Eight arrested in Terre Haute vice raid on N. 4th St
Terre Haute police conducted a late Friday night vice raid at 727 and 733 N. 4th St and arrested eight people on prostitution charges. Jewell D. Tinsley, 51, and three others faced aiding and abetting or operating a house of prostitution. all were released on $500 bond and scheduled for City Court Monday morning.
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Jewell D. Tinsley
Audrey Dorsey
N. 4Th St
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Karen Ann Herren
Gary
Elaine 0. Brown
Pamela Bryant
Jeanette Watkins
Now You Know By United Press International
Fred W. Thayer invented the catcher s mask, a noted development in baseball gear attributed to his design.
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United Press International
Fred W. Thayer
Allied Forces Press Reds In Cambodia and Laos
Allied forces push into eastern Cambodia and Laos as monsoon offensives disrupt enemy supply lines. U S forces report 10 mortar rounds hitting an American unit near Da Nang with some injuries. Saigon says 79 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops killed in two battles near Phnom Penh Saigon highway. Sixty enemy dead, 14 South Vietnamese killed, 32 wounded in a separate clash. North of Highway 1 South Vietnamese armor calls in reinforcements after heavy fire. About 300 miles north Laotian troops advance toward the Bolovens plateau.
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U.S
South Vietnam
196Th
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Saigon Command
Phnom Penh
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Neak Luong
Highway 1
le Trung Kien
Hien
Vigo County Fair Queen to Be Crowned Tonight
Eighteen young ladies compete for Miss Vigo County Fair at 7 p.m. in Honey Creek Square Mall. Miss Cynthia Richardson crowns the new queen, who will reign during the Vigo County Fair opening Sunday and a week of festivities.
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Connie Frew
Jackie Hagan
Brenda Kay Helt
Ellen Jarvis
Paula Kay Koester
Betsy Larr
Becky McQueary
Janice Ann Miller
Pam Modesitt
Cheryl Yvonne Muench
Laura Louise Osburn
Barbara Perigo
Jo Anne Perigo
Jeanette Willig
Vigo County
Congress Begins Month-Long Summer Recess
Washington enters a government wide exodus as Congress starts a month long recess. The Senate adjourned at 7 34 p m after passing an 18 billion higher education aid bill and three major appropriations measures. Nixon spends the weekend in Maine as federal agencies operate on limited staff through September 8.
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Congress
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House
Nixon
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Weather Forecast For Terre Haute and Surrounding Areas
The Weather Map reports fair conditions with little temperature change through Sunday. Terre Haute vicinity expects high 80s, low tonight around 58 to 65, precipitation minimal at 5 percent tonight. Indiana statewide fair with highs in the low to mid 80s, lows in the 60s, chance of rain 10 to 20 percent. Illinois forecast fair tonight then warmer Sunday with highs mid to upper 80s. Thermometer reads 63 at 6 am and 84 at 2 pm.
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Vicinity
Indiana
Illinois
Apollo 15 Splashdown Near Hawaii Ends 12 Day Moon Voyage
Apollo 15 returns to Earth after a 12 day mission with rock samples and nearly two miles of lunar surface film. Astronauts Scott Irwin Worden describe primeval rocks near Hadley Base and possible ancient lava flows. Splashdown set 4:46 p.m. EDT about 285 miles north of Hawaii with a Hawaii chant welcoming arrival.
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Mission Control Center
Joe Allen
Scott
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Allen
Irwin
Falcon
Hadley Base
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Space Center
Hadley’ Base
Worden
Moon Orbit
Houston
Weight check clears 747 of overweight claim in crisis
Pan American Airways says a 747 that struck landing lights on takeoff from San Francisco July 30 was 25 tons under its maximum weight, countering Sen Edward Kennedy charge. The story layers other July events from Belfast Saigon New Orleans Houston Washington and Maine where Nixon rests as Muskie looms.
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Pan American Airways
San Francisco
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Fulbright's Committee Holds Pentagon Aid
Sen. J W Fulbright heads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee which voted 15 to 0 to withhold the $3.3 billion foreign aid request until the Pentagon provides the latest five year military aid plans. The panel may withhold already appropriated funds after 35 days if documents are not supplied or Nixon invokes executive privilege. Fulbright renews demand after Defense Secretary Melvin R Laird says no such plan exists.
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Nixon Administration
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
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Sen
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Administration
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Department of Defense
Arkansas Democrat
Laird
Equal Rights for Women Senate Nixes Bayh's Rider
The Senate rejected Sen. Birch Bayh's proposal to bar sex discrimination in colleges receiving federal funds, amid concerns it could require coeducation at military academies including West Point the Naval Academy Air Force Academy and The Citadel. Senator Thurmond warned the amendment might force admissions of women to these institutions, sparking ongoing debate.
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Senate
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Bayh
Thurmond
U.S. Military Academy
U.S. Naval Academy
Air Force Academy
Citadel
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