Indiana State University to honor notable figures at June graduation
Federal Judge Sarah T. Hughes will deliver the commencement address at Indiana State University's June 4 graduation in Terre Haute and son's Misa Hughes will receive an honorary degree. Other honorees include D Mead Johnson, Max E Britton, Wasen T Lietzo da Cunha, and Maynard C Wheeler. Bob Hope received the Herbert Hoover Memorial Award at the Boys Clubs of America convention in Pittsburgh. Lynda Johnson Robb was aboard USS Hope in Cartagena gathering material for a magazine article. The Adirondack white water derby heads into weekend races with notable participants including Robert F. Kennedy and Stewart Udall. NBC and CBS donated film to the Kennedy Library. Amis faces Soviet mistrust over a new Bond novel idea.
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Texas
Johson
Jos F. Kennedy
Dallas
Indiana State University
Misa Hughes
Terre Haute
Mead Johnson & Co
Evansville
Ind
Max E. Britton
Office of Naval Research Arctic Project
Alaska
Wasen T. Lietzo da Cunha
United States
Maynard C. Wheeler
Board of
Commercial'Solvents Corp
Bob Hope
Boys Clubs of America
Pittsburgh
Richard M. Nizom
Lynn Gem Johnson
FBI
J. Edgar ‘Hooves
Hope
Phylia Diller
Norm
Nixon
Gerald Slenifa
Denison
Tex
Boys ‘Club
Lynda Bird Johnson
Cartagena
Colombia
Miss Johnson
President Johnson
McCall's Magazine
Hudson River
Rocky
Len
Robert F. Kennedy
Stewart L. Udall
New York
Udall
Adirondack Mountain
North Creek
N.Y
Slayer Denied Reprieve In California Execution
Governor Reagan refused to halt the scheduled execution of Daniel A. Roberts in San Quentin next Tuesday. Roberts, 43, was convicted in 1965 of the robbery strangling of his landlady Pearl Popejoy. Reagan said no new facts or valid reasons supported clemency, and he denied the lie detector test request after six psychiatrists advised the results would be unreliable.
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Reagan
Danial
Roberts
San Quentin
Francisco
Pearl Popejoy
California
Supreme Court
Edwin Mees
Meese
Marty
Marine Surrenders After Gun Spree
Marine Cpl. David Lopez 20 a Vietnam veteran who was busted to corporal went AWOL and fired at fellow Marines. He telephoned his mother to pick him up at Kennedy High School then surrendered at Fremont Police Headquarters after a tense pursuit.
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Fremont
David Lopez
Lopez
Kennedy High School
Roger J. Newman
Lopes Pays Wap
Concord Novel
Burt
Firm Sued in Dropping of Program
Los Angeles report says Conservative-radio commentator Dan Smoot sues Lewis Food Co for canceling 48 weekly programs. He asserts a 1962 contract to sponsor radio and TV slots in the western United States. The dispute centers on a will and the validity of the late Dallas Bedrod Lewis’s bequests to Smoot and others. Yolanda Lewis, widow, challenges the will claiming undue influence by Smoot and the John Birch Society.
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Los. Angeles
Dan Smoot
Lewis Food Co
Pet Food Company
Smoot
Food Company
United States
Dallas Bedrod
Lewis
John Birch Society
Pepperdine
Collge
Yolanda
California crops assess disaster impact at special board meeting
Sacramento special meeting set by the State Board of Agriculture for May 1 to review four months of rain damage. W Ward Henderson reports crops suffer losses and spring planting halted, with pear and cherry hardest hit. Barley, wheat, oats and summer range feed show better prospects. board seeks federal penalties relief for skip row cotton planting to speed harvest and cut pink bollworm risk. May 11 testimony will include agriculture, canning, labor and finance groups.
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Sacramento
California
State Board of Agriculture
Réagar
W. Ward Herderson
Henderson
Smog Test Finds 60 Percent Of 1967 Cars Fail Standards
Los Angeles report quotes smog control chief Louis Fulter, noting 60 percent of 1967 model cars tested failed to meet state emission standards. The study shows higher hydrocarbon emissions than permitted, raising concerns about air quality effectiveness.
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Los: Angeles
California
Louis Fulter
Coppolino Enters Prison After Illegal Verdict Plea Loss
Dr. Carl Coppolino, 34, Sarasota anesthesiologist, began a life sentence in Florida State Prison after a Naples jury convicted him of second degree murder in the Aug. 28, 1965 death of his first wife Carmela. His lawyers failed to win free dom with an illegal verdict plea and he faces appeal costs as not a legal pauper.
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Bradenton
Fla
Carl Coppolino
Florida State
Sarasota
Thors
Naples
Frs
Cappolino
Frieday
Carmela
Frese-Gelegram Bar Published Daily Except Sunday
Frese-Gelegram bar is published daily at 6th Street and Pine Avenue in Long Beach except Sundays.
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Bar
6Th Treet
Pine Avenua
Long Beach
Taylor Defends Vietnam Policy Amid Tear Gas Disturbance
Former Joint Chiefs chairman Maxwell D. Taylor spoke at Chabot College during the gymnasium dedication. Tear gas cartridges were released, driving about 125 attendees from seats and bleachers. Police reported no injuries, while about 20 pickets opposed U.S. policy and a counter-picket ring formed outside. Taylor defended bombing North Vietnam as necessary to pressure the enemy and urged more troops on the front.
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Taylor
Chabot
North Vietnam
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