Meadle cleared to talk with attorney over Calley case
Army allows Paul Meadle to consult with his attorney as his name surfaces in the Calley murder court martial. Kesler says Meadle may testify, though he has not been subpoenaed, while Army officials clarify private counsel are not barred for potential witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Kesler
Army
Paul Meadle
West Terre Haute
My Lai
Kesler
Ft. Benning
Amy
William L. Calley Jr
Meadle
William Calley Jr
Daniels
Calley
MIRV controversy stalls in Congress over unilateral limits
Critics in Congress argue MIRV development continues despite calls to halt work. Representative Jeffrey Cohelan, a prominent MIRV critic, says opponents seek a U.S.-Soviet agreement outlawing the weapon but won’t oppose continued U.S. research on their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Safeguard
Jeffrey Cohelan
D-Calif
United States
Debates on Harris leadership clash with party neutrality
The article portrays Washington figures debating Harris's neutrality as party chair and his favoritism toward himself. It notes Humphrey and Muskie views, vetoes of advisory nominees, and a perceived snub to prior Democratic leaders, highlighting intra party rifts over 1972 prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Harris
Humphrey
Muskie
Lennon returns MBE in protest over wars
Beatle John Lennon has returned his MBE to Buckingham Palace in a protest against British involvement in the Nigerian Biafran conflict and Britain’s support of U S actions in Vietnam. The remark notes limited British aid as seen during visits and cites casual overheard chatter from NYC venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lennon
Buckingham Palace
U.S
Vietnam
Women's discrimination issue debated by board and Mrs Nixon
The board praised Mrs Nixon's public statement on discrimination yet urged more briefing. It proposed a private White House seminar for Mrs Nixon with experts to explain the facts and implications of discrimination against women in American society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
America
Friedan
White House
Americans Freed From Chinese Detention After Confession
The two Americans Baldwin and Mrs. Donald were released after stating they admitted entering Chinese waters by mistake. They reported being treated well, but endured solitary confinement in Heung Chau and later at the Red Star People’s Commune near Canton. Both said they lost weight and appeared tired but in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Canton University
Baldwin
China News Agency
Dispatch
China
Heung Chau
Macao
Happy People’s Commune
Canton
Red Star People’s Commune
Tate murders case shakes San Jose hearing
Miss Atkins faces skepticism as her father questions her hypnotic influence claim about the Tate murders. Terry Melcher, linked to Doris Day, testified at the hearing about Manson’s past interest in his Benedict Canyon estate. Former associates recall Manson’s talk of a killing spree to spark a race war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Melcher
Benedict Canyon
Miss Tate
Manson
Miss Atkins
City Hall Worker Faces Charges After Crash
Albert Ballard a 52 year old custodian at City Hall was arrested on charges of public intoxication and no operator's license after his car hit two parked vehicles on Gilbert Avenue. Police say damages totaled about $800 and Ballard was jailed at Vigo County Jail awaiting a City Court appearance Wednesday.
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Albert Ballard
College Ave
City Hall
Ballard
Gilbert Ave
William Carter
Oak St
Carter
Ballard Auto
Edward Spence
Spence
Vigo County
Memorial Heart Donation From McPherson Unit
The Vigo County Heart Association received a sizable donation from members of Chief Warrant Officer Robert W. McPherson's Army unit. McPherson, 59, of Terre Haute, died recently in West Germany after heart trouble. His wife Marie attended funeral services with military escort CWO Raymond Porath, a unit member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo County
Germany
Name Executrix Named In Gilley Will
Jessie I. Coon of Fenwood Avenue was appointed executrix of the will of her late sister Martha Gilley who died November 30 at age 67. The will dated August 20 1968 provides cash legacies of 4200 to Ralph I. Coon and 1000 to Robert Gilley with two items of antique furniture to Lois Harman and the residue to the sister. Attorney Leroy A. Francis listed as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie I. Coon
Fenwood Ave
Martha Gilley
Edward L. Hamilton
Ralph I. Coon
St. Paul, Minn
Robert Gilley
Woodlane
Lois V. Harman
Plum St
Leroy A. Francis
Doors and venues named after myths across a cultural maze
The speaker riffs on doors labeled with names like Troilus Cres sida Othello and Derde mona in hotels and basements, noting discotheques with Daphnis Chloe and curious pairings. They compare mythic names to real places, wonder about their meanings, and ponder time left in the moment. The piece blends humor and reflection on cultural signage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troilus
Cressida
Hilton
Cyprus
Kings Road
London
Daphnis
Chloe
Damon
Pythias
Howe Cavern
Doc
Tax Bill Debate Hints at Political Maneuver and Veto Risks
Senators and representatives clash over a tax reform plan with riders and amendments. House leaders push repealing the investment credit and lowering oil depletion while the Senate adds higher personal exemptions. Critics warn a veto if the conference committee fails to craft a fiscally responsible bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Wisconsin
John W. Byrnes
GOP
House
Nixon
Rockets Hit Camp Airstrip Kill Wound Vietnamese
Report from South Vietnam describes five rockets striking a camp airstrip Sunday killing six Vietnamese and wounding 12 while awaiting helicopters. Light American casualties were noted. U.S. officials say heavy raids and reconnaissance deter massed attacks. The command logged 44 enemy rocket and mortar attacks since Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
South Vietnam
Rumsfeld predicts close vote on two year antipoverty extension
In Washington AP reports Rumsfeld says Congress faces a tight vote on a two year extension of federal antipoverty programs. He notes Nixon backs opposing efforts to shift major responsibility to the states but cannot confirm enough votes. The House substitute is deemed undesirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald Rumsfeld
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congress
Rumsfeld
Nixon
House
Gerald R. Ford
Multi-Ethnic Discussion Set at NAACP Meeting
A panel will discuss The Multi Ethnic Curriculum Guide at the NAACP meeting on Tuesday December 9 at 8 p m at Second Baptist Church corner 14th and Oak Sts The event replaces the Hyte Community Center and is open to the public Panelists include Rev Noel Hord Carolyn Roberts and Glenden Campbell with Ted Sakano as moderator The groups supporting the guide include the NAACP Human Relations Commission and the American Federation of Teachers This confirms community endorsement and discussion of curriculum values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAACP
Second Baptist Church
14Th and
Oak Sts
Hyte Community Center
Noel Hord
Terre Haute
Glenden Campbell
American Federation of Teachers
Ted Sakano
Naacp Press and Publicity
The
Human Relations Commission
Stennis Remarks on Hanoi Decision in Senate Hearing
Senator John C. Stennis of Mississippi comments on Hanoi's stance during a Senate Armed Services Committee session. He suggests Hanoi has not decided to ease pressure or relieve the U.S. from accountability, signaling continued scrutiny of policy options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Interior Secretary Hicks Proposes Reorganization Focused on Conservation
Secretary Walter J. Hickel calls for a department reshape to prioritize conservation and environmental protection and to assume government responsibility for oceanography and marine resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Hansford Mann Joins Trial Lawyers Seminar Saturday
Terre Haute attorney Hansford Mann will join Indiana University faculty in a round table on courtroom medical problems during the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association seminar on Courtroom Medicines at Stouffer's Indianapolis Inn. The session runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mann will sit with Sydney Berger of Evansville and discuss medical witnesses with several physician speakers.
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Terre Haute
Hansford Mann
Indiana
Indiana University
Indiana Trial Lawyers Association
Stouffer’s
Indianapolis Inn
Mann
Sydney Berger
Evansville
Roy H. Behnke
James B. Wray
John H. Campbell
Robert F. Heimburger
William P. Fisher
William P. Fisher, M
Long Adult Psychiatric Clinic
Man Assigned to Hospital Duty at Madigan General
Private Dana Edward White of Terre Haute Indiana now on duty at Madigan General Hospital Tacoma Washington He is a PV2 who graduated from Wiley High School and attended Indiana State University After enlisting in June 1966 he completed basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky and Medical Field Service School at Fort Sam Houston Texas He is the son of Raymond J White and Joan Curnick of Terre Haute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Edward White
USA
Madigan General Hospital
Tacoma
Wash
Terre Haute
Wiley High School
Indiana State University
Army
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Raymond J. White
Joan Curnick
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Mrs. Santa Claus
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McPherson
Gilley
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Atty
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Edward M. Kennedy
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