Ex-Guards Charged With Prison Traffic
Two former Indiana State Prison guards faced charges of trafficking with an inmate. An unnamed prisoner allegedly mailed letters to a sister in Tennessee asking for $200 to each John Lofton and Lewis Haney. Lofton and Haney, freed on $2,000 bonds, claimed to act independently. No arraignment set.
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Indiana
Alfred Dowd
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John B. Loften
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Lewis Haney
Granger
Haney
Lofton
la Porte Superior Court
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Lofton and Haney
US Air Force awards $3.5 million radar contract
Continental Electronic Manufacturing Co. a Ling-Altex subsidiary in Dallas announces a $3.5 million Air Force contract for additional sterpover radar transmitters.
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Dallas, Tex
Continental Electronic Manufacturing] Co
Ling - Altex, Electronics Inc
Air Force
Indiana Bell Denver Visit Hints at Reunion
A brief item notes Indiana Bell considering a Denver trip that stirs wishes for company and gathering, suggesting plans to coordinate with colleagues and former teammates in the Mile High City.
Scots Keep Loch Ness Monster Mystery Secret
London reports Parliament discussed the Loch Ness monster as a potential creature blamed for fish deaths. Undersecretary William Gilmour Leburn avoided confirming sightings or steps to reveal the monster’s identity, implying authorities will preserve the mystery. Pilkington claimed strong evidence, but the government offered no concrete details.
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London
UPS
Camn
William Gilmour Leburn
Scotland
Pilkington
Death from lunchroom fight in South Bend hospital
A 28 year old South Bend man died at Memorial Hospital two days after a lunchroom skirmish. Detectives say owner Noel Robertson admitted beating Roosevelt Cannady with a broken brown handle after Cannady allegedly cut him. Coroner Dr. Edward Shelley linked the death to a ruptured intestine.
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Memorial Hospital
Noel Robertson
Roosevelt Cannady
Robertson
Sang Cannady
St. Joseph County
Edward
Shelley
Cannady
Thurmond Warns of Bases Trouble If Ruling Overridden
Sen. Strom Thurmond warned that new labor strife could erupt at U S defense and missile bases if Congress overrides a Supreme Court decision on construction sites and picketing. He cited potential harm to the defense effort and noted South Africa emergency regulations pending release.
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WPI
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U.S. Defense
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China accuses U S warship of intrusion near Hunghai Wan
Tokyo reports Communist China charged that a U S warship intruded into its territorial waters south of Hunghai Wan off Kwantung province and issued its fourth serious warning. A Foreign Ministry spokesman was authorized to issue the warning in connection with the military provocations, according to Xinhua News Agency monitored in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
U.S
Hunghai Wan
Kwangtun Province
New China
Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Callas Absent From 1960 Mediterranean Cruise
Onassis and Churchill will sail without Maria Callas on the coming Mediterranean cruise. Callas declined due to singing engagements. The voyage follows a previous trip that ended in separations among Onassis, his wife, and Callas and her husband Gian Battista Meneghini.
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Athens
London
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