U S Chopper Crashes Near Saigon Killing 11 Aboard
A U S helicopter on a combat mission crashed into the Dong Nai River about 21 miles northeast of Saigon. All 11 Americans aboard were feared dead, marking the worst U S crash since a November 28 incident near Phu Bai.
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Ballots seized and burned after Indiana recount dispute
Madison County records show absentee ballots and voting machines impounded following the 1970 Hartke Roudebush Senate race recounts. Ballots were burned at a highway garage after the seal was removed, prompting potential contempt action and calls for a formal recount order by the state election board.
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GOP
Richard L. Roudebush
Madison County
Thomas Newman
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Porter
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State Election Board
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Ed Johnson
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Edgar Whitecomb
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Adel Newman
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Jury verdict in Alexandria man accused of involuntary manslaughter
A Madison Circuit Court jury found Charles Simison of Alexandria guilty of assault and battery after rejecting involuntary manslaughter in the Glenn Tucker case from The Point Tavern. Judge Carl T. Smith set sentencing for Monday at 1 30 p.m. and a $1,000 fine with six months in jail was recommended.
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Madison
Alexandria
Madison County
Charles §. Simison
Carl T. Smith
Simison
al Woolbert
Jay ‘Arnold
Willliam F. Lawler Jr
Woolbert
Lawler
Tucker
Delco-Remy
Delco
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Smith
James Freeman
Freeman
Wun
Solons Challenge Indiana License Branch Repeal Law
Five Indiana state senators say they will sue to block the 1972 repeal of a 1971 nonpartisan license branch act. They argue the final day passage violates the state constitution and seeks to bring the case to the Indiana Supreme Court within weeks.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
General Assembly
Tom Teague
D-Anderson
Marion County Superior Court
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High Court
Roger Beanigin
Free Heroin Handouts? Debate Sparks Harsh Viewpoints
Dr. Robert W. Baird in Harlem rejects heroin maintenance arguing free heroin would not stop crime and could worsen addiction. In a Haven Clinic session, recovering addicts including Puerto Rican and Black youths discuss the proposal, methadone use, and personal struggles. Baird links drug problems to family breakdown, noting diverse streetscapes and cultural shifts while warning against legalization and international drug traffic.
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Andy
Joe
Bard
Lis
East
University of Rochester
New York Medical College
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Flower Hospitals
South
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