Two Major U.S. Airlines Grounded in Pilots Walkout
Eastern and Northeast airlines were shut down on Monday as part of a one day pilots strike. The walkout affected several international routes, with Southern also joining briefly before pilots voted to return to work under a court order.
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Associated Press
U.S
Eastern
Northeast
Western Hemisphere
Western Europe
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
Ifalpa
London
United States
Airlines
Airline Pilots Association
Washington
Southern
Supreme Court
United
American Airlines
Association of
Australia
India
Netherlands
New Zealand
Sudan
Western Samoa
Irish Republic
IFAPA
Miami
Bahamas
Bermuda
Los Angeles
New England
Mike Goodwin
Manchester N.H
Europe
Israel
Turkey
Latin America
Air New Zealand
Qantas
Pakistan International Airlines
South Africa Airways
Africa
Zambia Airways
Zambia Mail
East African Airways
Kenya
Uganda
Tanzania
Aer Lingus
British European Airways
Heathrow
Colombia
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Pan American World Airways
Braniff International
Tocumen International
Braniff
Panama
Bogota
New Orleans
la Siesta Model
Buenos Aires
Ezeiza
Aerolineas Argentinas
Argentina
Austral
Agentine Pilots Union
Peru
Satco
Faucett
Venezuela
New York
Caracas
Three Perish In City Fire Claimed Frazee Family
A house fire in Anderson claimed the lives of Delores June Frazee and two daughters Rebecca Wilden and Sue Ellen. The surviving family members, four girls and the parents, were displaced and aided by the Red Cross. The Frazees, employees of Edge Packing, were natives of Detroit and Metropolis, Illinois, with services set for East 44th Street Church of God. Funeral arrangements include Thursday service at 10 a.m. and burial at Park View Cemetery.
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Ballinger
Frazee
Henry
Silas Woods
Wilden
Donald Hickey
Salvation Army
Hickey
Rowe, Weston and
Noffie
Rebecca Wilden
Patricia Frazee
Shannon Frazee
Alicia Jo Woods
Anderson
The
Edge Packing Company
Sue Ellen
Metropolis
Ill
Riley, Central
Robin Shane
Detroit
Mich
Columbia, Riley
Central
Delores June
Columbia and
Riley
East 44Th Street
Indiana Democrats Hold Convention Amid Campaign and Platform Debate
At Indianapolis the Indiana Democratic convention opened amid contest decisions and platform debates. Mrs Leigh Neuhauser stayed in the attorney general race after initial plans to withdraw, while William Evans elected not to run to avoid splitting black votes. The party platform calls for immediate Vietnam withdrawal and POW missing-person accounting, with Young Democrats pushing for platform amendments and abortion liberalization.
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Leigh C. Neuhauser
Scottsburg
Jeanne Trixier
Huntington
Theodore Wilson
Indianapolis
Gary
Richard G. Hatcher
Indiana Black Caucus
Evans
Larry Conrad
Daleville
Matthew E. Welsh
Virginia Dill McCarty
Thomas J. Murphy
David W. Merritt
Theodore D
Indiana
Young Democrats
State Central Committee
Wallace
Convention
Robert Rhodes
Mishawaka
Alabama
Cornelia
Rhodes
Silver Spring
Maryland
Muskie
Humphrey
McGovern
Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Gordon St. Angelo
Agent Seized In Demo Raid Said Had Top Credentials
James W. McCord Jr a former CIA agent seized during a weekend break in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters was hired as a Republican security coordinator on a Secret Service recommendation alleged by sources. The Secret Service would not confirm Wong's involvement or recall. McCord 53 of Rockville Md and four others were arrested at Watergate Hotel sixth floor after a tip from a private guard. Police found $6500 in new consecutive bills.
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Federation
Australia
Canada
India
Sudan
United States
Britain
United Nations Security Council
Ifalpa
U.N
Ie National Committee
Secret Service
al Wong
Wong
McCord
Republican National Committee
Nixon
Nixon Committee
GOP National Committee
Miami
Democratic
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Robert Odle
Odle
Rockville
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Green urges balanced college role in policy debate
Oregon congresswoman Edith Green addresses Andersen College graduates on the role of higher education and government. She calls for careful funding, critiques excessive student aid, and warns that open admission and massive public funds risk harming private and small colleges while urging defense of a bipartisan campus moderation.
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Edith Green
Oregon
U.S. Congress
Andersen Ccllege
Warner Auditoricum
Vietnam
Federe
Green
Pat Moynahan
Angela Davis
Gus Hall
Sparkler Warning From Anderson Fire Prevention Bureau
An Anderson fire prevention spokesman warns against sparklers saying there are no safe fireworks and many fires start when children use matches and lighters. He cites 23 accidental fires this year and urges supervised displays and strict rules for sparklers during Fourth of July celebrations.
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Fire Prevention Bureau
Anderson Fire Department
Bureau
Anderson Fire Prevention Bureau
National Fire Protection Association
Notable local surgeon Dr Will C Moore dies at 83
Dr Will C Moore longtime Muncie surgeon and Moore-Lawson Surgical Clinic partner dies at White Oaks Farm in Yorktown after a 60 year career. A WWI veteran, he helped perform early gall bladder removals and blood transfusions in the area. Graveside services in Elm Ridge Cemetery with Meeks Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Will C. Moore
White Oaks Farm
Yorktown
Muncie
Moore-Lawson Surgical
Lawrence J. Lawson
C. M. Mix
Western Reserve
College of Surgeons
Rotary Club
Tom Moore
Los Angeles
H. W. Chatworthy
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Allen
Bloomington
Edith
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Meeks Mortuary
Delaware County Cancer Society
Bike Trail Seen As Aid To Ecology
Landscape architect Daniel Young proposes a 99 mile bicycle trail from Winchester to Indianapolis to spark public interest in environmental planning. During a League of Women Voters and Chamber of Commerce meeting he argues cycling fosters awareness and community contact more than high speed car travel. Madison and Delaware counties each count about 53 000 cyclists as part of rising outdoor recreation.
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White River Basin
League of Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce Parks and Recreation Committee
Daniel Young
Young
Winchester
Indianapolis
Randolph
Delware
Madison
Hamilton
Marion
America
Delaware
Noblesville Native George Reveal Dies at 59
Noblesville resident George L. Reveal 59 of 1365 S 10th St died Monday morning at Riverview Hospital. He was employed as a bail…
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Noblesville
George L. Reveal
S. 10Th St
Riverview Hospital
Baby Born at St. John's Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Bradberry at St. Johns Hospital located on 115 East 34th Street. The birth record notes the new arrival with no complications reported.
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Jerry Bradberry
E. 34Th St
Obituary: Margaret Ehle Featherston Dies at 80
Margaret E Featherston 80 of 3123 McKinley St died 1 20 am Sunday at St John Hospital after a several day illness. Born in Ansonia Ohio she moved to this area and worked 16 years at Delco Remy retiring in 1966. She belonged to Central Christian Church Killbuck Retirees UAW CIO 662 and Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood. Survived by grandson Douglas Fort Bragg NC and six sisters Irene Haygood Pearl Schuyler Helen Dunlavy Pauline Williams Mary Alexander Sarah May. Services 12 noon today Baker Brothers Funeral Home Rev Monroe Schuster officiating burial East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Margaret Ehle Featherston
McKinley St
St. John's Hospital
Ansonia
Ohio
Delco- Remy Division
Central Christian Church
Killbuck Retirees
Uaw-Cio
Whetstone Brotherhood and Sister
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Will Moore
Anderson High School
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Summitville
Dr. Eastman’s Hospital
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Vienna
Austria
Indiana State Medical Association
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Ruth) Eastick
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California
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Linton
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Marine Dr
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Palm Beach
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Selma
Anderson and Poindexter
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Fairmount
Hazel M. Payne
Payne Shell Service
Marion General Hospital
Payne
Gas City
Lane
American Business Women's Association
Nolder Memorial
Dale Hamilton
Park Cemetery
William E. Roe Allied Agents, Inc
Reveal and Son
United Methodist Church
Eagles Lodge 450
Fraternal Order of Police
Juanita
JoAnn Taylor
Jeff
Rodney Reveal
Coaltrin
Robert Melling
Crownland Cemetery
Minnie Wilson
New Castle
Minnie M. Wilson
N. Main St
Markleville
Christ United Methodist Church
Paul Chadwick
Marcella Bruinfield
Glenn Johnson
McLean
Macer
Ronald D. Allen
South Mound
Margaret Featherston
J. C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
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