
U.S
Hee
Alliance
Manlio Brosio
NATO
Sat Tre
Hebron
Ind
UPI
Jane Andrews
San Giorgio
Neath
St. Mark's Square
Laird
Denis Healey
Brit Jain
Helmut Schmidt
West Germany
Canada
Holland
Turkey
Norway
Iit
Alon
United States
Britain
France
Brussels
Defector says Cambodian push halted South Vietnam offensive
Lt. Col. Nguyer fan Nang, a Hanoi defector, told Saigon reporters the allied offensive in Cambodia stopped the Communists from launching a general South Vietnam attack. He claimed allied security has been leaky since 1989, giving up to 24 hours notice of bomber strikes.
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Cambodia
South Vietnam
Nguyer Fan Nang
Saigon
Warren Urges End To Nation's Division
Former Chief Justice Earl Warren urged Boston College graduates to end divisiveness and restore mutual confidence. He called on both young and old to work together toward a common goal and to eliminate the rampant division he saw across the country.
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UPD
Earl
Warren
Boston College
Whittier College Class of 1934 to Visit Nixon in Washington
Whittier Calif alumni of the 1934 class to visit Washington next month with spouses. They will fly July 11, tour the capital environs and meet at the White House Monday. Also note a reference to June hail storms nationwide.
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Nixon Whittier
Fulbright Denounced By Marchers at Arkansas Rally
About a thousand flag waving marchers gathered on the Arkansas state capitol steps for a Victory Rally backing U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia and denouncing Senator Jo William Fulbright. Carl McIntire led the protest calling Fulbright the senator of surrender, while a local preacher urged that Fulbright’s hands are bloody from war deaths. A show of hands indicated many outsiders attended, including supporters carrying a Wallace banner.
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Little Hock
Ars
Wpd
Arkansas Capitol
Southeast Asia
Jo William Fulbright
Carl Mclntire
Washington
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations
Syn Hoan
Saigon
Munich
Asia
M. la Moser Jr
Sen
U.S
McIntire
Mccintire
Arkansas
American Party
Wallace
Capitol Steps
Indiana War Dead Now Number 1150
Army reports from Washington say Indiana serviceman Jeffrey J. Young of Indianapolis was killed in combat in Southeast Asia, becoming the 1150th Indiana soldier killed there since 1961 after previously being listed as missing. Army Spec. 4 Frank E. McClellan of Salem died of non hostile causes, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence O McClellan.
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Washington
Army
Jeffrey J. Young
LeLon Young
Indianapolis
Southeast Asia
Defense Department
Young
Indiana
Frank E. McClellan
Rt. 5
Salem
Ind
Lawrence O. McClellan
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Wilbur House
Robert F. Beach
Madison County Farm Bureau Co-op
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Hanoi
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Maggie Hammond
William T. Hammond
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National Lp-Gas Council
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