Harlem Globetrotters at Central gym in Indiana
Basketball fans will see the Harlem Globetrotters face the Washington Nationals at the Central gym. The Nationals boast an All-Star roster including a former ISU player. Many young fans attend, familiar with the Globetrotters from cartoons and TV specials.
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Martinsville
Turkey
Denver
Colorado
Lee Hixon
Canyon Valley
St. Louis
Christ
Tiny Tim
Charles Dickens
Attica Revolt Inmates Indicted In Wyoming County
The first 18 of 37 Attica rebellion indictments target inmates on charges from murder to promoting prison contraband. More indictments await opening at the Wyoming County Courthouse as the case proceeds under heavy guard amid lingering controversy over state actions.
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UPI
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Wyoming County
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Attica Defense Committee
Charles J. Pernasilice
Jessup Named Next Director of Indiana CJPA
Former Indiana state police superintendent Frank A. Jessup was chosen to lead the Criminal Justice Planning Agency. Governor elect Otis R. Bowen announced the appointment, noting Jessup will return to Indiana in January after living in Jacksonville, Florida.
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UPI
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Indiana
Criminal Justice Planning Agency
Jessup
Otis R. Bowen
Jacksonville
Fla
State Police
Communists React to Resumed U.S. Bombing of Vietnam
North Vietnam and Hanoi allies condemned the renewed bombing as a threat to the cease-fire talks. Soviet and British officials warned the move could slow Cold War diplomacy but stop short of derailing the broader dialogue. Viet Cong denounced Nixon’s approach as undermining peace efforts yet vowed to continue resistance.
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Xuan Thuy
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France
Viet Cong
Apollo 17 Returns From Moon Mission to Houston
Astronauts Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt return aboard America splashdown in the Pacific after a 12 day mission. Weather foreseen as perfect recovery near the Ticonderoga and Houston to host families for Christmas. Schmitt notes lunar samples may contain some of the oldest rocks on the moon dating beyond 4 billion years.
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Mishawaka Utility Workers Strike Over Salary Plan
Eighty two Mishawaka city utility workers from Local 1392 IBEW walked out this morning, picketing City Hall and the utilities office. They protest a proposed wage and salary schedule rejected by the Mishawaka Common Council, which had refused to table or amend it.
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Mishawaka
Ind
UPI
Boyle Resigns As UMW Leader In 1971 Transition
W A Tony Boyle resigns as United Mine Workers president amid a federal court ordered election contest won by Arnold Miller. Leonard Pankovich becomes interim head of the 205000-member union as Miller's installation is planned next month. Final unofficial results show Miller at 70372 votes to Boyle's 56334.
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UPI
W.A
Tony” Boyle
United Mine Workers
Boyle
Arnold Miller
Leonard Pankovich
Miller
Labor Department
Miller- Boyle
Joseph “Jock” Yablonski
Yablonski
International Union
Washington
Lyons Park to Get Federal Grant for Upgrades
A federal grant of 3 907 from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation will fund Lyons Park improvements. The Lyons Park on West Broad Street will gain playground equipment a multi purpose court water fountain sewer line and dump station road and parking lot resurfacing new signs and relocated overhead utility lines.
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Eighth District
Roger Zion
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Department of the Interior
West Broad Street
U S Bombers Downed as Hanoi Haiphong Raids Escalate
U S command reports three aircraft losses in raids over Hanoi and Haiphong on Monday night and today. Seven of 15 crewmen rescued. eight missing. Hanoi Radio claims six U S planes shot down and calls raids the fiercest of the war.
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Udorn
Thailand
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Sniper Kills Motorist Along I 465 in Indianapolis
Charles M. Raymond, 24, of Indianapolis, was shot through his windshield and killed while driving on Interstate 465 on the northwest side of Marion County. The shot from a likely bridge on Township Line Road appeared random. Raymond died as he veered onto the berm with passenger Jerry Schuetter, 24, at his side.
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UPI
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Interstate 465
Marion County
Township Line Road
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Marion County Sheriff's Department
Hendrickson
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Schuetter
Truman in Third Week of Hospitalization
Former President Harry Truman remained in very serious condition as he entered the third week of hospitalization in Kansas City. Doctors reported his kidneys were functioning at less than 10 percent and his heart and arteries were gravely impaired.
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UPI
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Truman
Research Hospital
John Dreves
U N General Assembly Shifts Terrorism Fight to Study Panel
The United Nations General Assembly voted 76 to 35 with 17 abstentions to form a 35 nation committee to study terrorism, sidetracking a proposed anti terrorism treaty and ending any early action on the issue. The vote capped the 1972 session with Arab, African and Communist blocs opposing a broader pact while citing concerns over actions affecting nationalist movements.
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