Examination of Bremer paints puzzle of would be Wallace assassin
A Milwaukee court psychiatrist said Arthur Bremer did not show mental defects but appeared nervous and dull normal while a minister who interviewed him suggested Bremer bordered on paranoia and bottled anger. Bremer, 21, was charged in the Wallace shooting and had earlier pleaded guilty to a lesser charge after a concealed weapon incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Arthur Bremer
George C. Wallace
Bremer
Arthur Herman Bremer
Wallace
Alabama
Laurel, Md
Paul J. Purtell
Milwaukee County Circuit Court
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Blue
Brenner
Sic
Athletic Club
William
Michigan
Arthur H. Bremer
Kalamazoo
Mich
George Wallace
UPI
Wallace Encounters Violence in Maryland Campaign
George Wallace faced an atmosphere of violence in Maryland similar to past campaigns. Security was tight with Secret Service and state police, and incidents included eggs in Hagerstown, a rock in Frederick, and bricks in Laurel before he was shot in a supermarket lot on election eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Maryland
Alabama
Secret Service
Kenosha
Wis
Laure
E. C. Dothard
Alabama State Police
Dothard
Gove North Side
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Frederick
Salisbury
Montgomery
Charles S. Snider
Ign
Silver Spring
George Wallace
Lauret
Nixon Confirms Visit To Moscow
President Nixon publicly confirmed the Moscow summit with a Saturday departure, saying he would leave Saturday morning and be tired on return. He spoke during a White House sidewalk crowd incident after Treasury Secretary Connally’s resignation, while briefing tourists and students about sports and national issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Moscow
White House
Treasury Department
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Treasury de
Treasury
John Connally
Secret Service
Minnesota
Detroit
Tigers
Mummy Study Seeks Clues to Ancient Environment
At the University of Pennsylvania Museum laboratory an electric saw opened a 3000 year old mummy to study its death and living conditions. Dr. Michael Zimmerman led the autopsy with Dr. Jerryman and Dr. Aidan Cockburn assisting as organs and tissues are analyzed for disease exposure and environmental clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Michael Zimmerman
Penn
Zimmerman
Je Reyman
Detroit
Aidan Cockburn
Smithsonian Institution
Richard Thompson Passes Bar Exam
Richard L. Thompson is among 116 persons who passed the state bar examinations held March 16 and 17. The State Board of Law Examiners named him Monday, with ceremonies for admission set for 10 am May 24 in the Indiana Supreme Court Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Richard L. Thompson
State Board of Law Examiners
Indiana Supreme Court Chamber
Lanane Attacks Rock on Party Labor Record
Illinois scene grows tense as Dennis Lanane blasts Rock administration over wage and firing disputes. He argues Democrats must support workers while hinting Ball and Huffman cases show the party’s drift, drawing mixed reactions from guests and leaders. Lanane vows the story isn’t finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Lanane
Bell
Ball
Pepsi (Cola Bottling Co
Democrat Party
Huffman
Rooster Club
Dennis Lanane
Elwood City Court Disposes Of Cases
Judge Riley Sharp presided as Elwood City Court disposed multiple cases and held hearings Tuesday night. Several defendants failed to appear while others pleaded guilty to speeding and public intoxication with fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood City Court
Elwood
Riley Sharp
Elwood City Cour
Charles Muir
Arcadia
Lennie Overman
S. F St
Tearle Jones
S. A St
John Bannon
S. Anderson St
Ernesto C. Ocaoa
22Nd St
Carl C. Evans
Litton St
Gary B. Reiart
Rt. 3
Reynaldo Rodriguez
Tipton
Michael S. Miller
Paul B. Richardson
Alexandria
Judith Beck
James P. Sites
Larry D. Jones
Willard Rice
18Th
Elsworth and Vinson Win CC Community Valor Tributes
Virgil Elsworth and Harold Vinson received Chamber of Commerce community service plaques at a Van Ness Clinic meeting. They were honored for valor saving Mrs. Robert Heritage during last year’s explosion and fire at her home. Jim Kirkwood presented the awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Virgil Elsworth
Harold “Pete” Vinson
Chamber of Commerce
van Ness Clinic
Elsworth
Vinson
Robert Heritage
Chamber
Jim Kirkwood
New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs James Hummel at St John s Hospital on 418 Mounds Rd A girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Barth at 4918 Helena Dr A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Kurby Wheeler at 1634 W 18th St A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Gary Swisher in Alexandria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
James Hummel
Mounds Rd
Kenneth Barth
Helena Dr
Community Hospital
Kurby Wheeler
18Th St
Gary Swisher
Alexandria
Works Board and Commissioners Adopt East Lynn Sewer Plan
The Anderson works board and county commissioners approve a joint storm sewer project for East Lynn Addition with the city to cover about $30,000 of the $95,000 cost and the county $15,000. A hearing will follow within a month, with assessments on benefiting properties to fund the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Board
Commissioners
East Lynn
Anderson Board of Works
John Manship
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices from Anderson and Madison County list Paul L Miller 72 of 306 W 34th St dying at St Johns Hospital. Survived by wife Eva two daughters a step son a sister ten grandchildren and a great grandchild with services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and Bethel Cemetery interment in Indianapolis. Ruth Grunden 55 of Alexandria died in Community Hospital Anderson after illness. She worked at Record Drugs 30 years and was a member of Christian New Light Church. Surviving husband Carl two brothers three sisters and a niece and nephews. Viola Mae Hamilton 64 of Elwood died at Mercy Hospital after extended illness. She taught in Elwood schools and belonged to First Presbyterian Church and Eastern Star. Survived by two daughters in law two sons and 13 grandchildren with services at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home and cremation. Donations requested to kidney research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Miller
34Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Indus Corporation
Indianapolis
Wayne County
Columbus Avenue
Bill Jakes
Anderson
Harry Black
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
James Tucker
Bethel Cemetery
Alexandria
Ruth Grunden
Rt. 1
Record
Christian New Light Church
Carl
Edgar
Harold Frazee
Mary Williams
Joanne Williams
Gracie Frazee
Marion
Elwood
Viola Mae Hamilton
Antler Court
Mercy Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star
Oiers
Ruth Hardebeck
Marjorie Overlees
Lynn
James Hamilton
Booth Hamilton
Booth
Copher and Fesler
Michael Mullin
Kidney Research
Lincoln Club Steak Fry Set Tonight
The Madison County Lincoln Club hosts its annual steak fry and membership meeting at the Fraternal Order of Police Badge and Gun Club at 6 30 p m. Officers for 1972 73 will be nominated or elected during the session. Tickets and membership cards for 1972 73 available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Lincoln Club
Order of Police
Mounds Road
Ted Jordan
Jim Waltermire
Tom Douglas
Dick Gudgel
Roger Frazier
Pendleton
Madison County Republican Organization
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
Jordan
Tornado Toll Triggers Federal Disaster Declarations
The SBA designated Madison Hancock and Marion counties as disaster areas after Sunday's tornadoes and storms. Damages reach 1.4 million with 74 houses, nine businesses, and two churches affected. uninsured losses exceed 400 thousand. Heather Hills area in Indianapolis suffered heavy damage to homes and Heather Hills Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Hancock
Marion
Small Business Administration
Madison County
Adams Township
Markleville
SBA
Marion County
Heather Hills
Indianapolis
Heather Hills Baptist Church
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Purtell
Fred E. Blue Jr
The
Milwaukee Commission
Roger
Sylvia
Arthur
Cambridge
North Vietnam
West Point
J. C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
Senior Citizens Center
Rangeline Rd
Richard Thompson
Robert L. Martin
36Th
Lloyd Line
Line
Brown Street
40Th
42Nd Streets
John Byrne
42Nd Street
Andover Road
Hartman Road
Maris D. Hall
Lawrence Robbins
Holiday Plaza
Mounds Mall
Anderson and
Paul Miller
Viola Hamilton
East Side
Church of God
Dale Oldham
Phil
Betty Fair
First National City
Anderson Banking Company
F.D.I.C
Pontiac
Velvet
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