Jackson's Fate Studied By Jury In First Degree Trial
A Hancock Superior Court jury of 100 men and two women delayed verdicts into midnight in the first degree murder trial of Darrell Eugene Jackson 29 of Anderson. He faces charges in the Sept 8 1964 fatal beating of Roy E Pop Turner 78 in a downtown Anderson pool hall. The jury retired after closing arguments by William F Lawler Jr Madison County Prosecutor and Clarence Benadum Muncie attorney. Assistants include Chief Deputy Richard Kreegar and Hancock County Prosecutor Kenneth McDermott. Jackson testified in his own defense with co counsel Lawrence Robbins and Richard Lineback.
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Sireenfield
Darrell ‘Eugene Jackson
Anderson
Hancock Superior
Roy E. Pop Turner
Peace talks recessed after bitter exchange in Paris
United States and North Vietnam recessed their preliminary peace talks until Monday after Hanoi suggested calm but firm words. The Hanoi leader Xuan Thuy warned that if results are not achieved, the American side bears full responsibility. US spokesman William Jorden said the statement signals a potential breakoff.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Xuan ‘Thuy
USS
Sai Te ‘At
Tae
Tay
William 4. Jorden
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Sun And Fun Sale At 7 P.M. Saturday Downtown Auction
The Downtown Retail Association of Anderson will hold its Sun and Fun auction Saturday at 7 p.m. in the D C Lewis building. Buyers may bid on items from tricycles to automobiles, with Sun and Fun dollars distributed by participating downtown merchants. The time had been previously listed as 7 a.m.
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Anderson
D. C
Cross Street Traffic Signal Planned for Anderson Intersection
Anderson city official Bays reports Indiana State Highway Commission plans an automatic traffic signal at the E Cross St and Ind 109 intersection in the northeast area. The request, backed by two city councilmen, cites rising traffic and accidents. A June agenda item with high priority could lead to summer installation, with right of way acquisition for the Ind 109 dual lane project to follow after city planning study completion. Per state officials, funding and timing remain contingent on the planning process.
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Kenneth Bays
Anderson
Indiana State Highway Commission
E. Cross St
Ind. 109
Bays
Robert Land
Ronald Fletcher
Clinton Venable
The
Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Sane Hn
Mounds Road
23 Die In Disney Helicopter Crash
PARAMOUNT Calif UPI reports a chartered helicopter carrying 23 aboard for Disney collapsed over Paramount killing all aboard. Deputies said the craft apparently disintegrated in flight and burst into fragments.
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Paramount
Calif
UPI
Television Mania and Helicopter Crash News
A Soviet Culture correspondent warns television destroys America while a separate incident details a helicopter crash near Kine Boulevard with 20 passengers and 3 crew dead. Debris and a dairy pasture were involved as explosions and a blaze were reported. in Jasper Indiana a two year old drowns in a backyard well after displacing a wooden cover.
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New York
UPI
Soviet Culture
Lassie
Louis Armstrong
Kine ‘Boulevard
Garfield Avenue
Tae Brady
Western Ooling Co
Brady
Jasper, Ind
Jimmy Hall
Jasper
Terry Hall
Mia
John Judy
De Gaulle Regime Survives Vote To Halt Government Overthrow
In Paris, Premier Georges Pompidou withstood a National Assembly motion of censure aimed at halting the government amid a nationwide strike and student unrest. The measure failed 233 to 244, preventing a resignation but signaling renewed threat from protests.
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de Gaulle
Paris
Georges Pompidou
National Assembly
Pompidou
France
Charles de Gaulle
St. Mitch
Daniel Cohn-Bendit
Nanterre University
Cohn-Bendit
Vis Amesterdam
GOP Leaders See Slight Congress March Effects
Washington Republicans say the Poor People’s March on Washington has had little impact on Congress. Gerald Ford and Jon Rhodes note Congress shows no marked change and warn the claim of total neglect is not borne out. They praise the nonviolent approach and urge campers to keep to their occupancy permit through June 16.
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Washington
UPI
House
Congresset
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Jon J. Rhodes
Ariz
House Republican Policy Committee
Rhodes
Ford
Congress
Madison Heights Junior High Music Festival Set
Madison Heights Junior High hosts a music festival in the high school gym at 7 30 p m on Monday May 27. Guest conductor Dr Richard Dunham head of music education at Ball State University will lead the event and has arranged music for the high school band at the State Fair for eight years.
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Madison Heights
Richard Dunham
Ball State University
Dunham
Ball State
University of Maryland
Seasonal Mercury Readings Across State Area Reported
The Associated Press notes a stubborn high pressure area moving east from Indiana. Temperatures hover around seasonal normals, ranging roughly 50 to 73 degrees in northern Indiana and 57 to 81 in the south. Rain chances rise Wednesday night with 30 to 40 percent, then 30 to 60 percent Thursday as snow showers continue into Thursday night and Friday.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Memorial Day Observance Planned Here
Memorial Day plans announced by the Anderson Memorial Day Committee call for a caravan forming at the Madison County Courthouse at 9 15 am on May 30 led by Harry Hedges of the George Hackett American Legion post. The procession will reach Memorial Park Cemetery for 11 am services, with Rev Charles White of Meadowbrook Baptist Church as speaker. Participants include George Hackett Legion Post Veterans of World War I Mothers of World War II Veterans of World War I Auxiliary and the Women's Relief Corps. A color guard firing squad and buglers Kenneth DeLacher and Douglas Vermillion will take part. Small memorial flags will be placed prior to the observance.
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Anderson Memorial Day Committee
Madison County
Harry Hedges
George Hackett American Legion Post
Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles White
Meadowbrook
Douglas Vermillion
Celemn
Kindergarten Data Given For Central Metro Schools
Dale Prough superintendent reports kindergarten enrollment figures for Central Madison County schools. Chesterfield 104, College Cé ner 72, Franklin Grade 48, Leach 7, Valley Grove 38, totaling 338. Those not registered by deadlines may have eligible children.
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Dale Prough
Metropolitan School
Madison County
College Céner
Frankiin
Leach
Valley Grove
Senate and House approve truth in lending bill
Congress sent to President Johnson a broad Consumer Credit Protection Act requiring lenders to disclose true cost of credit on consumer purchases around 100 billion dollars annually. The measure standardizes annual percentage rate disclosures, targets extortionate lending, and limits harsh wage garnishment while excluding commercial lending.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Senate House
H. Rap Brown Sentenced Five Years in Federal Case
H. Rap Brown, chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, was found guilty of one Federal Firearms Act count in New Orleans and sentenced to five years in prison with a $2000 fine. The racially mixed jury acquitted him on another count, indicating he did not know of a Maryland arson indictment when transporting a carbine from New York to New Orleans on August 16 but did know before returning to New York on August 18. The defense plans an appeal and sought a suspended sentence.
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New Orleans
UPI
Ck Power
H. Rap Brown
US. Dist
Lansing Mitchell
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Brown
Maryland
New York
Mortars Hit Saigon Area
Viet Cong guerrillas attacked a police station near the Y bridge on Saigon’s southern fringe, killing at least four civilians and wounding several. The Tran Van Chau station and nearby Phan The Hien Street market area were struck, with the Y bridge scene recalling earlier fighting. Meanwhile US bombers and fighter planes reported missions over North Vietnam, with two planes shot down and Allied troops engaging in several clashes from the DMZ to the Mekong Delta.
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Saigon
UPD
Tran van Chau Nabonal
Phan the Hien
Johnson
North Vietnam
Panhandle
19Th Parallel
Navy
Skyhawk
Vinh
Dong Hoi
Gulf of Tonkin
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone Dmz
Mekong
1St Cavalry
Hul
U.S
101St Airborne Division
A Shau
Hue
Terry Poorman Elected President of Jaycees Here
Terry Poorman, 29, of 1508 Coriherest, was elected president of the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce at the organization’s annual meeting Tuesday night. New officers include Jack Shaffer as internal vice president and Fred Brown as external vice president.
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Rry Poorman
Coriherest
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jack Shaffer
Fred Brown
John Ploghn
Marion Havermale
Gary Holladay
William Glaze
Dean Craven
Clark Harrison
Ed Haas
James Talkington
James Blair
John Hadley
Poorman
Delco-Remy
New Arrivals and Vicinity Birth Notices
New arrivals include a boy born at St John’s Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Green RI a girl born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Russell Hook 2008 W 2nd St a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Daniel D Mulvihill of Chicago Jane Scott Mulvihill born at Evanston Ill Hospital maternal grandparents are Maer and Mrs John Mulvihill of Camillus NY
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St. John's Hospital
Robert Green
Community Hospital
Mrs. Russell Hook
W. 2Rd St
Daniel D. Mulvihill
Chicago
Jane Scott
Mulvii
Evanston
Ill
Maer
He Paina
John Mul‘viill
Camillus, N.Y
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Justice Department
William Kunstler
Colma
Terry Poorman
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