Beaver 55 Defendants Face Jury Deliberation
In Indianapolis a federal court jury retires to deliberate eight Beaver 55 defenders accused of vandalizing the Selective Service office last Halloween Eve. The defense argues peaceful protest. the court cautions that symbolic speech does not include property destruction and obstructing government operations.
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Minn
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United States
Executive Branch
Holder
United States Drives Global Coffee Demand
The United States consumes about half of worldwide coffee supply with annual spending surpassing one billion dollars to supply DS Reisen and an average of 750 cups per person.
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United States
DS. Reisen
NATO Leaders Seek Talks on Mutual Troop Cuts in Europe
Secretary of State Rogers said the United States sought negotiations with the Soviet Union on a mutual reduction of forces in Europe on the eve of a NATO conference. NATO’s Bresio outlined Western plans for a new initiative to urge arms cuts in Europe. Rogers, meeting Italian Foreign Minister Moro, stressed openness to any feasible path to ease East-West tensions amid Middle East concerns.
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Rome
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Momlay
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NATO
United States
Soviet Union
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Washington
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Aldo Moro
Cairo
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Mahmoud Riad
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Mother Objects To Whitcomb Book Corregidor Controversy
INDIANAPOLIS UPI Governor Whitcomb faced parental protest over his book Escape From Corregidor given to grade school winners of a Let ters-to-the-Governor contest Many parents praised it but Carolyn Lautner contest director said one mother called the book smut for a selected few citing references to prostitution and venereal disease in the 8 year old report context
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Indianapolis
UPI
Whitcomb
Carolyn P. Lautner
AlriForce
Landa Canine Enters City Beauty Pageant
Landa Canine a Madison Heights senior and Miss Anderson Scholarship Pageant contestant will vie for the Miss Indiana title at the Anderson High School auditorium on Saturday June 13. Proceeds benefit local youth projects through the Exchange Club.
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Byron
Scholrr Anderson
Anderson
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Exchange Club
Atlantic City
Miss Canine
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Anderson Fur Compa J
Madison Heights
Odell
Joe's Record Shop
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San Francisco
Miss Anderson Pageatt -Ball State University
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Ander
Ison
New School Leader Named for Huntington County Schools
Huntington County Community Schools appoints Roger H. Schnepf as superintendent after three years at Noblesville and prior tenure as superintendent in Lowell. The consolidation unites district operations under one top administrator.
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Ind
Roger H. Schnepf
Noblesville
Huntington County
Lowell
Hartford Business Today Reports Aetna And Wickes Figures
In Hartford William Come was a record $2,779,846 with RB Meek noting 40 cents per share on common stock. Aetna Lie & Casually at An-6,836,494 common shares, Daniel M. Fitz site chaired meeting. Saginaw Wickes Corp reports first fiscal quarter net sales $11,118,525 and net income $1,444,009 on 6,972,189 shares. prior period sales $108,081,165 with higher results.
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Ith St
Anderson
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Mich
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English Honorary Officers Named
Gordon and Mildred Gordon named recipients of the University of Arizona Alumni Achievement Award for 1970 21. Gordon a former Tucson Daily Citizen editor and FBI agent. Mrs Gordon former United Press International correspondent. They are honored at Arizona commencement joining two top debaters from Anderson College.
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Walt Disney
Mary Margaret Bowles
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First National Union Formed For Policemen
Denver AP reports the first nationwide police union was created with about 75 delegates approving a constitution for the International Brotherhood of Police Officers. The group backs a no strike clause and aims to secure collective bargaining, better living, schedules, vacation, health and pension benefits, and education to improve officers’ standing with the public. Acting President John J. Cassese said support spans the nation though not all of 400,000 officers may join.
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Brotherhood of Police Officers
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New York City
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
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Hospital Dismissals Reported From St John Hospital
Dismissals list several patients from St John Hospital including Mrs Charles White and daughter at 801 W 37th St, Mrs Larry Barker and son at 2428 Jackson, Mrs Florence Clark at Lincoln, Mrs Brenda Altman at 2218 No ile, Mrs Velda Sturgeon at 2918 Woore Rd, Mrs Oyta Crossin at 2400 Main ge, Joey Kessler and son Frank Sawyer at 924 W 12th, Mrs Mae Jones at 1523 Cedar, Mrs Mattie Clark at 2012 Fork ger, Mrs Mabel Hiday at Fortville, and Mrs Margaret Stevenson at Rt.
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Larry Barker
Jackson
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Lincoln
Brenda Altman
Noile
Velda Sturgeon
Woore
Oyta Crossin
Joey Kessler
Frank Sawyer
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Cedar
Mattie Clark
Forkger
Mabel Hiday
Fortville
Margaret Stevenson
White House Opens Door To Dissent Within Administration
The White House indicated officials with disagreements over decisions like Cartibontia may choose to stay and continue their duties. Press Secretary Howald I. Ziegler stressed an open administration and welcome for divergent views.
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UPI
White House
Carti
Bontia
Howald I. Ziegler
Vanilla Favorite Chicago Vanilla Dominates Ice Cream Sales
Vanilla remains the nation’s favorite ice cream, accounting for 47 percent of sales. Chocolate trails in second place with a significant share and strawberry ranks third with around six percent.
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Chicago
Cigarette Death Toll Warned At International Congress
At a news conference in Houston during the International Cancer Congress a radiologist said tobacco use causes lung cancer and other diseases. He cited a study of 5 4 million patients showing average lifetime cigarettes and warned that up to 600 000 people may die of cancer this year with 300 000 dying from smoking related illnesses in 1970.
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