Spann's Book Up For Pulitzer Prize Consideration
Indiana State University history professor Edward K. Spann has learned his forthcoming work Ideals and Politics 19th Century Liberals in New York is under Pulitzer Prize jury consideration for 1973. The book from SUNY Press surveys liberalism as evolving and links New York liberalism to capitalism urbanization and mass politics. Spann, a professor since 1961, resides with wife Joanne and four children at 2705 S 25th St.
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Go go dancer Gloria Bee charged in nude dancing case
Indianapolis police arrested 21 year old Gloria Bee of Plainfield on Wednesday night charged with dancing in the nude at a downtown tavern. She was slated for arraignment today in a city- controlled court.
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Suspected Drug Dealer Arrested at Weir Cook Airport
Security agents at Delta Airlines Gate 25 detained James Hartley, 44, of Indianapolis, after foil wrapped packages believed to be cocaine were found on him. Hartley fled toward a restroom and attempted to flush the packages as investigators moved in.
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Powers to Speak at Notre Dame
Francis Gary Powers, U-2 pilot shot down over Russia in 1960, will speak at Notre Dame on Friday. He was freed in 1962 in exchange for a Soviet spy. The Student Union Academic Commission sponsors the event. The report also notes Minnesota's 95 percent population near recreational waters.
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Prisoner loses bid for habeas writ over jail conditions
Spokane report: Herbie Woods challenged Wa pato City Jail conditions as cruel and unusual punishment. The Washington Court of Appeals rejected his writ, stating jails need decency but need not be social or country club settings.
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Franks New Trial Bid Denied in Fort Wayne
Paul E. Franks Jr. of Fort Wayne had his motion for a new trial denied by Special Judge Alfred W. Moellering of Allen Circuit Court. Franks, convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison for a 1970 crime, challenged venue changes and the sufficiency of the evidence.
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Butz Re-Enlisted as Ag Secretary in Nixon Second Term
President Nixon re-enlisted Earl L. Butz as secretary of agriculture amid hints of a major White House shakeup. Butz said he may stay only until a successor arrives, while praising the team and noting he is getting comfortable after a year in the post. The plan includes farm legislation and rural programs with an $11 billion budget, but specifics remain to be announced.
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Jurors Award 24500 in Damage Suit
A Vigo Superior Court jury awarded Donald High 24500 for injuries from a rear collision on Sept 11 1969. Defendants Rosemond Cooper and Ivan Bolin faced the suit over a Union Cab Co vehicle strike at 19th Street and Eighth Avenue. High was represented by Robert Wright. defense lawyers were Eric Frey and Norman Lowery.
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John Blake
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Local Estates Are Probated In Vigo County Court
Several estates were filed in Vigo Probate Court by attorney Sam Beecher. Names include Thomas Patti Jr 66 Isidor Zambenini 77 Pearl Wilkerson 67 George W Rogers 77 Dorothy Ewing 69 with executors Rose Mary Caress William Zambenini Florence Voyles and Lester Pratt named.
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Truman Remains Critically Ill in Hospital
Former President Truman was admitted Tuesday with pulmonary congestion and bronchitis. He is in serious condition with heart weakness from arteriosclerosis and a hospital spokesman reported infection complicating his case. The hospital says he has passed through an ultracortical period as family notes his 87-year-old mother-in-law stays with him.
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Funeral director trophy recipient Willie Hunter dies at 66
Titusville pa Willie Hunter who earned a funeral directors trophy for meritorious mourning service three years ago died at age 66. He attended 3,000 funerals and was buried with his trophy as nine people attended his funeral.
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Ride History: Shoot the Chutes from Ruggieri Gardens Paris
The amusement ride shoot the chutes traces back to mid-19th century Paris at Ruggieri Gardens, a popular attraction that inspired later water chute designs.
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Humboldt Lodge Elects Officers for 1973
Humboldt Masonic Lodge 42 elected Robert P. Lambert as worshipful master for 1973. Lester Lumsdon and Richard Simpson were chosen as senior and junior wardens respectively, with a slate of past masters filling treasurer secretary and other roles. Lambert serves as food service director at St. Mary of the Woods College.
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L.william Lumsden
Lewis Tanoos
Humbert West
Emple
Charles Bailey
Michael Morris
Julius Aherns
Hubert West
George Barbee
St. Mary-of-the-Woods College
Indiana calf crop for 1972 projected at 672000 head
Indiana farm statisticians at Purdue University project a 1972 calf crop of 672000 head, up two percent from 658000 calves raised in the previous year.
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Apple Growing Story on Film
Cooperative Extension Service prepares a film on apple growing from spring planting to fall harvest. Horticulturist Robert Fuller says it will air December 16 at 2 p.m. on Channel 10. The piece focuses on Wabash Valley apple production with recipes by Marion Paddick.
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