Mystery Man Hughes Roving Again Sets Up at Vancouver Airport
Mystery figure Hughes returns to action and plans a new operation at Vancouver International Airport after clearing customs on Tuesday. Hughes’ employees occupy the top two floors of a 20 story building, elevators are restricted beyond the 19th floor without a special key, and hallways on the 19th floor appear deserted with do not disturb signs on doors as a guard in civilian clothes stands watch.
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Hughes in Vancouver for unspecified stay amid art and scenery
Simonaire Howard Hughes is in Vancouver B C for an indefinite stay described as for a change of scenery and art. The 66 year old left Nicaragua after a month there and is reportedly staying on the top floor of the Bayshore Inn. An Hughes spokesman said the trip is business related but details and duration remain undisclosed.
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Inside Story Women Lose In Rape
A warm southern California day turns to a nightmare as a woman is raped after a coat is placed over her head. Court records indicate women are often the losers in such cases. details continue on Page 2.
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Muskies Bid Faces Midwest Tests In Primaries
Senator Edmund S. Muskie seeks to rebound after weak early primaries as the Democratic race shifts to Wisconsin and Illinois for decisive contests. Page 9 provides full details.
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King Hussein proposal sparks Arab protests
King Hussein backs a semi autonomous West Jordan under his rule triggering Arab protests. The weather forecast notes showers ending today with mild, upper 40s to mid 50s highs and cool nights in the 30s to 40s. Friday looks milder with highs in the 50s to 60s and a small chance of rain. Weather figures include Anderson’s 44 high and 26 low on Wednesday.
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Wallace Tops Florida Primary in Democratic Contest
Florida Democrats saw George Wallace win 42 percent of the vote as a strong foe to Humphrey in future primaries. Wallace argued voters want his common sense on busing and schools while Humphrey trailed with 18 percent. Musk i also underperformed, and Nixon dominated the Republican side with 87 percent.
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CATV Debuts By Month End In Anderson Area
GE Cablevision plans a 12 channel system in Anderson with WFBM CBS WISH NBC WLW ABC and WTTV. The $1.75 monthly fee includes improved reception, 24 hour weather, and a nightly newscast from a local GE setup. Local origination may cover city meetings and sports events with a future daily affairs program.
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Districts Split Prompt Debate in Madison County
Madison County officials travel to Indianapolis to meet with O Wayne Davis chief deputy Indiana State Election Board about precinct splits in the state house redistricting. Davis must decide on county commissioners plan that divided 12 precincts into 24 due to large populations while May primary timing complicates updating voter master lists. Also, three members of the Hartke Roudebush recount commission travel to Indianapolis to proceed with the state recounts in 11 counties including Madison.
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Muskie Files Candidacy in Indiana May Primary
Sen Edmund Muskie of Maine arrives in Indiana and plans a 9 a.m. news conference at the Indiana State House to file his declaration for the May 2 presidential primary. The filing closes March 23. Indiana Sen Birch Bayh aides organize the events, with possible endorsement hints but no confirmation.
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Manslaughter Trial Testimony Under Way
The Madison Circuit Court trial of Charles Simison opened with the widow of Glenn R. Tucker testifying as a prosecution witness. Prosecutors say Tucker, who died July 15 1970 after an incident July 4 at The Point Tavern in Alexandria, was struck by Simison two or three times. The trial includes multiple witnesses describing Tucker’s injuries and subsequent hospitalizations before his death from a subdural hematoma.
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