Anderson Connection Charged in Mathews Robbery Probe
Police charged Anderson Connection group in a series of armed robberies including Cook’s Supermarket at 995 W Eighth St and Mathews’ Market. Ron’s Ta and other sites were linked. total losses exceeded 31 thousand dollars. Jerry Lee Palmer was held hostage and released near Rensselaer.
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Cook's
Eighth St
Joyce
Jerry Lee Palmer
Rensselaer
Anderson-Chicago
Ron's
Mathews
Sports Bar
Lampco Credit Union
Cook's Market
Kissinger Tho say progress in Vietnam peace talks in Paris
In six days of talks Kissinger and Le Duc Tho report significant progress toward a workable Vietnam peace accord. The report emphasizes cooperation and momentum as negotiations continue.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Pushing The Limits At Indy Fuel Salvation Dilemma
The Roger Penske team faces a common Indy 500 challenge as 33 entries must cover 500 miles on a 350 gallon fuel limit. Madison County athletes compete in a regional track tonight at North Central High School in Indianapolis. Top Hats And Tails at Eton draw criticism from camera wielding American tourists. Partly cloudy with a slight shower chance today with highs in the low 70s.
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Roger Penske
Madison County
North Central High School
Indianapolis
Eton
Richardson wins Senate approval as attorney general
Elliot L. Richardson won Senate confirmation 82 to 3 to become attorney general, ending weeks of Watergate fallout and paving the way for Archibald Cox to take the special Watergate prosecutor post. Cox planned a meeting with regular prosecutors as the case continues.
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Washington
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate
Richardson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Archibald Cox
Cox
Justice Department
Earl Sibert
Seymour Glanzer
Donald Campbell
Northwestern Picket Vigil Enters Third Day Of Strike
Northwestern teachers and some parents extend their picket line into a third day as the NCCTA presses for a master contract including job security and working conditions. ISTA support is cited while the board weighs no injunction and seeks no meetings with strikers.
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Middletown
Northwestern
Northwestern Board of School Trustees
Larry Davy
Northwestern — Consolidated Classroom ‘Teachers Association
NCTA
Lee Glentzer
Norma Lewis
the Herald
Shenandoah High
Ray Pavy
Lawyer Alch Denies Suggesting CIA Blame in Watergate
Gerald Alch testified before the Senate Watergate committee that he never urged James McCord to blame the CIA for the break in at the Democratic National Committee. He accused McCord of making false and twisted claims and said he never advised using a CIA defense. Caulfield said he believed Nixon offered clemency but had no personal knowledge of its origin. The committee recessed after Alch read his statement, with Fensterwald seeking to testify.
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Richardson
White House
Nixon
GOP
Senate
Hugh Scott
James R. Schlesinger
Central
Inferfnce Agency
Sot
Sai
House
Gerald Ford
Cox
Washington
James W. McCord Jr
McCord
CIA
Democratic Party
Senate Watergate Committee
Gerald Albang
United States
John J. Caulfield
Jim
Caulfield and Hillat
Alch
Fensterwald
Sam J. Ervin
Dn.c
Committee For the
Act
Caulfield
Cauli
Treasury Partment
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Russell
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Gallion
Kid
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Fla
Sports Highs Comics Funeral
Donald Kelley
Clark
Health, Education and Welfare
Defense
Schlesinger
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sen
Robert C. Byrd
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Joseph Biden
Delaware
Holy Cross
Helen's Angels
Viola B. Phillips
Herald
Shadyside Park
Rns
Holy Cross School of Nursing
C. Richard Bowers
Jerry Bennett
St. John's
Mary Helen Zink
IME
Shadyside Field
Mark Shaw
Mary Brooks
Dr. Bowers
Jense Torn
Yo Pope 2
Achers
NCCTA
Taylor
Kokomo
Connersville
Hirschinger
Ance
Lafayette
ISTA
Associated Press
Airschinger
Indiana School Boards Association
Coats
Sut Alch
William C. Littman
E. Howard Hunt
Mafia
Uite
Tyses
Anna Chennault
Israel
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