Judge Declares Mistrial In Seale Huggins Case
A Superior Court judge declared a mistrial as Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins failed to reach verdicts on all charges tied to the Rackley murder after 23 hours of deliberation over six days. The jury, consisting of five Black and seven White members, remained deadlocked on nine counts. a new trial is anticipated, with bail discussions noted but no immediate resolution.
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New Haven
Coon
Harold M Mulvey
Semental
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Tral
Superior Court
Faree
Seale
Ia Huggins
Alex Rackley
Mul‘vey
Lide & Date
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Bobby
Ericka
Bief
Theodore Keskot
Atorney
Rackley
Huggins
Keskolt
Hale
Este Tency
Ors
Bruce Wayne
Johnson
James ‘Jobes
Michigan Wareaus
Cys
Elwood Metro school boundary accord ends long dispute
A seven year boundary settlement between Elwood Community Schools and the Metropolitan School District of Central Madison County ends the dispute. It redraws lines, adds Elwood property valued at 8 940.00 and shifts 47 students to Elwood with 169 more transferring, while mapping the West Central Community School Corporation plans and pending actions by north county townships. Board members met at 8 am to approve the compromise and plan next steps.
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Metro
West Central Community School Corporation
Elwood Community Schools
Madison County
Elwood Community ‘School Corporation
Lafayette
Pipe Creek
Union
Richland
Anderson
Jackson
Stoney Creek
Dale Prough
West Central
Raig
Pioneer Bessie Byrum Dies A longtime Anderson Church leader
Mrs. Bessie Byrum, age about 90, a pillar of the Anderson Church of God, died Sunday evening. Active in church and civic affairs for decades, she taught at a mission near Beirut as a young woman, helped found Anderson College teaching staff, edited church publications, and directed Vacation Bible School leadership programs.
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Bessie Byrum
Hall Hs Eos
Byrum
Beirut
Lebanon
Rossell Byrum
Anderson College
Anderson Bible ‘Training School
Trumpet
Warner Press
Shining Light
Park Place
Church of God
Church Education
Anderson Association of Churches
Anderson
United Church Women of
Resident Dies On Horseback Ride Near Markleville
Twenty four year old William Lee Foust of 2001 Raible Ave was killed in a horseback riding accident on a farm near Markleville. He was thrown onto a tree stump after his horse shied at the stump and entangled in barbed wire. Foust, a plant worker at Delco Remy and Naval Reservist, resided in Anderson most of his life and was born in Indianapolis June 28 1946. He is survived by his widow Cynthia Mitchell two children Jeffrey Allen and Amy Jo two sisters Marci Jones and Diana Foust the grandmother Mrs Thelma of Anderson and great grandfather John Carmany of Anderson. Final rites by Rev John K Summers and naval funeral honors at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. The body is at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with viewing today after 3 pm.
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Raible Ave
Markleville
Foust
Jay Chapman
Tom Chapman
Anderson
Markievile
Delco-Remy
U.S. Naval
UAW
Ovid Community Church
Indianapolis
Bill E
Ruby Craig Foust
Cynthia Mitchell
Thome
Jeffrey Allen
Amy Jo
Marci Jones
Diana Foust
Ff Anderson
Thelma
Ander
John Carmany
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John K. Summers
US. Naval Reserve
Anderson Memorial Park
Dennis to mail 20 question survey to 10th District
U S Representative David W. Dennis plans to mail 20 question questionnaires to 10th District residents to gauge public opinion on security, government reorganization, revenue sharing, busing, national health insurance, the Indo China war, and welfare reform. The form asks yes or no answers and will be returned via postage paid envelopes with a deadline of thirty days.
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Aimot
10Th District
David W. Dennis
Dennis
Rural Man Pleads Innocent In Death Case
A rural Anderson man charged with the shooting death of his wife May 5 pleaded innocent in Madison Circuit Court Monday afternoon. Judge Carl T. Smith set August 10 at 9 am for the jury trial.
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Anderson
Madison
Carl T. Smith
Bernard Lee Bricker
Na Supreme Court
Nacoff
Indiana State
Bruce Starks
Indiana State Farm
Smith St
Dollar crisis cools but echoes loom in world markets
AP report notes a temporary stabilization after Germany floated its mark, with the dollar losing value versus the mark and other currencies. It asks whether new exchange rates will firm, explains rate movements and IMF rules, and suggests limited impact on American consumers despite higher costs for some goods.
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Washington
Germany
America
Europe
Japan
U.S
National Guard patrolling Chattanooga after curfew clash
Two thousand National Guardsmen patrolled downtown Chattanooga and Hamilton County after three nights of racial unrest. Helicopters flew with lights off, roadblocks checked cars, and a county curfew was enforced. A protest over a failed performance by soul singer Wilson Pickett sparked unrest in the black business district.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
National
Phil Maxwell
Federal Aviation
Maxwell
Afl
Helecopters
Hamilton County
Normany
East Tennessee
Winfield Dunn
Tennessee Air National Guard
National Guard
Éaen
van Nunnally
Wilson Pickett
Brainerd
An Tn
Fone
Colne
Relatives Bump Into Each Other in Athol Collision
An Hartford woman Celina Richardson driving to Orange to visit relatives collided at an Athol Massachusetts A road intersection with Everett Knowlton of Orange, her brother in law. Both escaped injury in the Friday weekend mishap.
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Athol, Mass
Hartford, Conn
Orange
Mass
Celina Richardson
Everett Knowlton
Cear
Massachusetts ‘A
Athol
Mostly cloudy with showers and cooling outlook
The Herald Today reports mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers today and cooler conditions tonight and Wednesday. Precipitation odds are 30 to 40 percent today and about 29 percent tonight. Sunrise and sunset timings are noted, with reference to new arrivals and obituaries on page 2 alongside editorials and opinions.
NATO Session To Begin In Indianapolis 196? Conference Opens
The flags of 15 NATO nations will be raised on Indianapolis Monument Circle to open the NATO Conference on Cities. About 190 foreign delegates and 288 U S attendees will join three days of sessions and discussions, ending with a visit to the Indianapolis 500 race. Mayor Richard Lugar and the Nixon administration showcase the city’s modern image. Foreign delegates arrive at Weir Cook Airport on a chartered jet from Paris. Opening ceremony is scheduled for 4 30 p m local time on Monument Circle, weather permitting.
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Indianapolis
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Monument Circle
NATO
United States
Gene Feral
Patel
Richard G. Lugar
Nixon
Une Dee
Weir Cook Municipal
Paris
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
France
Germany
Greece
Iceland
Italy
Luxemboourg
Netherlands
Noreay
Portugal
Turkey
United Kingdom
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Circle
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