Halleck Denies Knowledge of Baited Dove Hunt
Washington AP reports Representatives Halleck and fellow hunters faced charges for dove hunting in a baited field in North Carolina. Halleck, present as a guest at a private club, said he arrived after the alleged improprieties and was unaware of any wrongdoing. The group is to appear before a U.S. commissioner.
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Rooney, Song and Dance Man, Dies at 82
New York and London obits report Pat Rooney 62, a famed song and dance artist called Rooney, dies of a stroke. The entertainer rose from Broadway to international stardom with lively stage presence and signature routines. Rooney survived two wives. funeral planned at Genung Chapel with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. British and German shipping officials denied arms shipments to Cuba amid NATO restraint efforts.
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Jaycees Plan Fish Fry At Courthouse Lawn
The annual Jaycee Fall Fish Fry is set for Friday and Saturday on the Courthouse lawn with meals served by the Anderson Jayettes. Event stewards include Carl Bookout as chairman and Jonah Club of Silver Springs handling catering as tables for picnic lunches are added.
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Jury Selection Starts In Trial For Funds Theft
Marion district court opens jury selection in a funds theft case, with proceedings focusing on determining impartial jurors for the upcoming trial and potential witnesses expected in the courtroom.
Dower Firms Inquiry Asked in Cuba Arms Debate
Senator Yarbrough, head of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, urges a Senate inquiry into Cuba's growing military buildup and possible Soviet arms shipments. He cites birth deformity studies and warns that secret deliveries via Latin America threaten regional security while stressing the need to investigate munitions transfers and Cuban government ties. A separate trial in Grant Circuit Court weathers jury selection in the embezzlement case of Sam P. Good Jr.
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Frosh Sing Set For Tonight At Anderson College
Anderson College hosts Frosh Sing at 8 oclock in the old gymnasium led by Charles Stanley of the music faculty. Orientation continues with science and social studies tests and a worship period as 5,000 freshmen take part in events. Rotary invites Bayh to speak at a noon meeting in Music Hall.
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8 Cabinet Changes Made By Pompidou
A UPI report notes political reshuffles in France with eight cabinet changes under Pompidou. The article mentions DiMaggio and Monroe rites as a separate item, highlighting a prize win for a news photo.
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Madison Shown Author Of 11 Famous Papers
A study by Mosteller and Wallace asserts James Madison authored 11 of the Federalist Papers and possibly a 12th, supported by linguistic patterns. The find reaffirms Madison as the sole writer for most essays, distinguishing his work from Hamilton and Jay.
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Gizenga May Be Freed In Congo Political Move
Antoine Gizenga the former Congo leader held eight months in isolation could be released. Premier Cyrille Adoula and cabinet reportedly weigh the step, convinced Gizenga no longer poses a real threat and has lost most of his following after imprisonment during unstable political days.
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Freeman backs family farm in Washington visit
Secretary Freeman argues the American family-type farm is key to national food strength as Soviet Minister K G Pysin tours the United States to study U S agricultural output. Pysin and five experts plan Midwest and West farm visits during a month-long tour amid Soviet production pressures.
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Judge Will Rule Today In Death Trial
Monroe Circuit Judge Net A Hill to rule on a motion to squash first degree murder indictments against Milam McNeal 135 and Michael Andry 23 in Bloomington Indiana AP report. The text notes a mishmash of local items including a fatal crash near Mt Summit and a radio TV program on coffee hours at 47 Brown St. Summit.
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Ammy Awards $14.5 Million Ammunition Contract
Azusa California based Aerojet General Corp announced it received a 14.654 million dollar contract from the Army for ammunition. The UPI dispatch notes the award to the subsidiary of General Tire and Rubber Co.
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Swimmer and Fiancee Decline Wedding Presents
London report says swimmer Peter Small and his fiancée Mary Milas announced they do not want wedding presents, calling themselves lucky. The story notes the couple’s stance and adds a brief, unrelated line about Brazil’s road network and highway conditions in Rio de Janeiro.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne discovered by a world famous research institute shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows real shrinkage and thorough relief, with patients claiming piles are no longer a problem. Preparation HO suppository or ointment is now available at drug counters.
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