Murph the Surf faces New York court in jewel theft case
Murph the Surf Jack Murphy attends a New York Supreme Court appearance with two co defendants on charges tied to the October 29 burglary of the Museum of Natural History. The death of his girlfriend Bonnie Sutera from barbiturate poisoning is noted but Murphy remains unruffled.
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Murphy
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Supreme Court
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Miami Beach
Roger Clark
Museum of Natural History
Icy Spell to Hit Hoosier Area
United Press International reports Indiana faces an icy cold spell with highs in the mid 30s and overnight lows near zero in the north. Lake Michigan area may dip to 5 above zero with teens elsewhere, five day trend 5 to 10 degrees below normal, light snow possible and a mid week moderation before a colder return.
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United Press International
Indianapolis
Evansville
Airlines unify reservations for instant seat availability
Washington Weyl Elev reports that seven major U S airlines have merged electronic reservations to provide instant seat availability across carriers. The move marks the first time the carriers have agreed to store each other’s flight data on unified data processing systems, enabling customers to check seats regardless of airline.
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Washington — Weyl
Burch Fears Showdown At GOP Convention
GOP chairman Dean Burch predicts a bitter clash at the Chicago national committee meeting January 22 23 as moderates and conservatives battle over his ouster He says compromise seems unlikely and sees Goldwater including any reshaping talks as necessary to avoid a party split Goldwater counters that foes lack votes to remove him and urges a clear confrontation at Chicago
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Dean Burch
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Burch
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Unions threaten rail strike for Christmas eves
Three AFL CIO shopcraft unions threaten a nationwide walkout against most railroads. U S District Judge Perry eyed a 10 day restraining order to block the strike while evaluating bargaining authority. Unions IAM IBEW and Sheet Metal Workers represent about 50000 on train personnel amid wage pattern dispute.
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U.S
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International Association of Machinists
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Sheet Metal Workers International Association
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Accident East of Bloomfield Involves Milk Truck Crash
Wendell Ray Sparks, 21, of Bloomfield pleaded driving with improper brakes after a 9 40 am crash 13 miles east of Bloomfield on a county road. Elbert R. King, 60, of Ko leen drove a milk truck Crest of hill. Sparks swerved into the truck front causing 450 dollars damage to his car and 100 dollars to the milk truck. No injuries reported.
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Eagles Lodge Plans 61st Anniversary Celebration
The Eagles lodge announces its 61st anniversary event at the lodge home Friday night with a 7 pm entertainment program and guest speaker. A free meal will be served, followed by a dance from 9 30 pm to 12 30 am. Children of lodge members under 12 are invited to a Christmas party Sunday at 2 pm.
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Grills alleges illegal bid change on Shakamak school
State Sen elect Nelson Grills representing Lewis Township residents filed a restraining order in Marion County Superior Court to block $600,000 from the State Common School Fund for Shakamak School. He contends the district should have re advertised bids instead of a two year old change order. Hearing set for Dec 21 in Indianapolis.
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Clay County
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Marion County
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Stephen Brady, Jr
Lewis Township
Coalmont
Sullivan County
Jasonville
Midland
Another American Killed in Viet Nam War
Saigon reports another American death in combat with Viet Cong near the Performe River 390 miles north of Saigon as US forces tally 11 Vietnamese killed and 30 wounded. The downed C123 transport wreckage 380 miles northeast is found with two Americans, an Air Force major and an Army sergeant, among the dead.
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Performe River
Saigon
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War Crimes Court Opens at Auschwitz for Testimony
A West German court set a temporary tribunal at Auschwitz to verify testimony against 20 former Nazis charged with murdering millions of Jews. The outdoor court near the death wall tests whether inmate witnesses could have seen the horror described earlier, led by Judge Walter Holtz. One defendant, Dr. Franz Bernhard Lucas, 53, a gynecologist, is accused of selecting victims for gas chambers.
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Auschwitz Concentration Camp
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Franz Bernhard Lucas
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Sneak Preview of Goldfarb Movie Shown in Indianapolis
Indianapolis audience saw a sneak preview of John Goldfarb Please Come Home featuring Notre Dame in a fictional Arabian Desert Bowl against Fawzia University. Critics deem the film a farce built on gimmicks while Notre Dame faces an injunction suit over depictions of its players as undisciplined gluttons and drunks. The movie is set to open January 8.
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Upp
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Corbin Patrick
Indianapolis Star
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New York Supreme Court
Patrick
Three Chicago unions vow no rail strike until after New Year
In Chicago three shop craft unions pledged not to strike against the nation’s railroads until after the New Year holiday. The move aims to avoid disruption during the holiday season and preserve supply lines and passenger service.
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Chicago
Supreme Court Upholds Rights Bill Motel and Restaurant rulings
The Supreme Court ruled the public accommodations section of the Civil Rights Law constitutional based on motel and restaurant test cases. It also quashed sit-in prosecutions in establishments covered by the act. The decisions, 4 to 0 on the motel and restaurant cases, were unanimous in the opinions by Justice Tom C. Clark.
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Indiana Traffic Death Toll Keeps Rising From Last Year
The 54 hour weekend raised the year total to at least 1,318 with seven deaths over the period. Victims include William Adair 17 of Lebanon killed in a Whitestown car train crash. Robert Meadows 63 of Bloomington struck on a city street. Delores Leonard 34 of New Buffalo in a three car crash. Lillian Ott 48 of Chesterton and couple William and Lena Gushwa 57. Madge Allen 77 of Indianapolis and Virginia Higginbotham 34 of Terre Haute died in separate incidents. Francis Studer 50 of Indianapolis died from injuries after involving cars at a city street intersection.
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James Wright
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Ezra Shhumacher
Nappanee
Madge Allen
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Indiana to study reserve to guard integration plan
Indiana Adjutant General John S. Anderson outlined briefings with Governor Welsh Branigin and top Army Reserve officers on a Defense Secretary McNamara proposal to fold Army reservists into the National Guard. He stressed the 38th and 70th Divisions would be realigned, with reservists training largely as before but under a unified immediate reserve structure.
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Olympic swimmers to compete in Marseilles event
Olympic gold medalists Don Schollander and Gary Ilman have accepted to race in the 100 meter freestyle at the Marseilles meet on December 19. Alain Gottvalles of France, tied with Steve Clark for the world record at 52.9 seconds, is possible.
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Ore
Gary Ilman
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Marseilles
France
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Steve Clark
Los Altos
Rusk Confers With De Gaulle on Many Issues
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with Charles de Gaulle in Paris for about ninety minutes discussing an Allied multilateral nuclear force and NATO options. Rusk conveyed President Johnsons greetings and said the talks were friendly and frank. Officials noted ANF discussions could influence future alliances in the Far East and Middle East.
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Three divorce suits filed in Greene Circuit Court
Three divorce actions were filed in Greene Circuit Court at Bloomfield on Saturday. The petitions names are Sharon Turley versus Herman Turley, Sheila Schmaltz versus James M Schmaltz, and Joe Scott versus Lola Scott.
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Herman Turley
Sheila Schmaltz
James M. Schmaltz
Joe Scott
Lola Scott
Howell Doubtful for Rangers Versus Canadiens Tonight
New York Rangers defenseman Harry Howell is listed doubtful to start tonight’s game against Montreal. Doctors planned a late evaluation as Howell nurses an unspecified injury, adding uncertainty to Coach Les Gauvreau’s lineup and the team’s defensive pairings for the matchup.
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York Rangers
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