Judge refuses to dismiss Philadelphia antiwar suit
A federal judge in Philadelphia allows a landmark antiwar case seeking a permanent injunction against using government funds for the Vietnam War to proceed. Judge Joseph S. Lord III grants standing to seven peace activists and orders a three judge panel to hear the case, naming Defendants including Welvin R. Laird and previously President Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Vietnam
U.S. District Court
Joseph S. Lord III
Congress
Lord
3Rd
Circuit Court of Appeals
Welvin R. Laird
Secretary of Defense
Nixon
David Gracie
Urban
Philadelphia Episcopal Diocese
John S. Altice
Henry Brown
John Malinowski
Joseph Miller
Helen K. Schotz
Seymour Schotz
Laird
Easter Services Planned By Local Churches
Local churches mark Holy Week with rites and services. The Easter Cantata No Greater Love by John Peterson will be at Noble Street United Methodist Church on Good Friday at 7:00 p.m. Guest director George Grace and narrator Rev. Noble Gibson lead. Park Place Church of God holds Maundy Thursday reenactments at 6:00 p.m. Central Christian observes Maundy Thursday with baptisms and a Lord's Supper drama by men, and a Good Friday noon to 3 p.m. service. Mary’s Church lists Holy Thursday Masses at 4:30 6:30 and 8:00 p.m. with confessions and adoration. Good Friday services at 12:10 4:30 6:30 p.m.. Holy Saturday Masses at 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. St. John’s Lutheran hosts Maundy Thursday communion at 7:30 p.m. Trinity Episcopal sets Holy Eucharist at 7:30 p.m. on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday. First Presbyterian notes candlelight Maundy Thursday service at 7:30 p.m.
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Christ
Noble Street
John Peterton
Arclock
Noble Street United Meth
Odist Church
George Grace
Noble Gibson
Park Place
Central Christian
da Vinci
St.John’'s
Luthera Michael Pierce
Lutheran
Trinity Episcopal
Trinity Episcopal Church
Flrst Presbyterian
Pentagon seeks large bonuses to boost reserve forces
The Pentagon asked Congress for 20 million in bonuses for reservists this Saturday and 200 million more next year to attract doctors and other skilled personnel. The plan aims to ease a 30,000 man shortage in National Guard and reserve units by offering up to 2,200 dollars for six year enlistments and 1,100 dollars for new entrants, with experimental starts and caps at 1,800 and 600 respectively.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
J. Fred Buzhardt
Juzhardt
Crien
Nafa
Buzhardt
Eee
Miss Nude Loses Battle For Show In Indianapolis
Valerie Craft, Miss Nude America, seeks to perform nude during a two week engagement in Indianapolis but Mayor Richard Lugar declines to respond. Craft offered private shows for officials to judge if the act fits community standards, but the request was not granted.
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Indianapolis
Valerie Craft
Chicago
Indiana
Inianapolis
Richard G Lugar
Lugar
Hartke to Undergo Corrective Surgery
Senator Vance Hartke of Indiana, who recently exited the Democratic presidential race, will undergo a stapedectomy to correct a mild hearing loss. The procedure is planned for Tuesday evening at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary in Boston, with a two to three day hospital stay expected.
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Washington
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Jacques LeRoy
Hartke
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Boston
LeRoy
Second Fire Damages Muncie Warehouse and Climate Control
In Muncie Indiana a second major fire in two days damaged Jordan Paper Products Co with losses up to 500 60 and about half of an 87000 square foot warehouse destroyed. Climate Control Corp in downtown Muncie also burned with damage estimated at 40000 to 50000. Investigations continue.
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Muncie
Ind
Jordan Paper Products Co
al ‘Simmons
Climate Control Corp
Venezuelan envoy accuses immunity violation in home raid
Venezuelan diplomat Gonzalo Espina says Salvadoran authorities violated diplomatic immunity by storming his home and detaining Jose Napoleon Duarte after an uprising. Espina describes armed civilians with bayonets barging in as his wife and children watched, while officials deny any immunity breach and contest the interpretation of Geneva conventions.
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San Salvador
el Salvaador
Gonzaola Espina
el Salvador
Jose Napoleon i Duarte
Fidel Sancez Hernandez
Duarte
Espina
Ispina
de Espina
Chisren
Puarte
Crueury
Aquiles Certad
FI Salvador
Cerrad
National Information Center
Waldo Chavez Velasco
Cei‘ad
Sanchez Hernandez
Anderson and County Area Deaths
Mrs Josephine A Littrell 67 of Anderson died Tuesday at 4 30 p m after six months illness A native of Alexandria she was a homemaker and lifelong resident She was a member of North Anderson Church of God and Missionary Society She is survived by husband Paul Anita Va Horn Holt Littrell Jr of Anderson Robert of Markleville George Littrell of Kansas City and eight grandchildren four great grandchildren two lovers Carl Owens Indianapolis and Harold Cook Anderson two sisters Miss Margaret Owen Indianapolis and Velma Hayes Orestes funeral services will be at North Anderson Church of God Friday at 1 p m
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Josephine A. Littrell
Hill
Alexandria
North Andersson Church of God
1, + church Missionary Society
Hosb
Paul
Anita) Va Horn
Holt Littrell Jr
Anderson
Robert
Markleville
George Littrell
Kansas City
Carl Owens
Indianapolis
Harold Cook
Margaret Owen
Indianaplis
Anderson Seminar Draws 60 plus experts tonight
Experts in advertising address more than 60 attendees at the Sinal Business Seminar session held at the public school administration building 528 West Street from 7 to 10 p.m. Nancy Shuman of Hoyt Wright Co chairs a teaching team with Joseph Deely Allen Utterback Ed Bute and Charles Dunn. Rev Richard C Woodsome leads. Burial is scheduled in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call Baker Brothers Funeral Home after 7 p.m tonight and after 2 p.m Thursday.
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Sinal
Public School Administration
Nancy Shuman
Hoyt Wright Co
Joseph Deeley
Allen Utterback
Assistan
Ed Bute
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Charles Dunn
WHUT
Richard C. Woodsome
East Maplewood Cemetery
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Phursay
Tucson Teenager Sentenced To Life In Prison
Louis C. Taylor, a 17 year old from Tucson, was convicted on 28 counts of first degree murder for the Pioneer International Hotel fire that killed 28 and injured dozens on December 20, 1970. He received a life sentence Tuesday in Phoenix.
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Arizona State Prison
Taylor
Phoenix
Ariz
Louis C. Taylor
Tucson
Pioneer International
State Task Force Appointees Named
Indiana legislative leaders named appointees to four new task forces created by the Legislative Council. The groups cover Alcoholic Beverage Commission mental health laws flammable liquids and school costs with members from both chambers including Rep John Hart Sen James Gardner and others in Indianapolis Fort Wayne Terre Haute and Gary. Governors Whitcomb also announced reappointments to the Uniform State Laws Commission.
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Indianapolis
Otis Bowen
J Bremen
Senate
Phillip E. Gutman
Fort Wayne
Legislative Council
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
John M. Ryan
Robert L. Sheaffer
Shelbyville
Robert E. Mahoald
South Bend
Leonard F. Conrad
Terre Haute
Jack W. McIntyre
Bloomfield
Larry J. Walace
Indianapoli
Edward E. Goble
Batesv
Arthur R. Murcowski
Hammond
John M. Guy
ReMonticello
William S. Vaiz
Frederick Bauer
D-Terre Yaute
Tony Zaleski Jr
East Chicago
Joseph W. Harrison
Attica
George A. Rubin
Rendianapolis
Wilfred J. Ulrich
Aurora
Frank L. O'Bannon
Corydon
Keith C. McCormick
Lebanon
Thomas
R-Ligonier
Craig B. Campbell
D-Anderson
Toni Zaleski Jr
James A. Gardner
Cleon H. Foust
Indiana Universitys' Law
F. Reed Dickerson
Bloomington
Robert A
Lucas, Gary
C. Severin Bushmann Jr
R. Bruce Townsend
New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital and Community Hopi
Notes show multiple births with couples listed by name and address. Mr and Mrs Martin Smith welcome a boy, Mr and Mrs George Miller a girl, and several other couples including Earl Lockridge Frankton Ronald Collins Harold White Kenneth Strange and Thomas Burton.
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Martin Smith
George Miller
McArthur Ct
Earl Lockridge
Frankton
Ronald Collins
Sixth
Harold White
Kenneth Strange
Mounds Rd
Inmate’s Brief Escape From Pendleton Reformatory
A Pendleton reformatory inmate and two other men were reported missing after a prison detail. Kenneth King dressed in prison clothing was quickly found by guards behind the reformatory. Larry Slettner and Steve Mahler, both inmates serving two to five years for burglary, were at large but later apprehended.
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Pendleton
Kenneth King
Indiana
King
Chain of Lakes Reformatory
Larry Slettner
Steve Mahler
Seslechl
Jail prisoner attempts hanging after burglary arrest
Robert Parmer, 418 Lincoln, jailed on first degree burglary, attempted suicide in a basement cell by tying a blanket into a noose. He was found by Officer Mike Duty at 9:32 p.m. and transported to Community Hospital for treatment. He was later returned to the county jail.
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Mark Fox
Madison
Robert Palmer
Lincoln
Fox
Parmer
Cornkey
Mike Duty
License Branch To Close Doors Friday and Saturday
The auto license branch will close Friday and Saturday for Good Friday observance. It will be open today 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Byron Leybert, branch manager, said the office will be closed all day Friday March 30 and remain closed Saturday.
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Ice
Byron Leybert
Manger
Saturda Seybert
Labor Council Series To Present Program On Ys
The YMC A and YWCA, United Fund agencies, are featured in a community service information series. Norman Walters and Terry Jones will explain the UAW CAP Council unit while Mrs Frank Worley outlines women’s offerings. Sessions run Thursday 7 to 9 18 p.m at UAW Local 662 Hall Hillcrest Dr.
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Young Men's Christian
Young Women’s Christian Ass
United Fund Agencies
Uaw-Cap Council
Norman Walters
Terry Jones
Frank Worley
UAW
Hillcrest Dr
Emergency Runs Fire Department Ambulance Report
On Monday Captain Wendell Shryock and Lieutenant Gerald Silvey were on duty as EMS responses occurred at multiple locations including Pendleton Avenue and 2nd Street, St. John's Hospital on Raible Avenue, and 1408 Halford Street. The records note patients with illnesses and accidents from ages two months to 68, involving residents such as Georgia Knuckles Deborah Bramer Samuel Taylor Juanita Brown Ollie Williams Eugene Anderson Misty Craib and others. Emergencies occurred from 10:43 a.m. to 10:24 p.m. with hospital care listed at St. John's Hospital and local addresses in Muncie and surrounding streets.
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Wendell Shryock
Gerald Silvey
Pendleton Avenue
2Nd Street
Georgia Knuckles
22Nd St
Deborah’ Bramer
Muncie
St. John's
Ella
Samuel Taylor
Halford St
Juanita Brown
Locust St
St. John’s Hospital
Fulton St
John Simmons
Halford
Ollie Williams
10Th St
Eugene Anderson
St. John's Hospital
Feraway
Misty Craib
Ill-fated Obituary Notices From Union Township Area
Ida Silvey 75 of W New York St died Tuesday evening at Emily Flynn Home in Mar She was a Loyal War Mother and longtime First Christian Church member survived by four daughters six sons a brother and several grandchildren great grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending at Ewing Home Ernie Kay Brown 74 of Pendleton Ave died Tuesday at St Johns Hospital Anderson native 1957 Guide Lamp retiree survived by wife one daughter several siblings and grandchildren Funeral services Friday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Louie Chase 62 of Central Ave died Monday at Central Ave home interment East Maplewood Cemetery relatives include daughter Marcia and son Richard plus several grandchildren and siblings Funeral arrangements incomplete Martha Chase 17 others listed include multiple Chase relatives and extended family with memorials and services pending at local churches and cemeteries
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Reneta E. Metcalf
Alhambra Dr
George B. Metcalf
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
St. John's
Bessie Marlett
Brown and Butz
East Maplewood
Monroe Schuster
Marletta
Medora
Delco Remy
United
Auler
Workers
Central Christians 3 Church
Jaurvived
Grace
Marlett
Summitville
Ida M. Silvey
New York St
Emily Flynn
Mar
Membe First Christian Church
Missouri
Arthur C. Silvey
Florine Thomas
Elwood
Ednad Buchanan
Lois Howes
Muncie
Dorothy Brown
Marion
Ernie Kay Brown
Pendleton Avenue
Madison County
Mary Evelyn
Dorr
Virginia Stamm
Torrance
Calif
Vera Brown
Gentry
Dicke) Delph
Oreville
Dorothy) Tranbarger
Nondas Hawkins
George
Glendora) Kennedy
Jof Anderson
Mar-jorie) Huffman
Lagrange
Ernest
Elpha
Kokomo
Richard
Elm Grove
Paul Hart
Memorial Park Cemetery
Martha
Marcia [Dowling
Robert Stegemil
Ronald
Earl of
Fort Wayne
Robert Chase
New Orleans
Ruth Frey
Cromwell
Grace Linton
Lakeland
Myrtle Lewis
Reno
Nev
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Brian Brown
S. 18Th St
Willie’ Wilkerson
Floyd Parker
Luella Hoover
Jer E. Niccum
Superior Court
Charles
Debra Brad- Hardy
Phillip Webb
Deborah Marerum
Ray Frye
Kate York
Mabel Hensley
Clark Hanoen
Sion
Michigan
London
China
County
Josephine Littrell
Arneta Metcalf
Floyd Jarret
Floyd Jarrett
Canal Association
Dhed
Florida
Chamber of Commerce
Viola
Seminar Jr
Gas City
Ander Lee Mea
Wilson
Jessie
Donald Jarrett
Este. Garrison
Miss Lan Lanning
Allphea Lacey Elwood
Alphea C. Lacey
R. E (Frances) Airman
East Main Street Christian Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Elwood Department Club
Paul Lacey
James van Winkle
Fred- Jerick Swinhart
Joseph van Winkle
Munservices
Stopher and
Leroy Hayes
Forkeser
Mone Jay
Laborers International Union of America
Leesville
N.C
St. Mark’s Baptist Church
South Carolina
Aleberta
Oraphine Stovell
Ray Allen Taylor
Tommy Davis
Ill
Ricky Taylor
Viola Perry
Columb ‘Bus
L. C
Ernest Mc
Hiever
Julia Gray
Leeseville
L.C. May Feneral Home
Tuscon
Santa Clara County
San Jose
Angela Davis
UPI
State Task Force
Horn At
Thomas Burton
Labor Council
Ida Silvey
Louie
Chase Dis
Knight Templars
Bethel Meth
Church 38Th St
Layton Rd
McCarel
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