Ford strategizes to gain delegates for GOP nomination
President Ford returns from Puerto Rico and outlines plans to win the remaining 66 delegates needed for the Kansas City Republican convention. Reagan tours California, Carter campaigns with fund-raising stops, and Weicker backs Ford in Connecticut as convention fights heat up.
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United Press International
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Puerto Rico
Kansas City
Washington
Japan
Ronald Rea
Gan
California
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Santa Barbara
Carter
Plains
Turncoat to return from China after Korea war
James G. Veneris, last of 21 American POWs who stayed in China after Korea, plans to return to the United States by mid July after applying for a passport. He lived in Tsiwan Shantung, married a Chinese woman, had two children, and worked in a paper mill. He was captured Nov 28, 1950 at age 28.
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UPI
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China
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Calif
United States
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Corsicana
Tex
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Shantung Province
U.S
Korea
Exemption revoked for Teamster fund
The IRS has revoked the tax-exempt status of the Teamsters central states pension fund over alleged mismanagement. The fund, valued at about 1.4 billion dollars, faces back taxes running into millions, with hearings planned and investigations into loans to associates and ties to organized crime. Frank Fitzsimmons heads the 16-trustee board.
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Union
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Nevada
Senate Labor Committee
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Las Vegas
Departments of Justice and Labor
Department of Labor
Pacific Coast
Obituaries from Indiana and Illinois Our Fort Wayne and Bloomfield notices
Funeral services were held for Grover Russell Cameron 52 of Fort Wayne who died after a six month illness. Survivors include his widow Sara two sons William and Kevin and two daughters. Also noted is his employment as vice president of Fen-Guard Corp and burial in New Marion. Separate notices list Peter Vannucci 81 Bloomfield and Charles William Sims 77 Linton with details of birth and family, officiants, and pending arrangements. Public notices cover multiple small-town deaths and arrangements.
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Fort Wayne
Grover Russell Cameron
Cameron
Indianapolis
Allen County
Fen- Guard Corp
New Marion
St. Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sara
William
Kevin
Terry Zinz
Debra Cameron
Bloomfield
Jenkins
Peter Vannucci
Greene County General Hospital
Vannucci
Rome
Italy
Giovanni
Merlo Vannucci
Thelma
John
Peter
Chicago
Michael Conrad
Grandview
Charles William Sims
Linton
Sim
Dayton
Ohio
Dora Burris Sims
Sherwood Templeton Coal Co
United Mine Workers of America
Jasonville
A.M
Order of Eastern Star
Susan Brown Sims
Wilma Pickel
Pennesken
N.J
Susan
Frank Sims
Maude Sypmiewski
Detroit
Mich
Hazel Thomas
Welch and Cornett
Olive Branch plans July 4 celebration
The Olive Branch Baptist Church will host an all day Fourth of July event with members in period costumes. A noon basket dinner featuring pork barbecue will be served, followed by old fashioned games and singing in the afternoon.
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Olive Branch Baptist Church
Note of thanks to friends and nurses at Winona Hospital
Geneva Pankey expresses gratitude for cards letters flowers and gifts received during hospital stay credits doctors and nurses for kindness and care and says all acts large and small will not be forgotten.
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Winona Hospital
Area Record and Births in Greene County Notes
Area Record lists residents of Greene County with admissions and dismissals including John Starkey Linton Donald Flanagan Bloomfield Arnold Bales Linton Gladys Garlit Coalmont Albert Klusner Dugger James Givens Bloomfield Zelma Brown Linton Mary Dyer Worthington reports a birth a son weighing seven pounds four ounces to Mr and Mrs Ralph Bailey Jr Linton Births also note a son seven pounds six ounces to Mr and Mrs Dennis Ewing Hutsonville Sullivan transfer of Jenny Buckley to Beverly Manor Nursing Home Vincennes Delpha Woodrow Carlisle Virginia Ault Palestine Martha Tryon Linton transfer to Union Teresa Hyde and son Farmersburg Patricia McDaniel Robinson The Linton Fire Department was called at 3 30 am today to Fourth Street where an abandoned building caught fire and burned.
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Greene County
John Starkey
Linton
Donald Flanagan
Bloomfield
Arnold Bales
Gladys Garlit
Coalmont
Albert Klusner
Dugger
James Givens
Zelma Brown
Mary Dyer
Worthington
Ralph Bailey
Estelle Mayfield
Jasonville
Wilma Fields
Lyons
Mildred Taylor
Mary Sherman
Pearl Stewart
Farmersburg
David LeDune
Carlisle
Dorothy Utt
Sullivan
Wieghing
Dennis Ewing
Hutsonville
Jenny Buckley
Beverly Manor
Vincennes
Delpha Woodrow
Virginia Ault
Palestine
Martha Tryon
Union
Teresa Hyde and Son
Patricia McDaniel
Robinson
Fourth Street
Dandelions Featured In Naturalist Hour And Local Programs
A recurring Junior Naturalist hour invites children to earn a patch by identifying ten plants and animals, focusing on the dandelion a common lawn weed with rich historic uses. The piece describes dandelion nutrition remedies sat in Europe and America and lists upcoming evening programs at local park shelters and events through July.
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Indiana
Judge Sharp Guest Of Greene County Realtors
Judge William Sharp of Owen County Circuit Court spoke to Greene County Board of Realtors at Town Meeting Restaurant. He urged voters to consider candidate caliber and warned against blanket public cynicism while noting officials are not all bad. Families and many local realtors attended.
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William Sharp
Owen County Circuit Court
Greene County Board of Realtors
Sharp
Lyons Assembly plans crusade
Lyons Assembly of God Church will host a children’s crusade July 5 to 9 with the theme Pioneers for Jesus. Daily 9 30 a.m. classes for ages four and up led by Rev and Mrs Larry Harville. Puppets adventures songs and Bible stories each day. Transportation inquiries to 659 2250.
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Lyons
Thomas Gilman
Larry Harville
Neosho
Harville
Gilman
Senate rejects busing amendment in HEW funding bill
The Senate defeated Sen. Jesse Helms amendment 58 to 27 that would bar HEW from using funds to force racial or national origin based pupil or teacher assignments or to require records on race. Debates focused on busing as a remedy with Byrd adding limits not affecting court-ordered cases.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
HEW
Labor Department
Helms
Edward Brooke
Mass
Brooke
Chamber
Robert Byrd
Byrd
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis Prices Sold
UPI reports mixed livestock trading with hogs down 50 to 100 cents per cwt across key weights. fat hogs 50-53 dollars, sows up to 25 higher. Cattle show steady to strong demand with steers and heifers near 38 to 39 dollars, cows 27 to 29 dressed, bulls 31 to 35. Sheep seen 100 heads with lambs 41 to 42.50 and ewes 8 to 10 dollars. A broader 70 markets show light demand and lower hog prices, with No 1-2 hogs 51.50 to 52.00, sows 41 to 43.50 and beef cattle mixed by weight.
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Indiana
Dogcatcher Plea Urges Locking Dogs Up in Linton
William Lehman the city dogcatcher urged owners to keep dogs chained or penned as required by ordinance. He noted constant complaints about loose dogs and limited pound space with 30 dogs slated for shipment tonight to relieve crowding.
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William Lehman
City of
Linton
Lehman
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