China UN Envoy Hits Arms Pact Amid Nuclear Debate
China’s deputy foreign minister Chiao Kuantua denounced a U.S.-Soviet arms accord as a mere limitation on quantity, not quality, and warned it could prompt a new stage in the nuclear arms race. He urged total abolition of nuclear weapons and criticized the UN for big-power manipulation.
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N.Y
China
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Nixon
Moscow
Chigo Kuantua
Chiao
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Hixon
Fereign
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyka
Peking
Taiwan
Vietnam
Middle West
Bangladesh
White House
Cuba
Court News Roundup of Sentences and Trials
Circuit Court updates show Virgil Edison pled guilty to driving under the influence with a six month jail term suspended and one year license suspension. Albert Wills faces aggravated assault and carrying a pistol without a license with trials, Danny Naylor’s drug possession and sale case had guilty plea withdrawn, and Ronald Clarkstare faces incest with trial set. Other entries include Max Sizclove for unauthorized vehicle control with trial set November 14 and Henry Schneon for theft with trial set February 15.
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Virgil Edison
Madison County
Albert Wills
Danny Naylor
Tria
Ronald Clarkstare
Max Sizclove
Henry Schneon
Daniel BF. Colvin
Howard” Williams
Johs Colley
Ernest Runyan
Casell
Rath Mary Turner
Milly
Wes
Cloture Delays a Vote on Consumer Protection Agency
Washington AP reports the Senate again blocked a filibuster to end debate on creating a new Consumer Protection Agency. Supporters vow a third attempt, while two Republicans urge delaying amendments. The proposed agency would advocate for consumers in regulatory matters affecting heating, phone, and other household costs.
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Washington
Senate
Paul Skinner
Abraham R
Bree
Tolah
Jascal Javits
New York
Charles Percy
Mlinois
Waite House
Javits
Consumer Protection Agency
Jon Television
Police Blotter Oddities From Madison County Crash Reports
Madison County police and an Anderson officer investigated a crash at 7511 Columbus Ave that sent four Wilkinson men to St. John’s Hospital. Forrest Montgomery, 52, Wilkinson, struck a utility pole on Ind. 100 south of Ace Airport at about 60 mph after failing to negotiate a sharp right turn. He was admitted with a fractured right hand and hip. The collision demolished the car and disrupted traffic for hours. Earlier, Donald Case, 27, was admitted for observation after a morning crash on County Roads 2008 and 4008 when his car left the road and rolled end over end. County police said Case’s vehicle went out of control while southbound.
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Madison County
Anderson
Columbus Ave
Wilkinson
St. John’s Hospital
Forrest Montgomery
Ind
Ace Airport
Montgomery
St. John's Hospital
Trafic
Donald Case
Case
Father and Son Charged in Anderson Police Incident
Anderson police arrested Burford D. Meavier, 33, of 1709 Jefferson, on weapon charges after a younger man, Richard A. Peavler, 27, of Canal St. Alexandria, was charged with public intoxication. A loaded shotgun was found in Peavler's car in the Guido Lamp parking lot. Both were released on bond from Madison County jail Tuesday.
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Madison County Fail
Uganda Extends Expulsion Deadline Amid Property Transfer Plan
In Kampala President Amin said Uganda will extend the November 4 expulsion deadline for noncitizen Asians and allow them to transfer property abroad. Mobutu in Kinshasa said Amin asserts no new invasion plot, while Western powers and Tanzania weigh intervention. The report notes 50,000 Asians in Uganda are affected and mentions UN considerations.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
Ki Amin
Uganda
Sese Seko Mobutu
Zire
Amin
Kampala
Dutles
Mobutu
Kinsane
Fhel
Shasa
United Nations
Upiday
Julius Myerere
Tanzania
Ter
London
New York
Britain
U.N. General Assembly
Agnew Defends Record Amid Indiana Crowd Remarks
Vice President Spiro Agnew addressed critics at a Fort Wayne event, praising revenue sharing and economic gains while touting inflation reduction and lower crime. He contrasted opponent J. Edward Noush and mocked George McGovern’s Santa Claus letter from Santa Claus Indiana, arguing SALT hinges on ABM support.
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Indiana
Agnew
Nixon
Fort Wayne
U.S
Bloom
J. Edward Noush
Andrei Gromyko
McGovern
South Dakota
Santa Claus
Ind
George McGovern
Explosion on Newport News damages guns and crew
Witnesses recall the moment a blast tore through a gun barrel on the Newport News. Crewmen describe the fireball and structural damage to the turret and ventilation. Viet Cong radio claimed responsibility, alleging indiscriminate shelling near Quang Tri City. Earlier reports noted the ship’s May deployment and a prior 1967 carrier accident with 192 casualties.
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Richardson
Zarutman
Zarlman
Liberation Radio
Viet Cong
Quang Tri
U.S
Newport News
Quang Tri City
Radio Hanai
2Nd Fleet
Western Pacific
South China Sea
Vietnam
Forrestal
Moriarty Judgment Obtained in $1 Million Tax Case
U S attorney said Joseph Moriarty was hit with a 1 million judgment for penalties and interest on taxes totaling 846 701 74 from 1960 and 1966 not paid. Investigators linked large illicit profits to Moriarty from numbers rings and a Jersey City garage, with a 24 million raid tying to lottery slips and a daily represented gross of 43 000.
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Herarrt J. Stern
Moriarty
Jersey City
Millon
Inc
Moriarty Funk
Bageasi
Snyp of Prey
Wii
MoKray
Terrorists Hit U S Air Base in Thailand Amid Laos Push
Reports say Thai host aircraft shifted from North Vietnam targets to counter an enemy buildup in Laos. U S commanders acknowledged ongoing combat use but did not confirm a pullback of swing-wing FAL fighters based in Thailand after a plane loss in North Vietnam. Western officials describe Vietnamese and Lao actions as a broader offensive across Indochina.
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Thailand
Repors
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Laos
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Pokesman
Washington
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Combrat
Bangkok
Taal
Uiorn Air Base
U.S. Air Force
Madison Ave
Thai Roberts
Allen Chapel
Shbuilding
Vietnam
Safety Board Approves Bills in Total of Forty Four Thousand
The Safety Board granted about $44,000 in bills at consecutive meetings. Deputy City Attorney Fred Spencer noted the police and fire departments' claims were approved, with $20,277,467 in total bills at the 7 p.m. session. The board also approved demolition bid ads for two properties at 3240 W 22nd St and 1908 Locust owned by Edward Hooton and Victor Isburn. A low bid of 650 was accepted for demolishing a structure at 1714 Nelle, with Anderson Demolition the winner. G and R Grading and Excavating bid 1,100 as the runner. Five inspectors were invited by Raby Roberts to inspect his property.
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Fred
Spencer
Anderson Safety
Ns Frees
22Nd St
Edward Hooton
Victor Isburn
Nelle
Anderson Demolition
G and R
Raby Roberts
New Arrivals and City Parking Proposals Update
Readable items report births at St Joana Hospital Laurel Lane a boy and at Community Hospital a boy. City traffic ordinance proposals include parking changes on west side of And Street and Fletcher Street two 20 minute parcel pickup spaces. Council must review. Resignation of Iman Leroy Johnson noted.
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Toynesgeneral
Joli Fngele
Ned Brown
Laurel Lane
Community Hospital
David Lunsiffiea Ergatatad Phaneaford
Pearl
Don K. Shafer
Ninth St
Brown
Lincoln Streets
Fletcher Street
Yet
Iman Leroy Johnson
Tumultuous Thai Firefight Wounds Guards and Bases Hit
United States and Thai authorities report a fierce firefight near Udorn in northeast Bangkok area. Thai sources say two American and two Thai security guards were wounded. one attacker captured as Thai forces target base and airfield complexes along Laos border.
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Arnie
Big Department
Lings
Roi Mea Ee
Udorn
Gog Sages
Bangkok
Batty Robbins
Ari
Donald Taylys
Pith River Forest
Ubon
Hailand
Jonesboro
Ralph_ V
Thomas
Af Zephyrhills
Fla
Ubao
Thai Airways
Starion General Hospital
U.S
Eighth Street
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Emmanuel Bas
Marian
Drasma
Thailand
Vrumnat
Charles Wagoner
Bates
Emmanua Baptist
Lille
Marion
Air Force
Jay-Sitt
Storey
Trients
Clifford
Hanoi
Born to Lauster Family A Shelbyville Boy
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ronald L Lauster of Shelbyville with the maternal grandmother Mrs Martha A Johnson of 117 W Gard St noted. In Indianapolis at Methodist Hospital a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jack Robinson with paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Jack Robinson of Anderson and maternal grandparents Dr and Mrs C M Hudson of Anderson.
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Ronald L. Lauster
Shelbyville
Martha A. Johnson
W. Gard St
Itps
Jack ‘Jobinson
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
May Sternal
CM. Hudson
Anderson
Jack Robinson
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William E. Krebs
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