Prosecution rests in Chicago riot conspiracy trial
After 10 weeks of testimony in Chicago, the government rested against seven men charged with conspiring to incite rioting during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Key witnesses included police agents Frappelly and Bock, with 54 witnesses and about 50 exhibits presented. Defense lawyers Kunstler and Weinglass cross examined heavily, arguing witness credibility.
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Chicago
Thomas A. Foran
U.S
William Frappelly
Irwin Bock
William M. Kunstler
New York City
Leonard I. Weinglass
Newark
N.J
U.S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
David T. Dellinger
Hilton
Mary Elfen Dahl
Hoffman
Frappelly
Bock
Ee Bock
Hayden
Rubin
Weinglass
Bunstler
Algo
Madras
Three Smashups in Indiana County Leave Two Hospitalized
Police investigated three traffic accidents in Indiana County within 24 hours. Two women were admitted to Indiana Hospital, Patricia Bankosky 27 and Marie Stefanik 30, in fair condition after a collision at the 2:36 a.m. intersection of Sixth and Grant Streets. A second crash on Route 422 damaged two cars with minor injuries. a third incident near Blairsville left one driver shaken but untreated and a utility pole damaged.
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Indiana County
Indiana Hospital
Indiana
Citizens Ambulance Service of
Patricia “Ang Bankosky
Water St
Marie Stefanik
Warren Road
Sixth St
Grant St
Bankosky
Ronald L. Skinner
Michael C. Kelly
New Florence R.D
Connie J. Anderson
Mentele
Leo Sanderson
Nanty Glo
Kelly
Miss Anderson
Sanderson
Shaft Worker Killed in Obscure Shaft Incident
An investigation cites accidental snagging of a steel cable as the cause of death for a shaft worker. The form reportedly fell about 40 feet, with fatal crush injuries to the right shoulder and chest. Obituary appears in today’s Gazette.
TV Program On Mental Health Set
National and local televised studies on mental health begin Monday December 8 at 9 pm on Channel 13 Pittsburgh. John Hickey of the Armstrong Indiana Mental Health and Mental Retardation Program explains programs will cover new treatments like confrontation therapy and housing student interns aiding patient reintegration. A Hell’s Kitchen rehabilitation effort by Fountain House staff is highlighted as a featured segment, tying to the 1968 New York International Film Festival award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hickey
Armstrong - Indiana
Channel 13
Pittsburgh
Cola
New York City
Hell's Kitchen
Fountain House
Hickey
Christmas Party for Indiana UCT Hosts Holiday Event
A ladies night Christmas party will be held by the Indiana Council of United Commercial Travelers after their regular meeting on Thursday December 1 at 8 pm. The event features a Santa Claus appearance, charity bells for Salvation Army, and participation games as members celebrate the season.
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Indiana Council of United Commercial
Sycee
Pave
Pacioan Hed
Sante Clausihim
Gegge
Vias
Seale
Salvation Army
Filly Billys: Colorful 2ft Security Clubs Hit NYC
In New York women can buy 2 foot long Filly Billys for 9 dollars. Designed as fashion and protection they weigh one pound and come in metallic colors with a decorative chain. Police offer brown and black, while designer Marilyn Baltar promotes styles matching current fashion. The clubs are smaller and cheaper than traditional defense options.
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NEW York
Marilyn Baltar
Filly Billys
Billy
Baltar
New Orleans
Chicago
Indiana County Ambassadors Honored At Banquet
The Indiana County Ambassadors banquet honored local residents including Mr. Wachob, praised the county as Athens of Western Pennsylvania, and urged funding reforms. Speakers stressed pride in diversity and the value of local exports while plans for boosting tourism and community pride were outlined.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Abbey
Indiana
Athens
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Pentagon
War Department
Vietnam
Wachob
Ralph
Harry McCreary
McCreary Tire and Rubber Company
David C. Winslow
Winslow
Carl Kologie
Indiana Evening Gazette
Paul McGregor
Indiana County Tourist Bureau
Keith States
Met Opera Season Hope Amid Lockout Impasse
New York AP reports stacks of unused 1989 70 Met season tickets in the desk of cosmetics maker Charles Revson as negotiations for labor contracts near a possible Monday settlement. The $450 million Met house reopened timeline hinges on a deal, after the curtain failed to rise in mid-September due to a management lockout stance.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Losmetics
Charles Revson
Met
Opera Company
Republican Workshop Set For Indiana County District Five
Republicans Mel Hophen and James Weaver announced a voter registration workshop in the county courthouse courtroom on Wednesday December 16 at 7 p.m. All Fifth District committee members and workers from Indiana Borough and White Township are urged to attend. All interested Republican workers of Indiana County are welcome to join District Five at the workshop.
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Mel
Roy Hophen
James
Weaver
Republican Committee
Sharomen
Indiana Borough
Indiana County
Terriers
District Five
Murder Charge Planned in Atkins Case at Hollywood Courthouse
Prosecutors expect no trial for at least three months due to case complexity. Miss Atkins, in a pink velvet dress bought by her attorney, indicated she would answer any questions. The murder involves a Manson-linked attack that killed Tate and four others on August 9, with subsequent killings the next night.
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Miss Atkins
Iths
Malibu
Richard Carballero
Miss Tate
Hollywood
Show Business Society
Manson
Terry Melcher
Doris Day
Melcher
Greece-NATO freeze Widens Over Greece and Athens Council
NATO allies quietly freeze Greece amid accusations of undemocratic practices and torture of opponents. Athens faces possible suspension from the Council of Europe as Foreign Ministers plan a Paris meeting next Friday. Greece may lose a seat on the Nuclear Planning Group while slated for Turkey's future post.
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Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Greece
Athens
Council of Europe
Paris
NATO
Turkey
Miss Tan
NATO Council
Abigail Folger
Mally
Cisco
Jay Sebr
Ing
Andan Thnanine
Voitych Frokowsky
Steven Parent
Miss Tate
Winifred Chapman
Hall of Justice
Juanita
Janet
Parent
Los Angeles County
Thomas Noguchi
Charles D. Watson
McKinney
Tex
Patricia Krenwinkel
Mobile
Ala
Kinds Kasabian
Los Angeles
Kasabian
Concord
N.H
Rem Ene
Tate
Pennsylvania
Relaena LaBianca
Trons Commission
County bid totals for courthouse furnishings revealed
Bids for furnishing Indiana County Courthouse were split into four groups covering metal shelving, data equipment, and draperies. Totals ranged from about 107 thousand to 197 thousand with combined three group options reaching 360 thousand. Officials present included Judge Edwin M. Clark and county leaders.
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Indiana Comety
Pittsburgh
Watson Manutectutitg Coy
Jamestansi
NLY
William F
Gab Co
Altoona
Conpect, Inc
Gable Co
E Ped, Ind
Edwin M. Clark
Indiana County
William Fiscus
Joseph Serene
Lynn Shields
Lawrie and Greene
Greek minister ill colors December year end meeting
Correspondents asked about the Greek Foreign minister illness. The president's most important duty is hosting a dinner for ministers at the December year end review meeting that ended Friday. Unpopular Greek government could make accepting Greek hospitality embarrassing for some, including Secretary of State William P. Rogers.
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William P. Rogers
Segregation In State Declining
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania is reducing school segregation. State education officials cite geographic patterns as causes and describe an active program to eliminate segregation to meet state and federal court rulings.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Education
U.S
John C. Stansons
D.miss
B. Anton Hess
Basic Education
United States Supreme Courts
Hess
Ritter Named Susquehanna University Controller
Kermit R. Ritter of Lewisburg has been appointed controller of Susquehanna University in Sellingsrove. The 1980 graduate succeeds Fred W. Slack Jr. who left to join Modular Housing Systems Inc. in Danville.
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Sellinsgrove
Kermit R. Ritter
Lewisburg
Susquehanna University
Ritter
Susquehanna
Fred W. Slack Jr
Modular Housing Systems, Inc
Danville
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Abbott
Abbie’ Hoffman
Thomas E. Hayden
Rennard C. ‘Rennie’ Davis
Jerry C. Rubin
Lee Weiner
John R. Frobes
Lindofn Park
Andrew Rodriguez
Davis
Conrad Hilton
Robert C
Byrd
West Virginia
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Long
House
Ways and” Means
John J. Williams
Del
Nixon
Winston L. ‘Prouty
R-Vt
Mansfield
Tino
Poverty
Anna O'Toole
Williams
Senate House
Skiiner
Violet
Ner
O'Toole
Blairsville
Richard W. Jasper
New Florence R. D. 1
Route 22
Blairville
Jasper
Torlum
Joffman
Bobby G. Seale
Valley Inn
F.bry
UCT
Historical and Genealogical Society of
Croylands
China Knowlton
William G. Buchanan
Gerald Boucher
Bertha Flynn
Martha Martland
Edward Ruffner
Emory Boyle
Ray Rodkey
Frank Hood
Neal Griffith
Gazette
Bechtel
Hope
May
Yaonan
Tomato Red
Commission
Department of Education
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