Panthers Jury Deliberates Third Day in Seale Huggins Trial
NEW HAVEN Conn AP The jury in the six month old capital trial of Black Panthers Bobby Seale and Ericks Huggins completed a third day of deliberations with no verdict. They reread portions of Mrs Huggins testimony and heard more of the tape introduction to the Rackley interrogation. The panel, five blacks and seven whites, planned to resume Saturday at 9 am after about 15 hours of consideration. The defense blames government witness Sams for the Rackley killing. Seale and Huggins say Sams was responsible. The trial also covers kidnapping and conspiracy charges.
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New Haven, Conn
Black Panthers
Bobby G. Seale
Ericks Huggins
Seale
New Haven
The
Panthers
Huggins
Gunfire and tear gas as officers corner bank suspect
Radioed plea for help as Conra ve windows near a gun incident prompted about 15 city and county officers to surround a vehicle with Mrs Richardson inside. Bricks and a tear gas grenade were used, Richardson fired two shots, ran toward a bank, was tackled after a struggle when a 22 caliber pistol discharged wounding a deputy, and she was jailed on aggravated assault and resisting police with a firearm bond set at 60.00.
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Leverton
Richardson
Fayette County
Saul
Handy
Dissident GM Proposals Stirred at Nearly Seven Hour Meeting
Shareholders in Campaign GM debated three proposals aimed at minority hiring safety and the environment during a seven hour meeting. Campaign GM executives warned the vote would become a popularity test and could disrupt corporate norms while noting last year’s 3 percent approval allowed reconsidération next year. Roche warned of foreign competition urging renewed effort to keep the U S market strong.
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Philip Moore
Ore
Securities and Exchange Commission
Moore
Gate
Sullivan
Philadelphia
GM__management
Roche
Vietnam War Round of Attacks In South Vietnam
Renewed shelling and mortar strikes hit U S units across South Vietnam near Hue Da Nang and Kontum with heavy casualties reported the heaviest in 17 months. Thai border concerns rose as Bolovens Plateau fell to North Vietnamese forces and evacuation of Americans continued toward Pakse Laos amid Viet Cong propaganda and bombing halts negotiations.
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South Vietnam
Thoist Airborne
Hue
da Nang
Maj. Johnson
U.S
Tras
Mary ‘Ann
South ‘Vietnam
Bolovens
Pakse
Thailand
Laos
Cambodia
Bolovens Pls
Eau
Mekong River
Malants Somensern Bo
Saiyud Derdotol
Bangkok
Viele
Wedsday
Indochina
Udon
Anes
Anoth
Udon Thani
Uidora
Tailand
Vietnam
Salyud
Viet Cong
Pathot ‘Lao
Liberation Radio
Pathet Lao
Las
Mekong del
Tne
Saigon
Dinedet
A Shan
Tbodia
Nixon Aims for SALT Accord This Year
President Nixon sent disarmament envoy Gerard Smith to Vienna for new US Soviet talks on strategic arms limits. He voiced hopeful that intensive negotiations this year could curb offensive and defensive missiles, stressing both sides must be united in seeking an agreement.
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Kington
Nixon
Gerard Smith
Vienna
Sauny
Mistra A. Griffith
John's Hospital
Harok Rouelle
Kenoth Rodgers
First Church
Christ
Eas
Plewood
Anderson
William A
Lula Watts Griffith
Tad
Nce
Secretary of Defense
John Herron
Pentagon
Butler University
Otoe University
Cient
Ana
Lairduss
Madison County
Society
First “Church of
Boston
First Church of
James Grath
Lees Nixon
Thomas Griffith
Moscow
Iain
Bond sales drop from 1970 April figures
The joint statement outlined April bond sales for Indiana and national totals with partial figures. John Kellogge, chairman, notes April receipts at $424,138 versus $714,140 a year earlier, with Indiana counties showing a 65 of 92 reporting.
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Lee Prermmets
Madison County
U.S
Astana
John Kellogge
Indiana
SALT Talks and Jury Selection Continue Amid Cold War Tensions
The report notes ongoing jury selection in Madison Circuit Court as SALT negotiations stall since last year. US seeks broader ABM treaty expansion, while talks in Helsinki Vienna and Sinna hinge on missiles and satellite communications. A Pinkerton case and INTELSAT discussions surface amid a broader push for international treaty solutions over military force.
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Russia
Congress
U.S
Madison Circuit Court
Bruce Wayne Johnson
Ierien
Slay Smith
Frnal
Pinkerton
Nea
Sen
James
Helsinki
Jeage
Sinna Araaing
Vienna
Anderson
Washington-Moscow
Tiana
Superior Court
Doage Pua Sceenker
Alverta Pinker
International Telecommu
Shatons Satelite Consortium
Intelsat
Ing
Nixon
Vicim
Robert McGracy
Story Ince NS
Pinkler
Same Inc
McGrad
Danny Naylor
Lars
Nikon Naylor
Telsat
James Edward Musick
Schrenker
Satelite
Food Costs Rise as Inflation Eases Some
Washington AP reports April consumer prices show food costs rising sharply while overall living costs rise slower. White House cites smaller hikes in other items as a major gain in fighting inflation. Grocery prices jumped driven by fresh produce and dairy, with declines in mortgage rates and gasoline tempering the rise. Israel returns bodies of Syrian soldiers after clash on the Golan Heights.
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Washington
White House
Bureau of Labor Statstics
Ronald Bedi
Presiden Nixon
J.D. Modison
Hodgson
Ziegler
Bureau
Iid
Iraelis
Tel Aviv
Alash
Golan Heights
Pita” Command
Annomed
Rida
Far East Finds Hint Indians Linked To Asia Origins
News agency Tass reports Alexei Okladnikov says Stone Age artifacts found in Mongolia resemble those from America. Arrowheads like American examples found in Kamchatka and other eastern regions support theories that peoples migrated to the Americas from Asia via the Bering Strait. Interment notices for local residents follow with funeral details.
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Siberia
Mongolia
Soviet Far East
America
Asia
Alexei Okladnikov
Kamchatka
So Etiar East
Siberian
Yakutia
Oliver Ebert
Amur
Elwood
Tass
Okladnikov
Fesler
Oliver
E- Ebert
Siste Neils Nelson
Ales
Orestes
Elwood ‘Frolicka
Bering Strait
Local Menu Offers Cheap Dinner Deals at Quick Service
A restaurant lists a simple menu including Bucket of Chicken for 3.99, Chicken Dinner 1.25, Ocean Perch Dinner 99, and sides of salads vegetables and pies, signaling a bargain dining option. The ad emphasizes ready to go meals and a complete car ryout department for order pickup.
Capital Peace Rally Faces Bond Bond Hurdle at Statehouse
A Register for Peace rally planned at the Statehouse mall was moved to Military Park after a Marion County court ordered a $50,000 surety bond. Rally organizers say the event, billed as a mass voter registration, is not a march but a registration drive for youths ages 1 to 25.
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Capital
Statehouse
Military Park
Marion County
John Nichols
Dice
Anderson and
Bruce Clear
Clear
Aaron County
Supeation County Superior Court
Sate Plaza
Utyless
Eaders
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
Indiana Supreme Court
Theodore L. Sentee
Hoosiers For Peace
Indiana New Democratic Coalition
Cam
Houser
United States
Fred R. Harris
Wile Bex Teving Churchwelcomes worshipers in handwritten note
Wo he Webber, Lar and Evalyn invite readers to join Savv ing Church services. The message mentions pastors and teachers, expresses longstanding membership, and references the old God. It misresembles a church notice urging attendance and faith.
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He Webber
Lar
Evalyn
Wwedhar
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
Born at St. Joan's Hospital Mr and Mrs Jack Davidson 18 Jefferson age Mr and Mrs Ezelle Johnson 1604 Halford Born at Community Hospital te Mr and Mrs Boyce Wood 2008 W 12th St 2 girl Mr and Mrs Ralph Boone 111 W Eighth St a boy Mr and Mrs Larry Lemon 156 Lafayette a boy.
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Jack Davidson
Jefferson
Ezelle Johnson
1604
Halford, Agi
Community Hospital
Boyce Wood
12Th St
Ralph Boone
Eighth St
Larry’ Lemon
Lafayette
France Speaker For GOP Women
The Madison County Woman's Republican Club will host its regular May meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Ms. RH Roberts. Gordon France of Anderson will be the speaker. Mrs. Helen Actor, the club president, will lead the business session with panelists Welsh, Mrs. Raymond Patterson, and Mrs. Harold Anderson in attendance.
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Lawrence Hester 54 of Montpelier found dead at home after formerly operating a fruit market in Anderson. Survivors include widow Margaret, four children, two sisters, five grandchildren, three stepchildren, and three stepgrandchildren. Funeral Sunday in Montpelier. Also notices for Ernest Vermillion, Harry Romine, Gertrude Wertzberger, Sarah Ellen Harbit, an infant Joseph Michael Hudlin, and Dr Willard E. Givens with service details and burial plans.
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Ela. Broderick
Martin
Cancer
Jadison County
Broderick
St. Jon's Hospital
Earl
Fern Jarlywine Gellinger
Orm
United Methodist Church
Martin L. Broderick
Donald
Ann) Higee
Ronald
Kay) Ihey
Anderson
Irs
Bill
Barbara) Barron
Akewood
Calif
I Lis
Fern Gellinger
John Geliger T Anderson
Sharaary” Grosreak
Norman Jyla) Norris
Carmel
Lawrence Hester
Lawrence Lowrey Hester
Rt. 2
Montpelier
Margaret
Dallas Hestter
James Hester
Elwood
Wiliam
Donna) Walsh
Tipson
Keith
Rita) Beatty
Connie Hester
William Huntzinger
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Walk
Brookside
Ernest Vermillion
Gertrude Wertzberger Elwood
Gertrude A Wertaberger
Mercy Hospital
Edward Wertzberger
Job Margaret Nuding
Grace United Methodia Church
Order of the Esters Sar
Irene Clifton
San Francises
Dren
Oen
Dannichay Funeral Home
Rev. C. Gene. Smith
Baral ‘Rile
Elwood Chi
Sarah Ellen Harbit
Main St
Tipton County
John W
Catherine Cole
Francis Harbit
Grace
Harley Harlet
Della
Baiser
Copher -Land
Fesler
C. Gene Smith
Elwood City
Pend Il
Alexandria
Roy Hudlin
Elmer Key
Summitville
Minnie Snyder
Fairmount
Lettie Rash
Ed Duncan
Bedford
Three Appear In Elwood Court
In Elwood City Court Judge Amienae Tancey presided Friday. Donald Domenic, 38, sial S F St, had a license issue dismissed after presenting a valid license and was fined 5 dollars plus costs with 21 dollars costs suspended. L Swink, 17, Rt. 1 Frankson, had disregard for two stop signs as well as speeding in a school zone. case continued. Curtis L. Watters, 48, Muncie, pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and improper passing. case continues with no reckless driving conviction.
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Seendant
Bandeas
Linda J Tancey Wins Bachelor’s Degree at Ohio
Linda J. Tancey of Elwood graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Our Lady of Sir Joseph on the Ohio, among 250 women receiving degrees. She is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. Mice Tancey and recently accepted a position at Ward Elementary School in Cincinnati.
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Inda J. Tancey
Elwood
Linda Joan Tancey
Dea
Our
Sir Joseph
Ohio
Mice
Tancey
Ward
Cin
Eimai
Phoebe Lawrence
Wendell L. Wu
Pendleton
Kie
Cornell
Xavier Univer- Bright
Sty
Lewis Lawrence
Ft. Myers
Fla
Pendleton, Sierment Suns
Anderson Memorial Park
Comeoehey
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Conra
Pril
Far East
Glen Walker
Sara White
Fortville
Fisher Funeral Home
Sara Mable White
Carl White
Linda Dr
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
M. Max Morgan
Ld Bbe
Max Mergen
Spring Valley Dr
Adie
Maaing
Nort Side
Lone Oak’s Smorgasbord
Nichol W. ON
Edgewood Baptist Church
Nichol Avenue
Irvin F. Johnson
Tom Lutz
Lear B. Webber
Sup
St. Joan's Hospital
Ima Rees
Baker Brothers Funeral
Ernest Calvin Vermillion
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Harry Romine
Baker Brothers
Anderson ‘Memorial Park Cemetery
Sarah Harbit
Willard Givens Pendleton
Cornell Bright
Willard E. Givens
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Lapel
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Elwood Court
D. Michael Cogley ‘Music Director
Johnson
Grace Baptist Church
Anderen, Indiane den Camp
Poser
Dal
Halbert
Aus Power
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