Anderson chosen as American Party vice presidential nominee
The American Party nominated Tom Anderson of Tennessee as its vice presidential candidate at its convention in Louisville. John G. Schmitz, California congressman, is the presidential nominee. Anderson, a long-time farmer and publisher, lives in Pigeon Forge Tennessee. The party aims to appear on 35 to 40 states with hopes to gain ballot access in the November election.
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Louisville
American Party
Tom Anderson
Tennessee
Crusader For Freedom
John G. Schmitz
California
Republican Party
John Birch
Anderson
Tmne
Florida Growers and Ranchers
Pigeon Forge
Schmitz
George McGovern
Nixon
Council On Foreign Relations
Bergers
Netherlands
Alabama
George Wallace
Stalactite damage leads to court action at Ohio Caverns
West Liberty man Louis R. Maruca admits breaking a stalactite at Ohio Caverns but says it was an accident. Park manager Max Evans seeks damages in Urbana Municipal Court after a $20 fine dispute. Ohio Caverns Corp president Marion Smith says the formational loss cannot be replaced and that the company prosecutes to deter souvenir taking. About 20,000 visitors yearly, most are respectful.
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Ohio Caverns
West Liberty
Louis R. Maruca
Max Evans
Maruca
Evans
Urbana
Marion Smith
Ohio Caverns Corp
Smith
Fonda Subpoena Sought by House Panel
The House Internal Security Committee was asked to subpoena actress Jane Fonda for questioning about her Hanoi trip. Rep. Fletcher Thompson said the inquiry into antiwar propaganda broadcasts aimed at U S service members in Southeast Asia would be incomplete without hers. Fonda voiced willingness to testify and share her views.
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Washington
House
Internal Security Committee
Jane Fonda
Hanoi
Congress
Rep
Fletcher Thompson
Rga
Miss Fonda
Southeast Asia
Los Angeles
Five Greeks Convicted in Plot to Oust Greek Government
A military tribunal convicted five Greeks and acquitted three others for conspiring to overthrow the government. The scheme reportedly included plans to kidnap John F Kennedy and form assault squads. Sentences ranged from one year suspended to three years three months. Defendants were arrested July 15 by security police on charges of conspiring to commit illegal acts.
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Athens
John F Kennedy
Banks
Janean Kennedy
Greece
Jacqueline
Aristoule Onass
Four Die in Barrington Hills Slaughterhouse Robbery
In Barrington Hills Illinois four relatives were killed in a suspected robbery at a $100,000 mansion. Investigators found shell casings from two firearms, and noted no forced entry though the telephone was torn from its wall.
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Barrington Hills
Chicago
Jerry Harmon
Cook County Sheriff's Police
Ali McGraw Sues Evans for Divorce in Santa Monica
Actress Ali McGraw 33 files for divorce from Paramount executive Robert Evans in Santa Monica Superior Court citing irreconcilable differences. Married Oct. 24 1969 the couple has one child Joshua about 18 months old.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ali McGraw
Paramount
Robert Evans
Santa Monica Superior Court
Joshua
Signs urge visitors to avoid touching stalactites on tour
Guides remind tour groups along the route not to touch stalactites at three points of the trip. Signs placed throughout the route reinforce the rule and protect the formations.
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McGovern
Wallace
John
Richard B. Kay
Cleveland
Ohio
Homer Fikes
Texas
Bob Moss
Clay Smothers
Dallas, Tex
Smothers
CUIDE
Dame
America
Todey
Cincinnati
Cith
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Paul M. Corbett
Marion
Barbara Boand
Anthony Boand
Miss Boand
Brookford
McAlpin's Men's Clothing
WOGCO
Yankee Rd
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