Supreme Court orders new burglary trial in Indiana
The Indiana Supreme Court reversed the Bartholomew Superior Court conviction of Larry Ray Allman of Columbus and ordered a new arraignment after finding his plea of guilty was improperly handled. Allman, jailed since a 1966 burglary, claimed coercion and lack of psychiatric evaluation amid police questioning over three days. The court said the lower court should have vacated the guilty plea and allowed a not guilty or insanity plea.
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Johnson vows pacification drive will continue in Vietnam
President Johnson pledges continued pacification efforts in Vietnam despite threats and cites courage of South Vietnamese civilians during the Tet offensive. He asserts peace with honor and a renewed will to persist in policy at a White House ceremony for the Foreign Service Institute’s Vietnamese Training Center graduates. Anderson College to host second annual model United Nations General Assembly for high school students on March 30 with Tom Ristine as secretary general.
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North Vietnam Infiltration Doubles in Four Months
UPI reports Pentagon sources estimate North Vietnamese troops infiltrated about 48 000 into South Vietnam over four months doubling the prior rate. Officials cite Tet losses and Viet Cong attrition, with overall enemy strength in the South now pegged around 75 000 in main units plus 10 000 in VC units.
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Court Minutes List Dismissals for Inaction by Six Months
Superior Court Judge Fred Yelton Jr. dismissed multiple cases for lack of action in six months, including Associates Discount v. Richard Schooley and Clem v. Florys. Several other suits were similarly dropped, while new suits were filed by Hurt v. Cooper’s Sports Bowl and others for damages, foreclosures, or name changes.
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Loretta M. Painter
Indianapolis Morris Plan
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al S. Woolbert
William P. Phipps
Tommye Phipps
Noble P. Elmore
My Home Builders
Lyndon Wells
Frank E. Spencer
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