State Police Recover 43 Cars Stolen Across Midwest
Indiana State Police disclosed the recovery of 43 expensive cars stolen in recent months by a ring operating in Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin and selling most in Gary. FBI Indianapolis and Gary police aided the probe which began over two months ago. Three men were arrested March 20 and received 30 day jail terms and $100 fines after pleading guilty.
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208 Antiwar Petitions Sent To Nixon
Indianapolis residents signed 1,207 petitions presented by the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom and Hoosiers for Peace. The four requests urged Nixon to uphold Congress’s war-declaration power, withdraw troops, grant sanctuary to defectors, seek UN action, and restore war devastated lands. The drive followed a Fulbright visit.
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Norwegian Carpenter Turns Robot Pioneer in Oslo
Ole Molaug, 36, from western Norway, moved from carpentry to electronics and built autonomous painting robots. After a test in 1967, first units shipped in 1969 to a Swedish tub manufacturer. Traulia Nils Underhaug led the project with Molaug, and the firm now has a global waitlist for the robots.
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Kent Staters Plan U S Tour To Tell Story
Four Kent State University students formed the Committee of Kent State Massacre Witnesses and said they would tour the United States to relay eyewitness accounts of last week's campus shootings. They plan outreach to Kent students and aim to promote a peaceful anti-war rally on May 30, organizing from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
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Salvation Army Officer to Speak at Anderson Rotary Noon Meeting
Major Walter Kennedy of the Indianapolis Divisional Salvation Army will address the Anderson Rotary Club at the YMCA noon gathering. Capt. Weldon Jones will introduce Kennedy, noted for witty entertaining talks, as a member of the host club.
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NARCE Pioneers Honored at Anderson YMCA Tribute
Four charter members of the Anderson Chapter of NARCE were honored Friday at the Anderson YMCA as remaining founders of the original 25. The event featured a history of the chapter by Cliff Morgan and a review of a Blue Cross Blue Shield Medicare supplement for retirees. Delegates named for the state convention in Marion on June 5 and 6 include Mr. and Mrs. John C. Johnson, Cliff Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Haynes, and Mr. and Mrs. Lestie D. Hoff.
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Agnew criticizes TV for sparking rioting influence
Vice President Spiro Agnew writes in TV Guide that today’s youth are fascinated by demonstrations and seek action from television, not books. He urges the industry to use prime time to educate children and argues coverage feeds protests by presenting controversy for ratings.
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Five Workmen Die in Atlantic Richfield Refinery Blast
A Philadelphia refinery blast at Atlantic Richfield Oil Co. killed five workers and injured about 40. Flames and smoke forced evacuations as a three alarm fire burned two hours closing the Schuylkill Expressway and devastating the catalyst processing plant. A spokesman said dozens were inside the plant when the explosion occurred at 9 30 a m in a bulb shaped unit capable of 25000 barrels daily.
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Steamy Weather Continues with Rain in Indiana
Indiana faces continuing heat with highs in the low to mid 80s and scattered rain. A tornado watch and severe thunderstorm risk were issued for northern and central areas, with large hail and damaging winds possible. Central Indiana saw dark skies and gusty storms Monday, with more showers likely Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures Wednesday to Friday predicted in the 59 to 80s range.
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Farm distribution by region across large U.S. farms
Thirty seven percent of large U.S. farms with annual marketings of one hundred thousand dollars or more are in the West, and about one third are in the South.
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Georgia Flag Ripped Down In Augusta Riot
In Augusta Georgia a Black crowd tore down the Georgia State flag in front of the city hall burned it and rampaged through downtown overturning cars and hurling debris through windows. Police in riot gear dispersed several hundred demonstrators after bricks rocks and other objects were thrown in the Black area. Charles Oatman a 16 year old jailed over the weekend died and two black cellmates were charged. Authorities pledged 24 hour juvenile supervision to prevent future incidents.
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Peggy Lee Covers Drama and Song in New Album Card
Mary Campbell profiles Peggy Lee on the album Bridge over Troubled Water. The cover is a natural light photo of Lee at her home, while her current nightclub act includes seven songs from the album. Lee, a longtime Capitol artist, reflects on jazz labels, interpretations, and future plans.
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Jamestown
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Rogers Concerned Over Captured U S Correspondents
Secretary of State William P. Rogers voiced concern over three missing American journalists reported to have vanished after crossing the Cambodia South Vietnam border. Richard Budman Elizabeth Pond and Mike Morrow were last heard from in Saigon, raising total missing or captured foreign reporters to eleven in the border region.
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South Vietnam
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Elizabeth Pond
Christian Science Monitor
Mike Morrow
Dispatch International
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Robert J. McCloskey
Thieu Says Saigon Will Send Troops To Wipe Out Reds
President Thieu told reporters in Tay Ninh that South Vietnamese forces will enter Cambodia as needed to destroy Communist bases. He stated troops might go deeper if operations fail to suppress sanctuaries, while Nixon limited U.S. forces to 21.7 miles with a June 30 withdrawal.
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Army S Sgt Lee Givens Killed In Arizona Mobile Home Fire
Army S Sgt Lee Givens, 25, Hammond Indiana, died after a trailer burned at a mobile home court in Yuma Arizona on Sunday. He was stationed at Ft Sill Oklahoma and on temporary duty at the Army Yuma Proving Grounds. Sheriff Travis Yancey reported Monday.
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Brattain's Offers Free S H Stamps with Paint
Local ad announces free S H stamps with Gray-Seal No Odor Paint sold at Brattain's 1402 Brown Street. Includes parking note.
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