Tear Gas Breaks Up Disorders at Indiana Campus
About 1,000 dormitory residents faced tear gas as 100 marshals with helmets and nightsticks entered the campus at 3:30 a.m. to clear six buildings after a brief resistance. One marshal suffered a deep leg gash as debris showered the officers. Sources note later student action and board remarks about authority and meetings.
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Eee
Jerry Wilson
Ndiana
Vais
AL City College
Board of High Education
Obituaries from Millfield to Columbus area faced deaths
Area obituaries note Donald Buss Powell 52 of Columbus formerly Millfield died at St Anthony’s Hospital after two weeks in hospital. Dallas Gibbs 51 of Letart Route 2 died in Hoag Medical Center with wife, son and two daughters among survivors. Mary Jena Shumaker 74 of Middleport died of apparent heart attack at daughter’s home with four daughters, two sons and nine grandchildren listed. Jack Osil Chappelear 71 of Hartford W Va a former coal miner died at Pleasant Valley Hospital with son and daughters surviving. Jessie Alice Thomas 66 of Columbus a World War II navy lieutenant survived by three sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements listed for multiple area churches and cemeteries.
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Millfield
Donald (Buss) Powell
H. Livingston Ave
Columbus
Mall- Ifield
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Velma Werner
Frances Wallace
Willa Pughine
Richard
Lancaster
Philip
James
Glouster
Ruth
Johnson Funeral Home
Nelsonvile
Paul . Johnson
Green Lawn
Letart
Dallas Patterson Gibbs
Broad Run Communy
Hoizer Medical Center
Mason County
Laura Fry Gibbs
Dwight Gibbs
Louise Roush Gibbs
Denver Gibbs
Janice Hendricks
Sandra Long
Irene Myers
Flatrock
May
Josephine Robinson
Charleston
Broad Run United Methodist Church
David Fields
Gerald Sawyer
Bruail
Hoffman Cemetery
Fogie
Middleport
Mary Jena Shumaker
S. Second Avenue
Geraldine Crueser
Pomeroy
Callia County
John and
Rose Swisher Will
Poplar’s Ridge
Anthony
Leona) Macio
Eugene
Audrey) Chapman
Tolambus
Charles Henry Shumaker
Barberton
Isaac Wilt
Hollie
Corning
Jack Osil Chappelear
Hartford
W. Va
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Point Pleasant
Margen County
Franklin
Mary Pierce -Chappelear
Don
Akron
Juanita Handa
Misa Charlene Chappelear
Denzil Qolaud Post
Grove City
Harry
Mayme) Shepard
Pontiac
Mick
Post Funeral Home
Joseph L. Burnett
East Branch Cemetery
Jessie Thomas Columbus
Jessie Alice Thomas
Carpenter Area
Thomas the Navy
South Pacific
Amy Caldwell
Faye Calb
Minneapolis
Minn
Lucy Thomas
Frank Perry
Carpester
Harlan Perry
Chillicothe
Bigony Funeral
Al‘ban
Ned Osborne
School Lot
Three Default Judgments Awarded in Point Pleasant Court
Three default judgments were entered Thursday in Circuit Court. Charles Meadows failed to answer, and Charles Withers was awarded 415 dollars plus interest and costs. The Credit Bureau of Point Pleasant also won 462. The Warsleys failed to answer in the George Wainaidy case, yielding 3826.62 to the bureau from John A. Fultz and Patricia Sue Fultz.
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Point Pleasant
Sy Circuit Court
Charles Meadows
Charles Withers
Credit Bireau
Pieasant
George
Ro Wainaidy
Letha
Louise Wamsley
Warsley
Credit Bureau
Crédit Bureau
Jota A. ‘Fultz
Patricia Sue Fultz
Burley Tobacco Growers Coop Expands Output
In Louisville, the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association reports handling one and one third billion pounds of burley tobacco since government support became effective in 190. The cooperative stands as the largest of three burley operations in the region.
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Louisville
Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
Burley
Am For Tobacco
Co-Op
Finch Opposes Wide Cut in Federal School Funds
Welfare Secretary Robert H. Finch defends not cutting federal funds to campuses amid disorder saying a meat-ax approach harms innocent students. He maintains no division with Agnew and Mitchell and urges lawful enforcement while protecting legitimate dissent.
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B. L. Schwartz
Washington (Ap
Robert H. Finch
Schoors
Finch
James Allen
Spiro T. Agnew
John N. Mitchell
Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Plays At Varsity Theater
Unconventional Scottish schoolmistress Maggie Smith captures her students with romantic notions of reality. In color. Rated M. Showtimes at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. daily at Varsity Theater.
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Jean Brodie
Maggie Smith
Motion Picture
Varsity Theater
Film Board of National Organizations
Unusua
Elizabeth. Taylor
Mia Farrow
Robert Mitchum
Valley Drive-In
Burt Reynolds
Jim Brown
Raquel Welch
Athena Theater
Candy and Poor Cow Showings at 33 Drive-In
At 33 Drive-In nightly, Candy plays at 9 35 and Poor Cow at 10 35. Candy is an R rated adaptation of a sex crammed novel about a teen and his many lovers. Poor Cow follows a young wife in a harsh English slum seeking survival while caring for her baby.
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Film Board of National Organizations
Ten Persons In Court On Indictments At Point Pleasant
Ten of twelve indictments returned by the grand jury were entered in court Thursday. Harry D. Bartles and Cora Lee Lawson pleaded, with Lawson’s plea of not guilty set for June 2. Lawson faces homicide charges in the March death of Phillip Carter. George Bates and Lewis Leach also asked to plead Monday. Bonds were set at $500 for Bates, Duncan, Edward, Reynolds, Smith, and Steele with 1,060 for Harvey Steele.
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Point Pleasant
Harry D. Bartles
Cora Lee Lawson
Phillip Carter
Lewis Leach
George Bates
Pete Duncan
Robert Edward
Roger Reynolds
Gladys Smith
Harvey Steele
Riddle of the Mayan Cave explores ancient labyrinths
One hour program from ABC News produced with The Explorers Club follows a team of 10 men and several women as they study Mayan caves in the Guamalaman region to decode mysteries of culture from 200 to 900 AD. The special airs Friday evening and delves into surviving relics and cave systems.
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ABC News
The
Explorers Club
Indian Pictographs Dot Picture Canyon
Indian pictographs dot the cliff faces along Picture Canyon near the Colorado Oklahoma border. The site lies in flat grasslands with several carvings reported to be in excellent condition.
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Campo
Caio
Colorado-Oklahoma
Vatican trims calendar dropping dozens of saints
Nearly 10 saints were removed in a major update to the Roman Catholic Church calendar. The decree by Pope Paul VI, Paschalia Mysteria, cites doubts about the historic existence of several favored saints including St Christopher Barbra and Susanna and notes the change will pose delicate issues for Catholics worldwide.
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St. [Christopher
St. Christopher
St. Barbara
St. Susanna
Ameritas Romano Catholic
Rome
Paul VI
Vatican
Pierre Jounel
Paris
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