Drapes Found In Car Apply For Owner At Citizen Office
A set of three striped lined cotton velvet drapes in maroon was left in Ken Steigerwald’s car last Saturday on an uptown street. The owner can claim them at the Citizen office. The item is in good condition and presumably belongs to someone missing them.
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Citizen Office
Ken Steigerwald
Ken
Department of Natural Resources
Indiana
Greene-Sullivan State Forest
Shakamak State Park
Lake Sullivan
Glendale State Fish and Game Area
U. S
Salvation Army Building Fund
Bloomfield Shale, Inc
Third
F Streets
Linton
Homer Donagher
Charles Moore
Ronald Moore
Donagher
Pleasant Weather Forecast For Indiana State
United Press International reports a warm humid day across Indiana with Friday easing to not so warm and Saturday remaining fair and warm. Wednesday highs ranged from 84 at Terre Haute to 88 at Lafayette while early morning lows spanned 60 at Evansville to 72 at South Bend.
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United Press International
Indiana
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Evansville
South Bend
Senate Rejects ABM Obstacle Moves in Tight Votes
In Washington the Senate defeated attempts to bar Safeguard antiballistic missiles in North Dakota and Montana by 50 to 50 and 51 to 49. Vice President Agnew cast a tie breaking vote, marking a crucial if narrow win for Nixon on a $20 billion military procurement package over ABM, chemical, and biological weapons issues.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Pentagon
North Dakota
Montana
U.S
Mike Mansfield
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Vietnam
Margaret Chasé Smith
Spiro T. Agnew
Smith
Maine
Cooper and Hart
Ultimatum Issued To Gary Firemen
Gary Indiana union firemen refuse to join a volunteer emergency force as Mayor Hatcher orders suspension and demotion for those not on duty by 7 AM CDT. The walkout began after arrests tied to a pay protest left 180000 residents with minimal fire protection.
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Gary, Ind
UPI
Gary
Richard Hatcher
Vladimir Gastevich
Hatcher
Alfonso Holliday
Indiana
Tax Reform Bill Faces Trouble in the Senate
Washington report says despite expected House passage the sweeping tax reform bill meets Senate resistance. Backers warn special interests from banks to oil firms are pressuring to preserve existing tax breaks. Rep. Wilbur Mills notes a letter campaign by industries seeking to keep preferences. An administration official fears the plan could reduce Treasury revenue.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Governor Probes Nudist Camp Activities in Indiana
Governor Whitcomb met with prosecutors from Newton and St. Joseph counties to review possible Indiana law violations at two nudist colonies. The Nudist City event at Roselawn drew large crowds and a Miss Nude America ceremony, while Granger's Sun Haven Recreation Park planned king and queen titles in weekend events.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Whitcomb
Indiana
James Quinn
Newton County
St. Joseph County
Granger
Sun Haven Recreation Park
Ten Tornadoes Ravage Minnesota Outing
Tornadoes struck Minnesota's lake country killing at least 12 and injuring many as 10 tornadoes touched down near Motely Emily Backus Britt Floodwood and Lake Bemidji. Rescue crews blocked by debris moved in with chain saws and bulldozers.
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Minn
UPI
Minnesota
Lake Country
Outing
Minneapolis
Motely
Pine Riven
Emily and
Backus
Cass County
Britt
Floodwood
Buhl
St. Louis
Lake Bemidji
Beltrami County
Eino Garvi
Emily
Hill City
Bethany Fellowship Church Association of
Bloomington
Viet Cong Attack Hits Cam Ranh Bay Hospital Wards
Viet Cong commandos penetrated the Cam Ranh Bay hospital compound and bombed wards housing wounded U.S. soldiers. Two Americans were killed and 57 wounded as eight others died in Saigon area blasts, knocking out nine wards and damaging hospital quarters.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Cam Ranh Bay
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cholon
Communists Reject Peace Proposals at Vietnam Talks
UPI reports at the Paris talks U S negotiators urged the Communists to accept Allied settlement proposals as limits. Mme Nguyen Thi Binh and Xuan Thuy denounced Nixon's open door remarks and demanded a complete withdrawal of U S and Allied forces with a Communist settlement. The United States signaled it will wait for an appropriate response from North Vietnam and the Viet Cong.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Vietnam
Mme
Nguyen Thi Binh
Nixon
Saigon
Mme. Binh
Washington
Nguyen van Thieu Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
Thuy
AMA Complains Over New Medicare Controls Impacting Medicaid
The AMA told the government that new federal controls could deter doctors from treating Medicaid patients. Dr. Ernest B Howard, AMA executive vice president, criticized arbitrary payment units tied to July 1 rules. Medicaid remains a joint federal state program aiding the needy.
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Washington
UPI
The
American Medical Association
AMA
Ernest B Howard
Mary E. Switzer
Social and Rehabilitation Service
Apollo 11 astronauts report rock collection troubles on Moon
Space Center Houston reports Armstrong Aldrin and Collins described issues during the Sea of Tranquillity mission. They cited rock box instability on the Eagle table pistol grip camera problems and missed rock samples. Geologist Dr Shoemaker noted the crew hoped to bring back more interesting rocks from July 20.
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E. M. Shoemaker
Armstrong
Aldrin
American War Deaths Rise Slightly in Vietnam Week
APS reports 139 American combat deaths in the week ending Aug 2, up from 110, amid a fighting lull. Wounded total 1,110 with 591 hospitalized. U S casualties since Jan 1, 1961 reach 37,598. 1969 toll at 7,055. South Vietnamese losses ease. 276 killed, 545 wounded. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong deaths reach 535,186. First six weeks of lull leave 973 Americans and 1,916 South Vietnamese dead.
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Saigon
Aps
Vietnam
U.S
Klan Members Held For Arson In Bloomington
Two Bloomington men linked to the Ku Klux Klan were charged in arson warrants for fire bombing The Black Market Afro American shop near Indiana University. Carlisle W. Briscoe Jr. and Jackie Kinser faced Monroe Circuit Court warrants. Briscoe earlier hospitalized as a mental patient, Kinser surrendered after learning of arrest.
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Bloomington, Ind
UPI
Bloomington
Clifford Thrasher
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana University
Carlisle W. Briscoe Jr
Jackie Kinser
Monroe
Briscoe
Madison State Hospital
Kinser
Soviet warns Romania against disunity at communist congress
Soviet delegate Konstantin Katushev warned Romania and other socialist nations to counter perceived independence within the bloc. He challenged U S policy of engaging Eastern Europe as a per fidious tactic while Nicolai Ceausescu defended Romania s right to free sovereign development and Western trade. Moscow emphasized loyalty to the Soviet Union as the key test of bloc membership during Ceausescu s five hour address to 3 200 delegates.
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Bucharest
Soviet Union
Romania
Konstantin F Katushev
Communist Party
United States
Europe
Katushev
Nicolai Ceausescu
Moscow
Russia
Ceausescu
Mezhdunrodnaya Zhizn
Communist Movement
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Ind
New Hope
Richfield
Taylor
Arthur Olson
China
Lutheran World Federation
Olson
Church Resort
Bruce Woodford
Walker
Woodford
Reds
South China Sea
Red Cross
Mme. _ Binh
Medicare
Linton Daily
Sandefer
Tween
Klan
Russiarn
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