Chilocco Indian School Probed Over Dormitory Incident
A U S Bureau of Indian Affairs team arrived at Chilocco Indian School to interview staff and students after a November 8 disturbance that injured two female students. Officials say a dorm supervisor struck a girl with a flashlight, causing a fractured nose and bruises, while the FBI and Kay County Sheriff’s Office found no wrongdoing by the supervisor. Gerald Wilkinson of the National Indian Youth Council demanded Presley’s ouster.
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Chilocco, Okla
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Chilocco
N.M
Gerald Wilkinson
Lorndcell Todnabber
Wilkinson
Doyle Presley
Presley
FBI
Kay County Sheriffs Office
Lekanos
United States Asks Permissive Mail Transfer at Hanoi Talks
U S Ambassador Porter urged North Vietnam to permit foreign missions in Hanoi to relay mail for American POWs. He condemned Hanoi for denying the Red Cross or neutral bodies access to camps and urged communication between prisoners and families via an agreed diplomatic channel. About 1,600 families say they receive no letters. Xuan Thuy offered no immediate reply.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
William J. Porter
Porter
International Red Cross
Indochina
Xuan Thuy
Muskie Gains Kennedy Circle Backers Ahead of Campaign
Senator Edmund Muskie says he is eager to start formal presidential campaigning in January. He earned endorsements from Senator John V. Tunney and California Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti, boosting support for the June 6 California primary where 271 delegates are at stake. He plans to announce on January 4 in Washington and Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Kennedy
Maine
California
Washington
John V. Tunney
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
State Assembly
Bob Moretti
Guthrie and Cooder Set for Capitol Midwest Theater Concert
Arlo Guthrie headlines at 8 tonight in the Capitol Midwest Theater. Ry Cooder joins the show as a guest artist. The venue at 642 Mass was renamed after Herstron Corp took over management. The Red Dog Inn era as a private club ran from 1965 to 1971.
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Arlo Guthrie
Capitol Midwest
Ry Cooder
Mass
Herstron Corporation
Red Dog Inn
Theodore White Honored Again for Youth Work
Theodore White Jr. of Lawrence and Lincoln background received the honorary Admiral of the Nebraska Navy title from Gov. James Exon during the Southeastern Golden Gloves in Lincoln. The 1030 Ala. residence specialist at Haskell Indian Junior College was repeat honoree, previously named in 1959, and also earned honorary sheriff’s posse membership in Manchester County. His son Chris accepted the trophy on his behalf. White has long aided boys with problems, coached a seven-time championship boxing team, and served as a Scout master with plans to form a new Lawrence boxing squad.
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Theodore White Jr
Ala
Haskell Indian Junior College
Nebraska
White
Nebraska Navy
Gov
James Exon
Lincoln
Neh
Sheriff's Posse
Manchester County
Master Barbers Boxing Assn
Chris
Attica Incident To Jury Probe Starts In Wyoming County
Wyoming County grand jury to begin hearing witnesses Monday into the Attica prison rebellion. Assistant Attorney General Anthony Simonetti will present evidence while Justice Carman F Ball presides. The September uprising left 43 people dead.
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Warsaw
N.Y
Wyoming County Grand Jury
Attica
Anthony Simonetti
Carman F. Ball
Supreme Court
El Dorado Springs Welcomes Doctor With Noted Past
In El Dorado Springs Missouri Dr. R Bernard Finch arrives after serving time for murdering his wife in California. Church leaders and local officials back him citing rehabilitation and medical need as residents weigh potential publicity and public trust.
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EL Dorado Springs
William C. Krudwig
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church
R. Bernard Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
California
Finch
Cedar County Memorial Hospital
Missouri
Murphy
Father Krudwig
Stopped Up Flue Kills 7 People Near Ironton
IRONTON Mo AP Seven members of one family died from carbon monoxide poisoning after moving into a home and lighting a stove with a blocked flue. Victims include five children ages one to eight and the parents Albert Wayne Niblack 23 and Carol Jean 28.
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Ironton
Here
Iron County
Ogie Selinger
Albert Wayne Niblack
Carol Jean
Albert Lawrence Niblack
Larry Dean
Gary Eugene Gillette
Lloyd Wayne King
Susan Elaine King
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John Murphy
Chamber of Commerce
Ernest Harris
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Fort Leonard Wood
Middlebrook
Ed Carr
Pilot Knob
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Johnny Friedlaender
Alexander Calder
Victor Vasarely
Marc Chagall
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Ramada Inn
Meridian Gallery
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Dick Noss
Pat Boone
David Wikerson
Ere Estrada
Jackie Giroux
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AIRE
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Jack Rollins
Charles H Joffe Ban
United Artists
Candice Bergen
Peter Boyle
Paramount Pictures Presents
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Butterkrust Bakeries
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