Governors Education Plans and Laos Policy Clash
Governor Shapp discusses education funding and busing as not sole solutions, favoring integrated housing and stronger inner city schools. Delayed tuition is praised as a long term financing method for higher education. In Washington, the Senate debates U.S. role in Laos with Symington seeking a possible $200 million cap on spending while others call existing support mercenary, potentially violating law.
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Page
Shapp
Washington
Senate
U.S
Laos
Stuart Symington
Symington
D-Mo
State Department
United States
Charles Bray
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Rec Department Picnic Kits Available
The Indiana Area Recreation and Parks Dept announces picnic kits for public use in the Indiana area. Kits can be reserved by calling 463-3473 and leaving name and phone number. Equipment includes two softball bats softie softball volleyball net horseshoes badminton soccer ball and a gear bag with a $3 deposit and $2 refund on return within three days to allow others access.
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Indiana Area Recreation and Parks Dept
Indiana Area
Recreation Dept
Arrest Brother of Accused in Yablonski Slay Case
The 18 year old brother of Aubran Wayne Martin, linked to the Yablonski killings, was arrested by the FBI on charges of obstructing justice for allegedly threatening a witness. He nearly struck an agent with a car and is held on a $100,000 bond. The case ties to the December 31, 1969 murders and a grand jury testimony.
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Cleveland, Ohio
United Mine Workers
Joseph A. Yablonski
FBI
Yablonski
Roger Dale Martin
Training Institution of Central Ohio
TICO
Columbus
Near East Side
Charles G. Cusick
Cleveland
Roger Martin
Aubran Wayne Martin
Joanne Martin
Aubran Martin
Cusick
Inflation Hiking Costs of FBI Armored Cars
Washington AP report states inflation raises the cost of four FBI armored limousines used for Director J Edgar Hoover’s protection in Washington New York and Los Angeles. In 1970 the FBI paid 27655 for an armored limousine as Hoover described rising armor and security needs.
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FBI
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
New York
Los Angeles
Hoover
House Appropriations Committee
Tennis Classes For Area Ladies
Free tennis instruction for ladies in the Indiana Area School District offered this summer by the Indiana Area Recreation and Parks Dept. Classes meet every Friday at 9am at the fairgrounds courts starting June 18. Call 463-3473 between 9am and 5pm to register before the program begins.
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Indiana Area
Indiana Area Recreation and Parks Dept
Fairgrounds
Recreation Dept
Seen Threat To Public Confidence In Spiraling Theft Of Securities
Attorney General John N. Mitchell told the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations that spiraling thefts of securities by organized crime threaten the public’s confidence in securities as investments and as a method of commerce. He cited a Philadelphia arrest of 82 counterfeit IBM stock certificates worth 2.8 million and noted unrecovered losses near 400 million for 1969 1970, plus a 146 percent rise in securities trading. Mitchell warned insiders may loot mail pouches at Kennedy Airport and said the DOJ is proposing legislation for minimum security standards.
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Washington (Ap
John N. Mitchell
D-Ark
Mitchell
Philadelphia
IBM
Kennedy International Airport
Miami
Fla
Anchorage
Alaska
Justice Department
Supreme Court expands press freedom to new frontier
The Supreme Court in a 6-3 ruling shifts protection for defamed private individuals, lowering risk for media outlets. It requires actual malice by editors or writers when public or private figures sue, expanding coverage scope and aiding small newspapers and stations.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Pennsylvania
Byron R. White
Rosenbloom
New York Times
Associated Press
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Brennan
Pleaders Sentenced as Jury Reviews Indiana DWI Cases
Seventeen defendants appeared before Judge Edwin M. Clark to enter guilty pleas on driving while intoxicated or related counts. Fines ranged from 200 to 550 dollars with jail terms from 15 days to six months and costs. The Grand Jury also approved seven cases for action and dismissed two firearms charges.
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Indiana Eater Beate
Edwin M. Clark
David R. Watkins
Gorman Ave
Indiana
Watkins
Clarence McAdams
Strongstown
Thomas Lee Sinclair
Joseph O'R. Kerestesy
New Florence
John R. Kanoski
New Alexandria
David Edward Ball Jr
Gregory Coyle
Hamtramck
Mich
Carl Eugene Altman
Creekside RD
Obie Edward Griffith
Willard
Daniel Leslie Steffey
Homer City
Boyd Coleman
Ernest
Clymer
Robert R. Henderson
Salisburg
Jack R. Wilson
Bradford
Theodore John Pisch
George Lee Stiles
Lee Nelson Creek
Arcadia
Theodore Anthony Mirza
Erie
Mary Marie Chilson
Billie Leonard Gray
William L. Gray
Raymond Edward Duffy
Lucernemines
Dale Allan Millar
Barnesboro RD
Jack McAvoy
Route 422 West
Cash Discount For FBI Agents At De Anza College
In Cupertino California on Monday De Anza Junior College student council approved a 2 percent cash discount for narcotics officers FBI agents and CIA members who present proper identification when admitted to student activities.
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Cupertino
Calif
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Deanza Junior College
Lieutenant Governor Receives State Mansion Residence
Harrisburg report notes a 40 year old state owned mansion on the Edward Martin Military Reservation becomes the official residence of Pennsylvania's lieutenant governor. The Senate concurred 47 0 on a House amendment that transfers the mansion about 20 miles east of Harrisburg to the lieutenant governor, with wording changes only.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Edward Martin
AEC Proposes Tightening Federal Radiation Standards
The Atomic Energy Commission on Monday proposed stricter federal radiation standards to protect the public from nuclear power plants. The plan targets light water reactors and would require designs that limit radioactive discharges so nearby residents receive under five percent of natural background radiation.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
John Gorman
Arthur Tamplin
Commission
Harold Price
District Hospital Register Indiana and nearby towns births June 7
Birth announcements and June 7 admissions and discharges across Indiana area hospitals list each family name and address. Names include Floyd Fleming Householder Shadle Scheete Johner Jellison Risher Hadden Bowman Helman and others with parents, residences, and hospital actions.
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Indiana Hospital
Richard J. Floyd
Hartman Dr
Idiana
Donald T. Fleming
Indiana
Patricia Anne Adams
Marion Center
Gladys H Blazovich
Elizabeth Marie Householder
Spring Church
Elizabeth Marie Shadle
Railroad St
Homet City
Rose Mary Scheete
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UCT
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The
United Commercial Travelers
New York City
Bronx
Manhattan
Robert L.F. Sikes
D-Fla
Sikes
Clyde Tolson
Ramsey Clark
John J. Rooney
D-N.y
Rooney
Waldorf Astoria
Clark
America
Wall Street
Senate Permanent Subcommittee
Sen
John L. McClellan
William J. Brennan Jr
WIP
George A. Rosenbloom
Federal District Court
Hugo L. Black
White
Thurgood Marshall
Potter Stewart
John M. Harlan
William C. Douglas
Simon H. Rifkind
Douglas
House
Rifkind
Ing
District Hospital Register
Albert A
Libengood
Box
Blairsville
Weldon’ R. McCoy
Commodore
Margaretta Wiggins
Shelocta
Deloris M. Wingrave
Washington St
Kittanning
John O. Small
Glen Campbell RD
Austin Hileman
Frances F. Brumbaugh
Ruth A. Cole
Rural Valley
Evelyn B. McKee
NuMine
Sheryl M. Frazier
Latrobe
Raffaele DiLascio
Salisbur
Michael Reid
Saltsburg
Lizzie B. Carnahan
Salina
J. Forsha
Annie Hamill
Frank Tuzi
Harold J. Patz
Jonathan H. Baker
Punxsutawney
Helen Weakland
West- Over
Ethel E. McConnell
Rossix Ter
Crew Casaday
Smicksburg
Isaac Tyger
Glen Campbell
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