Branigin Cites New Industry In Indiana
Indiana's healthy industrial climate drew about $1 billion in new industry over the past year, Gov Branigin told editors at a briefing. He touts parole reform, job prospects for exconvicts, and a big road program including U.S. 52 improvements. He also cites a forthcoming Lake Michigan port, a $1 million state museum project, and plans for a new road to Monroe Lake, plus party reorganization efforts and upcoming platform publication.
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Tranquilizer Guns Considered for Use by Police
A group of Georgia psychiatrists told the American Psychiatric Association they will test tranquilizer guns on human volunteers to evaluate subduing violent mentally ill patients and criminals. They cited cases where force with firearms led to death and noted current animal dart-gun ranges and drugs used. Police safety and ethical factors would need study before any general use.
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Suspect Held In Slaying Across Bay Area Unrest
FBI arrested Carl Moses Schwartz also known as Carl Moses Black, 49, in Oakland and brought him to Miami in connection with the shotgun slaying of San Francisco painter union official Dow Wilson after an April 5 union meeting in San Francisco. Four others had been arrested previously. Schwartz faces unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for murder conspiracy.
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Italian General Awarded Military Honor By Pentagon
Gen Giuseppe Alda chief of staff of defense received the Legion of Merit at the Pentagon with full military honors. An honor guard from all services and the Army band attended the ceremony as Gen Earle Wheeler escorted the Italian leader through the main entrance. Alda received a 19 gun salute and reviewed troops with Wheeler on the river entrance lawn as the band played Italian Riflemen.
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Bonn Grants Israel 40 Million Credit in West Germany
West Germany on Thursday approved a 40 million dollar long term credit to Israel as a goodwill gesture. Rolf Lahr and Israeli Ambassador Asher ben Nathan signed after ten weeks of negotiations. The credit, to be used for housing telecommunication and industrial projects, may carry favorable terms and extend over up to 25 years with low amortization.
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Fine Suspended Sentence For Drug Sales In Fort Wayne
Dr Noah Zehr 83 Fort Wayne was convicted of selling dangerous drugs without prescriptions after changing his plea to guilty Judge W O T Hughes dismissed the jury and imposed a $500 fine and a one year suspended sentence on condition he dispose of all drugs he possesses and never dispense again Arrested January 1965 in a police raid for pep pills and other drugs Baby sitter held in Fort Wayne as juvenile authorities investigate death of a 5 month old boy Mark Eliott Acting Coroner Robert Barr said the baby died from a hemorrhage Police reported a violent infant death and ongoing inquiry World population grows two per second about 7 000 per hour or 60 million per year
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