Sixth Nonuplet Dies At Hospital After Birth Tragedy
A hospital bulletin reports six of nine babies born to Mrs Leonard Brodrick on Sunday survived the birth. By Monday night two infants died and two more were still in danger within the first 48 hours, the critical period. A 12 ounce boy and a one pound girl remained critically ill while another girl, weighing two pounds two ounces, was listed strongest. The eight born remained in care as doctors assess survivability and conditions.
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Bana Fant Brodrick
Leonard Brodrick
Oakland pool closure plan sparks funding and rebuild debate
Davis states the city may no longer be required to maintain public swimming pools and could close existing sites while weighing a bond proposal to fund ten new pools at ten school locations. A Chamber of Commerce recreation task force recommended building ten pools, prompting council consideration and voter action this fall.
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Oakland
Tn Jackson
Davis
Chamber of Commerce Task Force
Film Sparks Frisco Quake Fears and Skyline Talk
In San Francisco a controversial film predicting a major quake and city leveling draws crowds and protest. Alvin Duskin, backing a ban on buildings over six stories, collected 45,000 signatures for a voter referendum. Critics note limited screenings, high film asking price, and possible sponsor resistance. The piece also mentions local park lease news and a new ponies ride program at Allis Park.
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San Francisco
North Beach
Alvin Duskin
Fom
San Francis
Broadeating Corp
Ena
Caracas
Venezuela
Anchorage
Alaska
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Diskin
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BBC
San Fracisco
Times probes Pentagon study while planning legal clash
The Times seeks court clarity on publishing a Pentagon study noting Johnson administration planned attacks on North Vietnam prior to the Gulf of Tonkin incident. Laird asserts the material remains secret, condemns further disclosure under espionage law, and requests return of documents. The page also covers local park programs, center summer plans, pool shutdown, and new arrivals.
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North Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Times
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Mitchell
Yanik Invites Guests To View Recording Studio
Yanik invites guests to tour the recording studio at 1829 E Fifth St. The open houses run daily during the international convention, with tests and explanations of the program. Guests include local residents and friends of the program as broadcasts are prepared.
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Yanik
Sven 2Hureh
Paul Yanik
E. Fifth St
Hadi
Carlo
Monae
Guess
Cadio
Mick Bricker Veteran Journalist Dies at 36
Frederick Bricker of Wilkinson dies after a sudden illness Sunday at Ball Memorial Hospital. A Middletown native and World War II veteran, he edited Bob’s Morril Division at Howard W. Sams Inc. in Indianapolis and served as Philco-Technical representative. Survived by widow Bernadine and six grandchildren, services at 2 pm today at Condo and Son Funeral Home, burial in McCrayl Cemetery at Wilkinson.
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Wilk
Frederick Bricker
Rt. 1
Wilkin
Ball Norial Hospital
Middletown
Bob's “Morril
Howard W. Sams, Inc
Indianapolis
F 1
Philco-Technical Representive
Indianapolis Electronics School
Shirley Masonic Lodge
Weir Zook Post
Wilkinson Vew
Bernadine Bricker
Gregory
New Palestine
En Laughters
Judy Dent
Reensburg
Beverly White
Yorktown
Deborah
Rob
Alta Bricker
Shirly
Shirley
Eloise Wiseharil
Veryle
Bricker
Jon Gilbert
wArea
Wage H. Smith
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Madison County
Isaac
Sloan Oreaesi
Leonai East
Bernard
Crothersville
Ray Fla
South Bend
Roy Clinard
Fisheri
Frankton
Coming House Theology alumni dessert party at Student Center
Parents and friends of graduates attended baccalaureate at Park Place Church of God as two laymen from India were featured guests. Police described a violent incident with multiple shots, numerous aliases, and four victims in a Park-like setting, while residents cooked and relaxed in nearby areas. The article notes ongoing racial strife and statements from a rights leader.
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Parisons
W. Dale Car Iham
Fin College
Parkclike
Esa
Nursery Road
Robert Gardner
Detroit
Gardner
Rasnen
Obituary notices for Anderson and Madison County area deaths
Noblesville residents Richard Little, John Metzger, and Walter Tague die in Noblesville and Indianapolis area hospitals. Richard Metzger, 61, ex teacher and GM employee, dies after WWII service. wife Helen survives. John Metzger, 101, formerly principal of Noblesville Coaner and Fess schools, with surviving family. Walter C. Tague, brother of Mrs Donald Buttman, dies at Winona Hospital. Final rites and interment details provided by local funeral homes.
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John P. Metzger
Anderson
Noblesville
Richard
Mont Noblesville
John Ip
St. John's
Metzger
Logan Station
General Motors
Nobles
Alhambra Dr
Ville
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Lyda Mets
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Harold Nate Aderns
Preston
Ian Church
Noblesville Ec
Indiana
Fairmount
Xen Harvey
Ioof
Mari
Walter C. Tague
Donald Buttman
Anson
Winona Hospital
Inianapolis
Planner and Buchanan
Fairmount Obituaries and Local Notices
Obituaries for Lelia Thackery and Dan Larowe note services at 2 pm at Raymond Thal lunt Funeral Home Fairmount with interment in Park Cemetery. Other items include multiple death notices, funeral arrangements, and charitable donations to honor the deceased, with services in Fairmount and Paragould Arkansas.
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Zernele May Larowe
Fairmount
Ral
Ashington
la ‘One
Park Cemetery
Hew Grants Library Aid To Hospital
Congressman David W. announces a National Library of Medicine grant from HEW to fund hospital library resources. Michael J. Lawler says funds will develop health library resources for medical staff and health career personnel, supporting ongoing education and rapid access to journals and periodicals.
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Ial
David W
National Library of Medicine
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Michael J. Lawler
Hea
Theospital
Lawler
Stair
Bell Strike Teletype Fragments From Pentagon Texts
New York Times reports secretary of defense warned that material published June 13 14 1971 in the Pentagon study texts could injure national defense. The article includes scattered remarks from officials about air pollution control permits and building plans affecting industry and incinerators in Boston and other areas.
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New York Times
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United
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Beirne
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Furly
Opi
Times
Ion
Andersen
Tarly
Timon
Wilkins
ACAC
Anderson
Hoenstine
Addiace
Boston
Shopping Center Plan Approved by Appeals Board
The appeals board gave conditional approval to a shopping center development plan at the southeast corner of Low Avenue and Lard Street, with drainage and sewer facilities approved and a request for fencing to screen debris. The board also approved a beauty shop exception at 737 W Seventh St by Julia Holland and tabled a variance at 529 Milton Ave to review density rules for pressed apartment structures.
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Lard Street
Catlin
Whitehead J
Mary Lilian Krall
Seventh St
Julia Holland
Milton ‘Ave
Plan for West Central Center school board formation outlined
West Central Center pitches a seven member school board with one from each civil district including Stony Creek, Jackson, Lafayette, Pipe Creek, Lapel, Frankton and an at large seat. Seeming urgency from Scorptrons to start quickly prompts questions about interim selection by July 1 and legal hurdles. County officials discuss a petition to delay until a possible November election, noting a 90 day interim period after July hearings and potential remonstrances could stall formation.
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Lafayette
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Scorptrons
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Burdsall
Craig
West Central
Youth Confirmation at St John’s Lutheran Church
The article notes young persons were received into the church fellowship at St John’s Lutheran by the rite of confirmation recently. Names and exact numbers are not provided in the readable text.
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Ir ‘Church
Albuquerque Disturbance Sparks Guard Deployment
In the day’s unrest Governor Bruce King authorized state guards to respond as guardsmen, masked and firing tear gas volleys, advanced after a warning was sounded. A cloud of tear gas covered the area amid earlier disturbances.
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Albuquerque
Bruce King
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