Pentagon detentions mark second day of protests
Fifteen demonstrators were carried from the Pentagon for the second straight day after they gathered outside the Joint Chiefs of Staff offices. Robert Karicher, head of protection for government buildings in Washington, first urged them to depart before actions escalated.
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Banks Approve Branch and Drive-In Plans in Indiana
Four banks in Indiana received approval to establish branches or drive-in facilities. Tipton gets a new drive-in at 202 North Main Street. Sullivan State Bank adds a drive-in and extension at 122 West Jackson Street. Indians Bank Trust Co locates a branch at Mall Shop at Fort Wayne. Nineveh demonstrates an extension of time to establish a second branch in Franklin.
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UPI
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Sullivan
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Vatican Paper Says Miniskirt Undignified and Indecent
Osservatore Della Domenica, the Vatican weekly, denounces the miniskirt as undignified and unsupported by Catholic modesty. It urges styles that elevate women and notes fashion magazines calling for greater modesty. Pope Paul VI hosted film and theater figures in St. Peter's Basilica, where actresses wore shorter skirts. Claudia Cardinale defended her style as not a true miniskirt.
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China Weakens Ties With Hanoi Amid Draft Board Protest
UPI report outlines Hanoi’s strain with Moscow over Vietnam and cease-fire talks. In Spencer Indiana Rep John Myers supports a local draft board protest, arguing for fairness and deferral until uniform administration. Spencer board plans to meet with the state director on May 16.
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R-Ind
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Spencer Board
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National Selective Service
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Hanoi
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Harold Wilson
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China
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Vietnam
Parole official to speak Sunday at Little Ridge Friends Church
FAIRMOUNT Charles Egger Marie will speak at the Little Ridge Friends Church at 7 30 pm Sunday under aus pices of the Public Morals committee Egger a Ball State graduate is employed by the State Department of Correction Division of Partle in Indianapolis His office is in Muncie He is married to Karen Elliott daughter of Mr Raymond Elliott They and another 1 900 000 are on have one child Angela Anne aged 11 months illumnative ve The public is invited.
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Angela
Mental Health Bell Feels Drive To Enlist Members
The Madison County Mental Health Association launches a member drive led by Joe Arena. The 300 pound bell, cast from restraints of past treatment, symbolizes the fight against mental illness. Arena cites progress from new treatments and urges community support through the annual membership campaign at the MHA headquarters in Anderson.
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Madison County
Joe Arena Association
Ental Health Association
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Arenk
County Mental Health Association
Arena
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Citizens Bank
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