India Pakistan clash expands as Bombay raid and diplomacy unfold
United Nations vetoes blocked cease fire moves as the United States considers seeking General Assembly action. Pakistan jets attack Bombay while India recognizes Bangla Desh rebels as East Pakistan's government and sides with a broader regional shift.
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U S May Halve Support of U N
The House appropriations subcommittee approved a $2.84 billion foreign aid bill cutting U S contributions to the United Nations by 100 million dollars. Chair Otto E Passman said the UNDP surplus prompted the cut as part of broader foreign aid action.
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Swift Is Honored As Outstanding Indiana FOP Officer
James L. Swift of Terre Haute named winner of the first Addie Maddox Memorial Award by the Indiana FOP. He serves as Terre Haute police lieutenant and FOP president. the honor honors devotion to duty and concern for fellow officers.
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Terre Haute
Addie Maddox
Indiana Fraternal Order of Police
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Terre Haute Police Department
Martin
FOP
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Pat Stark
Indianapolis
Evansville
Stark
Terre Haute Fop
Indiana General Assembly
Corrections Ordered at Thunderbird Mine Near Sullivan
Thunderbird mine near Sullivan reopened Monday after a midnight shutdown for corrections ordered by the U S Bureau of Mines. A spokesman said workers returned to load coal once fixes were completed, with regular inspections and weekly spot checks typical in such federal safety actions.
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Basket Fund Gifts Mounting for Christmas Outreach
Cash donations to the Tribune Star Basket Fund will aid families in Vigo County. Bring contributions to the Tribune-Star office at 721 Wabash Ave. All donations will be published. Those needing baskets must apply in person to Miss Sharon Times at the Christmas Clearing House, 20 Chestnut St., 4:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mondays through Fridays.
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Vigo County
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One Suspect Cleared in Indy Murders
Indianapolis Lt. Joseph McAtee said one of the suspects in last week’s triple slaying of three men has been cleared. Police plan lie detector tests for questioned individuals while seeking tips from about 400 callers. Victims James Barker 26 Robert Hinson Jr 27 and Robert A Gierse 35 were found bound in sheets at an eastside home linked to Hinson and Gierse as they ran B&B Microfilm Service Co. detectives probe their business to uncover motives and suspects.
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Indianapolis
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Chalos Questions Legality of Downtown Park Purchase
City Councilman-elect Pete Chalos questions the legality of a recent council resolution authorizing a downtown land purchase funded by Brittle bank money for a park near the University Civic Amphitheater. He cites an 1967 ordinance for Brittlebank Park and argues the move may not honor the donor’s intent.
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Brittle Bank
University Civic
Board of Park Commissioners
Terre Town
Brittlebank Park
Chalos
Chales
Julius Brittlebank
Weather map details for Terre Haute and region
Regional forecast notes cloudy conditions with periods of rain tonight and Tuesday. Indiana and Illinois entries project rain with highs in the 40s to mid 50s and 60 percent rain chances. Dirt dust reading around 65 micrograms per cubic meter, lower than 1970 average. Suprise sunrise at 7 55 a.m. and sunset at 5 00 p.m.
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Indiana
Illinois
Trudeau Meeting Opens Nixon's Summit Sessions
Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau arrives at the White House to launch Nixon's summit talks with allies ahead of trips to Peking and Moscow. They press for an end to the 10 percent import surtax while seeking broader cooperation on trade and monetary issues amid global shifts and regional conflicts.
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Theopee Blade Used in Fencing Competition
The term Theopee refers to a fencing blade measuring 35 inches long with no cutting edge. This designation appears in historical fencing context and outlines blade design rather than combat capability.
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