Missing Wiretap Files In White House Safe
The White House investigation reveals missing wiretap documents tied to Haldeman and Ehrlichman. Dean testified in court about top secret materials and the bank box handling while Senators pressed for status on Watergate probes. Reynolds, Symington, and Richardson commented on ongoing confirmations and potential prosecutors amid growing political turmoil.
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Ruckelshaus
Senate
Justice Department
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FBI Marksmen Kill Gunman at Portland Airport
FBI sharpshooters killed a gunman who seized 18 hostages and threatened to blow up a fuel tank at Portland International Airport. Hostage Gene Loyd, 56, escaped unharmed after the gunman Abernathy ordered a descent from a tank ladder. The incident followed Abernathy’s demands to see his ex-wife and two children, and officials noted possible mental strain from his divorce.
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Portland
Ore
FBI
Wiliam How
Abernathy
Kernathy
Gene Loyd
Edward G. Westerdahl
Port of
James Marsh
Dalling
Lloyd
Hued
Tahealls
Conmel
Mississippi Flood Clean-Up Presses On In Missouri Valley
Flood waters receded in the northern Mississippi River valley on Monday while cleanup continued. Disaster aid began in St. Louis area with loans and housing relief for dozens of families. Federal officials noted remaining loans carry repayable terms and ongoing aid demand persists as floodwaters stay high further south.
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Mississippi River
St. Louis
Missouri
Mississippi
Charles
Mis
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Charles T. Brown
Louisiana
Bill Webster
Jonsevte
Senate Pushes Cambodia Bombs Funds Cutoff Debate
Washington action to cap bombing funds extends to Laos amid Vietnam in Indochina policy shifts. The Foreign Relations Committee backs a Case Church amendment to require explicit Congress approval for military actions in Cambodia Laos and Vietnam. Surviving relatives noted include Esther Towles of Muncie and Erma Jaynes of Anderson with funeral plans and memorials detailed.
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Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
North Vietnam
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RNJ
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Dildabo
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Myr
Hughes
Groesburg
Luthorty
Senaee
Paris
Anderson
Hilda Gary
Hilton
Indochina
Dale H
Myron Vanderbur
Ted Air Operations
Stituton
Robert
Nofize
Funer
Greensburg
Jack Sen
John L. McClellan
Alexandria
Ark
Parkview
Friends
Cise
U.S
New Arrivals and Family Announcements Mixed Names
A jumble of newborns and relatives appears with names such as Andrew, Mary Loisy Rice, Mr and Mrs Michael White, Maxine, Reva Cavern, Bass, and the Pesce family. Details include addresses at 614 Park Ave and Pricewood Ct and notes about several great grandchildren and a girl born at a local facility. Services are slated for 10 AM Wednesday.
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Andrew
Mary Loisy Rice
Michael White
Derson
Alfred
Park Ave
Maxine
Rethlake
Danny Painter
Grandcien End
Rt. 2
Middletown
Abv
Sel Pesce
Pricewood Ct
Comm Bones Unt
Reva Cavern
Anderson Man Faces 170 Million Reckoning Over Costs
A report notes an Anderson man faces about 170 million in losses tied to prisoner effects, currency devaluation, and rising subsistence costs. The record cites 110 million directly plus other captures to offset impacts.
Traffic Toll Up To 552 in Associated Press Report
Indiana traffic toll rises to 552 as details emerge from an Associated Press summary. Henry Ragel, 71, previously of Yorktown, awaits sentencing on eight week hearing dates. James R. Carman, 29, jailed on drug possession charges after an accident on West Fourth Street. Bond set at 10,000 dollars. Carman, a former employee, moved to town 40 years ago. An Indiana State Highway worker was reportedly found rolling uncontrollably in the gutter. Funeral services planned after 2 p.m. with burial in Union Cemetery south of town.
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Henry v. Ragel
Indiana
Garvag Ae
West Fourth Street
Inmiana
Farthing Pleads Guilty in Fatal Bar Shooting Case
Greentown man James D. Farthing, 35, pled guilty May 1 to one count of voluntary manslaughter and a weapon charge in connection with the Dec. 29, 1971 fatal shooting at the Sa-Ru-Do Bar in Alexandria. He received a five-year suspended sentence on the manslaughter conviction and a three-year sentence on the weapon charge, with both terms to run concurrently. Nowling, 24, of Connersville, also pleaded guilty to related charges in the incident that killed Thomas Fath. He testified about the crash and embankment near Daleville, while Farthing faced a second-degree murder charge originally. Police reported the case was returned by a Madison County grand jury.
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Ee L. Sailey
Georgetown
Marion
Greentown
Keenville
Floyd County
Grant
James D. Farthing
Arenty
Farthing
William C. Nowling
Thomas Fath
Rt. 1
Summitville
Connersville
Everton
Fayette
Madison County
Nowling
Tempers Flare In Elwood Session
Elwood city council prepared to meet in a special session over funds for a police car, a street department trailer, and road surface work on North Westm road. Councilman Emmett Billan challenged Mayor Gene Smith amid heated debate.
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Elwood
Ihe
Emmett Billan
Gene Smith Forest
Kokomo Man Electrocuted After City Meeting Dispute
A Kokomo man, Rex W. Merlerything, died when he touched a live 110 volt line while a house was being moved. Mayor and councilmembers clashed over sidewalk specs and ordinance attachments as officials warned all future specifications must come from the council. The incident followed a Monday council meeting during which wastewater updates and new federal regulations were discussed by Clyde Williams and others.
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Hillan
Nokomo
Indl
Bled
Rex W
Councilman Buck Files Motion in Bribery Case
Allen County Councilman Roger Buck filed a motion to ask for nullification of a bribery indictment in Allen Superior Court. Hearing set for June 4. Buck was charged with offering Mayor Ivan Lebamoff $1,000 a month for city business with a computer firm.
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Allen County
Roger Buck
Allen Keart
Bruck
Fort Wayne
Ivan Lebamoff
Lebamoff
Sca
If You're Tired Of Lickin Try Our Broasted Chicken Bud and Joe's
A compact ad item promotes broasted chicken at Bud and Joe's with a catchy urging to switch from lickin to enjoying crisply fried poultry. Clear local business note without extra details.
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