Lawyer to Be Chosen For Sirhan in Kennedy Case
A lawyer selected by the Los Angeles County Bar Association and approved by the defendant will represent Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, accused of assassinating Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The appointment, disclosed as Sirhan is held under guard at County Central Jail, follows a court security order and ongoing debate over defense access and fees.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Bar Association
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Wirin
Southern
California
American Civil Liberties Union
Tordanian
Wirth
Sirhan
Superior Court
Arta L. Alarcon
Sir. Ian
Sir
Han
Public Defender’s Office
Whit
Siddge Alarcon
Sam Yorty
Iis
Yorly
Donald R Wright
Extradition Steps in King Suspect Ray Case
British warrant charges James Earl Ray with the MLK Jr. murder clearing way for formal extradition. Ray appeared impassive in court as U.S. officials seek his return to face trial, with hearings and possible dates ranging from June 28 to August amid legal sparring and habeas corpus procedures.
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London
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
United States
Justice Department
Frank Milon
Britain
U.S
Enac
County Ordinance Toughens Septic Tank Penalties
County Commissioners pass an ordinance setting fines up to 900 dollars for first offenses and 1000 dollars for second offenses with a 50 day jail term per violation. Further penalties may apply after time limits. Bids open next Monday at 10 a.m. for four local bridge projects near Pipe Creek Markleville and Frankton with repairs and culverts.
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Ralph McCord
Everett , Stéhlemyer
William Wood
Indiana State Board of Health
County Planning Commission
Oyer Pipe Creek
Frankton
Markleville
Ind
Pipe Creek
State Court Denies Writ in Madison Teachers dispute
The Indiana Supreme Court denied a writ of mandate and prohibition against Madison Superior Court in a dispute between the Anderson Federation of Teachers Local 519 and the Anderson school board. Attorneys for both sides argued as the union seeks expunging orders and to block the court from implementing powers, leaving the case in Madison Superior Court with avenues for appeal. The action followed a teachers strike by more than 200 Local 51% AFT members over proposed salary levels and other terms.
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Indiana Sale - Supreme Court
Madison Superior Court
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Local 519
Anderson ‘School 'Board
William Byer
Robert Miller
Board of School Trustees
High Court
AFT
Westmoreland Says War Cost Rising to Unbearable Levels
Gen William Westmoreland warned that the price of war in Vietnam is rising to an intolerable point for the enemy. He said enemy battlefield performance sometimes approaches the pathetic and suggested a token U.S. phaseout could be possible by late 1969, though trends could change. He leaves Saigon for Washington to become Army chief of staff after four years leading the U.S. effort here.
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Saigon
William
C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Tov
Washington
West
Moreland
Westmoreland
Army
Weekend breakins investigated in city Monday
Local police detectives are investigating five weekend break ins reported in the city. Two occurred Sunday with thefts including clothing valued over $600 and $72.50 in cash from Larry Sholecraft of Da Locust St. A burglary at Huffman's Grocery at 2212 W 2nd St involved entry by a broken south side window Sunday night. In three other break ins, nothing was missing from Pepsi-Cola Battling Company, Citgo Service Station, and Eckridge and Sons. General Westmoreland praised US efforts in Vietnam in a televised Armed Forces address.
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Larry Sholecraft
da Locust St
Huffman's
Pepsi-Cola Battling Company
Iath
Louise Sts
Citgo
2Nd St
Raible Ave
Eckridge and Sons
1Th
Nelle
Laval
Death of Anderson Chamber executive Hovermate
William F. Hovermate, 7 of 832 Oakdale Dr., executive vice president of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce, died Sunday at 11:30 a.m. at Community Hospital. Active in civic affairs, he held offices in the Indiana Commercial Executives Association and Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, won awards in 1944 and 1947, and served in multiple local organizations including Junior Chamber of Commerce, United Fund, Red Cross, United Fund campaigns, and various church and fraternal groups. Born January 4 in Mt Sterling Kentucky, he moved to Anderson at age four and graduated from Anderson High School in 1928.
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William F. Hovermate
Oakdale Dr
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Community
Hovermate
Tdeally
Grek View
Indiana Commercial Executives Association of Indiana
State Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Jaycee
Indiana Layere
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hoyermale
United Fund
Anderson Fine Arts Contour
Anderson Association of Churches
Anderson Urban League
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Central Christian Church
Fellowship Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Valley of Indianapolis
DES
Nurat Temple
Madison County
Hovermale
Anderson
Granville A
Evalena Doyle Hovermale
Rim Mt. Sterling
Anderson High School
William F. Havermale
Community Hospital
Martymale
Fera
Reagan to Address Indiana Republicans in Indianapolis
A crowd of Madison County residents and hundreds of Indiana Republicans will hear California Governor Ronald Reagan speak at a 7 p.m. dinner meeting in the Manufacturers Building at the State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis. Reagan will arrive at 3 p.m. and depart for Oklahoma after the speech as part of a 1968 campaign rally series, with tickets available from local GOP officials.
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Madison County
Indiana
Reagan
Indianapolis
Oklahoma
Reagan i
Buena Chaney
GOP
UN Committee Passes Resolution on Nuclear Weapons Treaty
The General Assembly political committee approved a resolution commending a draft treaty to ban the spread of nuclear weapons. The vote was 204 with 22 abstentions. Albania Cuba Tanzania and Zambia opposed the commendation while France Communist China India Brazil Spain and several African nations abstained. The treaty, revised after six weeks of debate in Geneva, will open for signature and take effect after ratification by the United States the Soviet Union Britain and 40 signatories.
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United (Nations
N:y
General Assembly
Albania
Cuba
Tanzania
Zambia
China
United Nations
India
Saigon shelling kills 19 as rockets hit during rush hour
Viet Cong rockets strike Saigon at morning rush hour killing 19 and wounding 70. Attacks hit government buildings, a hospital, and telecoms, disrupting telex links and overseas communications. U S Embassy narrowly escapes damage. Independent tallies cited. Post and Telegraph HQ and Radio Corp. of America affected. Thien residence area reported targeted but not confirmed hit.
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Saigon
Independence Palace
Nguyen van Thien
U.S. Emassy
National Assembly
Ina
Radio Corp. of America
Tell
Osaka
Japan
Paris
Manila
Hong Kong
Placie
Two Trials Set In Court Here Involving Ellis And Leisure
Two circuit court criminal trials will begin at 9 tomorrow. Norman Anthony Ellis of Indianapolis faces a theft charge for $400 taken from Bell supermarket on Feb 5 1967, with lawyer Lawrence Mobbins. Donald Leisure of Elwood is charged with second degree burglary in a Hoosier Home break in on June 5 1967, represented by Wilson Anderson. Leisure trial will be in Superior Court 2 before Judge Carl T. Smith. Ellis trial heard by Special Judge Alva Cox of Delaware Circuit Court.
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Norman Anthony Ellis
Indianapolis
Donald Leisure
Elwood
Alva Cox
Delaware Circuit Court
Superior Court
Madison County
Carl T. Smith
Ellis
Lawrence Mobbins
Weather updates vary with clouds and showers
The report notes variable clouds with humidity and warmth. Tonight may bring showers and thunderstorms, with high yesterday reaching 90. Sunrise today is 5 a.m. and sunset at 8:13 p.m.
New Arrivals at Sh Anderton and Vicinity
New births listed from St Johns Hospital and Community Hospital include families from Pendleton, Dalesville, Alexandria, Summitville and nearby areas. Names shown include Houser, Orr, Goody, Haynes, Cartewright, Kemmiersling, Gray, Dalton, Gates, Hart, Parkshurst, Davidsen, Coppock, with babies a boy or girl born to each couple.
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Robert Houser
Central Age
Fred Orr
Dalesville
Stephen Goody Tick
Pendleton
Bruce Haynes
Charles Cartewright
Brown
Mre
Tack Kemmiersling
Ohio Ave
Community Hospital
Far
William Gray
Tweedy Lane
Robert Dalton
Woodlawn Dr
Doh Gates
Summitville
William Hart
Snd
W. Th. Parkshurst Sr
Milton Ave
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Penclaton
Fall Creek
Ind. J
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Madison-Hamilton County
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King
Leonard A. Roy
South Vietnam
Armed Forces
Armetican
Chamber
Gov. Reagan
Milton Avenue
Milton Ava
Alexandria Pike
Union Traction
White River
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UN Committee
Ji Smit
Leonard Jordan
George Fancol
Pancol
Smith
Basil Hosier
Indiana State Supreme Court
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Benjamin Davwidson
Poplar St
Desnia Coppock
Alexandria
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